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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

TIE Se.Asr8 Leave he Waite Tents soE
pelot.
Ctre W.Stss, Aug. 23.-Ths last day
ct oamp WAS market ~ the nrsJ break
taat aa- ser occurred Jhe program.
ile Va 4llacr wLo for 10 aIaly
wears aAs l..a cllrLs OF tae "ar-.leTy'
1855 -l--1g ls fsy 90 brigade bead
le.rtrrs wuel le Uas stopped ~
aay. ILe corporal ol -he guard did
uot .gcud 30 ms cali ant tue sentry
LISA 30 ral. twenty lFc minutes FOR
= .A lle corpora IS new o3.ta ard
Wl. be- Ee.ucc1. Tbs Oh Eun was
< rt busy All tle morning nr.nE saIutes.
1855 tle governor auG STAT made their
-o..eaE' entrance 90 toe camp and
afterwards General Miles and stat ~
ta-I- a.l liant uniforms we're welcomed.
T. re regular routine drill was held yes
terday morning. tle Second again
showing is superiority. N1en COM
llny j. lc.d = v1ley 30 was done VITA
tle regularity If tae loading ana fir-
Igg dr.. put up CA Powers opera
A0use Stage last winter. In faCt all tue
GRAND Rapids COM pauies did unusually
wgl..
Ia tle aitsruoOn General Niles and
staff, Governor Wlaans and s1ad. and
GOnersl Robinson AMI staff viewed the
troops. Insisting OF u battalion OF
regulars. five n gments of state troops,
SIX bands and Che second bicycle corps.
Everything was q sppie-pie order, aud
the eagle eyes OF the soldiers could ind
but little for criticism IA the condition
u the citizen militia. General Miles
paid the cycle corps much attention,
and &c gave an exhibition cast across q
sandy field FOR bis benefit. Aside from
q slight accident caused by rides break
ing loose from wheels, It WAS very Sue
cessful After parade the officers %
the Second visited General Miles and
he paid TO Lisutenan, Taylor the hlgn-
cst compliment possible. Taxing % all
IN all Dc mas been q quiet camp. al
though ths cauteens have been m full
opers ton and unlimited quantities Of
b0oze were brought down IN Individual
boxes
The reg .uents Of state troops are in
good condition. IN fact they were
never better. The first. third. NTH
sad second ere on exceedingly friendly
terms. cu. the fa4rtc does not seem TO
o. IN 10 With anybody boz t1e ofhcers If
tae brigade. 80 .her quarters pr.-
Vste in me fourth IS better in their
estimation tuEn q colonel 81 any other
re-. mol-
The Gtth reg .meut is she latest add
Z ou 81 tle brigade. Colonel Lyon Is in
Ccumau and ileutsuanf-Col Benz
uaft . second. Zoe euure regiment
Was vel gustterr rni we'll FED, ana
rec.lFea many words q praise.
ll1 fr-Alc Ear.ts companies have
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

