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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

CHARACTERISTICS OF Hoods sarsapa-
rilla; The largest sale, the most merit,
the greatest cures. Try it, and realize
its benefits. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

ATTEND the St. clalrsviIlo Fair, septCm.
Der -, rs and 30.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-26

DON'T fail to attend the opening at
RICE'S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
FROM DER THE SEA
Nupitals Of Princess Marie and
Prince Ferdinand.
VICTORIA TO STAY At HOME
German Statesmen Excited Over the Pros
pset of Having Ahlwards Appear
in the Reichstag.

LoxpoS. Dec. IL. - Although the
princess Marie of Edinbargh will not
DO married for three weeks yet TO the
crown prince of Roumania the gath
eylng OF royal families has already be-
gun. The crown prince. after . flying
visit to London. left this week for CO.
burg, where the princess Marie. who
went before, is now inspecting her
frocks and making other final prepara-
tions, under her mothers supervision,
for the nuptials.
King Charles of Roumania will reach
Sle:nsrngsn on Tuesday. and thence
will procaed to the Coburg castle to zee
his future neice and her family.
Whether tho queen, Carmen SYLVIA,
viii! be able to take part In the festivi-
ties or not is uncertain. A dispatch on
Monday announced that her nervous.
ness aud weakness wore increasing and
that she walked only with the greatest
difficulty.
January 10. the day fixed Tor the
marriage, is the anniversary OK the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
END OF THE AGONY
ConfesfIng Congressional Can.
didates Get Certificates.
DEMOCRATS CARRY The FIFTH
The State Board ct C&nvssxe7 SIN
Have IN Abundance os Work
Befors Them.

LASsiSo. Dec. ls.-Tbe stats board
of eanvassers have hnishcd the can
vass Of the vote for congress ia al
the distTicis. and have ISSUED the Ger
tifcates - the successful csnalesies.
George F. Richardson gets the esrti6-
cate In the fifth. The vote there u
tabulated as follow; Bslknsp. 20 .ost:
Richardson. so.oss. clute. 1850: nos
counted. 92i. From no other dislrict
were any votes returned under the
heading mot counsed."t
The board viii nov proceed 20 can
vass the vote cast for presidential efec-
tors and state officers Where there
are supposltlons errors n the retufns
affecting the result, . certificate wall
be required from county clerks shos-
ing wherein the returns are IN error.
So many returns give the name Of the
lieutenant governor-eiect ss J. NriFl.t
instead of J. Wight Giddinss that h4s
opponent might be found 10 toe entitled
TO the certificate were these returno
not bguyed for the Cadillac candidate.
il is of course q mere clerical error on
the part OF the returning officers, and
statements Will be required from the
county clerks 60 certifying. IL 10 not
probable that the vote on land CON-
missioner and supreme justice viii be
reached tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
JOE MuLSATIoN AGAIN
A Wild Trades Unions>. Story That Halls
From Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI. Dec. IA movement 10
on foot in this city which will cause
quite stir among the wage carnsTs
and business men Of the country
when the details are made
public. The scheme is being dis
cussed quietly and data Is be-
10. gathered by few leading
trades unionists and no one but trusted
members OF organized labor have been
admitted TO the conclave. The pro.
.no,ers did not meet with much en-
coursgement q. fret, but the idea has
steadily gained ground and now hum
dreds If workirgmon are among its
supporters eager for \ chance to give
lt q trial.
Thc movement is designed to prevent
a repetition of the disasters which fol-
lowed closely upon the lockout at
Homestead, the Buffalo railroad strike,
the miners strike IN Tennessee and
Idaho. Itas proposed that when strike
becomes necessary or lockout
is p:eciplsated by corporation against
unionists that y general order shall be
promulgated calling on every union
man in the country TO withhold from
circulation all funds that he may
possess 80 as to cause . strlngency
IN the money market and thus
compel the business men Of the United
States to bring such . pressure to bear
upon the corporation having strike
on its hands, that 1t Will be forced to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
TORE OFF HIS HEAD
Mexican RevoIutionists Sur.
rounded by Troops.
TWELVE FIREMEN KILLED
Terrible Wreek on a Sooth>sn Railroad
Causes tbs Death Of May Persons.
Some S,artlin. Sensations.

