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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
IT HIT THEIR CREED
Prof. Drummond Teaches Esolu-
ton in Baptist College.
DaRwlSAs THEORY UPHELD
Professor Came Dat Fiss-f'ooted Ia
Favor OF Evolution and Sur
prised His Audience

CHlcAaa Oct 4 Bapiistz 10 and out
d Chicago will doubtless DO surprised
70 learn that the Chicsgo university. .
baptist institution. il not only teaching
the Daruinian theory IL evolution. but.
through Prof. Hsnry DrummoDd.
one ~ the uniyersity's most dis
ting1lshed lecturers, Il actually
and actively unfolding and de-
Tending H. The foundation rock
OF the university. 80 far as Prof. Drum.
mond Is concerned. 10 the monkey. by
that he win stand OF fall But while
the majority Of baptists may be sur
prised at this information. the managers
OF the university can hardly claim 10
be. for Prof Drummond's views
were well known before he was In
vited 20 lecture. and IL was fore
gone conclusion with all who know him
that he would attempt 10 prove 70 the
students that they we're descended from
simiana
Prof. Drummond's first lecture on this
subject since he became connected with
the university was delivered last night
in inmapuel baptist church he
reviewed the theory Of organic
variations. and in his peroration
came out fat.footed in favor OF
the Darwinian theory or esoiu-
ton. IL was a surprise 10 most Of those
in the audience. and even those who bad
expected il were grieved that IL should
receive even the tacif sanction OK the
University of Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Friday the visitors from Little
Rhody" viii be entertained In the oenfer
pavilion q manufactures building by
the Gorham company. and al ? D. M.
Saturday the Chicago society q the
Sons q Rhode Island viii escort Gov
eruor Brown and bis party 20 Fort Sher-
idan. returning the same evening. The
Newport cavalry will remhin here go
participate In the great cciebrafiou 81
Chicago day. October q
The rivalry among brewers TO obtain
medals nt the exposition is causing q
lively war. Attempts arc being made.
II is said. 20 infiuenos the judges the
big breweries being willing 20 expend
$4,000 In securing medals for their
products.
At the cioee Of the fair most Of the
furniture In the Michigan building will
be taken % the soldiers home at Grand
Rapids il having been purchased from
the worlds fair board yesterday.
Pavel GreenWald. who reported that
$1,000 worth Of furs had been stolen
from his exhibit in the Russian section,
has found the missing skins.
A girl has been born in the American
Indian village on Midway Plaisance.
The father is Little Bear. Sioux chief.
North Dakota will celebrate her spec
ial day at the fair October 10
Manhattan day VIII be observed Octo-
Der II.
Mexican day was observed yesterday,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

sslt - he pafieBns aad intslligsncs q
rs psstie. bsfsEs the senate MAJ take
; recess c. sns puEposs he zissrdsbais
oszht ~ be eiosed fAshsr the ssnats
eiii eEder Vots o. the ssnatsrs sid bs
seaisd the pleasure a visiting the worlds
FAIR fnsemach a. ths preseat debate
= mainain>t saiely ~ Kill time.
i = helisged thai tbs senators will put
an end 70 Il IN time - take recess be
fore the fair claseA The people soald
Re shocked beyond expression Il the
senator's should adjourn u sakea pleas
IRE Tip. whiis q qaestjon o. vital imr
portancs i stili awaiting their settlement
Thasefore il u reasonable - antlcipats
that On some dag prior 10 October %
the ssnate wiil pot stop % the debate
and begin - vote on the peBding amend-
Iaenis . the repeal bill. II wouid be a
gratifying conclusion 10 the whole mat
Ter II the attractions Of the worlds fair
should overcome the obdurscy of the
dissentients
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
INVADED BY GOODS
They Take to the Law as Well
Is Medicine.
EMBRYO FEMALE LAWYERS