While IN Jackson over Sunday Miss
Sadie HassOn, who played "a Ken
lucky Girl" called on her old actor
friend Charles seaman, who Is confined
ia the prison Tor shooting s. hack driver
st Mt. Clemens n few years ago. The
thOOGng was the outcome of n quarrel
over what was considered an exorbi-
taut fare, and Seaman got ten years.
Sunday night between 5 and o'clock
robbers entered Henry St.ner's house,
four miles southeast Of town, and stole
between so aud $50 from bureau
drawer. The family was around the
house a. the time Il was taken, but no.
body was seen.
Sow progress is being made with the
oil well at Manistee on account Of the
dense brine encountered. The brine ia
100 degrees 4 density and the blows Of
tho drill are very light. The well is
now q WA To depth Of $50 feet.
Albert Johnson and Erlck Nystrom,
agoi Is and 81 years respectively, we're
drowned last I-ldar Sea lion lake,
Dickinson county. A boat IN which
they we-e rowing Capszed. Their bod
les nave not yet been found.
Mrs. Elizabeth r. bert, tho oldest lady
resident of D.m0udale, died very sud-
denly Of heart disease sunday evening.
Her daughter. Mrs. CLARK Bailey, of
MeCcs;a, died just - suddenly last
Inursdsy.
Twenty teschers from various parts
Of the state are in attendance upon the
state tesChers' examination now I'm pro
rress 81 Lansing, under tho charge of
ID. a. Hammond OF Charlotte and sam
url s. B4hCock of Detroit.
Farmer John Cammer Of Casco. st.
Clair county, had just tnreshpd and
.0Uo bushels ~ gram, when he barn
caugh. ire and be "a out Of about
$4,000.
Monday afternoon the telegraph Of
flee and station house a. Gedtes. Wash
teuhw county. burned to tho ground.
nothing beirz saved. IL is supposed t3
have been ser on fire. Ri a locomotive.
The Quinn IoExng company.
near Irol Mountain. g about O. hu.lI
twenty miles ct railroad up the Me-
nominee rveF. t1 tap tract Ht p.ae
embracing about lfa.n0 feet.
Aue AMI Isvmonth -ovnsans on
che inc offae IoIelo sag nav & Afcb-
san rs.rnat. n saginaw coun 2. are
esd to contain nexaaus- Die Quauu-
-ss az ttamncus Goa.
Nsf foh- s1f WssAenes KITE
con- @ ns fne f.e
-ssreI II lie .arrsot ~ t1s sters az
t.arva He Fls .ast week
Nsrsha Nsfarrr 0f Surg. has re-
c7f0t r uIfres recess el
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BACK DOWN ATLAS.r
The Canadian Government VIII
Not Retaliate.
DOMINION CABINET MEETING
Rsimburssmsnt % shippers and the
Immediate AbIogatioa Of the
Treaty Urged.

