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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
MONTREAL TO WELCOME THEM
COMPLETING PLANS FOR RECEPTION OF
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR DELEGATES.
THE GREAT CONVENTION TO OPEN TOMORROW
\ MEETINGS TO DE HELD IN THE DRILL
HALL. MAMMOTH TENT AND FIVE
BIG CHURCHES-AN ATTRAC-

\
HALL. A MAMMOTH TENT AND FIVE
BIG CHURCHEs-AN ATTRAC-
TIVE PROGRAMME.
Montreal, Ju,v . (Spccan.-Grcat preparations
have been made for the twelfth annual incrnauoila
convention of Christian Endcavor societies when VIII
begin its sessions here day after tomorrow i"e
lists OF delegates from all the states. Territories anu
Provinces as we'll as from many foreign oo""''''N
have been received and where the names We're NV"
the individuals have been assigned TO their boarhe
n,eces The Reception Committee have been Kept
hus,v Mt work making arrangements TO meet each dc
tachment of delegates as 1t comes into me CITY. Inc
Young men and young women composing 'his COM
n,,,tae will wear white yachting caps OF a peculiar
design. In order that they may be the more easily
d,st,nguishcd when information is desired
Several bands Of young people from the Rccepuoh
Committee left Montreal this evening and Will meet
the special excursions they como within loo h'ie
of Montreal and accompanying the delegates VIII
pve all desired information before the parties r"Vh
the city, Maps of Montreal have been Issued WIN
all the important places in the city prominently
marked and each delegate Will receive one OF 'nN'
In addition TO the Christian Endcavor maple leai
badge which will be presented him upon his arrival
Mt the HEADQUARTERS of the local committee at the
New-York Life Building
Besides the Drill Hall and the mammoth tent which
has been erected on the Parade Ground opposite 10
IT, five of the largest churches In the CITY WI" Nv up"
for the meetings OF the convention These are Inc
American Presbyterian Church. ST. James Mc'hoNlN'
Episcopal Church st. Matthew'S Presbyterian 'hurch
the Douglas Methodist Church and the ErSkine Pres
byterian Church.
The delegates will have a rare treat THIS year III
the way Of a programme. special efforts nave pee"
made to secure good speaker, for the early morning
PRAYER meetings which will be made special feature
OF the convention The Montreal committee mas Wv
cided that there shall be estate lines drawn ''S
gear nor seats assigned for the delegations from ''
different States Territories and Provinces IN" 'ou'So
followed in the convention In NcwlOrk last S'"i'
The change was made necessary because OF the Si""
famous meetings held In The two largr auditorium,
There will be no souvenir programme, ms year. un>
feature having been done away With nj the W-cuu
Uuest of the United society. Tho programme WIN ="
snppied bv the United society and l. simple hooh''
containing full information about The order "I cA'oS
and the speakers the hymns Ia j." SniE an l'P' u
10 be recited Ii will also contain blank pages loi
notes. -. x,o,olI, Gno
Ionis F. Lindsay of II. Louis. and W. ~ O4i,eS' "l
Montreal will be the musical directors Whn" 'n'
Cornetists will be- Robert f. Bnrelsh. OF koch's'r
and the Park Sisters, OF New-lork Clty'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

nEADfOID ACADEMY,
~ For higher cducatIOn ~ women. AIply u,
Nils IDA /. ALLEN. BIadloh. Macs.
IL WIGHT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ENGIEwOOD " !
~ New and pleasant hons finest educational adj
College preparation. Early applications Necessary.
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3n5irultlpn.
For Roth So,ea-City.