Ass ARBoR. Mich. Oct s.-The rival
lecture associations have been al work
during the summer. aud As a result THEY
both announce distinct cOurse Of
lectarcs- The Incorporated association
has among It's list Ok speakers ex-Presi-
dent Harrison and others. while the liz
ersry association announce course
equally as good IL will be remembered
that the university authorities stated
last spring that but one association
should have university hall. and already
the officers u the respective bodies have
been schemipg 10 get the big hall. The
students who were present at the squlb-
bic at the close II the university arc as
determined a. ever. while the freshmen
are as usual. eager for some kind Of ex.
element
Unwary Freshman.
These are the days when the innocent
and unwary fresh freshmen catch il on
all sides. They are made the victim Of
all manner of practical jokes, both new
and old. aud this. too. when they feel 80
homesick that they are tired Of life.
But they always pull through. and the
following year they have a turn at new
corners. which 10 a recompense for all
their suiferings One act OF freshman
is 10 90 od and leave his RON unlocked.
and as there are always more or less
sneak thieves around at the opening
and closing Of the university. their
rooms are-entered aad their things ARE
stolen. This year seems To have an ex-
ira large class OK sneak thieves. and al
ready great many reports have been
made to the local authorities Of burglary.
Colds Take Things by Storm.
The beds are taking things 10y storm
this year, and have at last invaded every
department on the campus. In fact. the
boys In the freshman class are alarmed
at the large per cent OF co eds and IL the
number Of girls entering the university
continues 70 Increase at its present rate.
IL will be but a short time until there
are as many goods as other students.
The greatest increase Is perhaps IN the
medic department. where almost half
the freshman class is made up Of goods.
The greatest surprise CT all is in the law
department whore no less than ten
young ladies have thus far entered ran
unheard Of thing previous 10 this year.
The number in the chemical and dental
departments has also increased wonder
fully. while the literary department is
fairly swarming vita brightfaced fresh
men girls. Co-education Is surely sue
cess at the u. Of M as Tar az the matter
OF attendance is concerned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

CHIcAGo. 0cf Awards have heen
made 10 Aiehigaa exhibits ~ follows:
ia group ~ mines department. lDeiuei-
iiig mlner4iR tres. native metals. gems.
cfsst4ls aud geological speelmens. 20
IA2ifAio Alniug conpans. Negaunee.
henatite non besseEneF: Pittsssurg 4
Lake Angelina fFoa company. lshpem-
Tag, blue hsnI4tiIe Bessemer: Champion
lion nnlre. Champion. magnetic be=se-
msrs folanfeef mine. Palmer. specular
hamatlie Bessemsr; Plaif minc. Palmer.
hnrd hemstile Bessemer: jackson Min.
ing company. kegannee. hesnstite and
Bessemef; Republic Iron company, ks-
public, specuYar hematite Bessemer;
Lake Superior Iron company. ishpem-
irg, slate iron ore. hematife Besseneri
Cleseiand Cliffs Iron conpany. Ishpem-
iDg. hard and soft helnstite aud Besse-
nler ora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

fzsoral.ls the NccreAry sut~sifuis fr
the Eserst1 hiii As sxreea "a 4 "a
tends tbs chlnese pZistrzsi1n peEiolsix
nlonfhs froza the psss4<e q ths act Ii
strikes cat the sor1 white frum tie
Geasy act. - - y pe<nit tie te<finooy
q anylsodf ekcept echinanan a. le a.
duoed 10 prove the ',cklnalnan il en
titled u register. II desines cAinese
iaborer. Mr. 0ssrs efersd he amend
nest requlring photaersphiag IN e0n.
nection With the ldeofincation eianss.
bot secured onls three votes Ia L. san.
port. the majority deeninx the rsxnia-
tions u the treasury depzFtnenf sun
Giant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

SUNDAY a party Of Chicago sailors
manned the caravel Santa Maria aud
sailed away out on the bosom OF Lake
Michigan's blue waters. The clumsy
old reminder Of bygone days was
unwicldly Of helm and awkward Of
course but after cruising for six hours
che was sailed into Chicago harbor to
the delight CT the crew. Ii is not prob
able that the experiment will be re-
peated although the sailors enjoyed the
novelty OF trimming her square sails 10
stand of against the wind. II is
claimed that Christopher himself could
not have sailed the craft better but
Christopher Is not in Chicago TO dis
prove 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
ST. LOUIS CONVENTION.
Resolutions Presented Opposing Re
peal OF the sherman Law.

