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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
A MINT C1SHTER ARRESTED.
ACCUSED OF ROBBERY AND OF STARTING FIRE
TO HIDE HIS CRIME.

TO HIDE HIS CRIME.
NewOrleans July 21.-Jamcs VI. Downing CASHIER
Of the United States Mint. arrested yesterday on
charm NJ enbezyllng $25 900 from the Government
Tho charge was made by the Distrct-M Attorney, on
instructions from the Department at WaShhg'oh'
Bowling on being arraIgn"d. pleaded not guilty. an"
waived examination before the Commissioners MS
bond was fixed ut 10000 for appearance before the
Circuit Court His official bond Is for $4,000, ana
SUPERINTENDENT snytc Is responsible for the rest Of
the shortage
washington July ol--Thc arrest OF James NJ Dowi-
ING f. tho result Of an Investigation conducted by ''
Treasury Department following FIR" III Nam' vi W.
mint discovered on June 26. When th" lr"A"i! w.
pnrtprni was informed that Il fire In the mih' h''
DESTROYED nearly all Of package containing f-''o'' III
crrcnhacss n suspicion was NJ one" aroused" o''""'o
tbe fire occurred within few days Of the ''m' LOT
settling MP annual accounts, ard at lime wh'h w"
,ov Administration was likely IL make "A change IN
IA. Office Of superintendent. Accordingly n secret
soryic. agent and IN expert counter IRON the o""'
Of the United STATES Treasury were sent 10 NJ"
Orleans TO make IN Investigations They soon io"''"
evidence enough 10 show that the hre hah p''h
kindlcd TO cover robbery. Reports received NJ ul'
Treasury Department show that OF 'he pli'S vi ~"
denominations confirmed In the package. only sp"o'
ful of ashes r.mnnrd M amount nti'liN lhco"sS'''
with tho nuuunt Of money presumably burned
Ont Of the remains of package the expert counter
succeeded In Identifying only ~l,lo:. IN the '""''
was found much lnlulhmablc Lih"r'ai mat '"''''"
ma, have b..u thrrr-slivcrs Of rsnoIs pine" burnt
motchas and a candle entirely different from any Use"
in tho mint Everything pointed to Cashier Do",'"s
~ IN, guilty man. He The only person WHO h'u
Access, ia the yault and saturday. June "a liz nu
r.nlainnd an hour after the clerks h,d gli';;
cl,rcd the vault. and 1t was not "p'"u lhi ~,
morning when the fire was di'eo,rI'". r,n"or Of an
electric light. which overturned burning lamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

NJ 40 was exceeded by is seconds the run -,
zimmerman won easily In 1885, Carl Hess, on N"'
wheelman. second. ,,,.,o,h
One mile 3 minute cass-Charles Brown '" =
Athletic Club. first. in 2:4f George NJ oo'"'' 49,
OF rcrwin. Penn. second c,,,v
J,.Ifmie BOYS rlce-John Llndlny. Mercer 0o'
vbccIr,cn was first in ! S 3-j John W. Howard se'
Oncmlc handicap-H. c. Tyler Springfield sr'' ,
FIRST in 80 20 Tyler won his hca: in 20 5'''
Erown Tlllbcth. l75 yaGs. second NJ
Two.nilc handcap-A. \. zinHorman' ASour' 80,
whcclncn scratch first In 80 f. J. Titus a'c''u'
Whccln.cn. 1870 yards. second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
HOPE REEVES IN THEIR BREASTS.

Hop, has been revived In the br asts Of the dozen
or 81 anxious candidates for the Colectorsp Vi Tue
Port by the rufnor That Colonel Daniel S. Lamont,
the secretary of War; /, responsible for the statement
that the President would appoint Collector within
the next two weeks. The candidacy OF r. W. u.
yelling has already sent cold chils down the bacn
of number OF aslirants and II by any chance ne
should secure the prize there would be music OF
most dismal sort in the ranks Of the state Democrauo
machine. Mr. WciiIng Il i'auins m'hh"oi Va 'As
CITY Club and was active Anti snapper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
A Young LOCHIyyAR FROM MOUNT VERNON