nN TUESDAY. Sr.rr s THE PACKARD 'oLi'E''E
" will rcopcn ft Student. ana tno' VINO come
first and work bo-t Will stand tn" b-t chance OF stns
urourb during the yeir and being ready for hl'iness
There Ia, been ouch demand quaiih'I '''F"' and
stcnorraphcrs during the past year that W. ha'' ho' brn
able 10 meet it. W have pic many hnH''' young
men ana women. and coull have placed - many more
we had hal them. III" great = rani NJ been Tor
young men scnorraphcr>. And her j. 9"ol pace =
SAY that the young men who lr 10 81 on J" D'''H'~H
make mistake ~ not learning st.nocIapnv. 1t /, folly
10 imagine that ccau. the girl have tihe w "-''pW
and ar masking Success Of il an1u'i'-'' 'h' boNH
are ruled out. There many hr-tc''' '''"''I'lhc
position, that young cannot MI ana N IT, IL no
line Of clerical work which promises 80 hl'h h q wy
Of remuneration and advancement a -t"no-r'ph' The
Packard school OF Stonoera9hy stands quit" al c neal Ia
hi. country and persons who hold tn diplomas Of this
school don't have around for hu~inc~ Ih'y have
a pull" that il worth fir than any political backlog
The Familiar Talk Bu-nc-, Haucluoh gives iuH
inflammation about ths School " St,noeraphy and contains
other valuable matter. II will b. sent on Application 10
>. S. PACKARD
lit Now " EE
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CLYDE LINE.

IGOR l. y T..
n UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS -
Top 9 i ,SGOW IA LOS DON d ERRY
From pier 81 Y. H.. 100, ~ west 2ithst
: : fiIY OF 'ROMi. ......... sat. sept .. p. m.
saloon 80 aud upv'rt. Sound Cabin, $50
Furn,s-a July i. ~. Nch9ria. July 20 . a m;
cabin. - and npT,afl second Olon' S'o' S'e'''se'
CNEfX rXCURSIoN TICKETS At REDUCED RATES.
Eor daft tour and othcr Information apply 10
nTNDTESoN BROTHERS. Bowling Grr'n. New-York
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Sta0t unD Gonntp.

s@r 2ieblins Der Sausfrauen =
piQsburp's 8ef - berfauft bel Sreb. s.
Wibmaper. $50 2ada. Mpe.
sV 2oiaIe yiadridtsn iinbet man
aud auf Der 4. unb s. Seite.
- abpoiat GbarIss 8. Weas IN mad
BEN Commonwealth @ebdube umss3ossn.
- Die ..Gribune" bat ben Gpntrafi
idr ben Druid Der Dablssttel erbaItsn.
Sn @OntrOie fesn MOntas Na4l
ieds 8oa S6nes.
= Der 1oS bat in Wo1enfrif in
osuti&sn arsifsn fart uufssrdumt.
- @eridtsidreibsr 3bomas helIts i'm
Sanuar Ill Seiratbslisenisn aus.
= Die Didion @srie babsn siusn
4uftrae fiir nsun 2oiomctipen far bic
Ontario & @sfern Babn erbalten.
- Der MIbIsnbsiibsr GoIpin SepboIi
itarite am Ncntae gla6mittas auf isinsm
@runbfttd uno bra& ben linfsn Mrm.
- 9as @asnsr Gon1ert am Somitas
abenb ipar gut bsiudt unb Elm eldn3sn'
Der muiifaliider GrfOIs.
= RaH sIaubt, bic Carbon Strabs
Bride in einiseu Gasen BEN 0srfsbr
ibsrssben sa iSnnsn.
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6rabtratb.
Common Council. 81.


