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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

II 10 impossible even ~ this distance
from ths time Of the Homestead riot
esd the place itseif to arrive At any
sAs,sfsctory conclusion as TO where the
responsibility for the terrible conse-
quencs OF that bloody ARRAY properly be-
be- :. The news Of the arrest OF Burgess
III. dekie on the charge Of murder last
night. and OF his Incarceration in the
city Jail will not aid the impartial
ysadsr IN forming al opinion as TO his
guilt or innocence, Tor both pro-
csedings SAVIOR too strongly OF .
fixed determination on the part
OF the company 70 aosolse itself
FROM culpabsllty ia advance OF
public sentiment. Burgess AcLuckie
y looked upoa BY the general pubic as
. pe4cemzker and mediator between
ths men add the company, and 10y
his pacific utteraaces and wise coun-
ssls during tie heat OF the greatest ex-
element and since, he has earned for
himself universal admiration. That no
should De singled out and put
IN jail under such serious
charge Is one out of the many
inscrutabls ,hiSks the u,sn Frick Il the
author OF. Ii u a intended by the arrest
OF MeLuc<ie and ODonnell TO remove
the best aud most trusted counseiors of
the men Il will be met with disappoiut-
msnt and perhaps more violence.
80 L =.
~ Homestead entirely and will breed
= more deepseated and revengeful hat
FED toward the company. Whatever me
outcome shall be the arrest Of Me.
Luekie u iIl-advised and wholly un-
necessary TO accomplish the ends OF
justice Frick will employ the strong
arm Of the law once too often and then
be himself will be caught in its mex
tricabIs meshes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

'sTns symptoms IN Wall street. says
Henry Clsws warrant the hope of
steady recovery OF trade and finance
in she nations OF the world. TINS Is
more i'm Sortsnt 10 the United states
because the foreign financial depression
Of the last two years has been attended
with the return of large amounts of
securities to this eoantry, and with
large drains upon our stock Of gold
movements which would naturally be
reversed IN the event Of recovery
abroad. Il - doubtful, however,
vhether sufficient Importance has been
attached to ,bs significant fact that We
have 40 little felt the pressure arising
from this Unprecedented return OF our
obligations and the withdrawal of our
best money. IL has caused no per
cepsibss check upon our industries, nor
hss 10 prevented the issue on this mar.
bet OF large amount Of new corporate
loans: and had II not been for the
fears excited by the insane silver ssits-
hon. this exemption from sympathy
with Europesn causes Of trouble would
have bsen still more marked. That
there ga steady. not 70 say large, i'm
pfcvsment in the volume Of home
trade nov going forward, u made clear
from the fact that the ciearings At the
combined clearing houses Of TIE enup-
Try. for The hrst BALI ~ the year. show
IN increase Of Is par cent. aotwlsh-
standing that ths transactions AZ the
New York clearing house have been
largely curssiIed ~ ne crestion of the
sock exchange clearing house"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
HESASUREW INNER
WILL SURELY &c ELECTED
0srEixs ]. pisksms and ~ q Whssnu
ryopkesy IN Regard % shs Ruiissoai
sssuatoa-Wsooas insecsnos.

