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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
HENRY cLEWS' LETTER.
The Export of Gold Checked by Natural
Causes

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The general drift
OF conditions, during the second half
of the past month, have been more
favorable to Wall street interests; and
the effect on stocks has been apparent
in tirmer tone and some advance In
prices, and IN more cautious attitude
and some covering of "shorts" on the
''bear' side. These chonges, though
not of an imposing character. are of q
substantial nature. The virtual stamp
ing out of the cholera both IN the har-
bor and the city and it's comparatively
rapid abatement IN Europe has had q
gratifying effect IN removing the par
tial paralysis that had seized upon lm-
portant interests. The trade of this
city has Undoubtedly suffered some
transient diversion to other markets,
through exaggerated notions Of the
spread of the disease In our midst; but
that Is now thing OF the past, and our
merchants are called upon to re-supply
the markets at which distant retailers
have been making their purchases IN
stead OF coming as usual to New York.
The cessation for two weeks in the
reduction of the surplus reserAcs of the
associated banks has had an assuring
effect upon the money market. The
more so as the general tenor of ad-
vices from Chicago and other interior
centers favors the expectation that the
agricultural sections Will not need and
will not be in position TO draw from
this city so much currency as IN former
years. Indeed, il becomes more ap-
parent every year that Chicago and 81.
Louis are attracting the balances OF
the western banks which accumulate
during the summer and have been
wont TO rest in the New York banks.
The tendency is u natural one and IS
likely to gain force IN the future; and
whatever disadvantages it may have
for TINS city 1t will certainly have the
advantage of tenIing to make our
money and investment market more
stable than formerly during the second
half of the year. The drain on this
city during the last Elk OF eight weeks
has consisted largely in the exports Of
gold, which have been made entirely
at the expense of the banks. But for
this, the surplus reserves would now
stand higher than usual for this season
of the year.
As foreshadowed IN our advices of
two weeks ago, the outflow OF gold to
Europe has been checked by q natural
process. The rise in the local rate of
interest has made New York the best
market for the employment of the
large Improbable idle balances of
Europe, and the result has been free
lending by the correspondents of for
eign bankers, which has checked the
rising tendency of rates among our
banks. How far thls drift may yet
run remains to be seen. The excessive
ease of money ut London and Paris
stiIl continues; and. with difference
OF per cent between those cities and
New York and the usual large fall re-
mittances 10 be made hi;her on ac-
count of cotton, IL seems probable that
the European markets viii keep money
comparatively easy at New York for
some time to come. Thl: tendency
, must be regarded as accounting for the
marked change towards lower rates in
the foreign exchange market.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
TOOK AN OLD ROUTE
Frank Meziek a Chicago Young
Blood
SWALLOWS DEADLY MORPHINE
Hs Was Sonsorsag Vita a Fairhless
VIE and Drinking 20 Excess.
OF Good Family.

cRIcA0o, Oct 2.-There : some little
romance and Considerable mystery
connected with sne death ef Frank
Aeziek. the yoaag nan s0o committed
sulclde by taking morphine Saturday
afternoon, while Ia the company OF
Mrs. Hathaway.
The e0mAn a the case 10 not quite
20 years OF age and . .hs VIE OF .
wealthy contractor in Cleveland she
Guarreled win her husband and came
teen stopping at the Wellington hotel
for the pact week under an assumed
nafnS. She became acquainted with
young Meziek a week or two after ner
ARRIVAL Ia the city and has spent CON-
siderable OF hsr time IA his company
since.
Yesterday afternoon Mezick and Mrs.
Hathaway took dinner together. They
spent nearly twO hours 1T the table eat
INK aud drinking. and when tney lett
tae ace both We're considerably anier
the luhaenee or liquor, MszIck being
druBz.
AAeJ WCAt - ltOscfB HbCAc shCy cL-
gagged rooms and remained until
SHORTY alter o'clock. During their
stly a. tne hotel MszicS -.allowed an
ounce Of suionate OF morphine. His
eOmg aniOn secur q physician, but
MeNc< refused AID and died a. Mercy
hospital few hours later.
Frauk MeAck, the suicide, was "a
years OF age yesterday. He was private
secretary 10 Or. W. L. Barnard, presi-
dens Of the Chicago South SIDE Rapid
Transit company, and had bright pros
peets for the future. No reason for the
suicide 10 known except that Meziek
was drinking considerably OF late.
Mszek's parents are highly respected
in baltimore, where they reside. and
rs father is said 20 be one Of the
wealthy and Influential citizeus of tnat
city. The dead man's father was tele-
graphed for and is now on MS way to
this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
New Corporations.