Gustava Scheire, the eighteen-yeHrold daugnItFy ~
wealthy resident Of Pelham Manor, yesterday eoped
with Otto Martinengo OF Mount Vernon, good iooA'
Ing young Italian, employed as inspector by 'ne ra
Dental Insurance Company. They were marI,eu y
Justice of the peace in Mount Vernon. IL IS sa,e
the young woman Is worth 10000 Her iather y
th. propi tor OF the Pelham Hotel
Schefre bad forbidden his dnnghter 10 rec'Ne "s'
,,.,go.s attentions and wa furious when he learned
~ ,ho ,Iopcment He tried to overtake the couple.
Int only reached Mount Vernon rs the train osarhS
the couple was pulling out Tor Ne"-ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
,,nyy rRrJsED Iy 4 RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.

Thu sen,or me- nber OF the firm OF Cavanausn =
wo,.or food dealers OF PassaIc. narrowly escaped
death while driving q horse on Ihursoay' i'e
ANIMAL frightened by the electro .ar', '.a NV.
', a., aeon smashed into u wagon Of the Cnte4
o on''s Fyprs, Company; lie was thrown to INC
roai willie the horse dashed up me Se's "a
r. liz bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
FOR SEw.JERsEY sEAsHoRE RESORTS.
VIA Central Railroad of New-Jersey.

sandy Hook Route from Pier 5, North River; ior
Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, seaGrisn'' o MOI
mouth Beach and Long Bmnch. at 10, o; 10
I,o 200 A. NJ. 100, 40 80. 80 p NJ For
AsGary Park Ocean Sr9ys Pc!5 o r. . ~ On sun sun
taro for Long Branch and intermediate stations ut
30 A. p AL All Rail o Eo% Ran ,rG" h ,SSs U
n, Ocean Grove Point Pleasant, etc, at 80.
u 30 A NJ 10 SIS si:u'P.ys NJ only Sundays yS
.;esnt Hsbury Park and Ocean Grove. 913. IL 80
A. NJ. 4 90 y. 4. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
HODCMAN'S
MACKINTOSHES
stand Any Climate.
- BROADWAY. 81 WEST Odd ST..

letter was received By Secretary j. V. S. Oddic Of The
NewYofk Yacht Club. from the secr'tary OF Royal
Victoria Yacht Club string that the volkyric had
challenged for cup and the Wendur called the
viking. had hot app AIRED
Yesterday the regatta committee oil the NcwYork Yacht
Club sent the following dispatch - the Royal Victoria
Yacht Club: The Viking. formerly the wendur. has
forfeited the Cape May Cup to the Valkyrc."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
TIE CAPE MAY CUP FORFEITED.

IL appears that the Navahoe will have to coil against
the valkyrie for the Cape May Cup. the New-lorK
Yacht Club has decided that Lord Dunravens cutter j
the legal ro-sessor 81 the trophy The cup from
the schooner Dauntcss by the Genesta In 1885, In racc
over the Cape May The next year the Irex won
the cup from the Genesta. IN the Needles
Isle wight around the Cherboure Beakwaer and back
In 1889 the yaw wendur, then owned by T. b. c. West
challenged the Trek for the cup The Irex dd appear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

i;olcIo, loI - Lamblcyl, 10 to !. third. vacabond
Watteispn and Elm tone also Time :lJ3,
sixth race-Flve furones. Lansing, 107 (McDennott,
70 . won Comprador III (Neumeyer). 10 to !.
Gnu water Witch los "a. Clare. II 10 ! third Slia.
i.Whcc PHYLLIS T. Flo Bel. Dexter, Vocalist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
sIMoNIAN WINS TIE LIVERPOOL CUP.

Liverpool July 2l.-This was the second ana iost Jay
., ,,o Ilverpool Juv meeting The most important race
~ the meeting that for the Liverpool Cup, was won by
Colonel Norths nveycarold bay horse Smonlah by 81
simon -Ga ronnc j. II. Houldsworhs four'year'od Day
colt Dushcy Park, by Hampton-Sunshine' was fcconu'
and A. H. Greenhaals urycaT.old bay colt Roy Nell
by Kcndal-Sylva, third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
FOR THE TRIAL. TRIP OF THE CoLoNIA.

