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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

For succinet political platform the Nor
gan News should wear the blue ribbon.
Here it is: Plant hogs and corn and vote
as you darn please,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

A committee of Paris men have been
sent by the board Of trade of that city to in
vestigate the coal fields at Antlers. The
Advocate in commenting. says that the dis
covery of an ample supply of fuel within
easy reach will silence many Of 1.-The in
dustrial calamity howlers against Paris"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

The Longview Clarion would have the
farmers make Texas land where milk and
honey flow. Then the low price of cotton
would not affect them, nor heated political
campaigns disturb the man who is sitting
under his own vine and fig tree.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

The Hall County Herald declares Its
political platform to be HAL county," and
yet in a column and half of editorial
paragraphs twelve are political, four re-
late to matters outside the county, and one
advises the farmers to let politics alone.
Standing room. on the platform seems
limited.
Regulations does not mean persecution,
says the Lewisville Times. While it would
encourage railways and other monied
concerns it would have barries erected
against encroachment upon the rights of
individuals
Dallas is an the throes of a city election
and it is alleged that one of the means re-
sorted to In order to defeat Democratic
nominees is a report circulated among ne
groes that these candidates are opposed to
free schools. To this complexion have they
come at last.
An open field and free fight is the senti-
ment of the stone pointers in Van Z;rndt
county They voted against primary or
nominating convention.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

Mr.. Phillips, representative of Upshur
county, has worked to save it from being
put in the same district with Harrison, and
the people of the county approve his work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

The Denison Herald regards the recent
action of the Texas senate on the silver
question as blow the nature of which in
most cases requires raw beef application,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-28

A statement is made in the Boseue Eagle
that New York capitalists have turned into
that county this year $500, 200. This kind
of paralyzation has tendency to make
things lively.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
SETTLED ON COMPROMISE.
The Union Pacific Carpenters Are Molli-
fed.

OMAHA. Aug. 6.--Fiftsen minutes be-
fore SIX tonight, which was the hour
set for strike of all Union Pacific
operators unless their demands were
granted, 3 compromise was agreed on,
though 1t took several hours to get 1t
hxed up. Tne pay Of operators on the
main line was fixed At q minimum Of
fifty dollars per month and the pay of
operators on the branch lines At forty
five dollars. This arrangement is for
tho present. The cipher that was to
have been sent out TO the operators
giving the order 10 strike was "play
ball" In tho afternoon the men,
bers o' the executive committee had
conference with the trainmen and
swltchmeu, and gave it 20 be inferred
that IN case of q strike they would have
the support OF these classes of railway
employees. The Union Pacific Was con-
fident that such would not be the case,
for the reason that the trainmen and
switchmen would have no cause for
such action. The train dispatchers
snare IN the concessions made but with
out the good will Of the operators, for
many Of the dispatchess nave been in-
duced to Sign circular setting forth
that they are satisfied and do not wish
- be- represented by the Order OF Rail-
way TeIegraphers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
AFFAIRS AT HOMESTEAD.
Hugh O'Donneli Is in Boston on
Very Secret Mission.

kbtSn " ASoinSh - III bookou Oh y
Very Secret Mission.
HOMESTEAD, Pa, Aug. $50 general
has been the feeling OF distrust in the
leaders. owing To the continued aud
mysterious absenceof Hugh " Donnell.
tho acknowledged head and front Of
the homestead striker3, that the men,
bcrs of the advisory board deem il
expedlent this afternoon to make
known the little leaders whereabouts.
Vice Chairman Crawford hunted up q
reporter for the United Press, to whom
he said: "Hugh ODonneii Is at the
United States hotel, Boston. He is IN
the hub on . secret mission, not only
OF general Importance to the working
men OF Homestead, but to the laboring
people all over the country. Ii he is
successful the trouble here will soon be
at an end. Further than this | can
give no information" At variance
with Mr.. Crswford's statement WAS tho
one made by Secretary Mcconnell, who
said "O'Donneli 10 in Boston on pri-
vate business IN no way connected
with tho Homestead lockout. At a
meeting OF the advisory committee to-
night o second relief committee was
appointed. This WAS made necessary
owing to the large increase in the num-
ber OF applications for assistance dur
ing the past two or three DAYS. SUI
perintendcnt Potter of the Carnegie
Steel company said tonight that
everything has run smoothly
thus far and that the
work done by the non-union men had
been OF the most satisfactory charac-
ter. No disturbance OF any kind has
taken place at Duqusene tonight. The
men realize that they have lost tho
fight there, and the majority will re-
turn to work Monday morning,
though It 10 expected the minority,
backed up by the men from this
place, Will be foolish enough to make
an effort TO prevent the starting of the
mill. William Nolan. II. p. Hogan.
Martin Kennedy, Jacob Snyder and
Jacob Bacil. five more Of tho eleven
Duquesne rioters arrested yesterday,
wore released on 5000 bail each by
Alderman Riley this evening and will
be gwen hearing on Monday after.
noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
sTocKmEn ARRAroNED.
A Request Made That the Prisoners Be
Disafmcd at Once.