Among the guests ~ the Mortoa -
to-day wers senator A o. Whester -
Nsnlsior and the Hoa. Gsrriee J.
DaekemA Of Holland. They wsrU a.
gethsF. Al isass Mr.. Dsskna was. and
NJ. Whsslar Jo.nsd the crowd - soen
~ hs had purchased nsw hat - vDas
70 saginaw. They had just coms fro0
Holland where Mr.. Wheeler bed $3.50
spsndsng sunday with his fraend. and
stopped ~ the Morton on their way -
saginaw. They dlnsd there. but the
menu held out. aud they vent on their
wAy rejoicing ~ the city 1t pne ana
ahecondlpg treaAarers-
s'Grsst year for republican," aid
Mr.. Dsekema 10 . reporter tor fuE
HERALD.
fletcher lifs." responded Mr..
Wheeler. We're ell republicans mp
our way even % the Pola noers- See
THIS hsr II cost 81 right here an Grand
Rapids, but I'm ready any day from
now TO election TO wager it that the re-
publican party VII elect the next gov.
ernor."
"who is IT going TO bs-' asksd The r.
porter.
Doesn't make any di6eronoe," nd
Mr.. Dieksma. ''ie's going 70 b
elected whether he's Mr.. Rich, Mr..
Pingrce or Jim ODonneii. You
couldn't ind three better candidates
anywhere. and whoever gets TIE nom.
nation 10 the next governor"
''That's dead right" responded Mr..
Wheeler impresavely.
"Pm not prophet" continued Mr..
Diekema, "but it looks 70 me as IL the
farmer element would finally secure
Mr.. klch's nomination. ] have noticed
the city republicans have always voted
for Mr.. Pingree IN the caucuses, but
that the country delegates have often
outvotcd them IN the county convsn-
ton. The farmer element OF Michigan
has certainly supported Mr.. Rich very
Loyalty, but the business men have
bseA equally - enthusiastic over Mr..
Pin0reeH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
pIckINsoN's NARROW ESCAPE.
He Was Caught Between Car and or
Iron Order.

Frank L. Dickenson . cigarmaker
residing a, No. 12s Veto street came
very nearly meeting . fatal accident
yesterday noon while attempting 10
board . Sbawmut avenue car 1T the
east end OF Pearl street bridge. The
car started lust as he reached il and
he jumped on the step nearest the
bridge. lie WAS caught between the
car and the iron eirder and nearly
crushed before the car could be stop
ped. He was picked up and carried
broken but that ne had been injured
internally. He Was removed TO hs
home we're he was resting easily last
night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
DIED PROM CHORAL

The Quins.y Jury Decides That the
Drug Killed Him.
DIR. Fullsr's analysis OF the contents
Of the late john c. Quinssy's stomach
revealed the existence Of choral in SUI
ficiens quantities TO produce death and
the revolver shot wounds IN be head
were pronounced not 10 he fatal by
Drs. Beat and Failing, Who made the
examination. This evidence Was laid
before Coroner Psnwsrdsn's jury res
terdsy 81 the inquest and the jury ren-
derea . verdict ~ p. M. tbst Qninses
came 70 he death hy IN overdose u
chiofal TAKEN With sascsdal intent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

The Local Companies Are Now Being
Thoroughly Drilled,
The local military companies are
making great preparations for the an
nusi encampnent at Brighton next
month. The companies IN tnIs city
have, under the command of Lieuten-
ant Colonel NcGurrin and Ms ior Rose
made great headway in tue battalion
drill. On the last day of camp will he
held the election of colonel of the sec-
ond infsntry. Lieutenant Colonel Me-
Gurrin and Major Rose OF this city.
both being candidates. Captain Case
Of Three Rivers viii probably be elected
major, Captain Ed Bennett declaring
shst he - not . csnd date and does not
wlsh TO he considered a. such.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
Second Regimen, orders.

The following order has been iosued
by Col. McGurnn. from the hsadq aart-
ers Of the second infantry:
HEADQUARTERS SECOND
lSyAxrRY, NJ. 3. T.
GnASp RArlps. July Is. 1892.
ORpER No. 2.
First Lieutenant John c. Boon. Co.
H, is hereby detailed acting adJutant.
under further or1ers. He viii -
obcyed and respected accordingly.
By order of
WILLIAM T. NcGuRnzn,
Ii. Col. Con,md'g ReGl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

GROVER assures single taxer of tho
Henry George school that the demo-
cratic platform 10 for tariff reform and
that the coming fight will be fought
along the lines Of that very remarkable
straddle on silver, apology for demo-
cratic existence. and monumental piece
of evasion and circumlocution. Grover
is "dead on" to the truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