OTTAWA, Aug. al has been de-
c.led mat the government vii REIN
5urse the Canadian shippers for this
season for any Ices they may sustain
through Tie imposition Of tolls en-
freight going 10 a Canadian port
through the ete. Name canal. a meet
.ng OF the cabinet MAS held today 10
iscuss the outlook and President
Harrlson's proclamation. A member
OF TIE cabinet stated tonight that no
attempt at retaliation would be made
N the direction OF imposing dlscrlu-
InatOry tolls on American vessels pas
sing through the Welland can-l, as had
been suggested by the government or
gans, the repudlatIonot the Washington
treaty so lar as there Is any
use of canals there contained, ana
leaving tolls on UnIted States vessels
passing through the Welland canal,
such tolls, IN addition 10 tue usual
tolls Canad an vessels are used TO pay
ing on the Ste. Marie Canal. IL was
further decided today TO carry TO the
notice of the British government the
absuTdity of continuing The Washing
ton treaty IN force IN view of the fact
that II has been denuded OF every
clause by which any speclsl privileges
were conceded to Canadian citizens,
and they urge the abrogation OF the
treaty at the earliest possibility.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Extracts From United States Reports
Just Issued.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 23.-The weather
bureau has issued the following synop-
sis OF Geographic reports on the crop
conditions:
Notwithstanding slightlyabove
the normal. Scattered and Insult icicnt
showers; pastures short, blowing re-
tarded; harvest generally completed.
Illlnois-Temperatur slightly above
normal; rainfall be ow the average;
wheat threshing advanced; cat crop
light; rain badly needed for corn, pas
lures and fall ploIlng; fruit crop very
light.
Indiana-The rainfall OF one day
was excessive IN some localities, while
none fell IN others; temperature ex-
cessIye; rain benefited corn; cloverseed
being harvested: wheat nearly all
threshed; p.owing continues vigor-
ously.
Ohio-Drought affecting pastures;
corn, tobacco and buck wheat in far
condition with slight improvements;
wheat and oat threshing well along.
grssshoppers damaging vegetation.
Mich gsn--Tsmperatur below Az
erage. also rainfSii; crops, except corn,
dong we'll.
Iowa-Rainfsll generally below av-
srage; temperaure below in central
portion and sunshine also average. De
hcieucy OF rainfall and cool nights
have somewhat checked the RAPID
growth Of corn.
south Dskots-Scattered showers
and cooler weather. favorable 20 late
crops, wheat harvest TAR advanced.
Toe heat Tuesday Crlcs cd and
shrunk ate wheat. Crops dong well
where rain fell.
Netraska-The normal temperature
OF the week was beneficial 60 corn,
which, though late, = doing well; pas
lures and gras, lands are dry ~ no.
kansas Rainfall generally deficient.
temperature svsrsge, with eTcess of
sunshine, Conditions with ran are a.
boraHrral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Aug. %
SPECIAL Tins evening occurs one of
tae notable events seldom witnessed IN
,l.s hurried age. The Hon. vs.. W.
No0lnOugh, the veteran printer of
Michigan, VIII celebrate MS golden
wedding Anniversary. WoolnOugh was
born in England IN 1920; came to this
country when II rears old; located with
his parents Il WESTERN New York. In
1884 he entered printing Office and
has bsel q Jealous worker and for over
forty years writer for the press. He
was married IN 1912 n Ashtabula
county, O., TO Miss Emeline u. Man
ley. In 1915 he moved TO Battle Creek
from Rochester, y. Y.
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0EtNp Rams. ant q. ISL
To Every Person Inst Nay Read These Liness
That , tcmouo lripp. a. "A sotoler OF tle
late var. N1o served 10 tae Tllra 0hio Cssa
lrs, a. lolEaly D. from the llJh of seuiam.
Der. l-fl. Uurl August 81 lsf' snd she sas
discharges from service on Gecount % ciss
bilit.es and ar uoW 81 years q age cid knpy
% Dh. ". h. GUM Tor medicA. treatment o.
or EpoIt April st lSs2 % case 81 ms diseases.
namely ciarrhoea. kidney complaint uery Gus
debihty chronic Inflammation or TIE bladder
and PROSTATE and with q continued dizIi
ness in head 3D. fact 2 w. total wreck AID
lac been Tor years Dr. Guuu tolc ne thai he
Knew well he could cure ne ol every COM
plant I had I determined 90 MAKE an All
tempt VITA MIN "a auEh had exhausted slmosd
al faith as had doctorei with many plyal
clans called good ones HnG they had done
me 5000 GUY Tor 5 short tine Nov j sm
PREPARED q slate tfaf J an satisfied 4 90
a cured. vel man 90 every anncliou. and 4
soulu further cay TAT Dr % cared me df
th= army cisfrhoea ia les han no sre1t
n1v eat auything my apleute Gals far. 10
ana. la fact GreAly indebted 60 TITS rlya1au
and only hope t1S tnr sLcereT from iAese
c0mp.sili may cous-.t Dr. G4un.
EDMoND TRIP.
Sworn aid subscribed Go before me tlis tm
day - July. A. %. Isl- and corlty Thar al
well acquainted win Edmsnt Trpp. tie
above named witness that ht has charge
tile dynAmos IN The n chlran Soldiers Hone
3 50 that his statements are autlued 60 IL
credit HfsH4 0msoN.
notary Public
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24
Fight VITA a Mad Dog.

Pay CRY. Aug. ga mad dog was
encountered by returning labOrers yes
terday al the corner Of Second and Van
BUTcn streets. The animal frOthed at
che mouth and sprang toward the men,
but they managed 70 keep him at bay
Witn their dinner pals until one Of
tgeIr number secured club and forced
him 10 bea, q retreat 20 Primcan's meat
market, under winch ne craw ed where
be was Dispatched with q revolver,
though It took five bullets TO Kill HIM.
tie was p cross between collie and
shepard and was owned by J. II. Prm-
can
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Michigan Pensions.