CHEYENNE. Wy. Aug. 6.-The forty
two invading stock mcn and Texans
were arraigned in court today. charged
with murder in the first degree. They
were indicted in body and IN groups
of four. It required all day to read
the indictments. The trial 10 set for
the 22d of August. Prosecutor David
son asked the court 10 issue an order TO
disarm the prisoners and have thes.
kept out of saloons. lie pointed to r.
NJ. Canton, one OF the prisoners who
was IN court Oh stretcher, having
shot himself in the leg last night a. an
example of the urgency OF such an o.
der. Many of the prisoners carry re-
volvers and knives. and 90 far have
been permitted 10 20 about at will
without interference.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

The Packet Normannsa Makes a Quick
Ocean Trip.

Nsw YoRk, Aug. 6.--The Hamburg
American Packet company's express
steamer Normannia, commanded by
Captain Hebich. which arrived this
morning from Hamburg, made the run
from south Hampton 10 sandy Hook
hghuhip % s dsys, Is hours aud 50
minutes. thus beating her best west-
ward record, 8 days, is hours and Al
minutes made IN May. 1891. She
covered 3.059 miles. making au average
speed OF 1901 knots per hour. This
pisces toe Normannia second on she
Hamburg compsny's line of cypress
steamers. The Columbia of the same
limo in 1891. IN June, came across m
q days, Is hours and 50 minutes. hold.
ing second place TO the Fuerst Bis
marck until beaten by the Sormannis
today. The frserst Bismarck holds the
record westward fion Southampton of
DAYS. IN hours aud "a minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

member OF The state board of phsr-
macy fur tise years.
n. III. stewart of Kalamazoo, mem
Der Of the board OF trustees Of the Mleh.
igsH asylum, 20 saceeed Robert bafns,
deceased.
lmmsa.ate effect WAS given 10 the
senatorial bill, ~ II came back from
the house wathoat amendment by .
unanimous vote.
mark wss,a Had mts Wsy-sisis.
bill was subsequently reported in
the house providing for . special ses-
sion Of supervisors Ia the counties hav-
ing more than . representation for
August z2. Mr.. Jackson OF Wayne was
suspicious Of IL. although Mr.. BARK
worth tdenlocrAt) OF Jacksou warmly
advocated Il. IL failed upon final pas.
sage, receiving but 10 votss. This mat
ter disposed Of, there was nothing left
but the prclim,naries for adjournment.
~ the work Of the ssssson had been
completed.
The usual committees to notify the
governor and each house wore ap.
pointed and adjournment taken until
noon on Monday. ia accordance with
. concurrent resolution previously
passed, providing that hnAl adjourn.
nent take place at that timc, although
no .bunness would b. transacted after
today.
All the members that could reach
their homes tonight have left the city,
An unusual degree OF good feeling
prevailed at the close. and republican,
have abundant cause for congratuia
ton that they were abls TO prevent an
other partisan gerrymander and have
instead secured both bills perfectly
satisfactory to themselves.
The democrats have been over
matched at everv point and frankly &C
knowledge their defeat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
ARRESTED AN EnTiRE BoARD.
Thievish Officers Brought Up With .
Turn 81 West Superior.

wrsr srrEnIoa, Wis, Aug. War
ranis were issued this morning by jus
tice Frenzes this morning for the ar
rest of the entire town beard of snpe-
rior on charge Of embezkiemenf. The
members OF the hoard are John Walker,
Martia kernstesd and Frank Desmond.
Tire warrants charge the members with
appFypriatng 500 TO their ova use and
other smaller amounts. Last year q
tar levy ia the town was &c. 500, shfcfl
vas collected, and none OF "a u nor
visible ard no town Improvements on
srpsnd ltures show where u has gone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
SENATE BILL.
Which Made MI. Brown Q Big Man for .
While.

