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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
zssszzuG hdn9eable Popsackin9 Cloth at 25c.

which forty inches wehe exact goods that cost 80 per cent
TO make and that sells everywhere and anywhere for Soc
yard Your watch will not tick ten seconds before you commence
buying when you see Them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
Alter breakfast.

To purify, vitallze and enrich the blood.
and give nerve, bodily and digestive
strength, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. Con-
tlnue the medicine after every meal for
a month or two.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
SOC. OressyOoo6s Sale

For Monday for Tuesday for every day until the entire purchase
is sold But you should come quickly There are 81 pieces I'M
ported Solid Color HenneaS Seges Tw 50 to 40 inches wide
Of the proper fall shades but that all wool You will
find them heaped up the bargain Dress Goods counter to-
geher with pieces AZ inches wide Velour Russee original
price OF winch was Siyet make distinction they will all
be &c., yard for this weeks SALE It's wonderful but not more so
than
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
Corner
Sixth & Broad
Streets.
uuu.nChe BOOTH lpon Diaper Cos Carpet Sal

has brought probably the largest carpet sales done under
roof in the SOUTH Why shouldn't it, when entire fresh
stock being etaed at positively less prices than any merchant
how much cash he has, buy the quality goods from
the mill immense stock though and the assortment Is
still larger than that carried by any two stores the city
Administer Moquet 9Sc Booth sold SIS Body Brussels
SOC Booth sold 80 to $50. Roxbwy andoher Tapestries,
&c. Booth sold at 95c YardWide, Sc Booth sold Soc.
ngan 2c Booth sold at 4oc. Union Wool joc Booth sold
at Soc Atwood Filling 40c Booth sold at65c Atwood Two
Ply Soc Booth sold at 75c Also Booths Rugs Dmgge and
MatngS No other store could match these sale prices without
losing 40 per cent. Can they afford to do that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

rss Brown's Bronchial 1roches
for coughs, colds and all other throat
troubles.- "Pre-erninently the best. "-hev.
Henry Ward Beeeher.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29

Hoods Pills cure constipation. sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
u.zau7Qn Quction Sale Of Curtains

took place in New York recently where co. pairs Of Lace Curtains
sold to the highest bidder Mr. George JmpSon, No 81
Franklin street. New York Saaed buyer, represented and
bought his prices curtains than could sell ordinarily
But prices wie and we have no fears of having
lefone let the get forth that selling Guitars for
ST. S2.25 SIPS, 81 50 for $3.50 50 81,
$3.50 and 81 for $3.50 You will do yourself your home
injustice 10 buy before seeing our patterns
szzzzaChe Cloak Department is a Daily Surprise,
For with our New York buyer visiting The great Cloak factories
every day and picking up the they leave the hands
the taio ships them by express to us to cause wOndenen not
only among public but clerks The constant receipt Of
many pretty coats and the remarkably low prices which sell
Ing here to be pleasure THE NEW ONES FOR MONDAY ARE
SIMPLY GREAT GREAT !! GREAT =!
Broadcloth CapeS, large collar braided, Just So The
style Jacket fur trimmed, the latest collar just g. The Latest
Teht-Fng Coat braided all over just sl7. ChdenS Atwood
Cloaks 10 II year Sizes just S5a saving of 81 to YOU
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
stolen sweets are always sweeter,
Stolen kisses much completer"

Kisses are the language Of thu soul, and
their power has never been too much
over estimated; they have been the seal
of deception, no less have they been loves
votiye Offering; they have been the draft
on favor; just so have they been its adieu
They have been the bud Of vice and the
rose of virtue, and they have gladdened
and saddened millions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-29
sssnar Ghe Greatest llet-ll n0erwear.