LArsSG, oct. 2.-DurIng the past
week the following corporations fled
articles Of association with the secre-
tsry of state: +. q. Goddard Lumber
company. Saginaw. 100000; Harold
Bertscn shoe company, Grand Rapids,
S70,0 900; Detro't Fly Paper company,
Detroit, $4,000; Lansing Pharmscsl
company, Lansing. $4,000: Eaton Rap
IDS Butter & Cheese ASSOCIATION. Eaton
Rapids. &, 900; Marquette Mutual Beno-
tit Cigar company, Marquette, 5000,
Citizens Development company, LBd-
ington. $50. 600. Weeks Drug 4 Chem
cal company, Jackson, capital IN
creased from Al 5.0o0 to $4,000,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
KILLED HIS sRorHER-IN-LAw.
A Baprs, Minister Who Was About TO
Have a Church Trial.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Oct. 2.-On
Thursday evening at Baird's chapel, IN
Hempsted county, seven miles west of
Prescott. fatal shooting occurred. the
participants being Newman Sheffield
and his brother-in-lav, Pink Allen.
Sheffield was shot through the heart.
Allen CLAIMS to have acted in self-de-
fence. Sheffield was missionary Bap-
tlst preacher. and WAS to have been
tried that night at the chapel on some
scandalous charge. Alien was about
forty yards from the church when
Sheffield came up and the shooting oc-
Cured. When the members arrived
from the church they found Sheffield
lying on the ground. dying. He had a
pistol in his pocket but had not been
able to draw il. Allen made no at
tempt TO escape. The parties had
married sisters. and Sheffield leaves u
widow and children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
I. Lawrence OF Ann AFbor Was pre-
sented and he sss nominated ~ ac-
CiAIr atom.


A6RTcUafUEAL CoLE1sE. LANSING,
Get. z.-fhe college has cent : fiue
large exhibit - the Hlllsdsle falr.
which takes place next week. TIE art
class has had on exhibition the last
week some very me paintings on can
vas and also some very hne paintings
or cnlDasSFe-
Inc Mechanical club met Friday
afternoon and had s very interesting
program, including talks by some Of
the professors. At the business FDsart-
ing II WAS decided that the club should
90 xs club 20 the worlds fair, and the
necessary arrangements are nov being
made.
The faculty will have reason 90 envy
the sub-facalty tor their tne new aud
substantial building which Is beng
built Tor their oceapany. The building
Is large and spacious. IL viii be COM
pleted wlihsc = week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
GROVER SAYS THEY LIE.
Open Letter From Mr.. Cleveland to
Clark Howell

