davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-03

Hemos sido atentamente invltados para un
bailo de confanza que ha debido tener lugar ano.
che on 81 apreciable Cfrculo de San Carlos esta-
blecido on Aguadilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-03

Los Senores Pieras c.. son los homb
mejor calzado importan y mas barato ven
Epor traer barato, han traido hilo crochet
centavos GAIA gran variedad on corbatas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-03
DE ALFARERIA

aarero hacery viar loza de barro
Malaga classes fnas ordinarias 81 solda-
dos hay aguno perfection este ocio puede
dirijirse DON JUAN DE NIDO, Humacao.-Quiz& sc
poa entrar negocaciOnes para remro del servico
buscarle sustituto. 45-2S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

oncers Aueass so Arrest q Train
Wrecker Amer Years

ALBrersKecE. \. ~, July la Ser.
QUE trouble with the Indians is feared al
Houck's Tank. on the Navajo re~erxa
fion- About two years ago the Atlantic
a Pacific ewiish IN the Csiruya canyon
was opened and freight train wrecked
A desperate Navajo Indian wss SUE
pected. but the officers could not ioczie
him near the railway, - sss so spirss hsm
away without lnterferenee. Yesterday
afternoon Special Ofhcers Selses and
Smith found the suspected Indian 1T
Houck's Tank. As Ofirer Se.sey Vac
putting the handcuHs On the Indian he
sprang upon Mr.. Bennett and grabbed
the lafter's revolver. firing nj tie officer.
the ball striking the forehead ard glare
ing Oh. Seiv~y kept sus~iing with the
desperate Indian. when saith shot tie
lndiau decd Indians in isrye numbers
began 90 congvgste ~ once. Selvey
and Smith hsrricsdcd fl.~msesvss in che
store. and Bennett. Who was already
wounded caught a freight train TOR
Gallup. Here the news wns reported to
the commanding ofi5cer At Fort Wingstc
and last night a company ~ soldiers wac
sent Ia the scene % trouble. Further
bicoished is feared. but all ir quiet thss
afternoon. When the troops arrived the
men we're found surrounded by Indiana
and were rescued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
FROM PRAYER To CHEERS.
Young Baptists Go Wild Over Sunday
Closing OF the Fair.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 15.-The conven-
tion of Baptist Young People went wild
this morning when the announcement
was made that the worlds fair gates
would be closed ON Sunday. They were
engaged in prayer meeting Mt the time
and shouted ana ts.eercd until they
were hoarse
The morning session was entirely oc-
cupicd with the discussion Of mission
AIRY topics and the afternoon was des otcd
10 a symposium on the lesser federations
of the union. At4 o'clock thirty state
and provincial rallies were held in var
ious parts II the city. where matters
pertaining TO the state fcderations were
discussed.
The board Of managers announced to
day that Toronto had been chosen as
the place for next years convention. AMI
the announcement was received with
great applause 10y the Canadian dele
gates, who have been struggling hard
for it, The board also announced that
il had chosen the Rev. r.. L. Wilkins To
succeed himself a. general secretary
Tonight four big mass meetings were
held. meetings 81 the Cold. Blue"
Green and Red" representing re-
spectisely the northeastern. northwest
ern and southern states and Canadian
proyinccs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
TOOK ALL HIS FUNDS
Sheriff Warnsf Shot on Sleep
INC Car Platform
AND ROBsfD Of Acool 81, 900
Asser ws.es>e sAe On~s ~ plsa,s,res
nsas go There's nas~ a.
~ Isuin - 1Dsr.