Chdens Wool Vests just 35we have sizes d. 90 and % and
thew are worth 49, Ladies Wool Ribbed Vests just Soc Boys
Natural Gray Wool Shirts and Drawers just 75c suit Mems
Cames-Hair Shirts and Drawers just 81 Suthey are silk
bound and worth $3.50 Mems Natural Gray Wool Shirts and
Drawers 81 50 StSk bound and stitched and pearl buttons
Ladies' Australian Wool Vests just 5Oc.k bound silk stitched
and pearl buttons Surely Meyers will be busy all next week with
these things and MANY more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
DEFRAxcE STILL IN JAIL
Wanted Private Room Hut it Was
Refused

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 10. Stonewall j.
Defrance stIll langulshes in Jail. lie
has tried hard 10 get a private room
from the turnkey. but his requests have
been iefuscd- Superintendent stark
weather today said that the statement
that kennedy. alias Bailey, had made a
confession, was pure guess work. tie
would not say. however. that Kennedy
has connected Defrance With the Per
rein abduction case. Defrance says he
can furnish bail, but does not see that
il would ito him any good II he ~ 10 be
re-arrcstcd on other charges. Dcfrance
says he came TO Detroit on July ). 1856
He says he was well thought of and
stood high at his old home at Mercer.
Pennsylvania. and also in Cleveland.
Ohio. whore be was at one time court
reporter. lie says he has mother. three
brothers and two sisters. and that his
personal history is open 10 inspection
be has nothing to conceal. When asked
today whether Jacob Ncwman's asfer-
tion that he had tried To settle the Chi
cago case was true. Dcfrance said: "iou
may say that Newman is lying. when he
says that made any kind of overtures
To him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
HARRISON WILL coMMANn
Annual Meeting Sf the Loyal Legion
Opens Today.

CmcAGo. Oct. m. The commandery
10 chief OF the Loyal Legion will hold
It's annual meeting at the Grand Pacific
hotel. beginning tomorrow morning al
10 O'Clock. Representatives 81 all the
state commanderies have been arriving
In the city for several days. Among the
prominent members 81 the order arriy-
ing today were Gen. Russell A. Aiger 81
<Detroit. Gen. Lucius Fairchild u Vie
consin. General Morrill, of the United
States army. General Ramsay q Massa
chusetts. Gen. A. Louden Snowdcn ~
Pennsylvania Gen. John i. Nicholson
of Pennsylvania. Colonel Cole q Mis-
eouri and General Poe % Detroit
One Of the moei important subjccts
that will come before the meeting will
be the establishment 81 a junior organi.
tion. 10 be composed by the sons ~
officers who served in the army during
the rebellion. The proposed plan ie 20
widen the idea aud thus perpctuate the
order Ex President Iiarrison will Prob.
ably be elected commander Ia chict
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
CONSPIRACY rs CHARGED.
Leonard ID. Roster Begins Sui,
Against Relatives

A&Itu-t tkriAttft&
ANN AknoR. Mich. Oct To- Leonard
ID. Roster has begun suit against George
B Rosier. William r. Roster. Clara II
Roster Loitie Rosier Alley. Writ Cush
ing and Ella Gushing. the two latter g
niece and nephew. and the Others broth
ers and sisters of the complainant Tho
bill filed IN the case alleges that mia
brothers and sisters years ago entered
into conspiracy 10 cheat him out of
hts fathers estate The complainant IA
AZ years obi and up 20 1919 worked for
his father on nus farm ia Webster. Al
that time be- concluded that the con.
spiracy among Ms brothers and sisters
was started. and IA a result. although
perfectly sane. he was declared insane.
and ia November Of that year taken %
Pontiac and confined in the Eastern
Michigan asylum. He remained there
for thirteen years and last August,
while working about the farm. made his
escape and walked 10 the lohie OF a
cousin near Hamburg. The peculiar
feature Of the case is that tho will has
been probated and the estate divided
up. the complainant receiving no share
OF II. nor having guardian appointed 10
act for him. nor he even notified that
the will was 10 bc probated. These acts.
he claims. we're all done in carrying ont
the conspiracy charged. He asks that
the will be reopened. and will then COZ.
test IL and endeavor 10 gain his share OF
the estate OF his father. The court is.
sued an order restraining the defendants
from mortgaging or disposing OF any Of
the property until matters are settled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
DEATH TO THE RIGHT
Caucus actioa on. fuckers Re-
peal Bal Carried Out
BURROWS AMENDMENT is LOST
Democrats and Popuii-ss striks
fl.aas ana nli forosd Throsgh
81 gvts "a 100 10 i0i.