open Letter from Mr. Cleveland to
Clark Howell.
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 2.-Mr. Cleveland
contradicts the latest campaign SANDER
in vigorous letter as follows:
GRAY GABLES, Buzzard's Bay, Mass,
Sept. %, 1892.
Clark Howell. Jr., Constitution, At
lanta, Ca:
barded for the last two or three weeks
by the reports Of the falsehoods which
are being circulated by the peoples
party orators IN Georgia and other
southern states calculated to prejudice
me III the minds of the southern peo-
pie. The latest report comes to me
from GAINESVILLE, in your state, this
evening, and reports candidate Thomas
K. Watson as saying in a public speech
that Mrs. Cleveland refused to attend
the unvtlling OF the statue of Robert
h. lee, because she feared she would
there meet Miss Winnie Davis, This is
entirely a new fabrication. A number
of others have 10 do, however, with al
legged refusals Of my wife or myself To
be introduced to Miss DAVIS, etc. An
other prolific source of falsehoods of
tuc etupiucst utstIlDtlou ic III TcSdIu
to my treatment of Frederick Douglass
while | was president and he was reg
ister OF deeds liz Washington. There
are some others which | do not def
nitely recall. These all seem To be cir
cultated by active opponents of the de-
mocracy, and their purpose Is, of
course, apparent. nave not thought
it necessary 10 deny them, except in
very few cases. | have thought that
when they assumed proportions worthy
of attention | would perhaps hear from
YOU or some one who, like you, under
stands we'll the current of south-
ern thought on the subject. Such
misrepresentation IS irritating and
exceedingly mOnotonous. Not one
single statement which | have said of
the kind above referred to, has any
truth IN II whatever. except this that
when Frederick Douglas was in public
Office IN the city of Washington | was
president Of the United States. ! ex-
tended 20 him the came courtesics, so far
as public reception and matters OF that
kind are concerned which were ex-
tended TO other officials of the sane
grade. TINS OF course. was his due as
matter OF official decency and Ell
quctte, and should have beer ashamed
20 treat him otherwise. III IN your
Judgment you think II well 10 make
the denial above referred to, you are
AT liberty TO do so ia any way you
think Dcst. Very truly yours,
GROVER CLTvyfASp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

Parents should make school The oc-
cups4on, the hus ness 81 their chii-
dren, and While IN that sisge II his
iesch them puHctuslay and regularity
n Their attendance. We oeH ses
teach them TIE inpgrtsnee Of less
thiugs hut tesch them tbe ttlnCs them
- ves. nsbst j. much stronger thsn
preceft. an0 hstts formed % school
dsrs sre hs ehief benefits ~ inioriss
~ your Children. Iigfifa frugfess.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
DEATH OF A PREncK sAvANr.
M. Rensn. Philosopher. Historian, Lin-
gust and Author

M. Rensn. Philosopher. Historian, L1n-
gust and Author.
PARIS, Oct. 2.-Jesn Erneste Renan
died today. Joseph Erneste Ren.n.
philosopher and historian, wss horn al
Treguire Cotes du N0rd on February
q, 1923. Hls parents wished hlni IL
enter the priesthood, and at "a early
age he Was sent 10 Faris 10 obtain his
preparation. At tie close OF hls cl2s-
sioal studies he Was placed 10 tile sem
mary of -. SnltIcete 10 complete nls
theological course. While there he
showed remarkable aptitude Ia the
study of philosophy ana OF the He-
brew, Arabic ana Synac Languages. lie
bad already developed. however. to
much Independence OF thought 20
qualify for the priesthood, aud there
fore lie quit the seminary 10 fol
low the bent OF ale owa mad
prize for q work upon the S,sm.tlc
! language. In 1881 he was attached 10
the ccps rtment Of manusCripg 10 the
national library and i've years later
was elected member OF the AcAdcnie
Des Inscriptions H. Tie place of 81.
Augusiln ThIerry. ln 1860 he went CA
mIssloD 70 syria ana three years later
published he life OF Jesus. ~. kenau
became member Of tie French aca3-
smy on June IS. le7S. Renan'E wife
Nas the daughter of Eenri Schefer,
the painter. hensn wrote vo.umin
ousiy. among hls works are stud es
in religious history, the book q Job,
philosophical dialogues and fragments,
Sp!nOIa, History 81 tbe or.g .gn of Christ
lsnity, begun 10 ls5S and completed iu
seven volumes lu lss2; TIE Evan gehsis,
the Apostles and Marcus Aurelns Df
his great history oi Israel before the
book Of Christ. bat two voiumns have
been published.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

/, Wm BE Printed and Circulated, No,
Spoken.

wAuu~oToS, oct 2 - Republican
Leaders ln this city are advised that
Gen. u. r. ~ickles. of New York. viii
make speeches ina support of President
narGison's reelection, g. current re-
port assefts
10 - sald that the general has re-
vissd ;he report of h,s remarks
At toe g. A. X. reunion ia this city
wbleh was made from - long hand
ssetsh taken hy a newspaper man sho
va present and thaf thus revised, tha
speec8 Hlli be circulated hf the frpuh.
laesn nat 'ona. committee The speech
- Hbaerstqod - b. Sa sntphfastson 81
thr generals Fsmsfk at ths Chicago
cDnF-ut. .ea, uf~fisctea toto houfke
C0ckfan's famous midnight speech.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
Breach Widened.

