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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-12-15

Badger State Shawl is now in the front
rank; all the choice patterns for Christmas.
1t HORN & NoRDEN.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-12-15

Meyer, the wide-awake clothier. has a
splendid stock of fall and winter goods.
Nsbbiost line in the county. Call in and
see. II
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-12-15

All the latest styles in mems. youths and
boys clothing. Henry Meyer, the vide
awake clothier, Napoleon, o. If
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You can buy children's School Shoes at
first cost this month at Suhr's Shoe Store.
~
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Mrs. A. e. Mann has removed her dress
making rooms to Mrs. Harriet Cary's for.
mer residence on school house street. If
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Hosiery and Underwear at Horn & Nor
denis. 9t
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Probate Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that Katharine Karsuer
1NA administratrix Of the estate o Isasc Kars.
ner, has filed final account OF her administratio,,
VII which will be for hearing and settlement January
NJ DONNRLLY, Probate Jndge
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Fine Candy-.-Low Price.
Southerland's Candy is Superior to any
thing in the market. His prices very low.
Qt
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Monday.

SENATE-Bills passed: For punishment
of offenses on the high seas; for relief of
General Rosecrans Resolution adopted:
Calling on secretary of treasury for GER
tain information. Bill introduced: To en-
courage construction Of electrical rail.
ways. A number of petitions were pre-.
sented The anticipation bill was taken up.
but laid aside again.
HoUsE-The army appropriation bill was
reported. Resolution offered; Alleging
certain postoffice abuses. Bills passed: To
create an additional land district in New
Mexico, and to dispose of certain aban.
doned military reservations in Wyoming.
California In Three and Ono Hal f
Days.
If you are going to California and
desire to make the journey in the
most economical, quick and comfor-
table manner, purchase your ticket via
the Chicago e Northwestern, Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific Rvs.
Pullman drawing-room sleeping cars
are run from Chicago to San Francisco
without change in three and one-half
days. Completely furnished tourists
sleeping cars are also run in which ac-
comm0dations can be procured by pas
sangers holding either first or second
class tickets at q cost of only $4 90 per
berth from Chicago to San Francisco
and other California points. The hour
of departure of trains from Chicago af-
fords promptconnection with all trains
from the East and South. Variable
route excursion tickets, allowing nine
months stay In the health-giving cli-
mate of California, second-class tickets
at low rates, sleeping car reservations
and full information can be procured of
any ticket agent, or by addressing w.
A. Thrall, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Chicago & North West
ern R'y, Chicago.
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Great reduction in the price of millinery
at Mrs. Frease's from now on. If
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Bargains in Table Spreads, Bed Spreads
and Shams. 2t HORN & NoRDEN.
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EoFF1oIALPAPERoF CITY ANDoo
NAPOLEON, O., DEC. 15, 1892.

CLEVELAND citizens are talking Of
annexing to the city suburban villag-
es.
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Seewhat We offer, Table Linens, Towels
and Napkins. ct HORN & NoRpEN,
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You can buy millinery at
about your own price at Mrs.
Frease's from now on. If
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ohristmas Aprons At Horn 4 NOrden's. p
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Notice of Appointment.
Estate of Daniel Fettermau, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and oualj-
Il Ned as Executoro of the estate OF Daniel Fatter.
mAu' late or HeUry county, Ohio decreased.
Dated this 9th day Of December, A. ID, 1892
DANIEL +. FETTERMAN
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Ladies Storm Rubbers. HoRN & NonDES.
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TOLEDO wants both the Democratic
and Republican state conventions next
year.
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SOCIETIES
Elect New Officials for the En-
suing Term.

Royal Arcanum, /. o. o. F., Blue
Lodge, Haly Chapter, G. A. r..
w. II. c.. Hook and Ladder Co.
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'Orange Blossom" makes handsome
children because it makes mothers strong
and we'll. Sold by Saur & Balsley. I'm
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For your pure drugs and wall paper you
should call on F. H. VoiRt, of Holgate. All
goods at lowest prices. If
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Buy a Domestic Sewing Machine of Suhr's
and the whole family will be pleased. 3t
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CONGRESS.

Ladies Union Suits at Horn & Norden's.
2t
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YOU CAN BUY Pure Candy of Suther-
erland the confectioner as cheap as the
adulterated stuff sold elsewhere. 81
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Badger State Shawis at Horn & Norden's
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Picked pork, hams and bacon, cheapest
and bestin the city at @. F. Pohlman's meat
markat 80
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Bargains Bargains! in millinery at Mrs.
Frease's. If
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Nursery Stock.