While.
Following is the senatorial appor-
tionment bill introduced by Senator
Brown and passed by the senate:
First Distrlct--The ninth. eleventh.
thirteenth and fifteenth wards in the
city of Detroit, and the townships Of
Crosse Pointe, Hamtrameck, Green
field. Rsdford, Livonia and Plymouth,
in the county of Wayne.
Second Drstrict-The first. second.
third, fifth aud seventh wards OF the
CITY OF Detroit
Third Distfiet-Tne fourth, sixth.
eighth and tenth wards Of the city of
Detroit.
Fourth District-The twelfth, four
teenth and sixteenth wards of The city
of Detroit aud tbe townships of Can
ton, Nanksa, Dearborn, springwells,
Van Barren, Romuius, Taylor. Eeorse.
sumpter, Huron, Brovnstown ana
Moneuason and tce city Of wyandatte,
IN the county OF Wayne.
Fifth District THE counties OF Lena
wee and Monroe.
SIXTH psstrict-The counties of ST
Joseph. Branch aud Hiilsdsle.
seventh Dsstrsct-The counties of
Befrien and CAss.
Eighth Dsstsief--The counties of Al
fConts aaed On Second Psxsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

OGDEN, Utah, Aug. 6.-Thc train
carrying SO, ,000. 900 Of Uncle SANS
treasury arrived here on time this
morning. and started east over the L..
+. The journey 90 far has been made
without accident.
OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. 6.-Thc treasury
train is due here at 8 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon. The greatest effort 10 beiag
made TO prevent the public from receiy-
ing details Of the passage Of the train
for fear of robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

TERRIBLE Gasoline ACCIDENT.
Several Persons Severely Burned by th
Deadly Combustible.

MrSSEAroLis. Minn., Aug. Q. - A
leaky gasoline stove caused terrible
accident At the residence of b. N.
Lewis today. The burning fluid Was
thrown in every direction. Those in
iured are: Mrs. James Walker. badly
burned about the face. shoulders, breast
aud arnis; Waiter Walker. IL years old. /.
son Of Mrs. Walker, face AMI hands
and head burned. Miss Florence Lewia,
face, hands and heal burned; Miss
Bertha .. Blemis of Kansas City, Mo-,
head, arms and hands badly burned:
Mise Hattie Lewis, face and hands
burned. None of the ladies will be
permanently dlshgured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

CKoswEII, Aug. 6--LAst evening
Sam Fslster and = number of harsess
hands came IA from the fields 10 feis-
ter's hoase, three miles from Speaker
szniiac county, and found no supper.
Ars. Feister resussd 60 prepare Il. A
row followed. Mira feister fed % her
bedroom and closed Ine door. feister
forced il open and then she fired ~
bum with an old shotgun. feister's
stepson, thinking bic mother was IN
danger. assailed his stepfather with an
Al and struck him twice. A small
fracture of the skull resulted.
The 10 tbs fifth quarrel in tins family
in five years. MIRA feister has left the
house. Fesster will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

he showed . leaning toward protection.
The paDphlsts declare that Ssiisbury's
see ons OF the origin OF free trade ~ss
entirely srronsous, - well - MS state
menss - to the sdsets of commercial
freedom upon Eng and sdeyslopment.
Tue trade OF Great hritian Vas declared
TO % increasing despIte the gloomy
eroakinEs OF the falr uaders. SIR Charles
fuppef's scheme of reciprocity vas
condemned on the ground thatCAnana' .
trade 10 but . trltls IN comparison With
thai OF the United States. The report
also expresses the doubt whether tree
trade with the states 80 proposed would
not De more harmful than beneficial to
the British interests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

pErRoIr. Aug. 6.-Poiiceman Ed
mund Hayes last evening arrested
Harold Percivsl, who said he hved ~
No. 70 Noble street, for indecent be-
hsvicr. Al the police court this morn
ing he said he WAS an ex-prleet OF The
Catholic church. that his vile WAS =
Sister OF Charity, aud that he has also
preached III the Baptist church. lie
gave the names Of some Of the most
prominent ministers in the city for ref
erences. He said his wife MAS klck ai
their home on Noble street. and that
he went down town To get some medi.
cine. Justice Whelau tined hlm $50 Oh
ninety days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
Good Loohng:sharp Shot.

NEsAUSEE. Aug. Ca couple of men
successfully worked = neat game on
the clerk IN Muck's butcher shop. &C.
curing $3.50 thereby. One OF them was
seen in lshpeming shortly afterwards
and was arrested. When he started 70
run he Was shot IN the thigh and was
taken 10 the hospital. where he gave
his name as Edward o'Brien. aged
about % years. lie 10 good looking. of
slight bnild, and will recover. He pal
escaped
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

HAsrscs, Neb.. Aug. 6.-Governor
Mckfaley's special stopped here one
hour this afternoon. Word WAS re-
ceived here fifteen minutes before train
time, and more than $4,000 people bur
ried IN the depot. An open carriage
was provided aud Governor Mckinley
Was driven To a shaded lawn, where he
spoke for twenty minutes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
81. Harr,son FaIilnz.