BcRGEss McLrcKrE of Homestead
has shown good sense in ordering the
saloons closed during the trouble. In
such . crisis cool heads and stout
hearts are in demand. Peril is always
greatly increased If the workmen are
allowed to Gil themselves with LIQUOR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

WHEN the Carnegie company shall
eliminate It's spirit Of resentment in at
tempting to deal with its locked-out
men and shall meet them in spirit of
kindliness and consideration the set
Element of the present difficulty will be
arrived at without delay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

Miehigsn infantr.ss- Coroner Pen
warden Was called and after On snvesti-
CATION decided that inqaest Vas not
necsssAry. ~ DC probably fell IN . hs
and wxs smotnered 10 death he WAS
barred IN the home cemetery - No bad
no relatives living.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

wrrH rashness unparalleled in the
history Of journalism. the New York
Sun proposes quadrilateral debating
contest in which the four candidates
shall each have an hour to discuss the
principles of his respective party and
half an hour at the close to reply to the
other fellows
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

JoHs T. RTcH is not ~ strong as his
party and the party Is mot so Samson
lao in strength that it can carry any
elephant that may be loaded on 10 il
by the farmers and federal Office
holdsrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

Eastern watering pisc~s are IN . state
Of indignant exeisemens ever TIE sam
mary arrest cf wislisas Flesschman AZ
Aseury Psrs Cor appearing IN the surf
cad IA . sleeveless bathing suis-
Williams muscular arms xlssned ard
eiist~rea 9Th he raady glow Of n~slsh
ss ne ssyass~d forth from Ms batting
hoass " - ssfes 81 NE vsve-kssssi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

ALMOST every day there is some acct
dent or else narrow escape from ac-
cident in connection with electric cars.
Everybody in the city wants rapid
transit, but nobody seems to think that
more care should be taken in keeping
out of the way of electric cars running
eight miles an hour than Of horse cars
going four.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

ton gave . very interesting Talk en-
Kindness - Dumb Animals" several
psrsons pxesent volunteered 20 organ
ne hAncs Of mercy. Niss Nellie Altts
gave pleasing recitation. aud remarks
on the subject of Bands OF Mercy
were made by Mr.. Davis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

A the time for conventions sp-
proaches il becomes more and more
apparent that the republican party
will have TO manage wisely to select
good men and men that Will be win
ners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

"How's the slate coming orr asked
. reporter for TaE HKkAlp Of Dudley
O. Watson Of Coopsrsvilie in front OF
the Morton yesterday. What slater
inquired Dudley. opening HE blue eyes
in bsbyish innocence. .i)o you mean
. democratic slstey We don't have EN-.
We wait tall the convention v called
and then nominate the beet man. seev'
and Mr. Watson gazed rapturoasIy ~
the invisible democratic Utopia. will
Mr.. Richardson receive the democratic
nomination for congressr ::inqusred the
reporter.
''Dsar me. didn't even know he 10
. candidate; is he," inquired Mr.. Wat
con. with sight manifestation OF IN
terest.
"And Winans-wiil he be nonasnateds'
continued the reporter.
LET me see; Winans-oh yes; well,
he's just ~ strong ~ he wac two years
ago. / guess bell get the nomination.
Why shouldn't hey l don't know much
about politics. you know" and Mr..
Watson smiled . happy self-satlsfied
smile ut the thought Of his own child
ish ignorance IT the ways Of wicked
world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
DE KoNTsKps RECITAL.
He Gives q Mastery Interpretation Of
Modern Masters.