The cup defender Colona put into the water yes
terdsv from the dry dock in Basin where she has
been oyerhaued To-day she will trial spin down
the bay After stretching her SAIL she will 20 to New
port The Colonia Rogers syndicate boat, and Is
perfect type OF Icrrcshon keel. Yachtsmen who have
seen her OF the Erie Basin ore enthusiastic
abo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
RACING AT MONMOUTH PARK
one OF TIE DULLEST DAYS OF THE YEAR
POOR SPORT. TAME BETTING AND MsERABLr
ATTENDANCE.

POOR SPORT. TAME BETTING AND MsERABLu
ATTEND ANCE.
stretched AT full length ON the lawn at Monmouth
park Yesterday. not hundred feet from thu
Judges stand. and in full view OF the spectator
three OF the patrons Of the track lay In peaceful
.,umler during tho running OF the fourth and FIJI
,,ccs N0-onc thought ~ disturbing them In fac
there almost feeling Of envy among the Oh
,erycr, who sat and swcltcrcd on the crandstand
,ooking for two things that did not como-a brcczc
and some racing that they could thoroughly enjoy
II was by far TIC poorest DAYS sport OF This
Al Monmouth. for II was without n single rcdceming
feature. The attendance was In keeping with the
racing light and listcss most OF those present re-
uroaching themselves for having made the Journey
and II Is needless TO say there regrets L.
hc heard when the last race was run.
In the ring the boOkmakcrs coaxcd and pleaded
for business that came not In some cases raising
their ODDS above those OF their neighbors to draw Il
customer. They were soaced a little. however. by
the way in which the favOrltes were vanGuishcd.
Roller and Cactus being only successful OF
the afternoon. The victory Of Baroness In the third
race the startling surprise OF the week. so
trivial were her chances considered that much
60 TO could be obtained against her. Her owners
did not think her good enough to win. but backed
her In the full place books. Her race rsvea-
tim to thcm the time. :07 . being remarkably
good. She Is BY The Bard out Of Ella Lakeland and
looks like fy that will improve with racing
This same stable furnished the favOrite for the
fifth race In Tcrrapin who had run second to John
Cooper Tuesday. Yesterday he got away poorly,
yet II made marked difference In the result
lar as he concerned. he did not improve his
position. seeming To have lost his speed completely.
DETAILS OF THE RACING
FIRST EACE-Hcayy handicap. Six furongs.
Be- ge''ID Fl.
W Jcnrines's b. c.. Roller, by Dutch Roller
Lena, yrs, 126 m. Himiltonl IA out.
BE gen IO-l SIS
j. r. & 4. r. Kccnes b. c. Alonzo 4, liG
(Oycrton) Al %
Tme-1 134
The three neck and neck for half mile. Passing
the lower end OF the stand Roller drew clear. and
he hsndily BY lie sth woodchopper second
l.ncrh before Alonzo Oveiton iote very poor
Alon7O.
SECOND RACE-For maidens Special weights. Six
furlongs
Betting.
St. ri.
W. Jennngss b. t. Bonaverture, by Dutch
Hollp RI in Rurku 4 IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

The favorte prominent in every break out wren
shs nao fell he was Miserc and Miss Fordham
led for furong. Auclian then took the lead ana oy
hard riding Bergen KEEP, him there winning by snort
head; Busrs second neck before Little Pirate MISS
roriham and la Misere were close up.
SIXTH RACE-Sollng One mile and sixteenth.
Betting.
st. ri.
n Strauss ch. c. Integrity. by Sir Modred 49,,
-Hlrondelle. yrs, % NJ: tfenn) Cd o''
." r. D"'' '' y (Lambey)2 40 out
y 10 'A'DoN .,...... mid gelevl I'll IL
" Timc-l :AS
Long Beach and Poor Jonathan were scratched down
he backstretch Chief Justice made the running win
Integrity nj his heels and Nomad two lengths further
hack In a driving finish Integrity won by lchgth
Nomad second a neck before Chief Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

