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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

REGISTRATION NOTICE:
For the school Trustee Election In tho
City OF Grand Rapids

For the school Trustee Election In the
City OF Grand Rapids.
To the Electors OF the city ~ Grand Rapids
qualified "a vote ~ the school Trustee Flee
ton 10 De held m said city on Tuesday sep
Take notice that the undersigned. members
OF the board OF registration for said school
trustee election. viii meet az tbs fol owing 10
cations in the re- pective wards of said city Of
Grand Rapids. on SATURDAY, september :. A. ID.
lSe. from eight O'Clock in the forenoon 81 said
September ,. 4. II. lsl3, until eight q clock in
the afternoon ~ said september :, A. ID. l,so,
for tiie purpose OF making perfect list, as near
may b.. OF ali persons residing IN each 81
said va arts. qralified as electors under The con-
stitnti IN OF the Statc Of Michigan I'd under
the provisions ~ an act entitled. An act 10 re-
wise an act. enfitled An act relative 10 free
Scioo, IA the city OF Grand Rapids, approved
March fifteen. ono Thousand eight hundred and
seventy one, y h.ch said revision was approved
Msy nine. ena tborsaRd eight hundred nnd
SOY on sssse;s. aad the sevcrHl acts am endatory
tLer.a;, and EMIT ed - vote Tn rein AZ he an.
nHal school trustee election "a be held IN said
city on Tues az. September ), \ ID. iess, VIZ;
firsf wafd At he Crandsiilc avtuas public
Sid Ward At the central high school.
puhiir , hcol IN said city.
Third Nsfd-Af the fire engine house, pub
lice tire engine house on LagfaFe street IA said
Fourth ward-At the Ere engine house.
pubic tFc engine heuze On barclay street IA
fifth Ward-At the Plaindeid avenu@ public
&C .ool a. said city.
sixih ard "A tisa West Leonard street pub
lie school IL aid city.
seventh Nsrd-A the Union school (so-
cslieil. public ,1ocl la said city.
Eighth Aar.-.tt the slb.ey stree public
school IN saii city.
Ninth Wsrd Al ths Jefferson street public
scnoCl n said city.
Tenth Want ~ tie Wealthy avence public
school ia SAID city.
Eleyensh Ward A. the Houseman block (so-
caliAsil. on "a sdisnu avenue, fubilc street I'M
sail city.
lw.iith Ward ~ the South Ionia street pu0-
lie school ia SAID city.
j II. Palm. J. +. Hu ted,
/ N u. Iocher. y. Louisa Apdrus,
/ IA. IL l.eliir gwell, James r. Biandford
/ G. y. wagner. III. j. Felker.
/ r. ". St.vtnA Joseph Iiouseman,
A. v "a ircc, john Rowson.
/ T.. Il. isoer g. fitx Gerald.
/ Thomas II. Braf4 Id w y. Faiier
/ A. III. Chilyer. +. ]. Maybury.
George Va Thompson. T.. j. CTossman,
/ ia II. Steln. frei :. Clark.
/ James ". lIagy. b. r. Brinkman.
I ScEoo. 1rustfes II the ciey of Grand Rar ids
and ex-oiiieio Board OF Registration for SAID
election. II. -
Attest: r. y FISHER
/ President Of the Board OF Educ ION OF the city
o. Grand Rapids. IL. ~
| En- II. STEfS, ~ crelary 81 the Eoard of Educa.
tion Of the city oftIrand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

SrfavOr1sLD. Mo. Ap-ii q tsQ1
Messrs Lippnan liros. Savarnah. &c. :
6tv1f tAfN l commenced taking =.
Y y l'ficsly Ash. Poke kcs5, and ~
tassiuml last fall Tor ervsirelas. Mv
face aas completely covered wiih the
disease. toos storl eourss - y. 4.
T.. and 4 som dissp peafet This sprin1
| became Fery uucb t,eUhtste1 AID
again tr0k anffher ccarse ara I an
now - COED cent p a. censilier + T..
= ono 81 the bfsf cina Preparations 81
thc market. snd e. t1oee Fha ar need
ing a general tcnic ~ tgnhiirF 20 ths
system sod improTing the appetite |
c8usiriev it hss 10 equal Viii say ar-
nne eho wtll care - try y r. y wtii
Pot - di@appointei io its results. and
therefore eheesfniiy r. conme~d H.
ARrRla Ncop. Spriaeisid. Nc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
NOTICE.
OF SCHOOL TRUSTEE ELECTION.