Chevalier De Kontski rendered some
Of the compositions of modern CON-
posers at the concert given at Chapel
ball OF the Western Michigan college
last evening. The audience was conn.,
posed of about $50 admirers of De
kontski, aud has wonderful interpreta-
ton OF the modern masters and Of bss
own compositions vas enthusiastically
received. The program follows:
FIRST PART.
Overture from the opera William Tel.
Chevslier DE koatski ........ Rossia nj
thevaler De koatski.
Eecitxfiss-~sefeetea ......s... $500.
Mr.. B-sle Mcleod Lewia
Concert piece apea Faust ..,.-z-.-.s...-.
-.--.-.-....-.-. ..-., De ksHtsktteunod
chsvsier De ksatssi
SECOND PART.
- samrer Night A. 9erfnf Thomas
Ars Vile Merton Bryant
a. seheffa. dedicated 70 Charles Ian
eaa De ksnfshi
b seavsslr n sssisnks Ssl~@ DE keatssi
theTslixf fe kostski.
Reveal A. L'sa~ tAvskealnx Fl re
ehsvsises be Kent.ki
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

Yesterday afternoon - Ns- II. r.
Hess Vas driving On Ransom street .
burr became sooss on one Of the buggy
Wheels. causing thai necessary append
age 70 drop OF. Mrs. Hes wss thrown
on the pavement aud sllgntiy injured.
She vas taken To DR.. Barth's house and
soon afterwaTd went home.
Shortly aftefward . horss driven By
Mrs. Casssus sweet became frightened
~ IN electric car on Cherry street and
ran away. Ars. Sweet MAS thrown out,
but sustained only eight brusses-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

THssE are the days when the would
be VT gets of his customary alleged
jokelet about the clergymsn's taking
his vacation and the devils staying at
hor,.o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

NssRLY all the contractors Of the
city are busily employed IN the erec-
ton Of new buildings. The business
Of the city il good. DESPITE the usual
inactivity OF the summer months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

CRY SOLICITOR ELrHINsroNE of Al
legheny county. Pennsylvania. has de-
cided that dogs are property. and that
. city has no more right to KILL them
for non-psyment of taxes than 1t has
to burn q building for the same rea-
son; and every man that owns . good
dog will Say that Mr.. Elphinstone is
right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
DIED IN THE WOODS.
Samuel Ferry, Veteran, smoshsred
While m q Fit

sVhile ~ 4 FH-
Samuel Ferry, an old soider subjeet
b spsleptie Ere, vas found dead IN the
woods near the soldiers home yes;ss.
day morning by George W smith, an
inmate Of tue home when found ne
vss iyias wgfh HE face downward
barred in TIE Iss vss. lie left lhs home
saadsv after asaasf AMI aid Bot re-
tura. Ferry wss - years ald and en-
tered the home fFo8s Miriam Bee@a-
h~f 4. lisa. lie go n3emt,<t af tas
Forty xnth ONO sad the kIsvsntA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

UNTIL it shall be definitely settled
that the armed Pinkertons were in
vested with legal authority to invade
Homestead, and that their conduct
Was no. such as to provoke the IN
famed locked out meu To- attack them !,
1t will be useless to arrest the leaders
on the charge of murder for no jury
on earth will ind them guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

The Catholic secular clergy Of the
city left yesterday for Big Rapids 70
attend the annual spiritual retreat,
which began in st. Mary's hospital 1t
$50 last evening. The exercises Will
last until Saturday. During the week
sick calls will be. answered by the Re-
demptorists Of st. Alphonsus' church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

TssRkrfs IL said 10 be out of season.
bat that dozens Affect the summer re-
sort hotels that make the soup from
mud turtles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
Kicked by q Horse.

Yesterday afternoon Hattie Harper,
Mrs. John Steenhard and Emma Levitt
we're driving IN John Ball park with .
horse and carriage. when the horse
caught one OF the lines under his tail
and began to kick. Miss Harper was
ntsing with her back towards the dash
board. and in turning 70 look ~ the
horse WAS kicked in the forehead. A
severe gash was cut Ia her forehead
and che Was stunned from the heavy
blow. She was removed 70 her home
At No. 5S4 Broadway street in the am
bulance and DR.. Hoskins WAS cum
moned TO dress her injuries. II was
found necessary 10 take four stitches TO
close the wound. The horse was
stopped before further damage Was
donA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
More Furnisuss Buyers.