SIN ber beutisen Sibuns 1T enoli& elm
srnftli1er 8eriu& semadt iporoen, bic
S1iadenbadfeine elmer sriinbIidenprobe
su untertperfen. inbem cine 0erorbnune
eineebradt ipurbe sur pfaferuns bon
Mlabiion Mbenue NIT bieism Wateriale !;
bic gHaferuns foQ iid eritreden bon
2inoen sur @ibfon Strabs unb bic 8oiter
werben auf s2.45 per Nuabratparb, obsr
insseiammt $25. 900 perani&Iast; bic
Mrbeit mub in bier Wonaten na4 8ers
ssbuns bes Gontraftes roaenbet Iein.
Die Berorbnune gum Infauf elmer
@nele gerbrennunesanitaIt fiir AbfGae
paiiirte. erfte unp speiis 2siuns.
Die 8eroronuns 3ur Mussabe bon
Bombs gum Betraee BON Sl44. 900 sur
GinISiuns Der Aussabe bon 1879 tpurbe
einsereiGt.
aBiaiam s. Sanb rsFsnirte ala Wit.
8lieo Der 16. Warb unb Elm Beihlub
peif ben Mapor an, bic @abI fir einen
9la4folser aaf ben 81. Jebruar anaube'
raumen.
Die Berorbnuns, tpeI1e Der &apib
lranfit Gompanie Das @s&t eiebt, e.n,
5trabenbabn au Ieeen unb 3u betreiben,
paiiirte erfte unb apeite 2siuns obne Op.
petition. Die Babn ioa anssbli& bon
9adatpanna Apsnue nad Yetersburs,
Dunmore unb Olppbant fIbren.
grite uno stpeiis 2siuns pahirten fer
ner: Sur einen Sauptispsr i'm finf'
,sbntsn Difrift; fiir Grpsiteruns Der
5eitenipeee on Wpomins Npeaue, bon
einben sur NuIber,p; Ditto an @ebitst
Apenue.
Dritte 2efuns pafirter foIeenbe Der.
orbnunsen: SIR Elm drop Gei6irr fur
ole Srantlin Sprisen Co.; fiir 8erbsiis'
runs bes Neptune Spribenbauies.
gleue BorIasen ipurben einserei&t
DAT ber Stabtihreiber 3u Mngeboten fir
metaLifde file cases far bas Stabtse.
bdubs auiforbsre; bssSIei4sn bic nsus
8onbperorbnuns.
~ Common GounciI, 81. Sanuar.
Ser 8apib Traniit Gompanie, oeren
8srorhnuns borber ,lpei 2eiunsen obne
Oppofition paiiirte, itebsn iest bod er'
bsbl,1e S9mieriefeiten bepur, uno sipar
ideinen bieie niht bic @runbbeiter al.
Elm 3u MAIDEN, fonbsrn aud bic Del. &
.. So. bur4 ibrs &epraisntantsn i'm
Stabtraibe.
3uerit tpurben ginipenounRn sesen
cine ipeitere @ripd8uns Der MnSsIe5enbeli
ssmadt, tpeiI bas sufdnbise Gomite feline
Sisuns absebalten aur grtpdsuns be,
8srorbnuns. Damn bate bic Gompanie
bisber oeriaumt, einen Bont eintraeen su
laRsn, Der iie ibrerieits sur slufredter.
baliuns ibrer Beripre4unsen binbet.
Die 8srorbnune ipurbe nunmebr auf atpes
Woden neridoben.
D,s 8erOrbnuns fiir cine gnsIe Ser.
brsnnupssantalt fur Mbfdae paiirts
brittle 2eiuns, bod tparb Der Napor ers
iu1t, biefelbe nibt au untsri1rsiben, bls
Die GOmpanie einen Bomb unter3eihnet,
pab ibr Ofen aud allen Gripartun8en
sntiprede.
Die 8erorbnuns fdr einsn Setper i'm
iedfen Diitrift wurbe amenbirt.
Ser Strabenfommifdr tparb ansetpie'
fen. bic Seiperbaiins 70 oft su reinissn.
ais es n6tbis iei, UNI aas tpeitsren Siaus
ungen 5u cermeioen.
grfte unb siueite 2siuns pahirten bic
8eroronunsen fiir cine 8sbauiung fa,
bic Columbia SdIaud Co., uno fur ben
oauptiemer i'm brei;ebnten Diitrift.
Dr,tte 2eiune paiilrten folsenoe 8sr'
orbnunsen: Sur sinen Sauptiewer i'm
fiinften Diitritt: 8srsnssruns pon Wsb.
tier Nuenue unb NuIberrp Strube. I.
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Mdbeten perlan9t:
! Gin jupfrIa6ists bsutltts WSphtn fir alse
nltine 3ausarbsit. Ra&lufrassn NS. 412
Ncnrpe Apenus.
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S|nrfoun< euergifts arbettsr iiberan
~yeI.W"3-- fir ,gbepp's pbotogras
pbien Der @elt"; bas Dspsuisnofs YuS osr
GIm; folfete $itOt 10, ssrfluft fir So 25;
baar Oesr auf abiabIunssn; srcbarties il!u'
Sleeps saHssn sa's S;I''s i iasiss SSs ';s's s's
buff iibsr i50n SGnps. @genten ubraus
trfearsit. Sur 3bOmas 8 WaIfiut Centre.
sias, 5tras. rsrsisnts $7it.00 In 9 1aasn (;
sss@s, e.. Ss!s Ybotograpbten '@ @'ss 5,
$23 In 40 Minutsn; &sp. ). SoparS Rao,.
ion, 9yons. n. ., $10i in Z Stunosn; sins
Bonanaa, cine pra8pOGs ausitattans nur
$I.Ol. 8i9sr auf Grssit. nor ykp,t
;5ratt bssablt aprsi1r; VT ~S'I
Globe Bible Furnishing Co., 723 gbsfHui
St, pbilaSslptia, pa. pbtr 1853 Dearborn
81 gtteasc, 81 39.4m
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INSURANCE.