To the duly qualified electors ~ the city q
I'd Rapids. entitled unser the cOns titu-
tlen OF the tt3te of Michigan and the laws
thereof. - vote for school trustees tinein.
hers 81 tue board OF educ atom in and at said
city.
Take notice that by virtue Of the prosisions
~ an act entitled AN act Ia rsvsse an act, err
titled an set relative to tree schoos IN the city
~ tnand kapids. approved March o.. one
th"reand e'Rai hundred ard scyents-onc whlcn
satd rnsts.-n MS approved Nav y. one rbnu-
sand . eiit hundred aud s@Fents -saven ana he
se.erai acts smeudstory thereof. an eiertIon
viii bc heid Ga Tuesday, Stp'enbr :. isss. in
sixth. sefcnfb. Eighth, Ninth. en'b. Eleventh
aud W "a Wards OF zai. CTS - nfaBd Rap
ids Tor n ei"ciion ~ onr school trustee for
ta-a - tie respective war.is - said city. and
n the Fourth Warn II said ciry Cor the e.es' ion
q two sfleo uu - fcr the sald Fourth
Ward 81 sal city. 0ne o. tae terra Z oua year
iesS TO NJ vacancy M one Or the full
term II two teas. from tiie secoru Saturday IA
September is3: ehi gcu I'll i,ir her iele
note - = tie - oFibr pitc's ~ D idi1g esd
sssatsa Is - i-r, 81 doc "a ~ ior q city
n Grana ksri ~ tho pup 80 u hoi4.Ag
SAID eiecfss ST.
r.rsf ar -iiranasille ave. school
e Ut Natd enisll high s--le,l.
ri M.rf fsgirf huai,, LazraFe -.
~ Nsfd . trsire asuss. i.s'' las -
fi'if j. arr li1iulsitaFe school.
~ikil "a We i..-,nefsi -. school
scents Nari Cfirn -ci.ooi.
iirhfl. 81 prs 1ii 3 -. school
tiaff vi = frs - Il school.
1enfh eaft Nralfhy a.. srho,i.
fieteath ) ar4-H oi.>arlsn back .sp-cailcdi
e tsrr $50.
1rrls1 v I'd >tuth Icnia = school.
h n - said eiaetioil wtll ~ Opened ~
the sad fssoc'ifs ro4lire id1e. . "a =
~ p vsfif. - ihs boar - tHe % o. IN -
- fra,'a = sd s'A dsy = s-lss - :. is.ss
Al 81 rfais'sE -. sifhsIat f1tfrf. i-sit n
~ dio.rf r~nf- ertii re soer - 80. +. ripcE
~ ere afsfTno. IL aid ca. - = nict tirs
- niN 81 % riesf
Nitpss eEr harstf AMI aeals ~ said rifs 4
Gree ha Hs stf e.seafs. Aicnlsan. thfs 81
W. ~rtssf.
esr a. ne cisg = exsu4 hsfias.
Fse fs ~ 80 rosra - Fanratsen - fte rify
50 "a Srsfx.
- ssrS 4 - rs.rl 2 ffasit.en - ftso eifg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