WAsHNGToS, Aug. 23.-Original-
Frederick n. Bauchman, Hugh o. Orr.
Sustus iiigboe, Edgar Sears, Sohn j..
Johnson. George ". Llbev, Jonathan
J. Spachl, George Robinson. Azemmon
Smith. Isaac 3. Turner, Charles r.
Adams, Marvin HlI!ker, Abram J..
Butler, ". +. Lazeiere, Edward B..
Reeves, Edward L. sanford, Henry +.
Rockafellow, George Waldren. Add
tiOnal-Adam Tender, John Null,
Hiram (. Rose, Benjamin W. Merrick,
George W. Hart. Renewal and IN
crease-Wlliam Brooks. Increase
James B. Doland. Ressue-SamOn w.
Copper. Original widows, etc.-Mary
l.. showers, Eliza NJ. Warmer, Gather
Inc White.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

The indications are that there viii be
n arge potato crop ia Antrim county
this fall. One party claims that they
VIII aa go and handle eighty car loads
the coming fall and widter. II the
market IS good and fair paices can be
obtained for this product.
The Oval Wood Dish company Of
Mancelona during the past week have
shipped eighteen car loads OF lumber
ana machinery for their new factory AT
Traverse City.
W. A. Daysll, grocerynian and leader
of the Mancelona band, has closed out
ms business here and moved to kokO-
ma, Ind, TO open large grocery store
at that point.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

Is What Detroit Topper Concluded to
OuIf On

DErRor, Aug. 23-Charles Burner.
an employee OF the Detroit Iron and
Bridge WORKS. committed suicide yes
terGay morning uy taking mixture Of
caroOlc acId aud alcohol Toe de-
ceased went 20 pcnic Sunday, and
on his return be remarked TO his wife
TIA, &c was the last time he would ever
~ ON au excursion. Yesterday he "a
no- go 10 WORK and went out 70 the
woOtshcd about O'Clock 20 prepare
kindlng. An hour and half later his
wife found hmm stretched on an old
bed IN the shed and dying. A bottle
containing tno poison laid AT his SIDE.
Doctors were called but could not save
hlm. Burner had been drinking con-
sleab.y 0f late and was respondent.
lie was - wears Of age and leaves three
Young children besides his widow.
Iaey are IL Strengthened circum-
stances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-EX-CongressmAn
Roswell G.. Horr of Michigan. who Is
at present tariff editor of the New York
Tribune, was II the Auditorium today.
Mr.. Horr IS on his way 10 Iowa, where
he will make speeches tor the repnbh-
can ticket. He said the workingmen
would never accept the free trade views
of Grover Cleveland and the pauper
wages which Mr.. Cleyeland's election
~ ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

EsCtSApA. Aug. 23.-Tla new steam-
ship Nar'ana br0Sa the b.g cargo
record on tao iakes 90 smuhercens yes
tertay when she loaded 4,Zi8 zrOss ore,
3, 6 net tou. OF ron a her maiden
cargo. Size drew about seventeen feet
SIS inches TINS cargo wl be delivered
st south Chicago. ater which tho Mar
lt8-a, W.. 90 .D rer regular trade to
Lake superior. Tee broken record
was 2, lti oct tons If ere Escanaba o.
south chicago made by the Maryland
q month age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

NARQUETrE. Aug. 25.-Ih0 marriage
OF ta.s city win the lovely Negauuee
81. soon b. contaminated, As toe IT,
ceuse has been secure - rat Is tho
rgnt-ol-way t1r motor Ils over the
thirteen intervening miles. The road
VIII use either electric power or the
new Healy stesm motor, recently pat
en,ed by Detroit parties. NeCauuee
aud lshpem ng are already connected
by au electro road, so that the new
lie Will give frequent passenger ser
wee betweeu the three cities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24
ALUMINIUM AND GLASS
WIN Be Used to Build a Chicago Sky
Scrapcr.

Scraper.
CHICAGO, Aug. PA si&teen-story
block will be erected at the northwest
corner of State and Madison streets.
The structure will be built of GLASS and
ALUMINIUM. IL will be the first
time IN the history of a{chitec-
ture that that metal is used
for theO exterior of building
The windows will occupy the eptlre
distance between stories, except the
small amount of space required for the
millions. Each window will have two
sheets of plate glass each eleven feet
long, joined by a slender bar of
ALUMINIUM, elms practically making
one plate of glass twenty-five feet long.
The total cost of the building Will be
about 81 $780, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24
MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Jealous Rivals Shooting Bee-Shot the
Wrong Man First.