ST. PAUL. Dec. T.-"Lost $500, 900 at
the gaming table" That Is the thrill
Ing climax 10 the life OF Augustus H.
ilornscv. once an officer OF the British
array aaa for the past eight years q
cesler IN real estats IN 81. Paul. He Is
now 100000 in debt aai frgitive
FROM justice. So. Paul officers are
looking for him with the view of ar
resting him for utsering forged paper
He IS wantei for many crooked trans
actions, but the specific case in
which bis arrest is sought is the
selling of valuable real estate
belonging to Mrs. Antonia Workman, q
widow. issulng forged deeds and sscur-
ing the money on them without asking
Mrs worsman's consent to the sale.
Hornsby came to St. Paul during the
big real estate boom and through
lacky investments made over 5000. 900.
lie then took to gambling and picked
up 100000 IN 81. Paul and
Minneapolis. Then he took $780,
600 in cash aGd went {, Chicago.
In three days he had lost every penny
OF IL. This vas the turning point of
his career and he gradually lost every
thing he nsd. His wife even had TO 60
10 work for the Northern Pacihc rsIl.
road company to keep the Wolf from
the door. After committing the fax.
gcTies hornsey ran away. The last
seen OF him Was IN Duluth. lie has
doubtlessly Rpne 20 Canada, intending
g 90 thefce % Australia or Hawaii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

SAuLT STE. MARIE, Dec. I7.-There ID
. movement on foot whereby this city
may secure large steel and iron ship
building plant Several Cleveland cap
itallsts. headed by r. NJ. Bishop. want
10 build such an industry. which will
cost 500, 600 and give employment 10
500 men. They have made the city .
proposition, which will surely bs sc-
cepsed. In connection with their plant
they expect 10 erect machine chops
and q large drv.dock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
AFTER BRIBE TAKERS.
Franc. Determined TO Reach ths Bottom
OF the Panama Scandal.

France Determined TO Reach ths Bottom
OF the Panama Scandal.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE determination
OF the government to clear away all
the mystery surrounding the affairs of
the Panama Caual company is un-
douhtediy founded on the belief that
on this course alone lies safety for IL
self and tor the country. Any display
of hesltancy now would result IN rum,
and as their Official lives depend on
probing the affair to the bottom there
can be no doubt that In time the whole
mass OF corruption will be cleared
away Today, acting under orders
from the government. the police
searched the house of NJ. Laur.
u DoulangIst member of the
chamber of deputies and ee;zed
number OF documents pertain
ing TO the Panama affair. The minis
try will ask the chamber of deputies TO
authorize the arrest of any Of its mem-
bers found to have been implicated IN
the scandal. La Llbre Parole, NJ. Dru-
mort's paper which appears TO he ex-
cepilonallv we'll informed IN Panama
mstters, states today that the amount
of the TRIBES distributed by agents Ut
the company reaches the enormous
total OF ~, 600, ,0O0 francs. The Figaro
says hat the trial of the directors of
the company before the correctional
tribunal will proceed conJointly with
their prosecution on charges OF cor
rnptiOn before the Assize court.
The Eclair says that among the
papcis seized belonging TO Charles de
Lesseps were found minutes signed by
three directors giving full revelations
OF the affairs OF the company. The
minutes, il adds, cover the transactions
for several years. The republican
Journals are unanimous in their ap-
pTova OF the course of the government
Ia causing the arrest of Charles de Les
sa3s, Fontaine and San lie Roy. They
neiu that there must be no turning
back in the prosecutions.
VIESSA, Dec. I'm. Corteaux, who
Is wanted by the Paris police to answer
Tor his part in the Panama Canal
frauds, came TO this city about week
ago and is 1T the Holel Imperisl. The
P.sris police have Informed the Vienna
police that he should be detained. The
department mere, however, refuses to
arrest him.
Baron Henri Cottu, the director Of
the Panama Canal company, against
whom an order of arrest has been Is
sued, declares emphatcally that the
stories that he fed from Paris to escape
criminal! prosecution are without foun.
dstion. As coon as he heard that an
order for his arrest had been issued he
mad. preparations To- return u Paris,
and ne says he will go back at once to
face his prosecutors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
IA IT'S EEArm BIow.
Suprcra- Court Decision Kills Indiana
G-rsymandcrirg.