'cr sale ~ -. Ia slfsnd kapiar was. =
=. .e.s. -, 3 : 80 .s.e osf''a '''sree o

FER sale ~ s 81 "a flftnd kapistr wat.t
r. rorts ~ ar.s fs.e arfail rsisree ~
sss issu@ 81 go ~ ~ fg5
ltrt.n - CIR ttsEx
lffst1 kkFst~ Nira.. as - ttrt
49, 4 reff'sass el-i - ferstr = ~ trie -
trs "a 3 nff - = - Il trndaf S~tf q
iss ~ A. - - ~stsr wefks - Ne
sNsraef - So -. ie.sls = $50. -
- fsfe-eet - 80 So ~ staf tfsli 49, ~
4itf - - - So g Acre SO - cs1-f e
@sea ffrF - rtsti,est 80 81 ~r%f - -
- tlesfrfi ~ oaal esek - ~ fost - D
seas ~~N - a@et - - q hat rsr
- - srrfee ltte~~st - - asncf rrsfrr-s
-. 49, A. aes ~ II So
FAfe..sf Asrs..- -. ~ - bEfE ~ ssh
-. fss 81 - - &c. ! test ~ -
- - - .,e-rr sss-ste ~ rzntss beit -
eer - 49,
- ~rfs ~ tas s~msee tearfa
- u e.
n ttfsreffts
- 81 Fze -.
&C., ltss. ~ g sfs E7a HeEns
q <ltEatt
etfg Cisrk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
SUNDAY EXCURSION


Sunday. Sept. 10th. the C.. 4 w. NJ.
Fly. will run another of their popular
low rate excursions 10 Traverse Cits and
include a three hours boat ride, On
beautiful Grand Traverse bay on the
steamer City OF Grand Rapids" Our
last one was a great success We want
this one % be also.
Train win leave Grand Rapids at 100
a m. arriving az Traverse City at 1910
p. IN. Returning. leave Traverse City al
go p m. Round trip rate 900, inclul-
ing boat ride.
Gro. DEIFsvEN. G.. PA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

IosDos. Aug. Si.-Tbs grain markets
sopened this morning steady. A. Liverpool
wheat was steady and corn dull London
cargoes - WHEAT were unchanged. Float
Ing cargoes 81 ehca, steady. Wheat on
psssaxs vas qnicter and corn hrn. The
Fr~ncn n Arb sfs we've sfeadisr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
"EyERYBODYS LAW BOOK. "

i he tide o, the 81 pses uork. f.f-issfef ~
<e~ 1cfk Bar
II rnahlcs everf loan ana wostan - b. ~ -
eva fauser. IL fescifes Efsf ere four nights
81 hrw - niaihtafn them Ntra - hrEin =
ia~ sntt std - hes - shna cHA. n rortafrs the
eeft trtetr et8fsl esery tI4sinf<s nan ne.ls Al
every state in fhe I 1l1n4 III ccataiae h4&ia "a
frrrrf % sves7 " ffrts reefal a. ffse iawr-f ss
w~l ~ - 81 vho have iexsl bnsfness a.
fFansatt
Ire taka tao dollars fnr eoEr. ~ inr iosss tVo-
reuf gf~fase steanp ii.r fai,ie q or, eats 80
tsfsas h. szrnts Adare-s BENt ~ HiTrH
tf4K pnhiish ?. So sxth Afencs <ts foFk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

rsros Srocx fAEDs. Chicago. Aug. al
Caffie-Recsipts. n 900: common 10 extra
steers, g. 75-a5.35; stockers and feeders, 400
aa1s; oows and heiferS. 81 .OD73.2b
Hogs-keceipts. ~ 20; heavy. <f.s5td $50;
aAso
Sheep--Receipts. 1000; poor 70 choice.
uooa350. lamhs. 0.5o4A1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Vegetables,
Hides and Tailow-