MEssns<. Tenn. July n Sis~ri6 ".
= Warmer of crittendcn cpaasy. Ar
kansas. ~ss shot and rcbt-ed a over
ell .oOo last night. Sheriff N4rper. ri be
rcsidas II Nsrion. Ark.. rzmc - Mem
phis yesterday for the porp,-r II ~~cor.
ing money with which a. make he
quarterly srttlemens with the auditor
q public accoOnss ~ fAtsie Rock. upca
his arrival here yesterday Nr. wArnev
recssv~d ell.0O In currency, which he
placed ln sms.! travelling tssS ssd
boarded the LATHE Rock 4 Nasaphss
train ct O'Clock last night fos latte
Rock. As the train sio~cd up Il the
bag bridge the sheriff ~s~ kascl.d
from the rear platform a. the Pub.
man sleeping car bs tao men.
lie wsr stunned ~ The fall. bat
rees.ned h's feet and bred 90 his ss>ssi.
ants. bot bullet froM one a the rob.
bers pierced his ls-fs shoulder aud ara
and aisai,ied him. while one of the
bandits kept up a steady fre IA front.
the other erept up behind the wounded
officer aud With a powerful hiox. with
biudgron. on The heai frii-i HIN e. the
fiocr. The robbers then grabbed shr i.as
of money aud escaped IN the darkness.
The sheriff lay by the aide al The rail.
road track until , O'Clock this morning
when be Was found 10 track walker
and the alarns sas given. A silisgenf
search hxs been mad. fof the roti,cfs.
but no far The detectives have been un
able to ind a cles Sheriff Wsraer "a
considered o0i of danger
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

TOLEDO. Ohio. July l5.--Had the PEN.
beryilIe citizens been better organized
William Cook. who ~ brutallv assaulted
his four small children "Wednesday
night. would have. been iynched last
night. Tne officers made two unsuc-
cessful attempts to take nim from Penn.
berville To bowling Green. the third
time being pursued for several miles by
400 excited men. Cook was sutse~-
quentiy locked up in the county jail.
Two Of the children who were attacked
are not expected 10 live. Cooks oldest
daughter onfesses 10 having been re-
peatedly ouirageously assaulted by her
father. Cook has been separated from
his wife for some time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
USED THE CITY CASH
Treasurer Rutemsn at Bessemef
Removed From Office.
FORCED TO sc REELECTED
He Had Appropriated Msntcipai
funds and HAD Ia Have An 0p-
portunisy or sauAssas

BsssKMEk. Mich. July la-Psul II.
Ruteman, late city treasurer. Was dis
covered short in his accounts ~ the city
about $1,000. He has been renewed
from the efiice by the council and Will
liam L. Prince. cashier Of the First
National bank. appointed his successor.
kuieman spent large sums OF money
last spring 10 gain an election probably
then being aware Of his shortage and
knowing the situation. was obliged To
get again elected. Owing 10 his large
expenditures with the voters he caused
the defeat Of Representative Chamber
lain for mayor. Ruteman. being on the
other ticket. bought everything high
and low. As treasurer he had the Gus
tody Of the school funds. and recently
the school board ordered Sl.UJU
loaned 10 the city. which caused the
exposure. Ruicman turned his large
hardware store aud stock over 10 the
city. and il is now being sold by the city
trustees To apply on the shortage. IL Is
thought The city will eventually lose
nothing. but the loss of the use Of the
money at this time is very unfortunate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Their Death Only Known ny their
Non-App-arancr az Hume

GALVESTON. Texas. July l5.~-Gcorys
Bond. ~ years old. Albert Brsteroao. .. rs
years old. and Willie X. Lawson. l3
,eare old. were drowned in the hay n
the foot a Thirts fifth street last i.igif
while bathing. lios the scrsdeni hap.
pened ls not known. Not rrturnInr ln a
reasonable time bufferowe fafhrE went
10 look for hls son. bot finding
no trace of the party he rciurnesi. b.n,o.
thinking perhaps he had missed them
and that they had returned. MOI find
ing them AZ home. he started out again.
and as.cu; O'Clock the morning found
their clothing on the tre~tsc near Thirty
fifth street. III. gsve the alsfns. aud
searching parties started out in,ms.
diatsiy. At Die this morning Bonds
body vas found floating where they had
left their clothing. Abonf two hours
later Young Busterow.'s body sas ~
cosrn-i near the esrse spot search ~
etill In progress fcT Willie i.s~esn bod,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

The fssckeye souse F'oliows the Mo-
Don Lime Example.