ST. Louls. Oct AT the opening OF
today's session Of the pan. american BIZ
metallic convention Governor Lewelling
read a large number OF letters from
prominent hmetallists who were unable
10 attend.
Walter n. Allen Of Kansas read a
lengthy address in which he declared
that If the Bland bill had passed il
would have been the ruin OF silver; that
Mexico had no interest in silver. and
wound up by saying that II President
Cleveland had written the letter 10
Governor Northen which General Wea-
yer quoted yesterday IL was the only
frank statement he had ever made TO
the people on the silver question. A mo-
ton to send a copy of Mr.. Aliens adj
dress TO every member Of congress was
referred TO the committee on resolutions.
After the midday adjournment the
delegates were entertained al the Build
ers' exchange in the Telephone building
where they were addressed by Governor
Stone and Cover nor Lewelling. At the
afternoon session Judge King Of Kansas
City reported on the proceedings OF the
Chicago conference on transportation.
just previous 10 adjournment the
committee on resolutions reported.
After reciting in the preamable that the
business OF the country was paralized
for the lack Of money and the condition
Of the country was due 10 vicious tinan-
cial legislation il was resolved that free
and unlimited coinage OF silver was a
necessity paramount. The repeal OF the
Sherman law was opposed and the con-
gress was called on 10 urge the president
to call an international convention 10
deal with bi-sietallism. The further
issue OF government bonds was de
nounced as the aim and end sought in
the present calamity by Wall street
Without final action the convention
adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

JACKSON. Mich. Oct. AT the regular
meeting Of the stockholders OF the Grand
River Valley Railroad company in this
city the following directors were elected:
John M. Root. Edward W.'Barber. Will
lam III. Wilmington. Alonzo Bennett.
jackson; Edward s Lacey. Chicago;
Bonner q. Barber. Vermontyille; Nathan
Barlow. Hastings. The board Of direct.
ors organized ~ electiRg John NJ. Root.
president; William ii. Wilmington. vice
president; Edward w. Barber. secretary
and treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

fhrre n a rsY = here en the senator-
81 hsrisor II - iahustesi rather
br.sils thst nsas < th~ ssrst,rs have
~ -ser tse eerlsfs fsiF and tbss they
have nanifestat psrFose net 80 ~
chestef snt q ttr r'-ss8rp ~ ~ -on.
tinsafien q fhe silver debate bevensi
~ sstr et ~ s.>sing ~ FAR - -
Sweaters sha}i rst shis g-srrrsr snsa
> srt.tai esfsct "a sesnfe eusf take
rsc--s tef-r- Drfsher - ~ reeess csn
- ts<ssa Fsit vsfe ~ 80 silver t,H
yeusiiag Fii8oas sffer,ns fsi5hsrsfs to
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Sr. JosErH. Mich. Oct i.--One night
recently the residence Of Mrs. Coghlan
WIS robbed OF number Of pieces Of
clothing. including dresses and sacks
belonging TO herself and daughters, two
on three suits OF clothing belonging TO
Mr.. Coghlan, and knives and forks aud
other sIiverware, amounting in value 10
$40 or s400. The goods were found
under house in Benton Harbor. Mrs.
Coghlan has identiiied the property as
belonging to her fniaily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Deerfeld. ii. A. Pool, vice George Nc
Laetslin; Edwardsburg. Il J. Hicks. vice
u. 5. 6rifiih; Hermanssiile. A. j. kre-
uler. vice G.. W. Earle; Langston. Mics
Bel Baiggs. vice H. j. Story; Lexington.
john Bell. vice w. J. Baker; Maybeo.
Daniel Hasley. Jr., vice Perry burgess;
North Adams. Leonard Whitaker. vice
l.. IL. Rickerd; Peek. Arthur Toal. vice
Joseph Foster; Rapid River. Henry W.
Cole. vice ID. c. Dillabough; South
Arm. +. III. Bennett, vice H. b. Stohl-
man: West Haven, Abraham Callard.
ST. vice q. IT, Chalfee. All were re-
moved except Story.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
sroCkBRIDoE IMPROVED.
Though Suffering F'rom scalp wouod
BE tsos> 90 Washington.