ltttic- anu l.AiiuW-
Cured hides. Ne. /. 3ifc; No. .. 2jSc.
Green hides, No 1. 2j5c; No. :. &c.
Sheep pelts. l5a25ci lamos. 25d25c;
sheaflings. lO,d l5c.
1allow. 4c.
Grain.
Wheat. SEC; corn. 43c; new oats, o.; old
oats, &c; rye, .6c: barley. Sl.I0.
fiour-lily white. si.G5; patent - 80.
slill Stads-MidcEnys $500; hE1l, $i5 ;
screenings $3.50 ger ton.
Ciroana Feed-Per ton, $500. corn meal.
per ton, S1z.a0.
Buffalo Gluten food. $500. including
SACKS.
Hay and Wood
TIMorHr-sa oodi0.00 per ton.
CLovEK-sS00 per ton.
ssrRAw-s5.0ocf6.0 per ton.
WooD-16-ineh beech and maple. dry.
s2.25 per cord; green. 500 ger cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Dsrzorr, Mica. Aug. 3l.--whess-So. 2
nd cssh &C; September. SCI October.
sc: Deo~mbsr eetscs No white. cash.
s3'Sc sskcd-
Corn--No. :, cash. toc.
Uat---No. white. cash. c8i<c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Mas WfxsIoe SrstfefS5 @fHfF haf h-s-n asrs
10 fren sfFthir9 Is acsrttet - ~ N
s1f~ns ~ rnrsz s5sff - Qaa - riai
rnlir srd : - e~<t fsosesiy ~ hf.rsesssa
le<sff So -ents hsstts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

CANNED GooDs-coFn. 81. 25(sii.5o per
dozen; tomatoes. $i.35(a so per dozen.
CoFrHks-Roasted: hio. 22.a2 DC; Mari
caibo. 26,d2 5c; ira. 3sa3fcs Mocha and
Java. 5asa34c; packages. $22.45 per case.
LARD-Compcund. tierces. Sc; compound.
so pound tins. sic: pure, tierces, Toe;
opound tins. 1oL c kettle rendered, terces.
lie; 50pound tins, i2A.c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

July -. lssl
TO DETRoTr.
Lv. Grand Rapids. 7o0am rgpn sf0pu
Ar. Detroit. 20 m = 80 m i01 D NJ
fRoN DETROIT.
Lv. Detroit ....,... San Tcpm soopm
Ar Grand Rapid. n q m go D m 10 As Pm
SAGINAW. ALMA AND 81. L0caS
Lv- Grand Rapids. -. IMAM ffy.m
Ar Grand apids-....-......-..if - M ~ % D n
LowE1s- VIA LOWELL . HASTINGS h n
Nv. Grand Rapids roam Igpm Bs3pm
Ar. iroIn Lowell Il a. IN IA n
THRorsa ckE SERVICE
parior cars on al trains between Grand Rap-
ids and Detroit Parlor car 10 saginaw "a
morning train
sEvery day. Other trains week days oniy
GEoRoE DKHkyKx. 0en- Pass'r AgsnL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

eli
I've f0.is. hs1s. s9sc.
Llss cd roesafs. pr poosd, 81.
spFing e.scks. good sizs, <4loc pr n.
sPnD< clirssas, la per pound.
Elsh.
Black bass. per possnd. sal0es brook
frossl. p~r pooi1d. ia -.
froKsl
Bnlls. per dozea, ssc; medium frues. lie,
msdiun buiis. ioci snail. &. Frass rauss
- dressed.
chlcksn coops-soe each. OF for 500.
Medium clover. per bsshel. ..... ss.oostiSs
Mammoth clover. PER bslshel- -. s.n<ast2 Is
rmothy Sod. Per btlshes .-...-.- LIE 400
Batter and Egxs--w hoiesaie Prices
Countrx makes. original rolls. per
Pound $50. 49, ...,-..-....----b Go
Eggs. fresh. per dozen Ei1@l3
frnsl&
ood4.bo per box
LkNoSs-S,fw Messinas. in boxes Of toas
and 3sos. ti-7kaA0o per box
Notwithstanding 20 quality, ~. 16etlo %
Per bunch
SpKzr porkToas-sL0o per barrel
Groceries and Provisions W hoiesaIe
Prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The famous Turtle Head boy Mt North
Park Sunday. Greatest curiosity ~ the
age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