W.snrseros. Oct lo.--In the honss
today. after the ra=.aes II several bills.
ne spocial order q Ne federal eiertion
bal So taken up toF TIE crucial test u
. sote Ihs special order having heen
real. Mr. i.acsys amendment vas re-
ported. a. 49, Ar. burFoNs amendment
toiL SIR burrows amendment vas 70.
strike eat tAs repeal SECTIONS 1ooo.
1ols. zo01. -c0s. 2.oo9 and @.ol0 On a
stzn,iiax vote the smendment VAS re-
iseted ~ % i.k
C1 dsasap.i ol III. Burrows the yeas
add RAYS seFe or,lercd and resulted:
Yeas. 10, nays. los 80 tie amendment
wss ksE The roto thea recurred on
Air Ltcey's susendment. which. ex-
cepted from the repeal The ersminal see-
tlonA The amendment was rejected;
~ So. 81. uAys. 81 Mr. Fitch then
uiihirce his substitute and the vote re-
e1rrcd Ga fh< Tucker bili which Was
passesi tess aos nays. lol-s striet
parry Yots. Tie popullefs voted with
tae democrats in tas Affirmative. The
houss thea al Z-isZdloaFned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
RUSSIA HAD CHOLERA ABOARD.


QCARkN1lNf. y. J.. Oct I0s DR. Ton.
kins. health officer % the port. imnaei
the following bulletin ai = o'clock this
evening: All ~ the passengers and trcw
OF the steamer Russia are wclL They
have been inspected twice today aDd III
~ the ssoeragc passengers nave been
transferred io HOLMAN island for olssor.
walton. ~ having been taken yesterday
and i3Q.today. They have al received
a bath and all of their cioihing aud
other effects have been thoroughly die.
infected by steam. The bacteriolorical
examination in the case oi woman Aue
has been delayed ronrehai longer than
usual. This evening the plate cultures
shows the presence nj coma baccila.
There Is DO occasion for siArla. Acw-
ever. a. the stecrage Passengers q this
steamer are healthy. clean AID veil.
nourishcd people. il Fact better thar the
usual passengers a their class Zach
case of illness has been promptly and
carefully isolated during the voyage
Tie steamer and her pllssnnRers have
heen subjected 10 All the qaassnsins
methods and measures usnslly em,.lss "a
when lnfcction IL knoan 10 be present
and have always heretofore been soc-
ccasfuL This ~ the ecVcDfa day slnr,o
the last patient was iegaaied from her
fellow passengers without further de.
yelopmcnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

CeR Breekesrsdxe says They Are
DisxracefssIiy sGnprotcctcsL

WkzHlsaros. A,t 10. Brigadier Gen
sral Joseph &. brsckenridge. inspector
general u the United States army. has
made a report 20 the secretary of var
Indicating condition OF affairs prevail
lng Ia regard 70 our coast dafeases which
h officially characterized a. Disgrace
ful' IL y shown that almost the entire
southern coast on the Atlantic seaboaFd
u absolutely unprotected aud AZ the
mercy Of foreign foe. Forts have been
allowed % erunibie away. To quote In
spertor General BreckenFidge IN his
statement IA the matter these forts and
armaments NOW serve the single pur-
pose apparently of reminding us OF the
high estate from which ne have fallen
and that NO are not well prepared Tor
resistance against any bold and aggres-
sIye government
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
WAS IT THrs MAFIa-
Murder OF New YORK italian Ne
srmhle.l L.

Nav loGK. Oct io.-Has that dreaded
Baciety q vengeance among the Italians
the Malta. found anothef victimt Gir.
cumstancee surrounding the death q a
young Italian this morning learle &C. lhe
belief that such 10 the case The l,olice
are silent. but the fact that four Italians
have been arrested il proof that they
have suspicious.
Policeman Downing found the Italian
In dark hallway ON Mulberry street
he vas breathing. hat died IN ft~
minutes. lie vas q daFk complesicfled
young man. with strikingiy hsndsotse
features, soft white hands and cafefsii,
trimmed mustsche pof az all like tie
Italian laborcrs who iDfrsi tie neich
bcrhood. a pirce ~ clothes line ens
knotted around one foot and rkiendina
90 the left arFn wss ted aaain Hia
body bore no mafks ekcept that lie
knucki@a were bruised
An Italian banned i.aphael OeraHis.g
recognized the doad nan 81 ie.dsrsia
Daerto u Jersey City. Ehe fWo hsd
been drinking az a. q feg b1uts hefers
Daorio Was found ayirp. afnn they
parted near where The cging man va
fauna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
WAS A TURN OVER
Sweeping Republican Victory in
Indianapolis Election.
is A STRAW FOR wklslEY
Cleveland Carried the Cisy ny e4o
and Yesterday it Went fispab-
iioaa NJ a.ooo.