Beautiful Lake George in six and d., III %
via New-YOrS Central. Special tnrouS" "s p
out change every day. Gag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

Timc-l IA.
1t pretty from hae-all to finish, half The
field running head and head to within hfy yards OF the
end. Bonaventurc and Wormscr then began TO draw
away it easy shake of the others the
ish being the of the day. The re'ult was Bona
venture first by head; wormser second nearly length
before Accident.
THIRD RACE-Fr maiden two-yoorold hllts. Special
weights. Five and half furongs.
Betting.
Burridgc Bros. b. T. Baroness, by The -
Bard-Ella Lakeland. los n. (FoD 5O-l 2O-l
Oneck Stables ch. 1. Micmac ouce,. los. .
Plemton Stables b. I. Enchartrcss l08..
(Iiamilt M al Go
Ijchtfoot los y . bergen 0 Ia G-l
MAMMA los car. 1922 01ittieheld 80 40
Madelainc. i0s.-...........(P. Kossers 90 -
Elun los ................... Sims 1O-1 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Tinne--1 :01k.

Iime--1 We.
The field ran in close order the entire journey. In
the last few strides baroness drew out and won by
length The finish for place very close between
Micmac Queen and Enchaness Many spectators thought
that Enehsntress got IT, but the judges gave 1t to
Micmac Queen.
FOURTH RACE-.Thrcc. year.ods. Special weights. Six
frrlongs.
Betting
St. n.
Gideon & D0v's b. c. Cactus by Mac
aroon-Thistie ITO NJ tIamonl IL IA
Prtakness stables ch. T. Lustrc. los .
fIserofnl2 81 6-5
W. Donohues b. C. Roche. no Midgeley 81 80
BushranCer 100. (IemJ W. io-i
Tme-l 12i2.
Certainty and Artillery were withdrawn. For the
rt quarter they in close order then Bushranger fell
out OF IT, neared the end all felt both whip and
spur Cactus responded best and won by length and
half: Lustre second. a neck lefore Roche.
FIFTH RACE-FOr maiden twoyear-olds Selling. Five
furlOngs
Betting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

About o'clock when the wind was at It's height,
Or. McKcon brought word that the new tlith
Ward srhoohousc, half mile northwnrd, was OH
fire. One Of the brooklyn fire engines was quickly
sent 10 the school, and, owing to the prompt
work OF chief Vale, the flames there wc'e soon
under control
From Governor Flowers rcsidenc" th' names sPrehu
IN Conway's three. story house. then to Krllys livery
stable and TO the soda water establishment OF owen
Clark Thence they lcapcd across Foiirth-St 10 the
oppnsite corner Of Ja'ksoravc. ana burned 10 inc
ground the two large flame rookerlcs OF black
smith, Wright, and wheciwrighf, Marshall "A ht-
liz, Inter the fire was under control ,
Fireman Michael Quinn. of Brookiyn. had M
left leg broken while Jumping from the truck. lie
was seut to n hospital Fireman Michael Collins
had his hind injured while assisting several fam
lies from burning houses ,.,
,hot no carried SI5o 900 Insurance on the burned
district divided among the Lancashire, queens anu
Westchcstcf insurance companies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
OILS TO Be TESTED
They Must Herssstar Stand the
Rigid Legal Test
REQUIRED BY THE INSPECTOR
A Parry 10 state Ontcess and q
Standard on Chesnsss Confer
Iogsshsr.