JOSEPH LEATHERMAN,
Representing the old and well-known Newark
Nurseries (Established 1859, Is prepared to fum-
ish strictly frst-class grade Of Nursery stock.
Our Terms of Sale-AIl stock delivered in heal
thy thrifty condition, and guaranteed to be Of the
grade specified IN the order, and no substitutions
made.
Our authorized salesmen have eur signed Certi-
fcate of agency.
O.W. STUART & CO.,
Newark, New York.
250 acres devoted to growing Nursery Stock.
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Ripans Tabules for torpid liver.
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wANTED-A few more honest, reliable men as
salesmen. Apply at once TO c. W. Stuart q Co.,
Newark, New York, for terms and territory.
Reference for the hrm: First National Bank,
Newark, New York. dec1-6t
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LIVE BUSINESS Houses!

LIE DUOlbEOO nUUOEO!
Christmas Aprons at Horn q NOrden's. 2t
You can buy clrildren's School Shoes at
first cost this month at Suhr's Shoe Store.
81
A job-lot of ladies' wraps worth from S..
to SIS. We will close out same at $3.50.
Abig bargain. 81 NoRDES BRUINS.
Meyer, the wide-awake clothier. has
splendid stock of fall and winter goods.
Nsbbiest line in the county. Call in and
see. II
DR.. E. W. Talbot will extract teeth with
out pain by use Of Arophene, having secured
the right of DR.. @. A. Thatcher. If
Ladies Storm Rubbers. HoRS & NonDES.
| 2t
If you want an elegant smoke buy an
Early Bird cent cigar. Clear Havana
long filler. If
Best SOC tea in Northwes-
tern Ohio at the Oldest groc-
cry in the county. Try this
tea. If A. BRADLEY.
"Orange Blossom" makes handsome
children because it makes mothers strong
and we'll. Sold by Saur & Balsley. I'm
Buy Domestic Sewing Machine of suhr's
and the whole family will be pleased. st
Pickled pork, hams and bacon, cheapest
and bestin the city at @. F. Pohlman's meat
market. If
Bargains Bargainsl in millinery at Mrs.
Frease's. If
YOU CAN BUY Pure Candy of Suther-
erland the confectioner as cheap as the
adulterated stuff sold elsewhere. st
For your pure drugs and wall paper you
should call on F. H. VoiRt, of Holgate. All
goods at lowest prices. If
Mrs. A. e. Mann has removed her dress
making rooms to Mrs. Harriet Cary's for
mer residence on school house street. If
j. R. Sayers is agent for DR.. j. A. brakes |
family medicines. All medicines warrant |
ed. Dr. A., DRAKE.
july 21-tf PER j. R. SAVERS,
All the latest styles in mems. youths and |
boys clothing. Henry Meyer, the vide
awake clothier, Napoleon, o. If
Badger State Shawl is now in the front |
rank; all the choice patterns for Christmas. |
It HORN A. NoRDrN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
END OF THE SPORT
The Great Race Meeting Is
Finished
WITH A WORLDS RECORD
For the Fassest Average Heats Eve
Tsosasd il on Day ovss : Rsgu-
lation Tssek-Ths Whnsrs,

With another lovely day and . fair
last day audience the races yesterday
closed the program Of weeks raising
which complstsly ovsrshadows any
thing Of the kind ever known in turf
history. For genuine contests. great
fields and fast time the record of this
week must b inscribed on an illumined
page. Nearly every heat winner has
been forced to . new mark. The exhi-
bitions have been pleasing. and the
numerous fast miles furnish incontro-
vertible evidence Of the superiority Of
the track and give color 70 the claim
thatit 10 the fastest reKulation track in
the world. A worlds race record wss
equaled today by Martha Wilkes, who
trotted the first heat OF the 2:l5 race in
2:l2. tying Nancy Hanks record made
1t Independence in her race with AL
lert0n and Margaret S. and Delmarch's,
made at Cambridge City, whom he de-
feated Waiter Il. Henrietta, Dandy
Jim and Aline. The character Of the
races today may be determined by .
simp.e computst ton. which will show
an average of heats below that Of any
days racing ever known. The nine
heats averaged 2.l3i, faster average
by full second than the record for the
same number of heats in . single day.
The attendance at the races all the
week, while fairly good, WAS not what
the high class program should have
called out, - such = meeting just
closed advertises the city more than .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Saying Thar the Story Is Without
Foundation.