iEDrAsAPofIs. Oct. lo-The munici-
pal election held here today resulted in
a sweeping victory for the republicans
who elect their candidates for mayor.
clerk. police judge. eounciImen- at large.
BY maiofities ranging from 800 20 1900
The mayor has the appointment OF all
the boards. The effect Of today's elec
ton 10 to place all departments of the
city government in the hands OF the re-
publicans
At the last presidential election clese.
land carried the city by $40. La the
election today political lines we're not
sharply drawn and many democrats
voted the republican ticket on the law
and order ISSUE. On the other hand II
is not denied that the hard times and
the fact that many men are out of em-
ployment had tremendous influence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
OPEN SWITCH DID IT
Passeaesr Train at Tsa-MHs
Speed Dashed Into II
Two WERE KILLED ourncHr
Three Passengers Bsals ln,ws~a--Kna-
gine ana Mail C.r wrcuk.a
kirs Extlngusshud.

WnErESo. Ind. Oct in-Thls sfter.
sfssrnoon ~ about I 20 O'Clock train M
> Il the fcnnsylssnia rpilroad ran intp
al cpen switch def1n cnnsing TIE ca.
gine. mail car and teo Puilmsns d,
leave the track The dead are Hsnr,
Narner, the engiDeer. and Jolh christss
the fireman The acnidanf oorurfe1
just wesi of the Il9th street crossin.,
Three pereons Nere iaiored. irl.
Guiding the conductor. buf nss,e
fatally. The frenan wss bnries benosih
the engine and scAlded e death Ia
escaping siean. The train wnp con-.
posed Il = mail car a1d nine sesliluis
cara The train was runuiug bus Ten
milee 90 hour. Had a beoo running az
fuli speed the death fst would have
been very large The fire rouog.any was
af the scene In 1re ulnuics and ex-
tlnguished the rapidiy gniniaR fan,ss
The track Was not cieared anii nfter
O'Clock. There we're more than sUl fsaa-
eengers on the deraiie1 ffaia. The
eng1ne anu the mail cef are 10Th total
wrecks
Thore injured are; John Christie. en.
gincer. Engiewood. III. pinned un3oF
engine. Tour rllz broken. seTious internal
iniuries. viii die. james Bten. cen.
duct0r. Fort Wayue. lad, lampud
from masi car. bath lees hrnsen.
will recover. G.. u. Barter. mail ass.r.t.
Columbia CITY. Indiana. thrown against
letter rack. bead bruised. poi sofic AZ.
Edgar Ecbanrs. mail agcni. iaas. ohin.
back sprained by jumping. nj eefit,i.4,
III. u. Noble nail agent. foft W..ue
Indiana, breast injured. not serious
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Sslatre OF Washington submits a
Eurtiser Amendment