n = Fserrpbers. rrEFetet1
IN zrft<z ss 49, . ~ frsris.. ~
80 g. sr-h fesifits.r ~ 80 3rfe4 bsF q trs-
inaef -slirfs stlrltand. SO -eflpll ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat has sdvanccd r. above yester-
day. teinx gaossHi az &c. Neat ard
poultry market IL exceedingly dull and
10 change heiBg made N quotations
Fruits are nne u quality and good N
quantity. uith prices reasonable.
fafm froduce.
Rf-sfra-f<ef o. pr pound.
ff.s lie Ter soteH.
Sax Ersss -5fc F-r hush@i.
Trsxsf<--1c rer eushel
gsassr<--tar per tlsitci.
HaxxF- gsnry white. il'sc rer pound.
ftsst rs-1tc psz toEen.
RspfSass-fks per dozen hunci,ss
fiNfo<--f tr-rr. Toe Ter dozen hsnches.
anf r5e.ssi.og p.r bushsi.
trfnsx-f-es * rer doren stalks
Fssfs-&sftF pr bsi@hel.
Mlx---,i,c r<f toren tunches
AfrEks- sdcafe1 pr husbei ~ 49,
Ntsx Na1cSs - II osatS Ter dozsng
o~tee rseissns. pr crste. ls-ial&
HseErr spsssgas- f2 5oe4 = PER bsashei
laftef drr terrses
tfsREx t,sz--sfs pr 3ozea.
CAsetan Ter tossn.
>9csssn-7' par peund.
IsMtrtxs---st pe- etlensel
Ct'trWsxss So rrr 7,Isael
gsrTfst o~<s--s{ 81 - de-.n
FxsrHEs--taray Michirsn. g. ke7f. - ~
tszzlel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Grand Rapids City Band's iIrst ap-
pearance ~ North park L.sbnr Day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Cheaper than STAYING at home. Close
TIE house and take tho family o. Ottawa
Beach and MacataNa PARK Ihurs3ay
nevt. Only ~ cents Tor round trip
Train leaves ~ 3 a. ~. VIA &. s. u. Ey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

n Like sbere "a f1ereisnd IN eorns-ifa-
~,fh the kfss ? so8 T.. q a. D. forrss ths
eu1cksst AL Fsfst DIRT rpata - fittsbsrx
A sNrrH. - a. p. A.. tisselan4 n
is fostns tisf Pass Aernt
SAnks NasFnELi.. - hcket Ae@at
Ne a Hanras 3trssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

lfelns ieasinx scuth "a % y n and n - D y
'@- e~ns, othsr trains dslly exceIt Sand2y.
sLhkrfsa kNp FAFLoa csR xEkyucR
MOTT - n train les p.r.or car - nAck.
10 y y m train has sleeping ear t;r..a R.,.
ids % feiesksy snd Hack lnsw
train has psrior csF 0rsai
100 n train hss tkuonrh ooscA aud psrlor
90 orand Rapids o. chicasa
~ N train has Wagner sle.plns ear (irsnf
herids to Cinclnnatl
% m srsia hes wssasr sleeping car Grand
Rapids "a Chicago
srskke"S. GRAND kariD< q TsnsxA
fof Ans keson Nv. loDs m u So ts0p n
ron a0skesonA Ar. t0sm ssspm tspm
s.heas ten feses for huskeson a. ~
ARMIES iron Aaskasoa ) 81 a.
CHICAGO VA q. H. a..
II. orknd RAPIDS 100 10 eUpm flapm
AZ. thieAso, ....-...-... ,0pm e0pm sosa m
tuv, . M tfain has through coach arf fuI~f
par.or car Hnd u - p N train daly waxasr
Nv. 1hlosko. ........ s~ln "a fnN i. =.
Ar. 1rand Rapias tDom 40. ~
t.op m train has buffet psrlor ear sni din'e<
ear
700 p N train daily. through coach s.d Va.
ner sleeping car
Thralsh tickets aud fun Information ca. =,
rad oy caliing upon A. Almquist. ticket Arsa-
" nnspn station. telephone No 81. Gran1 Rap
ios, Aieh {. l. Lockuoon.
oon- Pass and Iicket Agsak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
AGENTS WANTED
tas ss1sfs sn3 ct1r ssissi31 fas she Gals
sasssarissf
Biography Of lanes G. Blaine