R0u06o tim
r,.o. o.. A.. :. r..,r.
noArsos, opns' Aux i'.suus'
walter z. dfeenam ana ms VIE nave
been the gupsts OF J. w. Doane of
Thompson siace last Wednesday. This
/. et.rnoor T1dc. G,..h.-, rosda |the
-.'.. -. r~.-...,s
s'.'e"ens ~ : lsPotssE .nas no "ou'u
denver ND speocnes during the cam
paIgn. He vas questioned concerning
the statemeut given tho press recently
bv f,ha;rman Taubeneck az the nao-
~ .. go.
PIC. parry :. S~ Aeu,s ~ ss'o ene0'
tnat ne nad concluded % axe
the stump Ia tho interest Of the
third part, and would make an open
inc sneech a Indiananols the latter
a.. r..A.,-
pu y. "ous". .uuooA
ciaimed 70 u$ve received snas ihtO1ms-
ton from 0eprge G. St0ll, chairman of
the state central committee of Indiana.
"a vhom Il vna alleged Judga Gresham
h.d --;.,ar The ;rd.e ..;d ~.
s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Do(oc(iveo smith and Dass went %
work On the cass - sooa - Il Was re-
poelod and learned that the man who
COMMITTED the aasAuit was Ray Wilson.
Wilsou y . psofeonional eamblsr and
lived IN this city four or ave yeaEs ago.
Hls home u IN Chicago. and is u
thought By the of6cers thas be took
one u the late trains for that city.
Wilson had been in the city during the
races, and it Was reporfed that he
and Enegan he'd come trouble at
the raeetfack yesterday. Finegan Was
doing duty as the racetrack yesterday
as : deputy sherin aud Wilson scaled the
fonos in Order 70 galn adn,ission TO the
kSoundA Fsnegan led him 0ut through
the gate and Wilson Vas incenssd -
being put eut. Whson y described -
being 80 ~ IS years old, i've feet eight
or nine NIches tall. weight, $50 pounds,
hight o.; medium complexion, with
light 'nustache. st0op sh0uldered.
He ypure . brown suit OF
clothes and brown derby hat,
and he's deep dimple in his chin. He
carried heavy cano which had large
silver head. The officers tclegraphed
this description to the conductors on
the outgoing trains and TO officers ct
various points.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Banker cuSrtos . Nonomstallist. Leads
The Dsleepsss isom Great Britain.
LoxDoN. Aug. lS.-Arrangements
for the meeting OF the international
monetary conference are advancing.
The eolectionof Dresden finds approv-
al among tho English dslegates. In
regard to the personal OF the English
representation. : prominent currency
expert saye thst Mr.. CurIie u the
strongest MAJ apppointed. He has no
tendency 6hsSsver toward bime-
tallisn: on tho contrary, he is
sound fogt single standard.
Mr.. Currie ~ leading member Of the
banking firuo0f 0lynn. Mills. Currie 4
Co., besides being = member of the
council Of India He initiated the
Barring Bros. Dsttiemsnt with the Bank
of England, eud is otherwise known
among finsneiers and u man Of first
rate capacity, His appointment 10 said
to have epefial significance for the
American government as meaning
that his iniiutnce wlll overrule any IN
ciination Of bis oo-delegates towards m
arrangement sat1ying America. OF
the other delegates Sir G. w. Fireman.
tie, Sir w. H. HouldsWorth and General
Strachey are bimetallists and Mr.. MUIR
ray, who is treasury clerk, is neotral.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
SENATOR HEARS RESIGNATION.


WASHINGTON, Aug .l3.-Senator Hoar's
resignation in its latest form from New
Bedford is oiscredited by his friends
here. The reports from numerous
points are that the Massachusetts, soma
TOR sailed for Europe for his health
May last. lie was then suffering from
Iritis, dangerous affection Of the eyes;
imperilling his sight and largely de-
pendent upon tho general condition Of
mis- health for amclioration. Hence his
application for leave of absence early
IN the session. The latest report says
Mr.. Hoar has placed bis resignation In
the hands of Senator Dawes.
SALEM, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Edward M.
Doherty, private secretary Of senator
Hoar, said today that senator Hoar
las not resigned and does not intend
20. He further remarked that The
senators' cyeeight had much improved
and he would be home October 20 70
participate in the campaign.
PrTrsrIELDs Msss., Aug. Ex-senator
Dawes says: "Mr. Hoar has not placed
his resignation in my hands and have
no knowledge of any intention on hla
part To resign.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
TRIED TO Kill.
Ray Wilson. = Thug.
Assaults
Ex-Inspector John r.
Finegan
In Summers Saloon
Last Night,
Striking Him With q
Cane,
Inflicting a Bad Scalp
Wound.
His Condition is Very
Serious.
He May Not Survive
the Blow.
The Police on the Track
Of the Assailaut. Who
skipped Afler Doing
the Decd.