The following furniture men regis.
tered at the Morton yesterday: d. A.
Beckwith, Jacksonville, Fla; II. 8.
Seaman, Chicago; l.. D. Eldredge,
Chicago; E. L. Peacock. Wilmington;
l.. A. Weidsnhomer, st. Paul; Ike
Fisk, Chicago; 8. w. Graves. Knox.
vile. Tenn; F. o. Whitford. Chicago;
@. .. Chap.n, Svrrcuse, n. Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

A. r ssasgs. Commercial agent Of
the ths c. = ". NJ. ~ MuskHGon, IVES
Ia town yesterday.
J, n. r. Hagsrt is ~ Msohissw L.
iAad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

ctEav your SIDE streets and alleys.
Cut down the weeds. Let the city al.
~sys look lie Rest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

To make he humility even more
great. Dana densss mat Cleveland !. .
stated prophet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

Ma. sfssEFrssss address ~ The on.
taa.isr Je~s yesterday vsz . msnly.
pssssssle speesh-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

The Practical Y Of ths second Rap
tsst charoh held ~ reHuias meeting
tass nsebs. Mim LnasA heins q Dat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

WIrH the British elections still pend
ing home rule for Ireland Is a little
nearer than before. But it is not an
assured fact. Mr. Gladstone may be
able to secure enough adnerents to pass
the ball IN the commons, but under the
existing conditions IN the legislative
branch the house of lords will reject 1t.
The liberals may agitate To their hearts
content. but unless q radical change
shall take place the lords will not pass
home rule measure during the next
parliament.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

e. c. Leavenworth, general freight
agent for the G. r. 4 l., was in Nus
kegon yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
ST. CECILIA MUSICALE.
Twenty No. Held an Eminently Sue
cessful One.

cessful One.
Society was out in full force TO At
tend the musicale given by the Twenty
No. 7 of the st. Cecilia ut the residence
of George w. Gay on East Fulton
street last evening. The parlors Of the
handsome residence contained about
200 guests, who had assembled for the
concert. The program follows;
Piano solo-Polka al Brsvoura Fitz spindler
Miss Seymour
Recitation-"Ihus Saith the Lord" Mes
Aria-"But Who May Abide the Day OF
His Coming" Messiah. .-..-..-....--.........
George A. smith.
Violin solo-Selection. Ii Trovatore..--..R Ran
+. A. Wurzburg.
Recitation and aria-"She a one Charm
eth Ny sadness" .9ounod
Mr.. Smith.
Piano solo-a. Mazursa. OPP. %. No. Chopin
b. Iarant-lla. No. 3-.........-..L iszt
Miss Walker.
Solo-a. my Little Woman" ...-.........,s 0sgood
D. Fare Thee Well" .Grahben Hoffman
Duet-"l Feel Thy Angel spirit. .--.:
49,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

In vocal numbers George Smith, the
eminent basso, was At his best and the
Aria But Who May Abide the day Of
Ills Coming" from Messiah and "Thee
Alone Cnarmcth Ny Sadness" we're
rendered by his rich voice in an very
affective manner. The other numbers
we're all we'll rendered, and the must
Gale, was one of the most successful
ever gwen in the city. During An in
PERMISSION in the program light refresh
menn were served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

The Detroit college OF Law hes issued
it, announcements for the season Of
1892. The college Was Organised for
the benefit of studenu Of Law residing
in the vicinity OF Detroit. justice
Charles ID. Long Of tine Michigan su-
prems court 10 presidcnt OF The institu-
ton and Alfred Russell, Judge Mslksr.
Judge Reilly and Judge vanZils are
among the member Of the faculty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

WAsHIssros, July ls--For Lower
Michigan; Local showers tonight;
warmer soutneFiy wlnds-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