~ t4sfi Hs,ssifcz . ii-sasf teeatas ssft So
rs.epeFatfsa - ~ faisy Ard ~ ~ rlain 3
s.ri,ste e<Fke. $3.50 1esrs - caHrsee
So Ats iFtef rcf-t elifsr4i iiss<ts-a 49,
o. ffasfecfrs - fas fht = sesf saainr sssts
- - nsrsrt 5Ffs1 - ~ 40
80 esraers fr>n frst 10 calls srsaf TO Z
So ~ Ms. fEliEra - 81 ifsak s. cfdfff -
80 Heeets - 4 z4f rfstf fFW - vs.
- Hhss tack g er1er4 81 arss rr - =
) psrsri-lre - ~ trrs a. rfaffs ffrif - -
TTfs kItA ttl1T ~ ftk oA =
<easrs II Z es3s ffats - ~ t4c asIse 'rrfa
sser zfres tf fr-a 49, Is ftaks isfFe aIr.azs
~~srr Ifa~re-1 ssef - tern.s -
THE HENRY Bill PUBLISHING 60.
EeErRa. osrsertscre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

1nosss n. GunFnr. Prr<idenf
tSDo q. kEfeGs, Vice Presidcut
J.ffEpEkIck bAAks. Cashier.
l. n Erxf. Assistant Cashier
Trsa<sef hnsinezs Ina all des,artlnents - bans
fng suthori1od b. che National banklns Law.
Exchan<os aysslaiie in all The commercial
eities u the World Al cnrreat rates
l.. =. bonds bought and sold
ufxllf
Thomas .. Gilbert Nose< I. avery.
Thomas y. y hrien George q. RriRr&
David n. Anterx Lemuel ID. Pntn1ra
Ransom 4. Luca. Constantine Nortnn
EDWARD IA. hunt John 4. fifxgcral1
i. etes arr White. fkilo 4. Fuller
}. Frederick baarz
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-18
KILLED WITH A ROCK.
Vicious Tramp Meets Death Not Far
From CLANCY.

Vicious Tramp Meets Death Not Far
From CLANCY.
Special to the Independent.
CLANCY, April 17.---An unknown tramp
died here to-day from fractured skull.
the result of an attempt to whip William
Sherman. well-to-do ranchman. near this
village. to whom the tramp applied for
food and was refused. Yesterday while
Mr. Sherman was in the road in front OF
his house he was approached by rough
looking and badly dressed fellow, appar-
emily about 40 years old. The man, in a
psremptory tone of voice. demanded sone-
thing to eat. Mr.. Sherman sized him nm
a. tough customer and said that he had
nothing for him. The t'amp then COM
menced TRADE Of abuse, applying the
vilest names TO sherman, and finished by
ranchman's hide.
He pulled off his coat and started out on
his purpose, when Sherman picked up
rook from the road and throw IL at his
head. IL landed squarely on the mark, and
with force enough to fracture the skull.
He was carried into Shermnn's house and
cared for until DIR. Allen. of Wiokes, ar
rived. The doctor said at once that he was
dangerously wounded and was In con-
the man died.
The name of the diseased could not be
learned and nothing is known Of his his
tory. 1t is not known whether an inuuest
will be held.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-18
AT OTHER POINTS.
Largo Numbers Out Along tho Limo of
the Union Pacific.