iSpItSAPoLIs. Dec. 1.-THE gerry
manGers are overtnEown. The DECISION
Of the supreme court IN the case was
handed down at 2 o'clock this after
noou- /. Was written by Judge Coffee,
Judges NeRrids and Miller concurring,
wailr JudgFs Elliott and OsG- li!eu
separate oynIOus, concurriBg for the
most part, but differing IN details.
Ine DECISION declares tie court has
jurisdiction, prODouucrs the acts of
l>as and 1879 unconstitutional. ani
holds the nerly elected legislature io
he an otBentl body dcfacto and valid
law makcrs. Ine Geci>.on OF the
lover oonrt. Nhich declared tie acts
of is9i snd 1885 unconstitutional re-
.tsring tbtt OF lS7Y. - reversed.
] az ELECT of tne OPINION oi the ma
loftv ef the court 80 dt csd,' t1at tns
c.flifs- Nsvr autnsrty To al dluage an
apport, umeEt v1ld if u y.o.ates tiac
pfOvfri - OF tie constitution. The
pom; made b. tie counsel for the cleo
ton OF oit Gers and the state ttst the
court. bRvo no jurisdiction OF the
question Is disposed cf ty this conciu-
son.
The decision "a held BY msiprisT Of
the court - ais TO the effect tGst the
court has q right - decide ss To the
c0n-iilutonal.ty of the acts of 1879
AMI 1891. bot that the question Of the
validity OF the set Ot IeS5 does rot ap-
Pear IN tue case.
rhs siecision of The court is that the
sc;s OF 1891 aud 1879 are Enc0nstItu-
toDal But . - held that the nirDi.
bvrs uf tne general assembly chosen a.
the recent election under tile act OF
1891. are officers defaCto. ADD their acts
ss Tar "a concerns thc public. are vslId
Tire Judgment OF tie lower court - re-
vsrsed Tor the reason that The act OF
1879 beng unconstitutional, Powell,
tRe selaior had no right IN wri, Of
mapdsn4Hs 70 compel ia enforcement.
Judge Elliot. concurs IN the holding
that tte court has power, At the sust OF
party entitled g. decision upon such
. question. 70 give Judgment upon the
cDnstitatl0Dsllty OF spp0ruonHeat
laws. bat be holds that the rsistor.
Powell. mas no right to AK FOR . dc.
cisson upon the vaiIfity Of the acts cg
1855 and 1891. because hs makes No
ease. for the fssson that his complaint
- founded upon law vhieh he nin.
self shows 30 Da utterly VOID.
It Il further heid by Judge Elliott 10
be ~sll settled pflueipse Of law that
eonssitnt onsl Questions cannot - de-
etfed uuless sncn decision = absolutely y
recs.ssry to final disposition Of the
case actually before the court, sns rs
opinion snows that this ease - finally
ei@posef of before the qs1fsti0n ot eon-
81 tuuonsllty of the acts Of 1921 aud
lsSS : reached.
The feet Of the decision of the ma.
f1risy OF the court - 10 leave the state
without a1y av. under the pFovisons
Of shseh On election OF msnihsrs of ths
les,slstnrs could es held, Tor The De.
cisson mares no references - suy sct
una~r vhsen an eiscton msy
be csnduxtei Bat TIA ef.
feet OF th- opsnson of ths
nsisrisy is modified. 10 degree, by
th~ holding that there . de fAssa
legislators sat tsst "A can enact tssr
sna s~~asaet pabiin baensss. The psa.
iaFlty decision. sft>r quetlax b2assi
Nefsters opsniea tast vh<fs sfsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
nlgu orr u,s aEAD.
Horrible nc, of Crsz-d Wife At Bridge
ton. N. L

