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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
AGAIN IN THE FIELD
ALARMS m'klkLnrs TRENDS


isnfksArurss b<n n f>i.tf.ees
here xho I,ix<d ~ ths fse-io1si 1s1< q
the Hlfriein s14 anli 4 Is.c fa.e<s
too years aso a5e t,<..if.s ths go \. l...x
IL fbs a.. prr~.1..f a. !. .,........<...'.
~isl .i.<. IA - 49, .,..- --<'-','
<-.-...-.. A. :. .<1<.~--. = : -
80 =. t'-~' t'1-r n.*e 80
"'nea 40 shi sotf%t @skte'<< e.
against The sx-pess1t>tt ih< s<st>
conmiffss h stont ~ - reosf@pif>t
aud The fac1ionxl rlz<a a. sx..e..t<a A,
come at thaf slne ~,<l. fr-,.... 49,,
Yh.t a. ...,.......-... a ..'l-.[.-.
.~----.. - : = : -
- - 80 ''-s' '''s,s - % s,~sst n4t
80" 70 ecnos. Aed ~ na< snn't 10 re
surface that h,< henchnen ere ui<k.rx
every sfiotf 10 secure ccntfol ~ the
state COMMITTEES - person4lls eoll-,t.rr
hls friends in the fsrioo< di.frscf> Il ne
state 10 make the rsee against MS 90
poncnfs for positions 90 the conamiliee
That the Buckeye i.os 10 equally a.
strong. IL not stronger polifica',, "a To.
diana add especially "a. indlsnapolls -
General Harrison. is snpth<r tart xtinh
has been substanti2ted bs recenf 0essi
opments.
Are ppps-~d a. H.rr,-.,.
h.. 4, az. ,..,~ "a. ---...
Harrison is particularly fnrn,lkbi~ Al
present and the anfi. dasri~onito< sTs
bending every energy io secaro Ae.
hinisy r,prcscntstise tfoel ;bls district
on the s;ste comu'iftee -bstrison can
neso. they s@s. get The ~olsd delefs-
ton iron tnaasnA ne forgot has ffierds
ana those who made lan, roli;icaiiy.
NLel ne Lao tnt NTfUrfunItf % ftuEN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Nxw Yosk. Dec ~ When eongrss.
meets after the holidays the greatest
petition ever presented will 10 cent in.
Ii wsil come from Troy. sad u uili ba
tns snanimoss protest ~ that busy
tgwn szalnst ths Wilsan bill. II is bs
iag hollsd nov. sni wiii be ready neKt
seex Nearly 54UD signatures, al
satograpbs. have bee0 obtained fhees
have beea paced eight en a page asak
Iag = voium> - 93sB passz. selghiag
ever el0 pounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

He Has Prejudiccd the Governor
Against the Fight.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. u. Charles
Mitchell arrived in the city this morn
ing at IL o'clock. lie was welcomed by
an immense crowd. The English cham
pion expressed himself as highly pleased
with his brief experience OF Florida's g
winter climate. William A. Brady. who
manages Corbett. has been talking too
much, is the opinion OF the Duval Ath-
letic club. The members are mad
about il. for what he has said preiudices
the governor against them and against
the contest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
STRIKE Is ExPEcTED.
Northern Pacific Confident IL Can
EIn striker~' Places

MrLwAugrE. Dec. ~. - Henry c.
Payne. one OF the Northern Pacific re-
csiyers. says he docs not expect the efn.
ployes Of the road to accept the rcdue-
ion Of pay and the order of the United
States court without a struggle. IL
they do strike. he says. there vii BE- no
trouble in filliag their places Scorts ~
applications for positions have been re
ceived from railway men all over the
country. Railway men are beginning
to gather at -. Paul nov. hoping that q
strike will cause vacancies on the read,
which they can fiil. MIR Payne declined
10 express any opinion on the contention
Of the men that a wac with bad grace
that the receivers ordered the cut after
applying for yearly salary of $4,000
apiece
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