John p. Fneean. ex-milk inspec-
tor. residing as No. 25l Terrace ave-
nue.. vas struck on the head last night
as = few minutes before II o'clock in
Captain Summers saloon on Wa>srloo
street With . heavy cane IN the hands
Of A unknown man.
Mr.. F,nsxnn enisrsd the ssioon fol-
lowed bv men unknown 70 those who
were IN as the time. The two men
slspp~d up % him sud
took held AZ eo5a Arm without sny
outward evidences Of excitement.
No words were exchanged that we're
heard BY any ono present, and II was
soon noticed that FInsgsn was trying
10 FsleAss himself from their grasp.
One Of the men suddenly raised with
both hsnds . heavy cane which he
carried. spd struck F,nesan on she lefs
aide Of shs forehead, knocking him
down.
Rie6e1 nto While Down
A. he was falling the companion Of
the assaultsr kicked ~ him with foil
force. but missed hlm. The two men
ran Immediately out into the street
and escaped. no one seeing the direc-
ton IN which they went. on after
enc assault had occurred man ran up
to Patrclman Dunlop at the cor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. l3.-Thia
afternoon st the games Of the Cleve.
land Athletic clhb the worlds record
for the 10O-yard dash was equalied IN
. race by Harry JeWett Of the Detroit
Athletic club. HGago Of the Cleveland
Athletic club and J. p. Klttmel Of
the Pittsburg club. ran Jewett out
Kittmel had ten yards handicap. and
Stage two ysede: Jewett went from
exactly at0:9 40. Thisis tho worid'a
record 90 long held by John Owen Jr.,
also of the Detroit club. There wcre
no other Sensational performances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

M. Finnegan Was Acting ~ Peace
maker When Struck.

Ar. Finnegan Was Acting ~ Peace
maker When Sruck.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

The Cause Remsins an impepetrshie
Myssesy.

nExvss, AiaE. i2.--Ths mystery sur
fountling the cause Of Gen. n. Gsno
DunE,s sulcpde lass night is still an
soivesl. In his letter 20 the mysterious
Faany BsrneA. be spoke - Of bet Rot
swiur true 70 him. She " rel located
- yet Another litter dated Sspseyn-
t.ef g. 1885. fully tive years before be
came 90 Deliver, wAa found IA the
holster II his revolver. and resd YIN
have shr>stsned 10 take your isfe; If
snv time yoa take this vita wrobr In
sentica think of sne Who has sacrificed
al Ter yosss and don't do ~ God
westd nof forgive ysu. and I never.
s'Isskbests ztsHx iss1.
The euthot ef thi@. IL foand. msght
exve Donns esfunt1o <nlornn1aoos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
REID IN ILLINOIS.
He WIZ Open the Campaign 1t Spring,
field Thursday.

CHICAGO. Aug. l3.--Mr. Reid will A.
rive in Chicago over the Pennsylvania
road on Thursday morning. A special
train or the Chicago a Alton road, 20
be known ~ The Republican League
Special" will he in waiting 70 convey
him TO Springfield. This train viii
make stops at the important points
along the route, aud the trip IN connec-
ton with the convention will be .
formal opening Of tho campaign.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
rnREE VERY rAsr HeArs.
Martha Wilkes Proves Herself Wonder
ful Race Horse.

