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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

answered with the degree of prompt
ness expsessd. GO far only one nation
-Oreat britain-nas given positive
promise TO participate and only two
others have seknos sledged the receipt
oI tns invitations. Mexico has sent =
note OF thanks for the invitation, but
hsr government regrets thai II has no
vessel available 10 send 20 the demon
strsEion- France has acknowledged
the receipt Of the invitation bat does
not signify whether or not ls vii be
accepted. These, from Great Britain.
France and Mexico were received ST
the state department and seat by tbe
secretary OF state 10 the navy depSrt-
ment which will have charge OF the
aKrAngeInent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

The New York State League Meets.
listens and Adiourns.


NEw HoRS. oct. S.-The preliminary
meeting ot.tne state democratic lesguo
Ciubs Of New ors. which wss 10 have
taken place u Chicxerinf hall st noon
tudsy. wss delayed by misuuderstsud-
ing "a 10 toe renting Of the hall. At
/ O'Clock the proceedings were opened
by John Boyd Thatcher. president OF
tbe lesxue. VINO, IN ms address. spoke
of the devotion OF the democrats to
the cOnst tutiOn. The platform. a
rambling reitersuon of democrat plat
ituaes. vas then read snd adOpted
ANONYMOUSLY.
After brief speeches had been made
~ charles r. Brown. president of the
Nuung Mems Afro-Americsn league.
and state senator Johu J. Linst0n. thu
committee on credentials reported.
The report vas unanimously adopted.
The Hon. Amos } Cummings was the
next sp sker and his speech was We'll
recriveu.
The convention then proceeded TO
the election OF officers for TIE ensuing
year BsrioN :. Weeks placed the name
OF John Boyd Thatcher of Albany n
nomination a. president Of the Demo
crstic state League of clubs IN the
state of New York The nomination
va received with sppiausa and bis
election nfats ~ sec islnah0n. John
"A. n. Arnold was elected by sccisms-
ton IA trss wee president, Edmond
stanton. New York. secretary, Frank
z Johnson % Rroo< lyn. assistant sec
rettry. aud the Hon. Perry Belmont,
treasurer Eleven delegates 20 sttead
ths National league Of Democratic
ct1hs va next elected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

south Of the mouth Of the Cape Fear
river. They were iashsd 20 = raft
made Of sozrs and were "a al advanced
state OF decOns pOsitloa. The head and
one arm Of one OF the men were gone.
Some wFeckAge came ashore. snd i 5
supposed that some vessel roundered
or the coast, oIt there IS nothing
about the wreck To indicate the name
of the vessel or fate oi the crew. Some
anxiety j. felt nere concerning the
schooner K. ii. Graham. aalcn sailed
for Wilmington from Port Royal, ,.
C., September 70, sitn phosphate
IOcA.
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FIRST SPANISH GENERAL
History OF Father Martin, S. J., the
New General


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-Father John
Schully, of Old ST. Joseph's church tins
CITY, one OF the best known members
of the Jesuit order In Philadelphia to-
day, said that Father Martin, who has
been elected general of the society of
Jesus by the conyOcatlon at AZeptla.
Spain, ls the youngest member ever
choseu to the Office with the exception
OF one OF the earlier generals who sue
ceeded TO the office when but 20 years
cid. Father Martin is A years OF age.
Continuing Father Schully said:
Father Jordan thinks he IS a de-
scendant of the Martins, who were well
known as memters OF this parish a
century ago. They removed 10 France
and subsequent generation settled IN
Spain. IL Father Martin has been oth-
claly chosen be will be the fret Span
ish general We have had since the final
restoration of the Jesults 10y Pope Plus
VII in 1864 IN hls special brief. For
years Father Martin has been dIstln-
gulshed among US, and al the
preparatory seminarlee IN SPAN he
displayed general excellence IN his
studies. Not long after bis ordination
his name became well known all over
Europe through his poetry. written in
spanish aud Latin. In natural sciences
he has particularly eIceiled, snd his
treaties has been the authority of
standard works in their respective de
partments. The last general before
him was Swiss; Father Beck was a
Belgian. Father Roothssn a Dutch
man. Father Niiligler of Philadelphia
may be chosen on hIs statf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
RESULT OF A FAMILY FEuD.
An Iowa Man Sits in Wal, for Two
Nsphews and Shoots Them.