salt led bssn usk~n i,lst nixbt 1he ~
poinim&st a Mr. fsts go xe1sf
ally eeaf4assed % ~ . F,cioss Ter the
snti ael<od faction. Nr fi@tt hAs tecn
frisnd - Ar NcIzscd bus if <&s roi
thongilt that there would i.e sny par
flcolsr arsi,&tion h<lwee1 the >se Ehk
lsnd's rres,Gent snd iis oes rceslstr.
Mr. NcI1eod said altar the spposnfu.eni
a the f<xei<ef bec9uae knoxn that os
had knesb Doth,nK sbouf the feeeissr
ship nsticr until fhis morning
Mr.. Pi2tt. the nex receivss. ssid this
mornings The relations betxeen AE
AeI.red and myself hare neser hssn
otbsrN1se than couFtson< There has
neser tecn the slightest dissxreeusnt.
There has not nof VII there bs - Tar -
1 can see."
The New York 4 New Enxisna rail.
road company owns 30 mi.cs q road
and iesses ldo miles The company wse
formed by the orEsuixafion IN ISIS q
holders II BsrdeIi mortgage boDds "
sued ~ the Bostou, Hartford a Erie
railroad companY- The indebfednesz
amoonts 10 80. 10. .7l3. inclndlnz bonds,
mortgage notes and contract liabilities
Ihe New Engisnd hasI eome valuable
property. especially IN the way q Ter.
min9i4 Through is ieasc II the Nor
xich & Worcester railway Il controls the
Norwich 4 New York Transportation
companyis line q steamboats,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
LICKED BY A WOMAN
Mrs. Victor risde Rawhidsd sx-
Mayor Peterson Because
He SENT HER AFiLTHYlETTER


EscazxnA. Mich. Dee s7.---ous Of the
most sensational thrsshiags that has
ever occurred here took place on the
maia business street Of this place today.
Mr< Victor Tiede. after being insulted
two OF three times by sx-Mayor Peter
sou. resolved 10 sock revenge. which she
did a the point Of . revolver. Nothing
was said or done by the insuitsd lady or
her husband until the receipt oe sn
unusually filthy letter which was
illustrated By pen drawings drawn II IL
said by Mr.. Peterson. Thereupon she
Obtained rawhide and laid for the ex-
mayor. whom she caught in duo season
and proceed 10 lash him without q
finch. She then marched Mr.. Peterson
up the street, No legal action has been
taken yet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Mitchell WIN Punch h IN Rsw

BALrIxoRE, Dec. H.-John r. Mac
kenxie. better known ~ I"Druid Hill"
has received letter frbm James Cor
bett. TO begin with writes Corbctt.
'you ask me Why am particularly glad
OF an opportunity Of meeting Mitchell.
J. will answer that question by saying
that firmly believe ths} by whipping
Mitchell l am doing the American peo-
pie favor. as am confI Ient the public
Is tired OF his bluffs anH windy moth
ings / think he wants 70 meet me for
the came reason that wanted to meet
Sullivan-he has everything to gain and
nothing to lose.
I'm regard to the great difference in
ring tactics between Mitchell and my
self. can only say don't know what
tactics he will pursues but that my tao.
tics viii depend entirely hpon his. as /
never plan my tactics until / enter the
ring and am controlled greatly by what
my opponent does.
In answer to your third question. I
must answer you very frankly, af the
risk OF being thought co4ceited. In my
opinion an inch in hight IL worth ten
poundb in weight.a and Ihed much rather
be ten pounds lighter than an inch
shorter. In fact don't think there is a
man under five feet. nine inches that
could not whip. but Nit, whenever
wanted TO. No matter how clever be
may be. As TO the training quarters
here. l must say am moro than pleased
with them. We have splendid beach
TO work on. cottage which We have
fitted up into nice little gymnasium,
where l punch the bag. wrestie with Nc
vey, spar Donaldson. Tracy and Dan
Crceden the Australians, both OF whom
l found exceptionally clever. Besides
we have a hand ball court VII ere the
boys above mentioned, my trainer and
my two younger brothers. make itpretty
busy for me. The weather II pleasant
and a good deal like that I am accus-
toned 70 in California We have now
just started and | lind myself pretty
tired by evening. but still enjoy game
or two OF billiards before turning in al
10 o'clock. You will have good chance
10 see IL my idea OF height and reach
are correct on the night OF Januory -. y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
VOID NEXT MONDAY.
Foreign Corporations Are Given Notice
As 60 Ffnnchises.