BRInsErox. y. j., Dec. l7.-Georgs
Bers, a fireman on the New Jersey
Southern railroad, wac shot and in
stsHtiy killed by his wife while he VAS
calmly sleeping IN bed ~ an early hour
this morning at Bridgeton, y. j. For
tbs Isst three months Mrs. Bowers has
ncted strangely. Esriy tins morn
ing soc stfaltaiy crept do~n
stairs, AMI procuring a gun re-
traced her steps aud emptlsd one
ct the barrels into her husband head
killing bip instantly. A large portion
OF his head aud one ear vas blown of
and bic hrsIns were scattered over the
door and bed. whilc tue pillows aud
he'd clothgng were saturated VITA blood.
The murdered mans father was swsk
-ned By tue report OF tue gun aud went
do~n stars 20 susestigste. There ne
found bis who gfsspesi
as arm sa,i sErlsked. ''Psps. sst nae a
razor. l want 10 cut nfy throat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Federa,ion Elec,s Oaicers.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-THE annual
election of officers of the Federation Of
Labor WAS held this afternoon. There
WAS NO opposition to President Comp
er's reelection. Christopher Evans
was in like manner reelected score
tary. A contest developed for lectur-
ere, and John Lennon WAS re-
elected. p. J. Maguirs Was re-
elected first vice-presldent. For
second vice president William A.
Carney of Pittsburg, who took an ac-
tive part IN the Homestead strike, was
elected by q large majority. After the
usual complimentary resolutions Vice
President p. ]. Mcguire delivered tho
principal GRAFTON, preceding the final
adjournment announcement Chicago
secured the convention for 1893 against
Denver,after q close vote.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
SUES FOR es. 900, 900.
Richmond Terminal Receiver Charges
Georgia Syndicate With Fraud.

Georgia Syndicate With Fraud.
New YORK. Dec. 17.-Receiver Wal
ter G. Oakman of the Richmond Ter
minal company this morning filed cop
les of a bill Of complaint upon the
members of the Georgia company syn.
dicate, which in 1883 sold controlling
interest in the Georgia Central railway
to tho Terminal company. The re-
ceiver charges that the syndicate con-
splred to sell the Terminal company
their unsaieable and discrcdited eecur-
tiles at such prices ~ yielded an enor-
nous profit. and imposed upon the
Terminal company heavy loss.
The receiver charges that the
deal was coDtrived TO put money
into the pockets of faithless directors
and their confederates. The complaint
covers 27s printed pages and startling
accusations OF fraud, conspiracy aud
breach OF trust are brought against ex-
President John II. Inmann and Direc-
tors Calhoun, Swami and Wormser and
the members OF the Georgia syndicate
company. Receiver Oakman's suit in-
wolves the restitution of an amount
estimated at 81. 600. 600. The summons
requests that the defendants deliver to
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty
days their answers 70 the SUIT, which
will he brought IN the supreme court IN
the January term.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
ONLY A sEu OF Us LEFT ="
A Dog Goes Over Niagara Falls ard Still
Lives.