Wrong Man First.
CLEVELAND, Aug .23.-Charles Hutch
lnson this morning called at the resi-
dence of ex .Mayor Steven Buhrer, rang
the front door bell, and when Mrs.
Buhrer answered the summons de-
manded to see her servant, named Liz
Zle Jackson. Mrs. Buhrer, seeing that
Hutchinson was intoxicated, refused
to admit him, whereupon he pushed
her aside and rushed in. In the mean
time the servant, who had overheard
the dispute. ran to the bathroom and
locked herself in. MIA. Buhrer cried
for help, and her coachman. George
Talcott, started to run III from the
barn. When he was about half way
across the lawn Hutchinson took am
from the doorway with a revolver and
shot him dead. The murderer then
turned and chased Mrs. Buhrer all
through the house, firing st her as she
ran. Finally she succeeded in Slam
ming door shut behind her and lock-
ing it. Several more reports were
then heard. and when neighbors ar
rived they found Hutchinson lying
probably fatally wounded by shots that
be had himself fired into his body.
Hutchinson was IN love with the serv-
ant girl and had become jealous of the
attentions received by her from the
murdered coachman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

Both the method and results when
syrup Of Figs IL taken; j is pleasant
add refreshing % the taste, aud acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. ole6nsss the svs-
tenn eHectuSlly, dispels colds. head
aches aud fevers and cures hab.tul
constipation. Syrup OF Egs Is the
only remedy Of It's kind ever pro
duced, pleasing 70 the taste and se-
oeptAble 10 the stomach, prompt ia
It's action and truly beneficial in lie
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ana agreeable substances, lis
many excellent qualities commend it
TO all aud have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes 10 try il Do Lot accept Gry
Institute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAs FREACisC0. ca.
LOyISFiLAk. AZ. kfH Fofk an
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WEST rkF lrv. Aug. 23-Ths next
boat On cave tle Wheeler yards Wi
probably bo a s,ccI ug for ocoan work,
-riefed Pr Boston people Work Oh
tGc $50 remaining government lght-
ships be- prnere 7suE slowly and it Will
be fne middle or at part Of osptem5er
before they leave ere river. One al
these hosis st0 30 delivered at Charles.
Cen and toe other az the buoy al Edge
more. Delaware river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

KALAMAZOO, Aug. 23.-ConsterabLe
Indignation q felt over tne action OF
unzuoEl p-rsons who pul acld on one
Ol tie rope, supporting large and
handsome Harrison and Reid banner
hanging across Mann street allowing e
90 TAI alto tle street. The design was
douutless 10 give tue rope the appear
aace Of having worn OF. bat the acid
left STAN Ihe democrat campaign
mas evidently opened
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

~rsxl1s. Aug. .3-rhe Ion J. /.
H.ezs aged 81 nayor of tals clty and
8sner gL the large toloy stock Sra,
d 81 lass gt as as les. 1enc7 III ths
c-lF. III, daa-l was llrec..y caused ~
-uuson of tle BRAN, Bat was nastsned
Isl uro0Ilg over sne loss ~ as vie
ara only cl.l1. during the past s1
months lie lsa brothrg Ot tile - .cks
bros, aol.sF mau4l..-t tareIs, OF sag
uaa. Ills remains gai o. taken 10
-aer old lolae IA WatS n, n. u, for
nm |.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

JoIIEr, H., Aug. 23.-Miss Nancy
Grimpe, one of Jollot's school teachers,
was 60 badly burned by the explosion
of a gasoline stove this morning that
she cannot live. Miss Grlmpe's body is
frlghtfully burned from head to foot,
and the sufferer IS awaiting death IN
great agony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24
Thres,ened wish Cholera importation.