LANSING, Mich. Dec. 27.-Ths legisla-
ture OF 1893 passed an amendatory act
providing Tor the payment of franchise
Zee by corporations which applied as
well TO those organized in other states
as Michigan Very few Of the corpora.
tions organized iu other states have
complied with the law by fling their
articles and paying the franchise fee.
by the provisions of the act after Janu.
airy all contracts made by such cor.
porations in this state are void and can.
not be enforced by eithor party. This
will effect large pumber OF large cor.
porations doing business in this state
aud viii undoubtedly lead 10 consider.
able litig alton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
MICHIGAN JUDGES MEET.
State Convention OF Circuit Court
Jurists Opened nc Lansing.

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 27.-Twenty- five
circuit judges OF the state held con-
vention at the supreme court room in
this city today for tie purpose OF form
ing IN association for the purpose OF
discussing rules OF practice and the ex-
change OF ideas OF interest to the legal
profession. Papers were read by jus
tice Grant OF the supreme court. Judge
Moon OF Lapeer, Daboll ~ st. Johns.
McMahon Of Ludington, Aldrich OF
Cadillac, Maxwell Of Bay City and
Dodds Of Mt Pleasant. Judge Russell
Of Hart was made chairman and Judge
Vance Of Port Huron. secretary. An
organization viii be completed tomor-
row.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
sHEEHaN's STRONG DENIAL.
The Commissioners waxed Warm To
ward . BuffAio Mugwump

NEw YoRx, Dec. 2.--Police Commis-
sioner j. c. Sheehan OF New York. who
is charged by 7. G. Mahoncy OF Buffalo.
with having embczzlcd money while he
was Comptroller Of that city ten years
ago. has entered general denial II he
tells the truth he is as spotless as an
angel
THE author OF that story" says CON-
missioner Sheehan, lis q liar and a thief.
and everybody in Buffalo knows him
He Is now = mugxump and that covers.
/ suppose. q multitude OF sins This
story ID = rehash OF q very old tale.
resurrectsd once ia while 20 injnrs me.
owe 90 man dollar. and no man. nv
ing or dead. has ever paid one dollar TO
help me out of any stringency what
ever
Mr.. Shechan fails. however. 10 give an
intelligent explanation q the autograph
letters recently made public. In which
he Acknowledges a shortage OF more
than 5000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Wssafs Toa. Dsc. ~ -Chsifmss
Hssman a the Iaiisa affairs eonl1iltee.
fatsFs ezssliss = separafs ssaie far In
dieos Ia tie Oklahosas lsFrtteFy. he
eoaii gee the tndlans tva ssastors aad
= enszrsssman. ans Zee thsm SEEK eat
tsrir eHa sissfihg. 4, ssaid h. nsees
ssrs g. nlave fhrm lie safs that the
eassmlfies eiH e,oa fspoFt = taa fos the
1etfss .ossfnaant u okiekaGa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
Lumber Cater. Wanted.

TRsvEKss CRY. Mich. Dec. 27.-The
Grand Traverse region IL tot suffering
from commercial depression. Mer.
chants have done a Diggor business
than they dad last year, while postofiice
receipts shos a marked Increase In
the lumber woods men are getting from
t.D to s.2; monfh. and there - brisk
demand. II u believed that 40 moro
men. II competent. could got work there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Mrs Paccoloni's BODY Found In .
Hen House.

SAuLr SrE- MARrF. Mich. Dec. IT,
The body Of Mrs. Peter Paccoloni OF
Dafter. this county. who has been miss
ing for nearly three weeks. was found
today by Thomas Pagan and John Nc
Gahey. The body had been buried in a
hen house. The men unearthed the re-
mains sufficiently TO recognize them.
The coroner has gone to hold an inquest.
Peter Paccoloni. the husband. who is in
jail hore on suspicion OF the murder OF
his wife. is believed TO be the perpetra.
tor OF the crime. There Is great excite
ment at Dafter and other parts. Of the
county over the affair. IL Paccoloni
was not in Jail. Judge Lynch would
probably take summary action. Pac-
coioni's examination will take place next
Friday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