CHICAGO. July Is. The Buckeye route
viii t~gin tomorrow morning quoting
rstes ii one fare for the round trip 10
Chicago from every point on its lines.
THIS route consists of the Erie lines. ex-
tending from Chicago Ia Marion. Ohio.
and the Columbus. Hooking Valley aud
Toledo, extending from Toledo through
central Ofio via Columbus. To the
Ohio river at Gallipolis.' Ii establishes
the one fare for the round trip rate from
Toledo. Fostoria. Marion. Delaware. Co
iumbus. Mansfield. Newark. Wheeling
and Cleveland.
A hurried call for u meeting Of the
central traffic passenger officials was
sent cut this morning. 10 convene early
this afternoon to consider means Tor
stopping the spread of Big -Four and
Monon reductions. Nothing Was known
of the reduced rates III the Buckeye
route when the meeting was called.
Barely quorum of lines attended the
meeting. and AS nothing could be done
without full attendance. an adjourn
ment was taken until Monday. BY that
time all os the lines will know of
tho Buckeye reduction, and the
attempt Ia maintain Ohio rates will he
abandoned. On the contrary. il IL a
practical certainty that another reduc-
tion " Ill he made Ia a cent a mile basis
1t is believed that this reduction will be-
carried 10 the Atlantic seaboard and will
permanently establish that basis during
the worlds fair. The reductions of the
Buckeye route are exactly like those of
the Monon 1t is an absolute reduction
of the first class round trip rate To one
fare. Every privilege granted first class
passengers can be obtained at the re-
duced rate. IL il doubtful if Mondays
meeting Of the Central Traffic Passen-
ger officials eau devise any means
to prevent the spread Of the reduced
rates. We're it not for the opposition Of
one or two of the strong lines the one
fare basis would be established by
Wednesday throughout the east.
There is great rejoicing among the
hotel people at the break in rates. For
the past three weeks the arrivals have
fallen off about thirty per cent from the
May and June business and this is
attributed by the hotel people TO the
belief among the people in the country
that the high rates would not he of long
continuance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
WORK FOR THE BILL
Gladstone Using Every Effort to
Promote Home Rule.
MS TALK Win John suaNs
Liberal whips Are Doiax An They
kao~ ~ Pru.s Their M<ssbes~ Iaso
i.ise. bss un~s~iiAnxiy-

Lospos. july IL Domestic poiitias
lhis~e~k have produced some specimens
u isnpotenf tory rage. The ease with
shieh the government has oserrAdcn the
asaoriss. even when IL was weighted
sith massive clause ., has driven Mr.
Balfoar. Mr Chsmberlain and Lord
Esniolph Churchill 10 tseir wits ends
for some drsice to block Mr. Gladstone's .
rapsi progress towards bis goal
Obstruction a. IL ~as. has been crushed
b. the ele<use resolution. which slipped
the hoale rssle bin along as smoothly ON
last Thursday night. as ia tie coza-
14ttrcs sstllng II one week carrier.
Tie stubborness of the unioaists has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Judges 6cvercns and Sage Take the
Case Under Adyiscsuent.

MARQUETTE. Mich. july l5.-Thc ia
Michigan board OF health and the
Canadian Pacific railroads at
to this city today and occupied tine
attention of the United States
conrt. The state was represented 10y
Attorney General Ellis and DIR. Baker
of the state board. The question arose
over rules of the state board of health.
which require emigrants coming over
the line to be subjected 10 inspection
and quarantine at the expense of the
Canadian Pacific railroad. The court
took the case under advisement. Judges
Severns and Sage sitting together.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

expedition j. going 20 Toulon and thence
a. the Levant when the French feet al
ready there xiil be reinforced
The khetixe - Egypt on his visit 70
the sultan II Turkey will urge the latter
g. ase his suferisu rigl = 10 send a con-
tingput = Turkish troops 10 Cairo
War on the Hebrews.
Memhers q the diplomatic circle here
blame the EngIish policy IN Egypt
which permits the khediye - openly
operate against England
Larger English and French purchases
II fo1asr throughout Austria ard Hun.
gary hasteued the Austrian govern
meat recent decision g. forbid the ex
portstioa of hsy. straw and other cattle
seeds
The anti semitic publisher. Hoephner
is about - issue a book entitled De
Jusiiseh~ Nelfherrsehsft und Dss
Reater Bureau. tracing the career - the
Reuter- telez 7stn con4l sny aud it, cor
nection with the Wolf News Bureau
With q view - proving that the two
news gagherinz esnt erns are linked
t.,rethsr With the ahj-ct - furfhering
tha .fextsh aim - cssntrul The world
The aufhos n fise book argues that the
neritn offre - the Reater Telegram
r-.,nranie- - a ~pufcr = danger 70 Ter
risnv AMI ought . fe sio~ed By the
ycverre1ent
The Hsallufx American Steamship
s,ounrauy in ssrticr ~ ssslss he executive
ss~raan afi,sr~ = keeriny cut q Ger
usanv Rssssinn ard foli@b ersigrsrts
has T'a~esi sii 80 sGrnfies IN fae eifie4
nwuz ard vfi4ess sAnx TIE kassc
8efman frontier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