fNsURANcR.
Paid premiums on fire insurance for
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Sdbrliebe Slbreebnun8
Der
sadauanna Gonntb Gommiiiare,

,sistnb Ginnabmsn, aussabsn, 3ufanb Der fsi
nanjsn unp &ehnuuseu etr Staats unb GpuniY
SteurfolsftOrtn fir pas NIT pfm 81. Dptmbsr
1872 snesnes 6ise ,ltnbr:
Ginnab
Btiras Der Ginnabmtn fir tas Satr
laut 8thnuna bee COUNTY Shab. 81
mdfirrs, .. D. pcpsa, unp pem
aasemsinen GcuntY- unb 8riidsu-
fpnb nsurf6ntn....................$t54,f57.2 f57 81
~ Aueeabsn.
8tiras Der @usaatfn ppn Rem alet.
mstnsn County u. 1rIdsnfpnb, pie ts
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COUNTY AND BRIDGE TAX.

us or state County Bridge Taxes for Year 1902
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$3.50 spe;|eQe Nebnfionen In allen Mbt6lungen nneres
fes@SsLA 0ei9dfes bor Der Snbentaraninadme.
EgsssSSSG ~. &roipms 8ec !&Sioe, Scramtom IA.
As.1sass1..za1rssa bes I mbr slbenbs
EA@sAss4aAM34@s93@ Samaa8S
8itf bm Farmer I?

gRir milItn. cine 6arm au Ssrfaufen NIT 228
adtr eanb, SpIs- unb Wribeanp, Waifr etc
Die @sbdubs allein fup iber $2u0U wrtb
preis etpa $500 unb fam Elm Ebstl Der 8auf
fumme auf Morteaae feben bIeben. Ndberes
In btr ,,Uchenblatt@ Sffiee, 511 .Qadd. Mpe.
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Sanffa0unN.

Samffa9nn9.
Bel benz Sppt unisrss sinpstn II Mlpnais
al en- SSbnIsins Safob mS6kn mir hermit
Nadbarn, 6rsunpen uub 8sfanntsn, ben She'll.
u'bmrn am gesrabnifis uno 5ra. pafor Bi6.
wdiIer fir pts trpfreihe Qeitsnrepe unlern
prsIiGfsn Danf abifatien.
WiGasl Grihtet,
8lortnt Gra&tel.
" a 6hruf.
gBotI ibm /! Sn llnf6ulb brad Isin Srl
gsii6ert nun Dor @otb unp S1msra
@snisbt er bDb're 8rsuesn.
0nllsi9t mar CT ;u f6paa gum Shsit
Wtt Sints, Weit uuo gitslfeit
2u ftpa6 fur ftwert 9sipsn.
@srstist II fr In @pttss 5anb.
Sing nns peran ius gaitrianb.
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3u Derfaufen.

Gin ,psiRSdists 0sbnbaus NIT a6t Gin.
nttrn, isbr gut sfbaut NIT Stal, Srunnsu.
Wtinuben uup anpsrsn grbsfrunssu Nan
msIbs Ii& bet Sotn Wttub, t5,,2 grpspsei
Apenut, Gde 8tg Strabe, pptr In bieItr Sffie.
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q. g. Snrfteb'S
6amilien : St0re,
SIT 2adatpanna Mbenue.

Die beRen @rpartspaarsn aaer art an
Sanb. 8ntter, pprssaan. aub 3cpfpaartn &c.
Cine quite Auspabl S4nittpaaren ebtnfala
porrGtttg, mic aQs Arten Waaren, ptlt'
man fiir aIssmeinsn 6amilisnssbran& nStbte
bat. -
Das eeutfts publifum 10 freunbIt&f ttn'
stIabsn pprsulpre4eu.
8. 9. 3urattt.
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Collectors he
hisn penim n
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Deuts1be Met3serei
- BON -
Gaspar Sennb,
4t6 saS @aibington Mueame.