Simeon r Billings IL Lansing, state
commissioner u railroads; Ssel AcMli-
ian % Rockford. state oil Inspector, and
Z. Mc0osan az Cleveland. official chem
ist for the Standard Oh company ar
rived in The Aoston ias< night and held
q consultation regarding the test Of rail-
read ollS The closed cup test cannot be
used. add Mr. MeGowan explained 20
ME Mcmillan and Mr.. Billirgs the
Standard OIL conpany's method Of max
ing the test. BY the act % the last leg
islature the state oh inspectors depart
ment has immediate charge Of the in
spection u all Illuminating ole used by
the railways of the state. Mr.. Billings
will insist that the oils pass rigid test
before being used. and Mr.. Mcmillan Is
prepared TO make IT, lit IL = sing ular
tact that the oil used on the
trains in the Battle Greek disaster
stood the 30i degree test" said
Mr.. Billings last night This strength
ems my theory that the car stove was re-
sponslble for the incarceration OF the
cars and their unfortunate inmates Uil
that will stand that tess is little moro
dangerous than lard oil" Mr.. Billings
will 90 TO Muskegon today TO look after
a crossing there. and tomorrow viii go
10 Fennsiile 10 determine the manner Ia
which highway shall cross to the Lake
Shore road at that point IL possible he
wishes the wagon way to be bridged
over the railroad. or else 60 under it. IL
il the first case Of this kind that has
come before the department since he
was appointed commissioner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
Personal Mention

C. lockwood Of the G. r A l.. and
George DeHaven OF the c. & w. NJ are
10 Chicago attending q meeting Of the
passenger department OF the Central
Traffic association.
Mrs p. A. White and son. Howard. Of
Rochester returned home yesterday
morning after four weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
The Rev. III. Digby Johnston and G. s.
Udell arc at Mt Pleasant attending the
annual convention OF the Michigan
unitarian conference.
j. I. Reekie. travelling auditor OF the
d.. l. x ~. has returned from Scotland.
where he spent sixteen months
Mrs. s. A. walling az Denver IL the
guest OF Mrs A. Il. Coffinberry OF No.
15l South Lafayette street
Werner Il. Cutler left yesterday m orn.
ing FOR San Francisco where he will re
main during the winter.
Col. A. @. Ansdeu. superintendent OF
the Lake Shore, returned from Cleve-
land yesterday.
Mrs c. Ii. Dygert and daughter.
Marian. have gone to Ionia 10 spend a
lev dsys
Hrs w. II Pierce OF Detroit IL visit
ing Miss Nellie b. Rogers Of Crescent
avenue.
NJ. j. Smiley and Fred w Stevens
weot 30 Kzlkaska last night
Mrs W. II. kinsey t. visiting her par
snts in Ottawa county.
Mr.. and Mrs L. 5. Somes have re-
turned from Indiana.
Mr. and Mrs IA. kutehe are home
from Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
JUST HOW IT WAS
Republicans and Democrats e.
Plaza the Elections
ACCORDING TO THEIR VIEWS


To get ths tsnor Of local ssntinsst .
fss Il the local leaders Of the repnbli-
csas sai democrats we're intsrviexsd o.
Tuesdays siscgioa AID here u What thss
said
Col GeoFgs G. Briggs. Fspubiican-
The result - very gratifying fron tso
stasdposnts FIRST u Sil nave bsne-
ncizi eject ca The general business q
TIE coantr By the restoration Of con
fdsaes; and sscond. IL furnishes enmls
taxable evidences that the people ars in
favor Of the systsm II Protsctlon.
Joha Patton. JF. rspablican--The
verdict = overwhelming that the people
have tired q the eight m0ntAs o. demo
c-at nisrnls and that they would gladly
urdc Wat they dill last fail Il they had
a ebAnce.
Len ). Leathers. rspublic4n--Mekin
by NH be the next president The VIC
tory ~ yesterday - not surpFisipg, The
people % this cooutgy don't want the
tariff jasglesi TIE voFkingmea voted
araiBst ttslr o4u interests iast fall, but
they've iearns-i a lesson aud have
sQuareiy rcpadiated thS Democrat free
tsals doctrine.
Char.es W. Black. rspublican-Ths
tarlff dtd q. The laboring men u the
clunfry waited change lzst fail They
bad an Imaginary grievance against
their employers and voted the democrat
ticket - get even. They have seen their
mistake and aow know that their bread
aud butter depends upon allegianes TO
tie republican prlneiPle OK protection
Prosecuting Attorney Noicott. rePuo-
hcan IL proves that the people prefer a
patty With asDwed principles regarding
the taTid 10 party representing an un.
certainty. The uncertainty OF tho dem-
ocrst party on the tariff has. IN great
measure. caused the pIesent stringcney.
Pred ;. Clark. republican - ester
days election shows that the people
have tocoms tired "a democrat rule and
the result - a notice served 90 the ways
and means COMMITTEES cot to tinker with
ths tsrid IL also mesns that Mckinley
wiil - the republican standard bearer
m leStl The ways and means com
n4itsee sih now let the tariff alone and
wc all aAve better times from nov on.
William Alden Smith. republican
The result of the election Is a natural
reaction that follows the unwise action
OF tne year ago. and In my opinion 10 Of
a permanent character which will have
A tendency 10 sOlldify the advocates and
followers OK the doctrine Of protection
The victory % yesterday 10 the prelim.
mary battle for protection 10 Ansyicsa
s4Cor and American Industries and Tor
an honest dollar.
Dr. J II. Griswold. republican-It
clearly demonstrates that there IL .
ehscge Ia sediment concerning the tar.
~ add that the policy Of the republican
party - the correct one. II NO were 20
hold a presidential election today the
democrat party would not DO Ia IL.
Charles ~. Watkins. republican--This
great change - due entirely 20 the IN
certainty that has existed as to the pol
-tcy ~ tae democrat party on Industrial
q1estions AID the fear that the pfotec-
uss policy u the republican party would
Be ovsrthrosn. Tbs di-trust has closed
the factories o, the county and thrown
labor out Of employ ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