NIAGARA fAiis. Dec. ia dog bc-
longing 20 the "Wssrfucr" company.
while drinking. Thursday. ml-.ed hIs
footing ard slipped INTO the wplrimg
rspih. II twinkhng he was swept
over the American fails.
Ca, of curiosity the theasrlea people
went g. tne edge to ioos rstr tiie prtc-
itlce. 10 Use wonder az all. The dog
was seen go drag binself nnun SOME
rocks beside the cave 81 tue MINDS.
Ms. Willard tie leading lady 81 the
eampany, started fescue party. Afri
three Il The nsen yainnteefS1. Toe
foar descended the spifai stsifease and
foand tee aog bleeding FROM severe
cuts in his HAnks Iae men carr ai
TIRE dos np the sts-fa and segnfs8 a
doctor, who sased us toe eash. sai ii
fe. hsafs the dog was in4daE
around sad easgnE his tai,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Presiden, Of Company Charged With q
Big Swindlc.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA motion was
made before Judge Collins today for
the appointment of receiver for the
Western Manufacturers Mutual lnsur-
ance company on charges Of fraud
against lt' president, +. A. Nontgom-
cry. The application WAS IN behalf OF
policy hols.ers IN the northwest. whose
interests are said 10 aggregate si1J.Vp.
IL - snid tina. the insurance company
ceased to do business in 1890 and REIN
cured its risks IN the Firemsn's insur-
rnce company Of New York, of when
Montgomery - the general western
agent. complslnsnts aliege that
Montgomery was the party wio really
purchased the claims sad hai rcsi',ed
a hsndsonle profit 10y deceiying the
stoe kholders cf the company, That
Montgomery. 80 president, leaned Ia
himself nearly - 900 OF tae impany's :
money on worthless security.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Beat Tom-Toms.

DuRAxoo, Col. Dec. 17.-From . Ma
vajo eub-chief, who camc in from the
reservation today, II was learned that
in elk days there would be = gathering
of the tribes at Round Rock, near
Checs' store, for the purpose OF hold
ing q grand pow-wow. Black Hawk
and other chiefs will be present. and
the talk will be on the methods
adopted by the present agent TO COM
pei them TO ecnd their children 70
ecbool. The result of the pow-wow is
a matter OF conjecture, but unless the
younger men OF the tribes can be re-
etrained there will be trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
~ s~-<-.
.v.~rNk>s
Yr< <->:.
-~Io><S

death OF the Duke of Clarence, the
Queen will not be present but will be
represent ID by Sir Edward Malet, the
British ambassador at Berlin, where
the ceremony Is to taks place. Tho
ceremony is to be performed by Prince
Ghlks, the Russian ambassador at Ber-
lin.
Victoria wnl Stay at home.
The failure Of Queen Victoria to
make her plans for . visit in Berlin
has been . grievous disappointment to
Emperor William, who had planned to
make the wedding IN question . spec
tscle to excite the envy OF less favored
countries. As mattera look now, he
and King Charles will be the only
crowned heads present, as the Gar
will be represented by the Grand
Dukes Vladimir and Alexis; Emperor
Franz Josef ty an srch-dukc. and King
Humbert by the Duke of Genoa. After
the marrisge the bridal pair will spend
the fret fortnight at one OF the
chateaux of the bridegroom's father
and will then 60 to Roumania.
Great preparations are being made
for the reception of Prince Ferdinand
and Princess Marie. On their arrival
at Bucharest divine services will be
held, whittier, accompanied by the
king, ,theirroyal hlghneses will proceed.
They will occupy at first apartments in
| the royal palace in Bucharest. Later
on they viii return TO the chateau Au-
corant. in the neighborhood OF the cap
itol, which is being prepared for their
reception. A medal will be struck in
conimcmoration of the wedding, bear
ing on one slde the efiigles of the Crown
! Prince and his bride aud on the other
!, the date of their marriage.
Aaiwnrat,s vie Record
German statesmen have been more
excited since Taafsdsy by the prospect
of Ahlwsrits appearance in the reich-
stag after thristaAs. Tie immunity
extended 10 hlm ~ deputy from his re-
cen. sentence 30 Imprisonment. was a
sal snrufise to the government. ard
practleaiiy az 4 wss accomplished hs
/ The Votes AZ clerical deputies, Ahi
wardt Will enter the rrlchstag with tbs
worst reputation i,erne by any deputy
since the retirement 81 Herr Most. III
: - a bankrupt of the rerst kind. Al
I naad af ci4v sci&oel, he rot only al
/ st.bsa Al gl.t money % tAe puplls. hui
I also made pfactes al pineking tAeH
psrents H. has sinndered herit
nag sifsies And has tltskeaed tee tepn
tst.ea nf every LAWYER sae hss tfled q
sayn htia tf4a tbe consequences ~ ~
J ds-isane-fY. IL ~. beeh - 1--we ~ 81
prisons Ana aot reslestsl'le ispase Il
/ lseflln - op "a 81 hsIn. TIE afssioefs
! conservatives wfe have eoveFiiy ea
! rsufazra nis Je~ hsitsng. are ffeani
! rpiAe gloomy Al ihe pfasp~ei ef hsvla.
= rsFsaA a. - .eenVset suddenly sle
/ Fassf - a sPat sW8ak tAeW.
HeFlA dsilss arr alfs43y diseases .,
ths Hfabsissiities tLAt t<fs sehhft y
. bs tas next aiasstsf ~ tsefnsny
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18
Seized Dixie's Clothes.