CHIcsco. Oct {. United states scna
tor r y. steckbrrlge q Michigan has
almost completely recovered from the
effects Il the accident he met with
Tuesday night while attempting g. gst
on Wabash avenue cable train The
only effest - the accident no0 felt -
the senator arr the scalp sounds an the
back a the hest and bal bruie. Over
the eft eye. lie Vii ieave far Wasl
fret.ss tr.faV
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

FLINT Mich. Oct. 4--There is an et-
fort on foot Ia secure the Gibson farm
at Nhigyille. IN the ton nship Of Grand
Blanc. for the purpose of organizing a
community To be conducted on the plan
~ com mon property. united labor. nut
ual assistance, support and equal rights
OF ALL Alexander Longley of 81. Louis.
Missouri. editor OF the Altruist. a com
munistic paper. and Corydon w. Gibson
OF Detroit are here trying to bring about
fhe sf.hetna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

WASHINGTON. Oct. t-The days ~ the
private pension biil appear Ia be nun
tered. During the fifty fret congress
about Loo of this character passed. aud
the two previous congresses were quite
"a liberal. but last session only two hun.
dred went through The committee
this session will be even more stringent
in regard % them Ia has teen dis
covered that The act ~ june -. islo.
reached the case 81 a great many per.
sous Who seek pensions through legs.
lstive action. which relieves the cpmmit-
tee from = vast amount q unnecessary
work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
FrNERAL pIREcToHs NEET.
Tw~snh AaopsI International soryet-
tk,n in sp@=sssr 81 fss-srost-

DrTxcrr. Mica. Get : The tTeifs h
annual internstiarsi Convention - The
fpaeral 3trectors = Anssrsea beran ~
The Hetel Cadillac here this marainx.
Aboas SEVENTY eve Delegates e@re pre-
ent. President i ~ Iauha q ki,sh-
nvna Nirgirls. rsiir45 re er.r vssrtian -
0r,ser y " DSckere9a. pre~sslsnt x
Ne Nex Eaglsnd 49, ciafsor. -rurrsas'ssi
- 50 sadress = weiesrae. Tte Trtssi
denf Then resd his sonesi aides ard
TIE reprts e the secretary ADJ tresss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

STAIN. steady brooklyn h dreadfully
shocked because a young woman ia
tights sl1 the butterfly dzncc- befere
The Unsoo f,eagae club. Brooklyn
xouh have had more reason 10 ~
shocked Il The young soman bad worn
a erinoline goxa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

CHICAGO vii not accept the loan Of
the Yelled Prophets floats rendered by
ST. Louis. When a committee composed
Of Chicago aldermen went To ST. Louis
10 make arrangements 10 receive and
transport the floats they were treated
with rudeness and impertinence. Chi
cago wouldn't take the floats now IL they
we're made II gold set with diamonds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
ouo warranto procectinrs.

LANSING. Mich, Oct 4.-Harrisen
Geer, attorney for the state in the Ionia
prison warden matter. is in the city and
will at once begin quo warranto pro
ceedings against Warden Parsell, who
was recently told 10 consider himself
bounced Both sides are anxious to
have the case disposed of at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct l-The city
council has added 10 the duties of Tru-
ant Officer Allen by making him dog
catcher. There is an ordinance which
provides for the payment 81 city license
Of 81 each year for each dog and the
owner gets brass tag for his dollar
100 of the 5000 dogs in the city wear the
tags and the aldermen propose to have
either dollars or dogs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Tsss i TIE seasoo - the year when
the bisse sophomore Easpsnds che limo
cent freshman BY the thumbs % pasuts
his rihs green. All then fesI= aygrievei
because the fsculty csanot see the point
T. the joke
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
Noted Crook Captured.