OsKAIoosA. Ia, Oct. saturday
afternoon Guy Helm and hls two
nephews named Clark, visited Ere
m ne, near which village the two fam
lie. live. Helm started home first,
and when near the Clark home secretet
himself by the roadside. When his
nephews came sl0ng Helm opened FIRE
on them with = revolver. killing one
outright and m0rtslly woundinE the
other Helm gave himself I'D % the
sheriff. The shooting vas the result Of
feud which hss existed for some
time between the two fsmllles over the
dlvlsion Of Al estate
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Fire and Fatal Collision.

CHICAGO, Oct. 8. = The four-story
brick factory of the Cary-Ogden COM
pany. manufacturers of paints. oils and
varnishes al No. 264-70 West Eighteenth
street. was destroyed by tire this even
ing. The loss Is placed at $4,000,
fully covered by insurance. The fire
spread TO two tenement houses adjoin-
ing, and these were damaged to the
extent of $4,000. Fire engine No. 3.
in crossing the Wisconsin Central
tracks on its way to the fire, was struck
by locomotive and badly wrecked.
Henry Walbaum, driver of the engine,
was fatally injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Qlarantine Lifted.

CAMP LOWE QUARANTINE, Oct. s.
The quarantine over Camp Lowe and
Camp Erbenerben was Lifted today
Mrs. Domiz, the cholera patient, and
Mrs. Gaussner aud her new born babe,
left here ths afternoon for Ellie island
Major Sswtelle received orders this
evening TO relieve past-Assistsnt Sur
geons +. Wadln and j. b. Stoner and
have them report to.thelr posts of duty
at Charleston ;. c., and PIttsburg, re-
spectively. Camp Lowe is virtually
closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

CoIDwkTTR. oct 3.-S. &. Rsy, pro-
priet Of the Arlington hotel in tbs
city, had = close csli today while max
ing a settlement with Lyman ~tshl, the
foreman IN his lycry barn. A hesfed
discu ssion took plsce sDc stshi drew n
3Z-cs lber revolver and pointed a
square at Rsy's bead and pu Jed the
trigger twice, hat the zen would not
work. whefeup0n Stahi ran down the
street snd hid ln . shed. tut officers
sO0n found ham and placed ham in jsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
U. OF "a. OPENING.
Increased Number OF Students and Ad-
dItions 10 ihe Faculty.

Increased Number OF Students and Ao-
dItions 10 the Faculty.
ANN ARBoR, Oct. The university
opened today in AL tie departments.
Three hundred and seven ty-hve new
students have successfully passed en-
trance examinations. Regulations -
each day are withheld, but everv inci-
cation points 10 a large increase. Tie
new school OF muslc registered seventy
eight pupils up TO o'clock today.
The corps Of instructors has been IN
creased by the addition Of Miss Boyey.
graduate of the Royai Aca1 emv 81
music, London, and Or. ID. Norsk, an
eminent composer and pianist An
opening recital will be gwen ty the
musical faculty next Thursday even
ing. The position vacated by Prof.
Nathan Abbott, formerly Iappsn's
professor of law, has not yet been
fiiled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

Member Of Suicide Club Shaffss OF
AS Per Obligation.


NEw YoRK, Oct. S.-TAe suicide of ].
b. Morehead turns out TO be rather
sensational one. A le tier addressed TO
the coroner was opened by that Official,
who was somewhat staggered al Its
contents. Here Is the letter:
l;45 p. IN. Oct 3.-Coroner of New
York city: Dear sir: i have commit
ted suicide as per club. Please give
verdict TO suoh effect ana obilge.
(signed.) j. b. MoREHEAD.
The coroner began probing into the
matter and learned that Nes,er Lennon,
an actor, could probably explain the
curious episle ne had received. Lennon
was summoned and told the coroner
that there WAS suicide club III the
city. Morehead. be said, was mem
Der and he also belonged 10 II. He said
that was the reason Morehead shot
himself, and added that the dead man
was compelled to do it. In speaking
of the workings of the club,
Lennon said: Each member on JOIN
ing is compelled TO fix the date at
which they are to take their own life.
Morehead's hour had arrived by a
special rule of the club. He WAS offered
ten-year parole. but he refused to
accept, being determined to keep his
agreement"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

Co1bwATFB, Oct. s.-The eighth sp.
nuai state convention of the =. ". G..
A. vlil 10 hsid in ths city October ~
IS. Mrs. l. II isid Of this city y the
president end VII be 10 stbBdsnc-
Among th0se who Wi address tne
meetings wi be the Rev. J. N Bark
icy 81 Detroit, Hiss Corshei Tar, gen
srsi SECRETARY ri the international com
mittee, and the Rev. >. .. smith OF
fridwater
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Fire With Heavy Loss.