Thresyened Wigh Choiers Importation.
MAsHIS5ION, Aug. -5.-Consui osesf
+. Williams az Hayre reports al cpl
delnlc Of Asiat.c cholera al thai plAts
With many deaths, sud ais SEES al -ii-
speCtiOn Of the fast liner, Ia 1ouF2ln~,
due here saturday, August - These
facts have 0een promptly com Uni-
cated 10 tue health officers ~ staten
Island. and every preeauuon Wtl lie
taken by them IN the matter especially
ia view OF the fact that the epidemic
has now reached TWO Of the most lm-
portAnt ports ia Europe with which he
United states mas direct cOmmunlca-
ton. The latest news here expresses a
doubt whether the cholera has not
also reached Antwerp.
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lIELll. 9lIl-N Nl---l1-TE . y 49,
TEERE HAUIE. Aug. 2S.-Grand Sec
rotary Debbs of the brotherhood OF
Locomotive FIremen, sad today that
no strike of the hTemen az Buha.o
could be legally ordered under the eK-
lstIng conditions without conflicting
with the Constitution and laws OF tae
order. II was very sure that the men
would remain AT work, and declared
that a sympathetic strike was entirely
out of the question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

MemoIiam on the Death OF George Afford.
TALLMADGE, Aug. 23.-Passed from
earthly life to higher sphere OF ex-
Istence on Wednesday, July p, 1892,
brother George Afford, az his fathers
house where ne was born and which
has always been his home. The de-
ceased with his wife became charter
members of Tailmadge Grange in the
first days of their married lIfe, little
over twelve years ago. We can truly
say his life has been such as to call out
our best feelings of love and respect
for his many good qualities. As nus
band and father he was one of the
klndest, "a neighbor, one of the best.
IL we might all strive 10 emulate his
example the world would be the better
for It, To Sister Afford and her faith
erless children we extend our heartfelt
sympathes. Also to Brother Charles
Afford, who in him has lost his last
remaining son, on whom was his main
dependence to help him through his
declining years. Now, be il
Resolved. That page on our records
be set apart for the memoriam; also
that a copy be sent TO the family of the
deceased and copy he sent to the
CoopersvIlle Observer for publication
and that our charter be draped IN
mourning for thirty days. G..
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Died Because He Was Whipped.

GERMANTOWN. n. c.. Aug. 23.-Sllas
Steele, 10 years old, took dose OF poi
son and died here because his mother
whipped HIM severely. She threatened
10 bind him out as an apprentice, and
he said he would die first. He did.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

REED CITY. Mich, Aug 23.-Charles
Schultz was sent 10 tine pasture with q
lot Of colts Sunday afternoon, and a
searching party has as Yet been unable
20 md hlm. Tie was about 10 years
old and It - feare q be IS dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-24

The corner stone of the new Hope
college at Holland will be laid next
month, and the building will be COM
pleted next June.
The lumber shipments from here
thus far this season aggregate 94,S5S,-
600; shingles, 1888, 900, and Iath.
? ,4O5,000.
John Oleson's little daughter, yesrs
old, of Manistee fell into a bonfire
and was burned to death g few days
since.
Ed Hurlburt, q bachelor of Athens,
attempted suicide last Saturday, but
only succeeded in putting out both his
eyes.
The postoffice Mt iceland was robbed
Monday night of 5000 worth Of stamps
and q small amount OF money. No
clue.
The new blast furnace at Negaunee
Will consume $50, 600 bushels of char
coal per month and employ thousand
men.
The date of the tri-county fair at the
Petoskey driving park has been changed
to the week commencing October 3.
Rice birds are thick In the southern
part of the state and large numbers are
being shot on the Raisln river.
The fall term OF the state agricul-
tural college opened yesterday with a
very large freshman class.
The sun Stamping company OF Ksla-
mazoo has become 3 stock company
with $j0.000 capital.
Frank Rslss, Of fillmore, fell on an
open knife which penetrated his lungs.
lie is stlll alive.
A reservoir for the petoskey water
works Is being built 80 feet above Inc
town.
August Hagenhush, an old resident
of.ConstaHtine, died of old age Sunday
night.
FGnt's new music hall viii be de
dlcated this week.
A Homer lady carries around pet
wOodChuck.
A lawyer is needed at Maple Rapids.
There ts n fan page engraving Of Nc
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New National Bank Authorized.

WAsHISGToS, Aug. 23.-The Third
National bank OF Sandusky, Ohio, cap
itsl $4,000 has been authorized to do
buslness