ADRIAN. Mich, Oct. 4.-Charles Hum
phrey. notorious crook, was captured
IN the act Of burglarizing NJ. T. Chitten-
den's tobacco house last night. Twelve
years ago he was sent 30 jackson from
hero for ten years for a similar offense.
Soon after being placed in jail he en-
deavored 70 get the prisoners 10 join him
IN an attempt 90 escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

NononT viii 20 disposed 10 blame the
democrat administration II the vigilant
j. defeated IN the great race today. IL
Il only fair e. state. however. that 80
losx - the Republican party was ~
power The American cup was invariably
won ~ AZ American Yacht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

LaNsfNe. Mich. Oct 1. The Street
Railway company 81 this city have made
a general cut in the wages OF conduc-
tors aud motormen ~ % cents per day.
There will be no strike. but the men are
dropping of one by one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

IL the Cook county democrat con
vention held in Chicago yesterday Mayor
Harrison secured the organization and
a resolution was passed demanding that
Frank LAWYER be appointed postmaster.
II will probably be attached 20 that
mile long petition which up to date has
not been very potent In securing FOR him
The coveted prize.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

TwstxE respected citizens of Colum.
has. Indiasa. have been arrested Ter
beng whitscapz Now il the court will
impose a punishment similar 10 that 10.
fiicted upori the victims o. the white
cappers midnight maraudinz will be
come unpopular in Indiana Tor time
- hast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

- VII tttC &a&ft1t ttIl&t"tIf-
MORTON -Phin Smith, Hastings: J..
w. Milliken. Traverse City: +. J. Pom
eroy. Manistee; Neal Mcmillan. Rock
ford; Cyrus Smith. Lansing; c. T. Hills.
Muskegon.
SMEET's-Robert Finch, Grand Haven:
John McHugh. Muskegon; Edward r.
Bacon. Saginaw; r. X. Stallings Grand
Haven; w. NJ. Newkirk. Bellaire: J..
Kelsey. jackson.
NEW LIvISosToS-E +. Snuggs. Mus
kegon; Jay l.. Newbcrry. Petoskey; Mrs.
w. l. Barclay. Detroit; /. w. Cobb.
Cadillac; A. ID. Oliver. Lowell; Jacob
Baar. Grand Haven.
EAoLE-S. ID. Powell. Allcgan; John
Tawls. Lake City; Mrs. 4. L. Curtis.
Newaygo; s. ID. Peterson. CORTLAND; +.
/. Voorhees,. Frankfort; c. r. Read.
Traverse City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

CsWtco, Oct J. Miss Belle Hughitt.
daughter - Marvin n. hUghitt tsresi
dent q the 1hicago A Northwestern
railway, aud Aires floyt Granger -
Cleveland Ohio. WE'RE married at :
o clock thisseyenlng st the reesi-bcs a.
the brides parents. No. - Prairie ave
nue. by TIE Rev. flr John Henry Far.
rows a toe First presbyterian church.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

6 THEEs champion fencers from Italy
are on their way 20 Chicago where they
will issue . challenge inviting a match
with snybs.ly ina the world Senator
Stewart ought b rush to the defense %
hss eountrymsn. lie has parted every
thrust at mlver with consummate skill.
Ha ought 90 be the greatest feneor In
America.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
Patlcngill.s New Move

LANSING. Mich. Oct A. Superinterd
ont Of Public Instruction Pattengill has
divided the state into twenty -one dis
triets and will hold conference i'm each
one Of them on some Friday during the
fall and winter After the conference a
public rally will be held, with a teachers
institute the next dae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

srSsres ssvors essrss Ne Mt -
.crfouslY injured - was fearrI lie
bas practically recpverrd from TIE IN
iaries received 10 faliiuz frooa Chicago
csh'e ear. ana ~iii start fov Wsshlneton
trisg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