SAGINAW. Mich. psc. ~ AT the an
nuai meeting u the Commercial travel.
lers 0f Michigan today the following
olhesFs we're elected. f@iward u. Wal
dson Of 81 johns, pfesident, Lloyd NJ.
Miiis n Grand haplds. secretary
George A. Reynolds. Saglnae. treasurer.
wee presidents we're elocted. one from
each congressional district IN the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Cmcsoo. Dee 17.--Jchn l.. Hopkins
wss inaugursted Ia sbe eooncil ehansbef
tonight After the clerk ad1ninistsfssI
the oath of Office Mayor hopkins a.
lisercd brief address snd The insoEufsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

CIscISsATI. Dec. IA suit was fled
in the common pleas court today by
Thomas Emery & Sons TO have annulled
the lease OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton 4
Dayton and 10 Get asi de the lease Of the
indianapolis. Springfield a Decatur
road recently acquired by the Cincin-
natl, Hamilton Il Dayton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

JScKkox. Nich. De4 Chsrlss
Grant. Ed seymour. aliso Norrison. and
Young MeNoity. thrse ypong vagrants.
just released from the tounty jail yes
tsrdAy morning. held up fharirs Hardks
about noon aud robbed HIN of - but
overlooked 80 be had Ia onothsr pocket.
The first tao have been srre<Rcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28


DncAruR. Mich. Dee. T.-Mra Eliza
Earle. q demented woman, who has
means Of her own. died at the Van
Buren county house about Thanksgiv-
ing time and was buried at public OK
pense. Mrs. Earle was sent from Mat
tswan year ago. She had been de-
pendent upon public charity for two
years before she went to the poorhouse.
After the womans death $3.50 In green
backs were found sewed up in the
clothing. together with papers showing
that she had at one time been wealthy.
The county viii take from the $3.50
the amount she has cost the public
and turn the remainder over to relatives.
Before coming 10 Mattawan. Mira
Earle lived in Kalamazoo county. near
Gull Lake. The money she had was left
her from the estate OF her father in the
east Papers on her clothing show that
she loaned 81. 400 to Wilcox x McNair of
Kalamazoo. Ii is not known how much
other property she had. She was a
miser in every way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

kIrAsfSe. Pa. Dec. ia reduction
of wages in all departments OF the Pord
CITY Plate Glass works was announced
today. Yearly wagss amounting To
ti,tD0 and over were cut one third.
Employees making ao per day will re-
celsc clio. and Iaborers si- u instead of
liza
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28


NEx YoKK. Dec 27.-ln addition 70
the indictment Tor perjury. two indicf.
ments alleging forgery in the third de-
gree have been fourd against en- Cashier
John ]. Vail of tfs defunct Commercial
bank Of Brooklyn The new charges
are based on the alleged altering Of the
accounts Of Paul c. Grening and q. w.
Hassell with the bank Grening and
Hnsseil were overcrcdited 90 the extent
Of $4,000 and So 600 respectively. The
offence was committed. IL is said, Ia 1Ss0
and was known st the time 10 some Of
the directors
Judge Moore fixed Walls bail on the
perjury indictment at 10000. and on
the other two indictments at 5000 each.
Real Estate Dealer ID p. Darling and
Capt William Tumbridge Of the Hotel
ST. George furnished bail, the former
iustifying in $4,000 and the'latter In
100000.
The Rev. DIR. Meredith OF the Tomp.
kins Avenue congregational church was
one OF the first 20 congratulate Mr.. Vail
On his release. Mr.. Vail is teacher In
DIR. Meredith's Sunday school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

MrsKksos. Mleh-. Dse. - The Sec
ond Michigan Cavalry opened their
tssnty secnad aanusi reunion here this
mofntns sith Afty "a attendance. They
elscted officers THE afternoon snd held
a bsn4Het a tie tlceisieatsl hotel 10
night shleh sss lsFgeiy attended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

New York. Dec. 2s.--In the six day
bicycle race the score at / o'clock this
morning was: .Martir. 9S3; Schock.
956; Waller. DIG; Albert. SsS; Hosmer.
83S: MeixelI. $50; Van Amberg. 775;
Golden. 7J9; Forster. 100; Barlow. 665;
Ashinger, co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
STAGE CAKE POISONED.
Propersyman Ramsay L. Arrested for
the Crime