DETROIT, Oct. 2.-FIfty-four immi-
grants, detained at Windsor, were
passed yesterday by order Of the state
hoard. No more are reported en- route.
Collector Hopkins has not yet received
authority from Washington 10 appoin,
additional inspectors. The breach be-
tween the state board and tue Detroit
board OF health has widened. and the
agreement between the boards has been
cancelled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

WAsHISGIoS, oct. 2.-Pens.ons grant
ed 10 Mlchgan applicants September
50-Orglnai: Pete Nailad, Charles c.
JoBes, Jr., Daniel Egbs,t, Rosell Miner
George Bohnger. jerome =. Pangburn:
Additional, William Wendi. Jared p.
HsLng, Eastman O.Carpenter, Thomas
Franklin. Jerome Hand, Charles ".
Pierson. Newell Leonard, Jacob Hep
pei, Robert {. Bird. Increase; Henry
G.. Frank, Melvin Mcclure. John NJ.
Taggsrt. Reissue: Daniel j. Gibson.
Original, widows, etc: Elizabeth Bar
ton, Angellne EsmlIn. Harriet Mes
sick, Nancy Byers, minors of Theodore
NJ. Ayers, Nancy sarne, Elijah Bot
tomley. father, David RAbldoux,
father
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

CriSroN, oct. 2.-The csmps gn
opened here yesterday with a great
deal Of enthusiasm. In the afternoon.
IA the presence Of hundreds. a io0.ioot
pole was ralsed. upon winch was s0on
hvng forty-foot Harrison and Red
banner sud a magnriicent American
hag Speeches by II. J.. IsrViH Of
Adrian and Others followed the pole
ra.ug. Ia The evening At the opera
house the Hon. James VDonneh Of
Jackson addressed = lsrge and enthusl-
49, 80 lanae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

HANurss. oct . There have been
ninety eisbt lFosh .essss ~ cholera befe
TO-DAY. thlflY-pne deaths ant l53
bufsis. Tia ine hospitals SO person.
afo Hudef treatment. Ia Altoona there
rave besE nine fFssl tases AMI i've
deaths to-day fhe Hamburg eonueli 4
hsa assed Tor psFniis, i8n o. t,sff3N
io 1o3 hu lasTks O. BE need in iaannE
dass condemned tnliuags aud erect
iag otheFs Is theH places
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
NEW YORK oERRYMANpER.
The Apporuonmens Case 10 be Tried at
Albany Today

ALBANY. Oct. 2.--The court OF ap-
peals wall resume Us session tomorrow
morning, aud immediately upon Is re-
conyenlng Attorney General Kosen-
dale Will ask lie court 10 allow The
arguing OF the case oi the people ex rel.
Carter ys. Frank Rice az secretary OF
state. or as Il Is bstter known. the APP
poftionment case. The case was argued
st Saratoga at tue general term ana WAS
decided IA favor OF the apportionmenr
out Ar. X sendale wants Il settled be-
yond ali doubt. lie will ask thst the
case be heard at once because OF the
Importance OF the question and the
shor; time to Intervene between this
date anu the tine for the nominations
and election. Mr.. W. A. Sutherland
will probably appear for the appellants
and Mr.. Rosendale for the state. Ii the
Monroe county case is also up AT the
same time the one argument will serve
tor the two.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
CONSIDER THE END IN SIGHT.
DR.. Jenkins Reports Quarantine All
Clear OF Cholcra