Most OF Them Think the Results Are
of No Importance

Gen. !. G. Saith. democrat-It ex
cesded my expectation. though looked
fcr n republican victory. Hard times
did IL
Maurice Sharahan. csmccrat-ft was
Indeed victofy 10 one sense, hut they
have as a reality gained little Ii does
net Follow by any n.rans that they viii
hate clear SAILING an $50.
Iota r. More. dsmocrat-Let them
feel good While they have a chance. For
ny part. ! am glad Maynard was de-
ieaiai aus CARY sas elected. But u
gave Mckinley a boost toward the pres
ideafisl uomiaation. didn't it,
~ kosenthai. democrat-I am too
busy 90 care much and | rather ex-
pecte,i H. | cant sce that il indicates
very mrch 20 The republicans. Better
times se rlsf hasr, and that viii make
a great deal Of difference with the
voters
Coraslss T. Harvey. democrat If
We bad 10 be aksa this was a good
tine. | r4fh-r expected n These
times have bsea against us. bat With
batter tifaes - VII surprise them
again IN l@is
John Fasr. damocrat- We we're badly
whipped ADD wiA nave 90 10 id care
d. ~ they viH bor-e va here nest
-prin4 an glad Maynard vas De.
frsfea ard cad hat Usry wae elected.
When Enarehy attempts 70 run this
coasiry e cam have my vote or syn.
patty
tisorxs y Davis. democrat IL indi-
esiez sosSinE Thsao republicans think
they have . wax = gay uoe. hut this
wti encourage she popnissts N the vest
- thias they Ca carry sonis 81 those
states and - have TIE south anyway.
tcrd times wiA return soon and tine
AZ I'll r. ferxDttsn
senator Dpran. democrat am net
80 greatly surprised II = an OF year"
snd the rsen'ts might have besn antici-
psfrd by she~e aaa make esndy % the
shifting ehang-s u American politics.
The results nav o. msy cot mean that
TIE people afe aasaiing h indcrse Mr
tlsge,and's pciiey. caa SO No res=on
- rejoIee tns torn I am q democrat
r. A. Msher. democrsf am remind
"a a TIE story - TIE niaa sho bad 60.
I guess we've got en-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

The contract for csrryin g the mail on
messenger route No 2390si between the
post0t,ice and the Detroit, Grand Haven
4 Milwaukee and Grand Rapids & Indi-
ana depots has been awarded 20 George
l. Salisbury for $500 per annum from
November 10 ustil otherssse ordered.
The route at present - in charge ~ %.
NJ Brownell wlE,sr services will 10
Terminated Sousnher II. Tnps will
have 10 be made az often - required
and the mails are 90 be catsded IN Gov
cred vagona protected on front. sides
aad rear by sire sureees and curtains.
Two riga oil be required Ia order 20
cover the route.