Prr1sBuRc. Dec. 27.--w. s. Ramsey.
propert, man OF the Duqucsne theatre.
is under arrest. charged by s ID. BECK.
discharged stage hand. with az at
tempt TO poison the employees az the
establishment Mira John Drew has
beer playing at the Dnquesne during
tine past week. and in the play a cake i
used. Ramsay has always taken charge
OF the cake at the close Of the play. and
the other members of the force have on
several occasions stolen il and appro-
priafed IL 10 their own use. Ramsay de
cided 10 teach his assistants a Lesson.
aud feu nights ago be saturated the
cake with ialap. lie coniided his plan
10 ons OF the employees. who told the
others what had been done As cen
sequence the cake remained untouched
that evening. and Rsmeay's srrest for
attempted poisoning followed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

sAsAxAc. Mich. Dec. e7.--At tho an
nnal meeting Of BOSTON lodge. No lao.
Y. 4 A. M. the following ofllcers were
elected: w. IL. s. n Csawford; 8 W..
Y. w. Brsley; j. W.. n u. Stowe; treas
urer. Q. w. Stowe; secretary, r. =. VIII
Iiams; 3. ID. j. l. Rogers; ]. d.. Henry
Weber; tyler. Fred Rier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

BNLTiAoRf, Dec. y. President Mayer
OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad was to
day unanimously reelected for another
year. This will bc his sixth consecutive
term of Office. Tho board Of directors
unanimously elected Mai. Alex Shaw ~
a director in place Of q. ID, keam. de-
es.ased
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Losr-os. Dec T.--Conxrzfsizfioos
are already poorinr IN upoa Prime His
ister Glnastone. sho c1 ffdaf eeie-
irnf.> HE eixhts fourfh bs-thaas Tire
ofsce - the exprre rornpsny ~ IA
warden kss f<~n dotnx . len1.ofte<
busine~s fer TIE lat toe days ID sisiiver.
irr packages q presents frran I'll ,1rts
of thf coerfsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

nrvFsso. nec. n Martin Cu<seila.
re pnrlltst esEtea ~ Govcrrss
Mstthsvs - Indiana y IA ssrnis. Dat.
vIsisee bis bfotbes he tnys tkss hs
has nst csmmisfcsl an extfsdisstsle -.
fhnse an5 that be NsH nta tpsanfsrsir
fsssss - Iniisns ~hsIe rsoerrasngs srs
thre&ss.nxd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

DETaosT, Mich, Dee =. The Nation.
81 hank u toepsrsteen. =. b., has
bought suit IA toe WsyBs cifeait
agaiasg Fredsf.es Marvin. oiaimins e.
60 damsees fhs aetsea - hfought TO
rseaseI oh aeiss slEen u dafyia-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

L,rAYrrrF. Ind. Dec 2T.--The barsel
factory of Peck A Abbott vas totally
destroyed by IRE Al , o'clock this morn.
Ing About tifty men arc thrown out Of
employ ment The loss IL estimated at
froIn 1900 10 tG00l; Insured sof tia<o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
ch,o.so.. peeo,, ..7ao.e,a.

CHwAoo. Dee ~ AT the meeting "a
the city couneil tonight. the report 20
the expert kingwell On the city's Imam.
cial condition showed total deficlt ts
be carried against the Tan levy a lSsl
"a ysble In 1854, of ~ Talal4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

Fosr wAYxE. Ind. Dee "a Mayer
Charles A. Zollinger died toaight At n
a'oloek. he went through the var as
colonel, ess mayer a THE city Zoe four.
ieea years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

kkLkHszoo. Aiats., Dsa. - The cor
aners jaFy fstsFssd verdict this morn.
snE u susessia sroas aFsenif. Fossoaing "a
t.le e4se 4 fas clofed giEl. 5eanie i.sm-
So, size died ssada5 a.ssnins. tsssas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

wssHr~oTor. Dee =. The Treasury
net balancs t5lsy declined 70 the lo4
figure o. tssgistt~s of which ts2o1z rs
10 IN gold and ts.ss1,3p 10 m cnrreuey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

GRssrssItg. Ohia Dec z54,Ihe
Nelf a jones tcfsscee warehouse il this
elty burned this nsofaisg with the con
tests u SO eases ssleei 81 s.tt0sl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28
MpRDEHkR AND VICTIM DEAD.
A How E..icd Fatally 10 Both Parties.