lN QUARANTINE, Oct. 2.-Dr. Jenkins
visited the Bohemia aud Hoffman Is
land today and when he returned this
evening he stated that everything is IN
good shape IN the lower bay. No new
caaes of cholera have appeared and no
said that he did not expect any among
the passengers now detained, az II IS
now tive days since the last cases were
discovered. All but two or three
people who are eek with measles
have been removed from the Boz
hcn.s and the ship was disinfected
today. There are only three patients
ia tho hospital on Swnburne island,
and they sro n fair way cot recovery.
Dr. jenkins and his assistants now con-
sider the end ia e.eht. and are iuhliant
over the aucors- OF their eiarts for the
four weeks. The folorIa, 9othia, No
favis. Nevada. SisvoRia. Massilia and
Indians are sbli oii thc quarantine
station, hut al ase we'll on these ships
aud most of them viii De released
within "a few days. Ia Gascogae ar
fleed today Nth all well on board and
proceeded Ca her pier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

RAY Cry, oct q 2Jen. lisrtwig. city
surveyor. tsecame involved la saloon
hfawi Yesterday. s0d when an 0ihcsf
attempted o. quiet the frsess tarfs &
taTnfd UD hm shd resisted ssvsEeiy
Three 4 Haftwtgs bfethers took =
hand ia ihs fa~ the resait hsl0F thst
AL passed SdndsF lu tafh ibs snt-
vaY3f wss arrested a. swaffsnt chsrg.
ing assault and battery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

Fiasids afsss sd County fiseu8ss -
fss ftsid foaaffss

tssKs1sFItfs, Fia ust 2 ~ tie
se afsi sieeeea las Pssssd Ia issss
state snd county elections iH Florida
srs supsfstsa lfaaa Hat.8as saa 600
sfsss fnsi eieGtihas. tAis . tbs Hfst
gssf tbst tae ssFsfsilea slsass ff ths
ne< statute hecsese operative tia
fassfsg Hssi fi8fds elects 3 FaFefaaf.
secretary II state. oae lasiiss - sac
sapfsB8e eoafi. stgefheY gsntFai
faatfsiief. treasurer aFsflatsagiehi e
naitlis HslE.sefiaa ah4 ea.6n, ss.oB ~
ssslfIliaTs al sas faFfy -ass es5l.tifs =
cheese hsssafefs af rae i5NsF haass "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

EvANsvrlEF, Ind, oct AT Milicr's
ciur house. Charles johnson. Young
attorney and son Of the weslthisst rHan
IN this city last evening shot snd killed
Jacob Ap9. al 81 hne engineer. John
son was drunk and attacked App With
. care sna when the latter tried 10 0e-
I fend himself. johnson placed revoi-
yer 10 his breast and fired. The mur-
deref made 20 attempt - escape, bat
himself Sc G ID n 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

heeafs4Fs. 8 81 o. spst8a
% use hefsla fFam fsaa han ssvs
Mhlis tnFssHins asa tbs fsFai nt ffans
Nhtiskef ia thu fasa 81 ioffeY ffs
tefdaF lhe nolief bsfsl. biesHsE aui
rstR eHfs $50 i.ssTY siles - H3iseF
sas nufisi iat3 tss baFa stgss fas a
Hsa asais1 hspiss, sAa Sss seed ~
the H4sehise sha arivaE li mfists i
inFHss sls ekesi. asusias a.lasst ia-
staag aaaka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

PoRTf kSp. Ind, Oct 2.-Tbe Fort
lard Natural Ga ard OIL company
dri Ted iu another we'll yesterday near
Camden. The foS nsd iust been turned
iato 15a aharrel tank when an esplo-
son tooS place. numher of persons
were sSsnding near and we're severely j
burued. but none II them fatally A.
bert srsves. Jacob iisteufelt ant scob
Hate we're among the scorehed eaes-
If = supposed that some one among ths
hystsnder~ struck match. causing the
pxpfns.an.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
PLkA FOR The HOMESTEAD STRIKERS.
Made n Meeting Of the Trades and La
Dor Assembly in Chicago.