WAsHiSt4sS. ext 10 In tho senate
trtsy Nf squire gave notice q az
aaieuinrai 30 ne SILVER purchase bill
a. grsYiaea fai t.s coinage - silver de
rsitai tf sse Gamer thereof. tho pso.
laf ~ iar t nifsd STATES mines or re-
hlefIes tte uNner e. receive coin 10 the
suasui q trf commercial value ~ the
laHaaa ua tlt aay q deposit a he dG.
fIe1ce tefaern siicb eonmsrriai value
sr1 sac fa.n lsIus - to bc .etained by
t.e Treasury ~ i-rarace. The amount
deposited ior casasge is not o. exceed
tfNffN pr Moath. The numhsr II
ss4lfinri SILVER dollars cnirrd under THE
Yloasioa d aot O. exceed sl0oOoNs0
ftsy are te te fgil legal tendcr No
certificates sfe o. ~ iasussl g. represent
q silver dollars. The purchasing
& gse & fbr sherman act - q le
rsFesiri for the present bonds
sre % te issisci 20 the extent u
auttrot1 resieslntftr after Ave years
ard the proece,ls a.. O. b. nssi for tho
NJ lenFt1r ef s bi.-.l states notes Ma
ta.J hanks ase io he entitled 90 circu
tarr io ,hH raF value q the bonds ae
Elfifei - fneus.
IIs rese plinn n1cred yesterday hy
Sri tarf 'Nea sn fa+ state depart
sI-tnattIea ~ o. whether The
If-e gnF Hn.eat hsa requested an
etIea t.ae .l fte fnr fof the rrzisfra
f.nr % thisrae IA iarers unff,r fhn
l.eafy hil sas isd before the senate.
aa.i Ae. ifaial sst out - make a speech
uF.1n it tat ans cai - IS a suggestion
f-u SIR fte man that the resaiufian
referred ta etetufivs business and had
e. e. reeei'elei ie prigaie sees,on. IA
syeelf.te ss.an 8 theu held snd fhe
aesfs reepeneI a. il n and iexislatirs
tateess sss proreeic With
fta silver pnfetsee repsal ti1 We
tt<an ap aai NJ Nti h-fsou addressed
fae senate in support u ~ After a
1s-siate "a fhe alsra a ison act and the
s.heffnsa sft aati ~ fae disastrous cna-
eafeenres whfeh hsi followed suen
isI's.siier NJ Nslherson contlauedf
Nte're ss hsiei err voice 20 the peo
FeaH.i fae infux - s,iseg 90 wiii
q netf fhs 's r'aln. siusrie 4aesficn.
ii atr'i~ 80 aebnfs hefo tonrrr-s 49,
cltiiea 1sssiher ia extraordinary SESSION
o. TIE .h asy & August. sri pet fhis
iriii%,saf're ttsly sreaas not While
sn s'1frskf seagoant and suffering
r.snrie staci Fleaalnz ~ the .ls,ors. ~.
.tare Ef.s nn tstor Nhish = ssrff
teir teo Nss happy srs rnataafe.l. has.
ias re fnaeet tr.i aetnsanf reeaf.I.
isa,if. 7f1 ftnE tea as-fsin1 trnsli frrfo
tsef irstor acee siff-rs 81 ~ rrolt.e
So 1e fifiis.a g tae F.ei5ae ars 81 ~ 3
fea srafe ensefet aai stsh seth 4
s'sie stfesa n ne Fof tse 3. hsette.i
Pen 'he statiite teeks fsreess H~x
ieet nsst TRADE ae,s ~ ktsfs ta,is ~
etale e''es se4 ia.-rers s'ssre rhi.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
National Capital Notes.

The senate committee on public lands
has authorized favorable report upon
the ball To aid the state school of mines
of the states IL California. Colorado.
Oregon. Washington. Montana. Idaho.
Nevada. Wyoming and South Dakota
The Chilian claims commission. which
- o. pass ON the claims arising from the
destruction ~ the property of Americans
and Others during the Chilian Peruvian
war. 10 in session IN this city.
4. Middlesworth. a badly wounded
ex soldier az fenton. Mich. has been
tired. lie Was wstchman In the interior
department.
senator James Mcmillan expects 10
start for Michigan on the 18th inst
Mrs Mcmillan IL now in New York City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