PsRts, Texas. Dec. IA terrible
doulde tragedy. the result II too much
Christmas drink. took place -st ko~slis.
Red River county. thirty miles southeast
of THE city yesterday. Ben Hsu,llton. =
turisaient spirit Who resides in that
conmunity. vss drunk and on The ~sr
path. lie eas armed with WiDch~<.
ter Meeting . man named Bush. be
raised = ros with him. pfr~entins hi-
wlnchrsfer and firing. shooting him
through the breast Bush staggered
backward znd ~ be wss failing. dre~
his revolver and llrcd The ball strock
Hamilfoa "a the forehead. Both men
Tell dead within q tee feet a each other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-28

CHusoo. Drc 27 IN the rrrndcr.
rsrs uial tzssy. IAeyrf Esscs ron
ciodess hss sseosnenf IN hebsif of the ~.
sss~ln and Was folioEed ly Aft1fney
Htfn. vho tnished his piea 81 pcsn. A
the sflefsoon sessioa Att0rnss Nc
Carte, oecupied the court anti I'd
fnaFnuent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-18
ON SUSPICION.
Is Arrested Near Taylor--Whai Ne
Told Another Neoro.

~ Tex, April 10. --(Speclh )-ConstA-
~ arrested 4 suspicious character In
~ near Taylor today, who gives his
M william Gtayson, and whose de-
,n rs as follows:
= let black, . feet 8 inches high,
iep pounds, claims To be % years
ntue klnky beard, large heed, I'm
ap Ia the center and runniau f|H
iSk lhan ordinary negroes, hasa
~ scar 10 edge OF hair In ieftN2
su. Que Inch long, gold plug -
nv 'front.' tooth Il think put In TO
ssehtuly,l has four scars on left arm,
~ leit leg one on left thigh made
vi, o. gun shot, two on right leg, one
~ " seald on right ankle He Is a
talker for a negro, and Is
o,.. Nlalms 10 have been raised in
eolAy, mississippi, and says he used
gu trains IN Mississippi Tennessee
4, psiha' and worked in Armbur's
IL no9se IN Kansas City, where he
na9 us tooth plugged. He Is very
4 ppmt.h me names OF the large cities
derkey confdentially that he
Il NV am sentenced 20 hang on the
bnd ~ Tor murder, hut made his es-
A ~ ,Nhs .goiLg 10 California. This he
4 cstsAey IN the brush near Taylor. HI
4 \ yssred woman In Palestine that he
.rkv sentence 10 hang In Louisville,
Il ~. ~ the right man was captured
4 ~ discharged. All OF these state.
u'nes 70 the constable.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-18

kuOwn. '"e peSt neu-
ahsy are purely vegetable. In
nedieated food "
4 ~ me same dose always pro
Wy same elfect-other purgatives
'n'Feased doses and finally cease
~ ihRey purify the blood
They inyigorata digastto,, "a
me stomach aud bowels
~ nhey stimulate the liver and
3ions "iA'ed bile and other depraved
~ nv Two or three doses toll the
al" skin becomes clear. the ewes
co,, aslnd active, digestion Is rel
A Il recr n5,sness cured, she aE6mal
Sndre,h,ss and ali decay arrested.
" eas,a medicine store. either Main n'f 81
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-18
sTATE MANAGERS WANTED.

The Texas Invention company, moor
porated,) have opened branch office In
this city for. the purpose Of extending
their business into other states Their
articles of manufacture are merltorious
and novel, and are meeting with unu-
sual success They want several eIpe-
rienced men to handle state territory,
$500 TO $1,000 capital necessary. For
further particulars call at, or address
Texas Invention company, 6lO Main
street, room o, Fort Worth, Tex.
References. First National bank, Aus
tin; Fort Worth National bank, Fort
Worth.