Largo Numbers Out Along tho Limo of
the Union Pacific.
DENVER, April 17-The threatened strike
of mnchinists, boieImakers and black
smiths. employed in the Union Pacific
shops here did not occur to-day. The men
are in the dark in regard to the cause OF the
trouble and tonight committee was sent
to Omaha to straiGhten things out. Many
of the men employed in the shops here are
Knights OF Labor. The Others consist of
member of the amaloamated association,
tnginee a, boilermakers' and machinists'
associations. Should tho strike 10 into
effect there will be about 100 trades union
lists who will walk out of the Denver shops,
while about 200 who belong to the Knights
OF Labor will remain at their poets. M they
have received orders from Assembly No. S2,
which governs the knights of Labor Union
Pacific employees from Chicago to San
FtRncisco, that no cnuse for strike exists.
Al Laramie, Wyo., about thirty men
quit work. Al Cheyenne sixty
eight machinists and boiler make 9
went out to-day nccor ding to orders ON
Omaha. At Salt Lake Utah. fifty boiler
foree OF 200 shop men. went out. Advic-s
received ut Salt Lake. Union Pacific head
qua,ters, report tho s'riko general over tho
system, md extends to Butte, ON the Utah
Northern. Portland, Ore, on the Oregon
Short Line. nnG Cheyenne, along the line
III Wyoming.
KANSAS Cry. April T.--All the boiler and
engine make o and blacksmiths emploY cd
by the Union Pacific road at Armstrong,
nsnr here, went on strike Mt noon.
PORTLAND. Ore. April T.--Sixty- men
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The Mayor Enjoined From Acting Undo,
an Objectionable LAW

The Mayor Enjoined From Acting Under
an Objectionable Law
BUFFALO. April 1.-THE city hall was
under guard all last night to prevent the
mayor from taking action under the bill
passed last week by the legislature for the
appointment of new police and license COM
missioners. An injunction preventing such
action WIS served on the mayor and other
officers this morning. Lieut.. Gov. Shee.
han denies that the purpose of the bill ia to
cripple tho Cleveland democracy.
At noon public meeting was hold al tho
merchants exchange TO protest against the
"snsak BILL" az ID 10 called. 1t was At
tended by the principal business men. re-
gaEdless OF politics. George Clinton.
president of the exchange and grandson OF
Gov. Dewitt Clinton, and who is nlso A
staunoh democrat, presided. Among other
prominent speakers was Ansley Wilcox.
one of the leading democrats of the oity.
who said the measure was passed with the
aid aud deliberate lying by n GLASS of per-
sons who ought to bs behind prison doors
and nowhere olse. A committee was nm
pointed to draft appropriate resolutions.
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of the British War Ships at FL
ress Monroe

Arrival of the British War Ships at Fort
ress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 17.-Before eight
O'Clock this morning, Col. Frank. command
ant of the army post. was informed by Rear
Admiral Gherardi that the British vessels
expected to take part in the coming meet
the capes. and that they would be along in
an hour. This was a notification to stand
by and salute the visitors after they had
tfed twenty-one guns in honor of the
American oolors; and the fort was prompt
in doing this. Many of the hotel visitors
were awakened by the terrific lombard
ment which ensued and the reverberatiou
of the big guns of the Blake and the answers
that came quickly back from the military
rost and the flagship Philadelphia
Hardly had the smoke disappeared from
the muZzle of tho guns when the Blake be-
gan a series at salutes to the French, Rus
sian and Italian flags. During these cere-
stantly changing from one country to that
of another.
The appearance which the five British
ships presented as thev moved past the end
of the United States fleet to the anchorage
grounds designated them by Rear Admir- al
Gherardi, was beautiful one. At the head
of the visitors was the big armored
cruiser Blake the counterpart of our own
ship New York, of 5000 tons displacement
and 10000 ho:se rower. heavily
armored, aud the most formid-
BILE ship that will be in the
review. In her wake was the protected
cruiser Australia, with her sides fairly filed
with high power guns. Next was the
cruiser Tartar. In the rear was the little
barkentine rigRed cruiser Partridge. At
the mast head of the Blake WAS the pen
nant of Vice Admiral j, O. Hopkins. X. G.
b.. commander-in-c chief of the fleet The
Blake slowed down just as she PASSED the
Newark and when abb east of the Phila-
delphia her signal was displayed to the
other ships to anchor. At IL o'clock Ad-
miral Hopkins was pulled to the Phiadel-
phia to call upon Admiral Che ardi after
which he returned and soon afterward re-
oeived the return visit. Later in the day
Admiral Hopkins called on Col. Frank and
Col. Frank returned the call.