CHIcseo. Aug. 6.--A Washington
spec al 20 the Herald Gays MTs. Harri-
son i failing rapidly ~ Loon AXE. and
Il not expected 10 recover. Ear
" yesterday naorning the preS-
dent received telegram from
MRS. Harrisen's physicians advising
hita 90 come on ~ once ss they feared
the worst. To an intimate TREND toe
president sad last night that he did
not expecf Mgs Harrison 20 recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

CHICAGO. Aug. 6.-Colonel John c.
Bundy, editor of the Rel,glo-Phiio-
sophicsl Journal, died tins morning 1t
l:35 1T his apartments, at No 5s2 La
Sale street. Colonel Bundy had been
seriously i'll for seven weeks from an
abcess OF the liver. lie leaves = wife
and daughter, Miss Gertrude Bundy,
who graduated from the Univer sity Of
Michigan last June.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
stu Creeping Higher.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Aug. 6.-The re-
definitely known before Monday OF
Tuesday. Governor Jones' official ma.
jority in this, his home, county 10 6.254
the largest in any county for either
candidate. Ii 10 thought the amount
when completed, will reach the esti
mate Of l0o.o0 for Jones.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. e.--The FINAL
game Of the tennis tournament was
plaped in Congress Spring park today
between W. r. Knapp and r. II. Hovey
for the state championship. Knapp
won in an exciting and closely con-
teeted game.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

NEW YoRK. Aug. 6.-p. G. Bowman.
chairman OF the knlghts OF Labor com.
mittee, telegraphs the Mail and kx-
press from Birmingham, declaring that
the entire peoples party ticket in Ala.
bama was elected 10y at least 10000
majority. The democratic claim of a
small majority. he says, 10 based on
fiction and fraud.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Aug. e.--on the
hills on the north SIDE of the Ameri-
can river there are immense forest
fires and several thousand acres have
already been burned over. The dam
age TO the timber land and pastures
will be very large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

the corner Of st. Clair ana Vine streets
THIS afternoon. The occupapts q the
phaeson, Mira sesisy and Miss Cook.
aged Is years, Of Summit avenue,
Walnut Hula, we're thrown 10 the
ground, the latter being almost in-
stsntiy killed. Mira eesley's iDlunes
are not serlaus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

ORroNvnLrE, Mpn., Aug. 6.-An en-
counter occurred this morning between
w. c. Whitman, editor of the Herald
Star. and A. b. kaercher, editor of the
Stone County Journal, growing ous OF
personal fight IN tie papers named.
Whitman il badly used up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

KALAMAZOO, Aug. s.-Two farmer
boys. Fred McCarty, aged Is. ard os.
rin Green aged IL. came 10 the circus
from Comstock yesterday and skipped.
They had about - between them and
have gone 10 see ssrhta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
Fin,sh :, sturr,s.

s1rsers. Mich, Aus. e.--The August
meeting OF the siures Fair ss~oc,ation
closed today. The weather was fine
and the track IN good condition.
2.2o irotting, purse 81 900 - Paragon
won. Myrtle second, torhliosd third,
best time. 2i6s.
2-yesr -old tfot. 300 elsss pnrse n 900
Ora Wilkes w9n. King sultan second.
Censllvrs wilEes third; beet time, zs3c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

a Canadian Legssiasos Tells Why Cam
adlans Emsxrste.

MoSrKxAL. Aug. 6.--Mr. Tstrsauit. .
member Of the legislative commission
appointed few days before she close
Of the lass session of the provincial
legislature to enquire into the cause OF
emigration Of farmers To the United
states. has made known tho conclusion
NJ which he has arrived: First, poverty
of French Canadians; second. large
families; third, difhcuIty Of establish
ing homes, fourth. defective cultiva-
ton OF lands; fifth. taste for luxury;
sIxth. SEIZURE Of household effects and
wages for debts; seventh. plague OF
peddiers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

vsn1s. Cai., Aug. Oscar Belver.
Who vas sh-,s IA sn attempt t0 arrest
the train F0oners early tnss morning.
rafoers wers still At large. when last
se-n they were making for the noun
talns-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
CIulrs fnr Derufies

wssr SUPERIOR, Wis. Aug. s.--fap-
tain of Police MoRae went 20 Duluth
and procured fifty police cluts. stating
that they were 10 arm deyutfee 60 guard
the mil OF the West Superior Iron A
Steel worta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Az Springfield, Macs, August z,
George JGyisr fsoks the worlds one
mile bicycle record. lowering Il see.
ond. making zsl4t aud the psrt day
he went q mlse ia All Hat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