OPERATOR st police headquarters win
hereafter be drsssed In the regular 20.
licemen's uniform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

ands. He stood for = moment and
scanned the long line OF wnsle-eTsst-
81 breakers tnnblInx over one
another IA playful gies aud then
extending ha lusty arms out
aud over the waters plunged
.nto the shallow BRINE A yg-
liant olticeT Of the law saw these strong.
naked arms and MS soul vas shocked.
lnstznter he MED to the SPOT and IN .
J0ss-llke voice commanded the Dude
swimmer 70 return 10 shore A mo-
ment later the bedraggled form OF the
wanton norman appeared, hIs bathing
salt cllnging 10 his anatomy IN limp and
unkempt folds. revealing in startling
dislinctness the outlines Of his Apollo
hike figure. He Was trundlsd on 10
jail without ceremony and now VOWS
that ne will have financial restitution
for his wounded pride and despo.ied
reputation. He has the sympathy Of
the entire colony OF high society
nymphs who feel that there
Is no safety for them if this
officer shall DO permitted to roam
along the beach IN ques, Of prey. Bath
ing will be Invested of It's chief charm
for the women il the sleeveless and
legless costume shali be prohibited.
What are . pretty arm, necK and leg
worth to the queen of the surf If she
must cover them from view with gritty
f.annels IL such outrages are TO be
tolerated Ottawa Beach will be trans
formed back 20 It's native waste of
sands and the summer hotel man Will
be without his occupation. II must
not be. Society cant stand 1t for a
minute.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-05-27
FUUnAAa UC oCLI.
-
GELEBRA

One of the grandest celebrations ever
held in Idaho will be held at Grange
vile on the coming Fourth of July.
Everybody is joining in to make the
celebration success. About $1,000 has
already been subscribed.
FIREWORKS: There will be grand
display of fireworks in the evening, con-
sisting of Roman Candles. Sky Rock cts,
Pin Wheels, Catherine Wheels, serpents,
Dragons, Triangles, Flower Pots, Mines
of Stars. Vertical Wheels. Meteoric Com
cts, after which will be an excellent
BALLOON ASCENSION. A number of
large Meteoric Fireworks Balloons will
be sent up, which alone will be worth
coming to see.
An excellent orator from abroad has
been engaged to deliver the Grafton.
First class music will be furnished by
the GRANGEViLLE BAND Aher
the literary program there will be II
number of games, races, etc. A good
time is insured to old and young.
The following persons are appointed
to superinted their respective districts /:
The Lake, Keuterville, Cottonwood
aud Denver, by Overman. Carr, August
Schroeder, ]. X. Forsman, B. f. Davis,
Jay Rhoads. G. H. Brockman and Spots
wood.
Chase. Sunny Side, Fairview ,Surridge,
Clearwater and Mt. Idaho districts by
Edd Chase Seth Jones Jr., John Coram
W. w Stilwell. Josh Rowton, j. Hansen
Jim surridge. Allen Stephens, j. b.
York, Jno. Higgins and Jerry Dormap.
White Bird. John Days, and Slate
Greek by Stephen Fem, NJ. Glatigny
Phil Cleary. Norman Gould, G. F. Cone
and Josh Fockler.
Warrens. Elk City and Florence by
Geo. Reibold, Walter Brown, B. b.
Stuart, A. T. Reynolds, John CLARK
and John Cary.
Committee on arrangements:
| Executive committees: Freidenrich
Wax, Magee. Evans. Edwards ant
McGrane.
| Finance committee: McGrane, Evans
Steinheser and Ailshie.
Committee on Amusements: Stein
heser, Wax, Wood. Magee and Aram.
Committee on Management of Liberty
Car: Mrs. Magee, Miss Annie Wood
Miss Maggie Robinson, Miss Susi,
Shissler and Mrs Cowen.
Thos. Aram was appointed Crane
Marshal and P. II. Ready assistant.
B. F. Morris was appointed Presiden
of the day.