DrSvFs Col. Oct The vote = The
en- pioyes q the I,enver RIO tsrsn8e
relative 20 TIE - Per cent rf,i8ctiDn rasy
- delayed h@czase = the bitter pf,F.lsa
tson q the eagioeefs ans3 fixemeo. Z hief
Sargent sbo - here. thinks the men
shoafd gave Ia and Accept fbe cot until
1anuar, I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

VANS =, nfseh = teinx szi8 sbcut
~ evrendisare e siaa IL ne .enast Il
sheeii - hrssss - miu.i thst .sneshiae
rore foreitse thsn . zephyr = sooghsne
tsrssgb the Aoasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

user followed They ss.sed the organ
izslfioo - be - hesitisY eondition. Al
tAs aiternoon sesszon pape<s we're read
b X y hrinxharst Il Pennsylvania
a7d Il +. fostsr q New Hampshire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

kALANAzoo. Mich. Oct T. Gustavus
Il Fox. one II the first conductors on
the Michigan Central railroad when il
ran west only TO Michigan City. died
here last night. aged rs years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05
BACK TO The HOME
Old Soldiers Begin to Seek Snug
Wssier Quarters
SEVERAL APPLY EVERY DAY


The regular autumnsl Influx a TIE
Soldiers' home hes already ~ ir aud
the Veterans Who have been ca dsgsng
ths summer are returning a the rite a,
four % seven per dap 10 get into siniar
quarters There are new as inmates IN
the hame. cosnmendAnt SFaFos oon.
hnnes % chop down expenses each
monih ~ having good share q the
work done ~ detail aud hg refractory
inmates who have beoa senienced 70
work under the new rules and rcguls-
tiona Tie naonghly sxpenses have
averaged sl.975. bat the amount vac ~
doosd 70 sss5 for the nonth ~ Sepism-
bor. fpiioNlng IL the smount q pnoFl-
sions consumed ~ the honae l1sf moath,
5Up0unds q meat 6. 100 pounds of -four.
400 pounds q sugar, l.'kO pounds a
butter and l5o bushels Il potatoes The
neu By laws. ruies and regulations re-
Fised by Commandaut Graves. Co. 4.
X Blshop and Gen. L. O.. kulhsrfonsk
have lust been Published Ia p2mphlrl
form by order II the board ~ managers
Among the moet important changes al
the rules governing the conduct ~ In
mates u cue pnosiding Cor q Sunday
nofning inspection ~ O'clock. az
which time quarters must present 4
clean appearances. beds be nicely made.
clothing folded and placed In order and
members ara expected 70 present . ciean
appearance. Another rule authorizes
the commandant In melting out punish
nent Tor violation 81 any rule. O. compel
the offending party % perform such
duty Tor such length q time, without
pap. ss he may think the nature ~ tho
odeDse inertia
John w. Northwood a New Lathrop
and l. W. Sprsgue Of Greeuvilis arrived
in the city last night b. attend the
meeting Of the board Of managers q the
Soldiers home which viii be held today.
Nothing except the ordinary roatine 10
IL expected will come before the board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

DETRorr. Mich, Oct. i-Archduke
Franz Ferdinand - Austria aud his
party passed through Detroit on their
way east thir morning. The party &C
cupied the slecper Mascot"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-05

Head or Fort Wayne Diocese Il n
Michign Man

FoRr WAYNE. Ind, Oct. 4. The Rt
Rev. Joseph Rademacher was duly in
stalled as bishop OF this diocese this
morning. Bishop Foley Of Detroit de-
livered the Grafton, and there were many
notable clergynen present from various
portions OF the country.
Bishop Rademacher is native Of
Michigan and spent his boyhood at
Westphalia. Clinton county.