CsIcsee. Aug. s.--Mrs Mary B. VIII
lard, the aged mother ef Frances D.
Willard. died sf hes home IN Evanston
al IL 20 this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

raSnox. AHg. e.-The Coo,fen etab
h..,.f ia aanrs. n4eetiag tais evening.
Yh~ anneai report showed lbst sr
4aorr,s,,ss uonsler OF rsmpabsss bad
s,.ee cent cat eanEsirnez sreuafeats ~
,r,ve fhas Lord SALISBURY wzs all
xrsac IN his Hastings speech, ia which
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
POINTER is A KING
He Beats Direct in q Phenom-
eaal Race
OVER The BUFFALO TRACK
Smashing the Record BY One ana ons-
Hall Seconds fof Bosh 11ostlnx sn1
Pacing on REG gulstlsn rssck.

BuFFAio. Aug. e--Thsrs vas en-
other case Of record smashlAg at tss
grand circuit races here today. Hal
Pointer lowering the rsosrd for any
heat ever trotsed or paced an race On
= regulation track. IL Wa sil the more
sensational heoanse il wss accompilshsd
on track heavy from the rain Of ths
previous n,eht aud IA the faoe Of .
strong wind. The attendance was
good and the weather clear and
warm. Owing 10 the late stsrt.
l.so p. M, IL was imposslble 10 WORK Of:
all the raoes. ana the program Was cut
down 10 the sis. 2:ig snd s:ss class
trots and the Hal Pointer Direct
SPECIAL.
In the 2is class Martha Wilkes was
the favorste aud won three straight
heats in easy style. Ia tie All cless
Walter 4 took the fret heat. tut Hon
est George. driven by tseers. wss the
iavoriie and WAS out IA WIN. lie cab
tured the next three heats, bat alt wese
ciose Finishes The 2.25 class also went
10 the favorite, Mary Mack took the
first, second and flfth hests. KITTY
Bayard trottcd spiendld race, csptar-
ipg two heats and finishing second In
the other thee. The event of the dag
was the Hal Fointer-D Direct pacing fsce
for q purse of $4,000. Pointer was
driven by oscrs, while Starr held
the ribbons over the California
wonder. Pointer was the favorite
IN the pools at SO To e.. When the
horses came out for the hrst heat
there WAS great cheering. At the fivt
trial the horses went away 10 . teauu.
FIJI start
Pointer Teek the lead.
Pointer had the pole. and ~
oEce took the lead, which be kept To
the finish. winning by q length, with
Direct under the whip. Time, sSs, soel !.
:3sI, 2:lot. The neoond beat WAS
much simiiar 10 the first. Pointer tcek
the lead at the start and Was never
headed. The pace was terrific. and
the rush down the homestretch Waa
magnificent Pointer finished four
lengths ahead OF Direct in the almost
phenomenal time OF 2ost. lowering
his own record IL seconds. The time
by quarters Was :32l. ;o5s, lss.t, 2:0st.
The third WAS . repetition Of the
others, Pointer taking the lead and
maintaining st throughout. winning
easily by six lengths; time, ;ssi. lso6s
l:3Ss. 2.l1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

AsprKs PsEs. Aug s.--''snspyer''
Garrison, the ismots jockey. ~ iyIng
dangerously 81 st TIE Scsrborro bossl.
Long Branch. He family V Ut he bed
s.de
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

NFw yosK, Aoe- s.-Four Gases Of
smallpox we're rsf,orted IN the city -
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Time, 2:ioi. 2sosi. All.
The best race record for pacing ls
EOS. made Nv Direct on the Columbia,
Tenn, track (kIte-shspedl J, october 20.
1891. where aud when he heat Hal
Pointer m the fastest three heats ever
paced in race on a kie-shsped track,
the time being 2:cq, 2,os, 2soss. These
notable fiyere viii meet next 81 Com
stock park Tuesday afternoon. They
will race for . purse Of 1000. and M
view OF the result ~ Buffalo n - fasr
30 presume that the aorsee vii he
driven here 10 the utmost limit Of their
speed. Direct IL . prime fsvofIte in
this city and he owner will have him
driven 20 win.