Frnaisy Ne Wm Pay tor Elections
by Fraasl

Caa1.ao. Oct le. TX Presidsn. eea
.aliu llarrisc.u arrived Ia the city at .
o'c.o.A ihis evening . attend the
uaflsrai liscuag n the LOYAL Legion.
a. lis rooln - the Grand Pacific hotel
Mf Harrison chatfe,l freely about the
r.rea. sn the hoo.c ~ representatives
to4ay q tho federal election bliL I'VE
ara s8Ail.. tho seed q discord." he said.
-i1 tie breaking away irol2 the national
eieot.o1 ass. The people of this
e.u1hy wlA not submit 90
ca.eirz ~ their officials by the dice box
OK isgsier's box Above al Ne must
have puge elections. did. Ia my mes
s11ts to congress- aay nearly all that
cosld - saiI upon this necessity. Our
eieetlous nust be Above suspicion of
taiut oi fraud Citizens wall not re-
sfcet officials hose selections are ques-
tluecd or known 10 have been secured
ts'paipaDlr AMI open fraud.
Il Lelleye that every citizen should
b. prctected 10 his richt % suffrage. 90
iae extent Of icing peruatted to vote bis
political preference AID 10 have his vote
coantsd A cast. IL the present federal
eieciloa iaw - repeaicd BY congress. all
federal centfOl and SUPERVISED Of the
tlscllon n national offices Is Withdrawn.
aud iocai sentiment and local laws will
govern such eiections. sm not partial
o. any particular federal election law ex.
cspt ilat that law should provide for
some Judicial method u inquiry.
bat the coiorei vote IN the south is
suppressed or counted oat ia a motor
iaus fact lASe for Instance the state
~ Tennessee. Had received a. many
votes "a the tive black counties In West
Tennessee IA ISIS a. Blr. blaine re-.
ceiFea In the same counties IN lScf.
would have secured the electoral vote u
Icanerssee by a majority ~ 100 OF g..
o. The frauds Ia that section aere go
Ta.psbse that the district attorney had
many n tno eiection officers indicted
lecture the fr.ieral cogri at Memphis In
hottest elections lies cur national safety
and ~ cannot tolerate fsaud IN elec
fions without having bitter price IN
tie entf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11

WAsHrSGroS. Oct. 10 The postofiice
department has ruled that the writer
has right 20 regain possession OF a let
teF providing he can prove 10 the salts
faction of the postmaster at the Office
from which II was sent that he was the
writer % IT, Even IL the letter has ar
rived At It's destination and before IL has
been delivered 10 the person TO whom II
was addressed. IL may be recalled by the
writer by a telegram through the mail
ing Office. The reason assigned IL that
the United States is only the agent OF
the writer while the letter is in transit.
The decision is important 10 business
men and 10 private individuals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
WANTS JACOBS REMOVED.
Ellis Prefers Charges Growing Out
or Corunna i.ynching.

LANSING. Mich, Oct lO-Attorney
General Ellis has filed in the executive
Office a complaint against William y.
Jacobs. sheriff OF Shiawassee county.
The complaint Is sworn to by George
Cook aud IL indorscd by Prosecuting
Attorney Watson of Shiawasscc county.
that he has examined the complaint and
In his opinion the case demands investi-
CATION. The complaint Is drawn under
the statute providing FOR the removal by
the governor IL the county officials IN
certain Gases, and IL prays for the re-
moval ~ William r. Jacobs as sheriff.
Three grounds are charged in thc com-
plant
First That Jacobs is incompetent 20
execute properly the duties % bis oiilce.
second That be has bcen guilty q
Official misconduct in the dischargr aud
ia ncglectlng 10 discharge his official
duties.
Third That he has been guilty of
wiliful neglect Of MS duties as sheriff 81
Shlaw assec county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
Iadscsed Tor Grand Larceny.

KASsNs CrrY, No. Oct 10 AT ;
O'Clock this afternoon the special grand
jury which has been investigating the
failure % the Kansas City Safe Deposit
and savings bank. returned sixteen in
dictments against James {. Darragh
AMI Elmer G. Bsttley. the president and
cashier q the defunct bank. Each in
diciment charges grand larceny. and
they ara ali exactly the same. except as
to namss. dates and amounts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-11
Why MILLS HuRRIEs.


SAx Francisco. Oct. 10. Ellis Mills.
81 Virginia. formerly secretary O. Min.
lister Biount. and onl. recently appointed
American consul general . llausii, ar
rived Ia this csty last night and de-
parted for the islands the afternoon
on the steHmer Oceanic Mr.
Mile Is hsrryinQ D. Hunoluiu 10
advance a Minister Willis. Who IL nov
on bis vay 90 this city and expects 90
leave on the next regular Hawaiian
sieamer. IL 10 stated that Mr. Mills is
engaged 10 marry Marie Along daughter
n q prominent Chinese merchant 81
Honafufu