% shs dis~csoru a Eve bulidlng and loan
sesocissionA u which hs y ss<sesxrs. !.
In minute. gcntiemrn" That 49,
the lsst sssn q Lim He srenas 70 have
goss Through tbs vail ~ sell - 10 IL.
Baxard u man about ~. ssd vesy
few years sso ~osksd st the c~ss - :
prinlsr. HI gave that np and sent into
bussnesH. organizing building and Iosn
sssocistsons without dollar. and vss
soon en1o,ing sn Income a go moath
Tor has services - sccretAry- He IN
vested IN real estate. and until today
was chased ~ rich msn. This morn
ing. while the directoy vsre ciamcrtng
with him tor = settienent. an ~sneoi"
came IN and gave Regard = check. - =
loan ~ one u the annciat,oos toe
ssao BogArd shook this under ths
very uosss 1t the director& Later IA
the day il vas presented ~ the hank oy
= third party. but psymsas had bssa
stopped
The failure on lis face u very ugly
one. and subscribers 10 the building and
loan stock ara greatly excitsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Foss ssrrn. Afk. J,sly T. Ibrpusy
Marshal William q Srnifh arrives ts-ssy
having In charge Henry Starr and Kid
wilesn. sdepufs msfsasiffotn to- 'strr.
NJ cvuft st Denver srrfnI. par ss-i the ferty
The t.fsssr~ were srfsrehrneisn that ea
attempt rcsid is nsaas somewhere IN
the Ee<ios sn,uutsins ~ fkr frien.ts q
Starr 10 take kin n the frsnn. t,us
nothing - fhs Kind tranaire4 An
immen~e ervrd rrsngrsCsf>d ~ The
tieyy.f 80 get . xsimp>~ II the not<rs<ms
ros,f<s aud man siss-r. Starr The 81
cers hs.ss~d sheir prs-snes from s>1e train
into carriage xhseh res dris~n rapidly
from the depot - the federal jail The
crowd chs~ed the rsrr,sg~ ~ th~ i<fi
,ipcs. whccTsng and yelling. and starr
dispIxyed g~ss uf-sap-<~ Re hvesfi-<
sseh - relied Wien b< wss -sfriy
sssissr the portals a fhe Jsil frliiii5re
TIE offif-rs sere cofoptll~d r. 6s<v
their vezJons an sdef s. keer The
evu.d t>ek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY ID,

nf His Horses. the bead chief Of the
whole Saoux nation. dropped dead al
Ne~ castle. wyo@irx. Il heart dlsesss-
tie = the most reliable Indian of ali
the Sioux, great friend u the govern.
ment. ss Was proven BY his setlons 10
the outbreak AT this aseneysn ls<o and
lssl. and the late murder ca February
Is u the four while msn on White river.
IL was through bis assistance that the
police arrested the murtierers By his
death. without l.n~ai descendant. the
mantle Of chiefship falls 10 Little
Wound.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Jsaxs SacCianx - - h The Deap-
sry CAsa

PrrrssrkG. July ls.-This morning
the attorneys Who sepresensed Hugh +,
Dempsey and Robert J. Beatty during
their trial on the charge q poisoning
Homestead xorkmep went into court
and asked for m order empowering
them TO take the depo~itions Il Patrick
Gallagher and J. NJ. Davidson. wlo
according to their confessions. ailese
that Dempsey and Beatty sre inoocent
Of the crime for which they are nov im.
prisobed. Judge McClung stated that
in view of the fact that there was not AZ
the present time any petition Tor the
pardon Of Dempsey and Beatty before
the board IL pardons he did not think
that the court had the power 10 grant
the order as requested lie took the pa
pcis however. stating that he would
look into the matter at once and give 4
decision at an early date.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