VILE SIsiidiortsn bon Der beiten AnaIitai
uub fets fritb; oes9Ieiden bic idmadbafte'
fen Birfte ieber art.
9ie beiten Shinteu uuS Elm ausge3si9netes
Corn Beef uno oas feinfe Podelfeiib ftets
in 9rober auswabl.
8eitellunssu per 4oft meroen prompt aus
sefibrt uno 3u einem 8eiu@s oes 0sl@aftss
freunolitft einseIaoen.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
Commissioners Notice.

In the matter Of the estate of Mary Himan,
deceased.
We the undersigned, having been appointed
by the Hon. Matthew Bush Judge of Probate
in and for the county of Shiawassee, State OF
Michigan, Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons
against said estate do hereby give notice that
we will be at the ofice OF Newton Baldwin in said
county, on Monday, the 18th day of December,
1893, and on the 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1894,
ut ten o'clock i'm the forenoon OF each OF said
days, for the purpose OF receiving and adjusting
all claims against said estate, and that six
months from the 18th day OF September, 1893, are
allowed to creditors TO present their claims to
said commissioners for adjustment and allow.
ance.
Dated, the 18th day of September, A. d. 1894
NEWTON BALDWIN,
GUS +. FRIEoEI,
EDWARD LELAND.
Commissioners,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
ANOTHER BLAZE.
The Grand Stand of the Detroit Driving
Club Burned Down.

The Grand Stand of the Detroit Driving
Club Burned Down.
DETROIT, Nov. L. Tuesday night
about $3.50 o'clock the stables and grand
stand at the old grounds of the Detroit
Driving club were seen to be burning.
An alarm of fire was sent in from the
box at the corner of Jefferson and Crane
avenues, and engines No. 7 and 1S and
truck responded. The fierce wind
from the south had already swept the
flames across the entire length of the
frame structures, more than 400 feet,
and tremendous blaze was leaping
high up in the air.
At last the judges stand caught fire
from the intense heat and it was the
last to topple down. Within an hour
the extended structures had been re-
duced to ashes. The club held the build
ings for sale at 81, 800, but as no bidder
could be found it was at last resolved to
sell them for what they would bring.
1t is said that somebody bought them
Tuesday for $500. The fire was I'M
donbtedly incendiary.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
Tuesday, Oct. 81.

Varieties new hotel will be thrown open
to the public on Thanksgiving day.
The house Of Meyers Hager, near Mar
lette was burned. Cause of fire unknown.
Fred Copeland has been arrested at Cad
had been raised to S. bill
The annual convention of the Branch
county societies of Christian Endeavor will
be held at Union City Nov. 3.
The S. o. l. of Elmer City, Sanilac coun-
ty, will have n big celebration Nov. g.
Brass bands, famous speakers, fireworks
and dances.
An otter was recently killed at Paw Paw
lake by u carpenter He surprised the
animal short distance from the water,
and struck it with his square.
At Adrian, Monday morning, Mrs. Luz
cinda Aldrich, a widow lady who lives
alone, was found by neighbors in an I'M
conscious condition, gas from coal stove
being the cause. She was soon restored
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
STATE ITEMS.
Thursday. Oct. 90.

There are four mild cases of typhoid
fever at Vicksburg, caused by drinking
impure water.
Lapeer people are subscribing literally
to a fund to secure the location of the home
for the feeblemihded in that city.
There will be review of Company G.,
Third regiment Michigan cavalry at Whit
more lake Wednesday, Nov. |. All MEM
bers OF that company are cordially invited.
Rev. II. II. Williams, who has been pas
tor of the Congregational church at Gin
ton for the past seven years, leaves this
week for his new field of labor at Rich
mond.
The Clinton woolenmill which has
bravely withstood the financial depression
thus far, commenced working on three
quarters time Monday, owing TO scarcity
of orders.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
Friday, Oct. 81.

The county seat of Benzie county has
been fixed at Crystal City, and buildings
will soon be erected there
During the past two days IL new cases of
diphtheria have been reported in Bay City.
This breaks the record
The supervisors of Presque Isle county
have audited the bill of James Mcnamara
for services in the Molitor cases 1t
amounted to l,750.
William Kelley, Sidnaw lumberman
fell down in the road and was run over by
a heavy wagon. He will probably lose his
legs if not his life.
Richard Hines, who lives at Holland,
values his fingers at $1,000 each. He has
brought suit against a local factory for the
loss of all the digits on his left hand.
The state fire insurance agents have de-
cided to raise rates on Nov. l and enforce
the so per cent county insurance clause.
This will materially affect the small
towns.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
ASSASSIN'S BULLETS
CAUSE THE DEATH OF MAYOR CAR
TER HARRISON.