CINCINNATI. Dec. l7.-"Adonis'
Dixey's week At Pixies opera house
here has not been . pleasant one.
Daniel Bartz, . hotel keeper Of Balti-
more secured an attachment for .
$64.70 board bill. Tho constables were
refuted admission 10 the stage Thurs
day night and on threatening to climb
over the footllghts they were admitted
in the regular way. Dixey happened
to leave his dressing room a moment
and the constablcs seized upon his
wardrobs. not . particle of it escaping
their clutches. 1t was $50 o'clock be-
fore . redelivery bond could he exc.
cuted and the curtain allowed 10 70 up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

ADRIAN, Dec. l7.-"Prof." r.. w.
Lane, . medicine man with hair enough
to stuH . mattress, now selling microbe
killer here, lie the most talked-of char.
acter in town at present. His InciAn
name Is "Rattle Snake OIL Jack" TO
. local paper he claims he is going 20
sue Charles Blunt, . Hudson livery
man, for S, 900 Tor recent alleged faiso
imprisonment N the county laii on .
charge Of horse-eteallng. He also save
he viii give Adrian q couple of wild
west shows IN the spring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

Among the radical editors Mr.. sonurz
stands in high favor, the high conser-
vatlye and semi-officiai sditors. how
ever. regard the possibility Of the off,
ciAl advent ~ an unpleasant prospect.
The cantonai government OF Berne
10 understood 70 consdsr favorably
the petition Of city authorities and
business men that the ansrchlsts' school
conducted by . Russisn nihliist he bro
ken up. and the resident anarchist and
socialists be forbidden to fly the red
flag from their halls and dwellings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

BAD Wreck Caused by a New T.n-
Schedule Beng Forgotten.

CiSciSxArI. Dec. l7.--Priyste adylces
mere state that collision occurred on
the Southern railway near Mckinney
about twelve ,3lIes south OF Junction
City. between No. passenger, SOUTH
bound. and northbound freight.
no. was running by the new schedule
and by some mYtake tho freight was
running on the old time. Charles
Pagan. baggage master, aud United
States Express Messenger Kinney were
killed. Several passengers were IN
lured.
CINCINNATI. Dec. I8. l:l5 a. E.-Tha
railway mail service here has news that
one OF the railway clerks has been
killed ia the wreck and others serious
iy injured. Toe railway mail agents
on tie train were j. r. Eidington, W.
". HInsie and NJ. c. Combteli. which
oil the clerks were killed IS unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-18

TsImsge's Tsbsrnsele Trustees Fargsl
the Dsblscsi instfuc,isn.

Nav iors, Dee, L.. MinioHs of the
lsw have se0opsd down after tie
manner Of The fhlllstsae. o. old upou
the Rev. I. DsWlu TslmAee's Bro kivn
taberaseis and nov mold sway there.
AB sS~cntiHa Vas served 0fdeHhx It's
sheriff "a seize tie property and sait
stance Of the Brooklyn sshernsaie u
satisfy = Judgment ~ 81 ,ioi IS attsiEea
sgsinst tue ehafeh by Alfred h. Ioae
. fssatsf The anufeh trustees pro.
tested. but finsly submitted 80 the ia-
evitasie snd allowed the deputy %
place eae 81 his keepers ia eaafEe II
the tabernacle. fnas it sas that dur,
lsS the leetsfe sA tgs Little Hindao.
stsssss last lsshts fsssh less ins IA AS.