MITCHELL, Ind, Oct. 3.-At an early
hour TINS morning fire broke out
at Paoli, twelve miles south of here
and almost destroyed an entire block
including Thomas general stores, An
drews' residence, WGrren's clothing
house, Kibbler's grocery. Harry Mil
ler's insurance offices. the postofiice,
Mrs. Williams millinery store, Ben
StIllson's general store and others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

Camp Low q Permanent, Quarantine.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Assistant Sec
retsry spaulding said today that while
the matter Is not fully determined IL e
practically settled that the federal
quarantine at Camp Low will be MAN.
tanned as a quarantine station as long
as there Is any occasion for ITS use a.
such. The present force. of course.
viii be reduced, he said, but the station
Will continue 10 be kept III condition
for immediate use for some time to
come
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Jumped HIS lob.

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, Oct. 3.-Gen.
James G. Field of Virginia, the peo-
ple's party candidate for vice presi-
dent, who WAS billed to speak here to-
night at the wigwam on the political
issues, failed to arrive. The people,
party managers cannot reach him and
do not know what has become of him.
His failure to come disappointed an
immense crowd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

DFrRoTr. Oct. 3-lmmense dsrnsss
has been done 80 the fruit and vese-
table crops throughout tie state by the
stvere cold snap 81 the psst few dsvs.
Market gardeners about here oompisi N
that fr0st has nippso al their winter
stocks and left great qusptities of
damaged garden stuff on their hsnds.
which vii bs a complete loss. Late
peaches. pears and plume are All hhai y
frnst- N ten
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Another Apportionment.

MADISON, Wis, Oct. SIT is settled
that an extra session will be called Oc-
tober IL or II to enact anothe appor-
tionment law. Secretary of State
Cunningham says that is the program
and that the mandate of the court il
supreme so tar as he is concerned.
The governor has not yet returned,
but the proclamation will not be issued
till after the supreme court has filed
Its opinion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Minister Egan VIII Arriv. Today.

NEW York, Oct. 3.-Mr. Patrick
Ford, editor of the Irish World, re.
celved a cablegram today from Minis.
ter Egan, dated Colon, sept. q, SAYING
that ne will be IN New York Tuesday
Oct. 4. Mr.. Egan will be met 10y mum
ber of friends and officers of the vart
Gus societies Of the city on his arrival
Later IN the week he will be rendered q
reception by the IRISH Americans il
, bfx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
CLEVELAND on A BUST.
Prepared a Speech. Sat as a Model and
Received Callers Yesterday.

NEW York, Oct. 3.-Mr. Cleveland
devoted the day more TO social than to
political duties, although he spent
some time IN the preparation OF the adj
dress he is To deliver tomorrow at the
nationol convention OF democratic
clubs. lie also gave another slt-
ting to Miss Beverage, the artist,
who is modelling bust TO be
reproduced IN marble later on. Several
delegates called 10 pay their respects.
among them one from Montana, head
ed by Hon. Martin MagInnls; also the
Watterson club of Louisville. Other
callers were: L. ;. Senator Gray OF
Delaware, Joseph j. O'Donough, Col.
John X. Fellows, Charles j. Candee. H..
H. Clayton, national committee men
from Alabama, Judge George b. Brad
ley and Walter :. Hicks Of Ann Arbor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Nineteen Years in Prison.

New YORK. Oct. 3.--Burton c. Web
ster, the slayer of Goodwin in the
Percival Flats, August !, 1891, WAS to-
day sentenced to nineteen wears i'm
prisonment, or within one year of the
trcme penalty. Last Monday in the
court of oyer and terminer Webster
was, on his second trial, convicted of
manslaug hter in the first degree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

NrSNEAFotIs. Minn., Oct. "A terri
BE accident occurred tins evening on
the Northern Pacific rozd one mile west
of Mort htovn. TIE psssenger tram
cf the bskots express telescoped a
freight train. Fireman y. Buhcl met
horrible death hy beng caught be-
tween the engine and tender. The body
beng comp .etely cut IN two. The ere
rsn Of the freight tram vas scslssd.
snd q aozan or more serlnnsIY inInreli
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Gave $1,000 Bail.

PTTTsBURG, Oct. 3.-George Revlands.
John Durkin, William Caches, David
Lynch aad Thomas j. Crawford, mem
bers of the Homestead strikers advls-
ory committee who were under arrest
on the charge of treason, this morning
gave bail III $1,000 for their appear
ance in court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
WIZ Remain IN Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kss., oct. 3.-Ex-Senator 8.
Ingalls, came to Topeka this afternoon
and offered his services to- tne republl-
can central committee. He has de-
clded TO spend his entire time until
election day IN the state. and has writ
ten to the republican committees IN
New York and Nebraska declining to
speak in their states.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Orders 10 Pass a Vessel.