The Man Who Committed the Terrible
Deed Was Eugene Patrick Prendergast.
sPaper Carrier. Who Claims the Mayor
Promised Him an Office.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Another crazy
crank has done his deadly work, and
Carter n. Harrison, five times mayor
Of Chicago and one of the best known
mon in the west, lies dead in his home,
231 South Ashland boulevard.
Three bullets entered his body, two
Of them making wounds sufficient to
cause death. The murder was COM
mitted by Eugene Patrick Prendergast,
q paper carrier, who declared that
Mayor Harrison had promised to make
him corporation counsel and had not
kept his word. This. he said, was his
only reason for committing the crime.
The only persons in the house at the
time beside Mr.. Harrison were his son,
William Preston Harrison, % years Of
age, and the servants. Shortly before
8 O'Clock the doorbell rang, and when
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gently open and in walked small,
Bmooth-shaven man, poorly dressed,
and carrying a revolver in his hand,
He shook like man with palsy, his
face was white and drawn, great drops
Of perspiration chased each other down
his face, and his lettering limbs seemed
scarcely able to hold him upright. He
walked up to Mcdonald, who is a
powerful fellow feet tall, and looking
him straight in the eyes, said
81 did it."
"You did it2" asked Mcdonald.
"Yes, did it,"
"Did whatr said the officer, as he
laid one hand on the fellows shoulder
and with the other quietly took the re-
volver.
~ shot Mayor Harrison, and that's
what shot him with" was the reply.
as Prendergast made motion with his
hand toward the revolver.
What made you do it," asked Nc
Donald.
He said he would make me corpora
ton counsel. and he did not do it.
That's what shot him for"
That was all there was about it.
Nothing dramatic, no bravado, he spoke
of his crime as though it was nothing
out Of the ordinary and matter en-
tirely to be expected.
He was trembling so that he could
scarcely stand, and the officer led him
to chair and asked few more ques-
tons to which Prendergast had but one
reply.
HE said he would make me corpora
ton counsel. He did not and shot
him. ! meant to shoot him and went
there to do it,"
He said that after leaving the Har-
rison house he had taken a street car
and started toward Desplaines street
station with the object of giving him
self up.
1.-THE car did not go very fast" he
said, ''or I would have been here
sooner"
AS the station where he gave himself
up is just four blocks over one mile
from the Harrison residence, he scarcely
had time to do otherwise than as he
said.
Mayor Harrison was to have been
married in a few days to Miss Annie
Howard, well known young lady of
New Orleans.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
Saturday. Oct. 2S.

A fine deposit of high grade limestone
has been discovered at Newport, Monroe
county.
Hancock people say the traffic through
Portage lake has never been as heavy as it
is now.
A Saginaw lumberman says wages of
men in the woods will average $40 to $22 a
month, against $50 to 500 last year.
A new telephone company offers to
provide Grand Rapids citizens with $24
telephones and the city with free tele-
phones if only they be granted a franchise.
Lumon Gee of Alma was elected presi-
dent of the Twelfth District Sunday school
association, embracing the counties of Isa-
bella, MOntcalm and GratiOt.
The new cadet officers at Orchard Lake
have been announced. The captains are
ID: A. Baxter OF Lima, o., wv. G. Riser of
Buel of Chicago
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-03
New Michigan Corporations.

LANSING, Oct. 31.-During the past
week the following corporations filed
articles of association with the secre-
tary of state: Gibsonville Altruist
Community, Grand Blanc, $21, 100;
Jonesville Electric Light and Power
company, Jonesville, $4,000; Economy
Ledger Publishing company, Grand
Rapids. $1,000; Holland Furniture com
pany, Holland, $4,000; Michigan Elec-
trio company, Detroit, $4,000; Wood
land Creamery company, Woodland,
"a, 200; Union Heater and Supply COM
pany, Detroit, $40, 900; Hammond Beef
company, Detroit, $50, 900; Menominee
and Northern Railroad company, Me-
nominee. $50. 900.