full Race Horse.
The long looked for race between
Martha Wilkes aud Honest George
came on and. ~ was expected, there
was trotting when this mighty pair
met. and the worlds race record was
equalled in the first heat. The heat
was one Of the most determined con-
tests imaginable. bat the great Buffalo
geIding could never head the Mas
sachusetts mare, and che won with .
length to spare. in 2.12 fat Geers
knew that his horse was dead game and
he continued the fight 10 the flnish of
the last heat in the hope 1T finding .
soft spot in the mare but IL she 10 not
rnme b, the core Honest George could
not make her 60 fast enough 10 give
hereelf away. The winner ~ the great.
eat race mare that has yet appeared
with The possible exception Of Nancy
Hanks. She Was bred by lady, Mrs.
Carrie Marders. of Hfne Grove. Ky,
ard was purchases when = yearling BY
her present owner, Mr.. r. d. Wigein Of
Reilsngham, Mss. She 10 nine years
of age ard VAS always
fact mare. but ss she was verv grow
thy her owrer decided not 20 train her
until che was fully developed. He PM
her 10 breeding and is The proud owner
of three Of her eoits. eli nv Charley
wilkee. 2:ali, one Of which is exnected
20 beat 40 this year. She 70 eress
pole r,ar~ and viii ~ hisehesi With
Jack, 2l2l. aud Mr.. pchle expecis 10
beat The team record with them. Bv
The way. Jack We driven an erhibssior
mile in ei7. finishing the lest quarter
~ s~eive esss.
rnsse q IN 3, ss sts<. syessier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Ds. catlin eni1s ''shsll Ne give you
ehloeofoem.
~Ye6 Fsspooded Finegan, and Dr..
Je4sy a1miniataFod the drug.
No opoeotlon wos performed on Mr..
Fineenn- The skull Was examined and
found to b badly fractured. bus Il va
thought thogo uae no consuslon Of the
brain u nay - necessary 70 perform
"a oQoRatjoo Iater, but il il doubtful.
The patient uas conscious ~ 3 O'Clock
th,o morning And suffering considers.
bic pain. DR.. Jedyy thought that hit
chances Tor recovery we're oUcourag.
ing fFpm all indications, bus il viii
require tire - carry him past danger,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
BLooDy rscKT ExpscrEp.
a Conflics Between Tsoops sn1 1alneo
Imminent

CHATTANOOGA. Aug. IA t,loo1v
fight - Coal creek between STATE troepo
in the garrison there and Che fpeo
miners il expected 20 follow the &C.
brsak today - Tracy- omcsrp Of The
garfieon ~ Coal creek who have bo0o
here Witbin short time stated fha4 ~
one way or another notice had beeo
given them that the miners and t1osr
friends proposs - Dc mp the soldiers
and for fortnight sn attack bee been
looked for nightly. The Rarfieon viii
NOT Be canGht mapping. bat II i -
least psofAbie tbst ~ assault wiIl -
made on them, IN wbieh event bloo14
work Will follow, as bad feeling exiGD
botWoen the soldiers and citizenA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14
POUR WE'RE KILLED.
Victims OF the Terrible Disaster at the
Ogden, N. J., Iron Mine.

OcpBS. N. j.. Aug. 13.-It 10 now
definitely known that four persons
we're killed ~ the accident ~ the Ogden
IRON mine yesterday. and twelve dan
esrousiy nurt. Tue inhabitants worked
slI night and succeeded in getting aIl Of
the unfortunate people ont OF the
ruins. The injuries Of sone are OF the
uoet terrible sind. some havs limbs
ts,rn of. others have limbs crushed
and in some instances the faces we're -
terribly torn snd cut that Identification
wss impossible. Il 10 thought that .
number Of the wounded will die. The
authorities are making thorough in
vestl4ation Of The matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

Issued "A appeal - The admirers Of
Goethe and Schiller. urging the erec-
tion BY contributions Of 8 Joint monu-
ment end . library in Weimar in honor
Of tho two great ps,es friends. and 70
conmem0rAts the golden wedding of
the Sax-Weiulsr.
The retirement Of Herr Won Her
furth. Prusnian minister Of the interior
has created hardly ripple in German
politics. Is Was generally conceded
that his fate Was sealed when he 0p-
posed Miquel's plan for changing the
system Of communal tax.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-14

The pacing race Was another 60 at
struggle and the fastest of the meeting,
The favorite WAS the grey Tennessee
stallion. Guy, driven by McHeury.
Major Wonder. Roy Wilkes and Rupee
made the field. In the first heat Roy
Wilkes took the lead at the first turn
and led well into the stretch, where his
erratic owner, who had the mount.
stopped driving. thinking the heat Was
won, and McHenry rushed up with
Guy and beat him cut too easy to
mention, in 2:10}. Guy. having the
pole in the next heat. had the best of
it, but Geers having taken Davis place
behind Roy Wilkes. kept him very
busy TO the distance where the brown
stallion coughed it up. and Major
Wonder rushed up the center Of the
stretch and came within . nose OF win
nlng the heat under the wire in 2:l1.
In what proved to be the final heat
Major Wonder wen. Tapped on Guy als
the way to the distance where the grey
stallion gradually drew away and won
by an open length in 2:l2l, one of the
fast pacing races on record.
Free-fer-all pace. Purse. 0o0a
Guy
Roy
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