WAsHINGToN, oct. 3.-Acting Secre-
tgry Spauldlng has instructed the col
lector at PhliadelphIs to allow the
steamship Lord Give o. enter on pass
ing the health officers If II appears she
has only cspin passengers brought IN
good health, without attempt TO evsdo
the proc smstion 10y bringing immi-
grants In the CABIN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Behind on Governmen, conuac,..

WAsHINeToN, Oct. S.-Accordiug 20
reports received al the navy depart
ment from the inspectors sent to Home
stead TO inspect upon the plates IN
tended for naval vessels constructed by
the Carnegie company's mills, the out
put of armOr plate # somewhat behind
ihe demand, but boiler plate snd other
material is being furnished promptly.
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QrtRASrrxE, oct 3.-I1r. gsnkins
sai n before gong 20 the city thls even
ing thst everything vas IN good shape
sf the hospital island. The lasi of the
infected ships. the BoheTn q, having
Transferred a passengers 70 Hofm msn
'siand came 70 upper quarantine g
finish dlsufertcn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Wen Deserved Promotion.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Edwin Chap
man has been appointed superintend-
eut of the life saving service for the
ninth district Lakes Erie and OntarIo)
vice ID. L. Dobbins, deceased. Mr..
Chapman WAS formerly keeper of the
life saving station at Oswego, and his
present promo,i IN Is due to merit. HIS
h, adquarters VIII be At Buffalo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

CHaTrsSoaeA Tenn, Oct ain he
circuit Ceurt - Clinton today -. B.
Monroe the leader 81 toe m aers the
recent Coal Creek war ess /. seed on
trisL TIE motion for tponeneni
VS. ovsrruisd saf = InTy summoned
made ap o good eltzsns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

ST. Lows. oct. 3.-Nathan Cohen,
Charles Fink and julius Weinsburg.
Rusaan Jews, have been arrested for
stealing silver bullion from railroad
cars ia the yards 81 East II. Louis.
over 3 900 worth Of silver VAS recov-
cred. Il IA believed the amount stolen
IL ia the neigh borhood OF $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
ooYERNhkNT LANDS
Upper Peninsulsr Railroad Land Grant
Opened TO Entry.

WAsmSGToN, Oct. SIN the matter
OF adjustment Of the grants under the
acts Of June 3, 1868, and March :.
1865, To aid IA the construction Of the
rs slroad from Little bay DE Noquct 10
Marquette N the state OF Mlcngan.
Secretary Noble has instructed the
Commissioners Of the general lsud Office
to direct the publication of the not &c
preliminary 20 the opening 10 public
euiTy of the 20 acres OF land found
- have been erToneously y patented 70
the state. Secretary Noble Al lO directs
that the lana o. openod 10 eutry At the
eaTllest possible date.
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Fatal Pri-r E,rh,

SIoux CRY, Ia, Oct. William
Duffy, better known as Billy the KID"
wss Knocked out at the Fashion thea
ter, notorious resort ~ Covington.
Neb., by Jack keefe, heavy weight,
after sn easy hve-F0und contest, and
died within an hour after.
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Two Sailors Kurt

SAuLT STE MARIE, Oct. ST. r.
Walker and deck hand known as
"Big Jack" were seriously, the latter
probably fatally, injured tonight by
the breaking of tow line between the
Germanic and her consort. the Hutch
inson, while trying to make landing
at the lower dock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

abatement of the plague has been sC
encouraging IN the last three days thAi
less attention is now paid 10 1t than Il
the starvation and fevers among tn,
poor. Today there have been fifty-foui
fresh cases and seventeen deaths. The
burials in the city have numbered los
but many OF the bodies were those OF
fever patients.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

H4vRE, oCt. Fourteen hundred
barrels Of petroleum exploded in con
sequence Of a FIRE A. the Desmareis
Petroleum works iast nignt, csusine
terrific ooiburst = tlsmes Eght men
we're severely inIursd. Loss, 4oo, 900
fremrz
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Still Raging Abroad.

BUDA PEsTH, Oct. 3.-The total mum
ber OF cholera cases today has beer
forty nine, deaths nineteen.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Thirty cases of chol
era are reported for yesterday and TO
day. six ended IN death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Two Men Burned to Death.

PORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 3.--A four-story
bu ding owned by Jacob kamm was
partly destroyed 10y fire early this
morning. Loss, 10000. J. X. Gray, =
blacksmith, was burned to death and
John Huston, a fireman, was injured
by falling timber, dying several hours
later
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
No Garfield DECISION.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Msster in Chancery
Barber, who is considering whether or
no he will recommend an injunction in
the Garfield Park club case against the
city, stated today that he would not
have bis report ready until tomorrow
or Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

ANN ARBoS, Oct Sud Cooley
says tile Times statement vas un-
authorized. but vii. neither aGrm nor
deny II. He saws. however. that his
health is too poor 10 admit OF taking
| any part in politics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
NO HOPE FOR PEACE
David Hill Skaters the Ex-
pected Harmony
REFUSES TO PLAY WITH GROVER
Hs Dep.sturs SpOlls the Plans of the
Managers 10 Show Him and
Cleveland Together.

NEw York, Oct. 3.-Senator Dave
Hill nas slung great Big daub Of black
paint over the masterpiece drawn oy
shs przetlced hand OF W. I. Whitney
depicting the ideal Of harmony IN the
democrats party, and there Is woe
throughout the length and bread tn OF
the democratic camp today. IL IL the
senator's way OF dong things, OF
course. and be may not be so much TO
blame as most folks imagine, aud no
viii probably have logical excuse for
his act OF vandalism that will explain
away all suspicion. Grover Cleveland,
IN hls rooms a. thu Victoria Hotel,
seconded by his frlend and advisers,
gszrd upon the ruined picture with de-
sBalF, because only few days ago he
thought Il safe from rupture. Senator
Dave dOesn't gaze atIt because he's too
far away. And taATs why ne isn't
m0gralBg very much, although he
was one OF The models tom which II
MAS drawn.
Great Expectations
This picture wasn't quite complete,
oeen put ON tomorrow, and ali the
models-GrOver Cleveland, Dave Hill,
Dick Croker, Lawrence Godkin, W. T.
trace, Isaac Pasey Gray and some
other famous pcTsOns-were 10 have
mounted the dsis IN Mr.. Wnitney's
atelier and posed in loving relation
while 5000 or 1000 democrats from
every where looked on IN reverent
alteration as the skilled brush of the
great painter reproduced the spectacle
on canvas that was 10 be immortal.
Now the painting won't be painted.
because why, the principal model
won't be there. It's pity, but It's true
Just the same.
Senator HiIl's Flight.
The circumstances of Senator Dawes
fight from New York last night to seek
the sec usion Of his new home In AL
bany. on the eve OF the greatest demo-
cratic demonstration of the year. dur
ing when be was expected To pose be-
fore the whole nation IN the master
piece of harmony, were as sensational
Is they could be. Only two days ago
he is said TO have promised to remain
over and perhaps make a speech TO the
convention of democratic clubs. Mr..
Cleveland was down for speech at the
same time, and the two or three thou
sand democrats who are coming to at
tend the love feast looked forward
with pleasurable anticipation to the
contamination of ali democratic hopes
os seeing New Iork's two greatest men
on the same platform and to hear them
saying affecuonate things about each
otner. However these things may be.
certain IL 10 That Mr.. Cleveland and
Mr.. Hall will not be ssen on the same
platform, at least not this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

WssHfNs Ger. 2-Nrs Harrison
passed restless snd unconlfortahss
right. ard today = not feeling re-
freshsc- otnersise her condition re-
name unehsnge,i.
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Knocked il Out.

FArRBArLr. Minn., Oct. 3.-An excit-
ing school election has just occurred
here. The Falrbault plan was, of
course. the leading issue. The old
board. which favored the scheme, was
defeated by 200 majority in | 900 votes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

WAsHTNGroS. oct. 3.-Seeretary 3. of
the Treasury Foster has consented to
make an address at the Columbian fes-
tivlties 10 New York on the 18Th inst.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04
Toms Uncle III.

LONDON, Oct. 3.-James Spurgeon,
brother of the late Charles Spurgeon
and one of the present sspirants TO ths
tabernacle pastorate, is seriously III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-04

TEKoSsHA, Oct 5-fred Markham,
young farmer living uesr h-rs. cent
bunting saturday and be- Did not 20
torn at dark, bis wife sppFshends1
some accident. festerd.y sesrch
vas made winch rssnlted n finding his
t,0dy. With the entire bsek port o. ~ tis
head h.own Of. From sppes rsncs.s ne
nsd sttsmrte1 a. crsvi through the
fsuce drsgg 0g tus gan after nm