Dor Assembly in Chicago.
CHIcAGo, Oct. 2-J. Z. Coyie, Thomas
Kelly. James coyIe and Peter Newman
of the Amalgtnsted ASSOCIATION al
dressed the trades and labor assembly
this afternoon on behalf IT the Home
stead str xsrs- Every man anI woman
iu III lmestead. they SAID. would die
rather than surrender to FrIck and
Carnegie. Mr.. Coyle made the prin-
e. pal address. Carusgie and Frick ne
zen ,unced as modern Nero2 Frick
had reduced the coke workers 20 such
. state that their wives we're compelled
90 work beside them tO keep from
starving. He bst been the cause of
mere hloodsned than ali the corpors-
tons in Penney wanna combined. The
mills were teing conducted at a. enor-
nous loss a. present, he said, the locked
Gus men must eventually win. The
assembly placed ine matter OF rsisng Z
funds IN the hsnds of the executive
committee, which it - expected VII
secure $4,000 for the support of the
str Ss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
O'Donneu AZ Adrian.

ADRIAN, Oct. 2.-The Lawrence house
psrlors were literally crowded Friday
evening by ladies and gentlemen
anxious to shake hands with the Hon.
James o. Donnell of jackson. recep-
ton beng rendered him by his repub-
lican friends. The Adrian city hand
furnished music IN front OF the hotel,
after which the large crowd which
gathered called for a speech.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

the Legislature aud bali the senstorsi
d.sgT.cts tsnefe ate teu IA all. Al the
counties choose their county officers
aud both tie state aud the eouDty
officers ehosen serve for four years,
tie representatives are chosen for four
wears only. the sessions OF the legls-
lature being biennial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

IoVrog. Oct 2.-Nlchsei nsvitt. ia
speaking before a Giasaov audience
tnis evening, ssid III Use Irish land
lords resort to eviClous, tae counter
pisn Of giving Eng lsh. Welsh and
scotch farmers jud ioiHi isases and iani
courts vii be operated. This w0nId
ferousiy embas rass tbe Duke q Ar
grH. toe Duke of Deyonsnlre and
others Of tbeir principles"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

BFRLfS, Oei. 2 -Tbfos persons have
perIsned iu a Ore which DESTROYED
eignteca dwellings a. Truef. netr
Stcinau.
The vel known Jockey. Holiaway.
hns been expo ed frofe All German
tracks o. tlc graane tlst be Las die
gTaced bnn- hy iuaeoeat conduct n
pCuiic, al tbe HoppEs in Berlin.
kouT miners have been Killed fy b
fa,i of rocks 30 iae lrna plt, near
Ytatr han
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

When the Mex nley isv imposing =
duty q - pound on snmstra leaf
went into eject the prIce of Connect
cot tobacco increased from rs cents n
- cents. snd tie sctusi profits oi the
former we're more than doubled. u .
estimated that the tobacco growers
hsve already gained $1,000. 900 by the
-Nhiteneii Forum
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03
Train Shot Into.

JACKSON, Oct. 2.-Chief OF Police
Northrop has been notified that Con-
ductor y. ID. Strong, in attempting TO
put three men from \ Michigan Cen
tral railroad train, at Snyder's Gross
ing. on the Air line, was fired on three
times by them, but was not nit Later
the men were reported under arrest at
Concord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

Rorrxn. oct 2r-Iwentg - hofsss
competed to-day for tns sorid ehsHl
psonsbip lesplox sssspstsk~s Tor 70 V}1
frsacs suf ins sft@ fe,~pts. AZ Dot
txo freaeH n8fsss cleared tli@ ioass
tsF a. az Eve sehes. ias MANS un
sxabhaa cared the har 81 ssFsntg-
eigHt acnes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

tkess5s, osf. 2 The republican
convention. csl8sd - el-es tn namins-
zfxe soa rhfHasa.fe ffisEat.en
Ihs aoHnHaifaa sas e.sffeesied 80 Vase
tesaa sGantFs sad the azfas ~ 5Hnn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-03

WEST BAY CITV, Oct. Am electro
car and fiat car on tho Cincinnati,
Saginaw a. Macsinaw railroad came to-
gether At the Washington avenue cross
ing of the electro road Yesterday, the
formsT beng thrown from the track
and badly wrecked.