ALrENA. Mich. July 15.-Consider-
able difficulty is being experienced in
finding jury FOR the trial Of Stephen
Reiger. the fifth man To be tried for the
Molitor murder. The regular panel was
rapidly exhausted. and tho extra panel
drawn will scarcely be sufficient There
is much sympathy for Reiger. il being
understood that he did not take an
active part in the murder. Attorney
General Ellis has left for Marquette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
kidnnnned His Child.

HASTINGS. Mich. July ia. Parker.
"A prominent farmer of ,Johnstowu. came
10 Hastings yesterday in search of his
wife He found her walking along a
street. with their a-ycar-old child. He
snatched up the latter. jumped into a
buggy with the child and left A
daughter by former wife drove for
Parker. The couple do not live 10.
gether. AIRS. Parker claiming bcr hus.
band drove her away from home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

CI~c1SSsfl. July Is. Two receivers
were appointed Cor the John Kaufman
brewery THE morning. The Application
was made hy Mrs Msry Kaufman.
widow ~ the late John Kaufman. 70
Judge Wilson. She owns tlGfspo ~ the
stock. Notes amounting to 10000 viii
fall due IN August Owing 90 the
siringsncy ~ the money market the
company could not raise money g. meet
them. They claim assets amounting 10
sss0oo0. with liabilities - sl5os0
An effort eiIl be made 30 effect settle
roent and continue business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

FLINT. Mich. July 1.-Two large
barns and several adjoining sheds on the
old Foster farm in Burton township.
were stsnck by lightning and burned to
the ground during the heavy thunder
storm between . and 3o'clock this morn
ing. The buildings were owned ny DIR.
j. c. Wilson. and were occupied by Jo-
seph Shirt. They contained large
quantity of hay and farm machinery, all
os which was destroyed. There was an
insurance Of 5000 on the buildings and
contents. which viii cover about two
thirds of the loss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

LIMA. Ohio. July l5.--At 2 o'clock THE
afternoon a cyclone passed over Lcipsic.
north Of this city. The handsome new
catholic church and several business
blocks were blown down and number
IL dwellings levclled. 1t is impossible
10 learn further particulars or 4 list of
killed or the wounded. The cyclone
did great damage in the county. but its
main force was spcnt in the village.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

RICHMOND. Ind. July l5.-Mrs- Jennie
killed Mark Rears, who. either by mis-
take or intention. attempted to enter
her house. She used 30caliber revol-
YER and the ball pierced his heart. he
falling dead in bis tracks Rumors Of
all kinds are afioat and the people at
Cambridge City, this county, where the
shooting occurred. are much excited
Rears was = man of prominence. known
all over the county. and Mrs. Boone was
a well known woman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

LANSING. Mich. July Ia Advertise.
meuts have been inserted In several
eastern papers Offering ss5.cto worth Of
Lansing ) per cent bridge and electric
light bonds for sale. and circulars have
been issued giving complete information
relative to the bonds. the present vaiua
ton and bonded Indebtedness Of the
city and all other information that
brokers may desire. B,sis for the bonds
will be received UP g. July -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

MILWAUKEE. July ia dispatch
from indianapolis gives DR. Wissard OF
that city as authorit. for the statement
that +. 7. Day is under medical treat
ment and will return 10 this city as
soon az his condition will permit. lie is
not aware that be has been indicted. as
his attendants do not think il wise to LET
him know the news
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

JACKSON. Mich. July Ia Ere
which has been burning for several days
in the refuse from the Emerson coal
mine. near this city. today set tire to the
shaft and buildings. completely destroy-
ing them and either destroying or badly
damaging the machinery. The loss viii
reach $500. insurance. 1900. The
mine has not been IN operation since
E.l...xv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

The Measure Passed the l;eichstag
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
BEsrIS, July ID = II the debate in the
rsichslag today had been short and
dccorous as was expected ia official
circles. the emperor might have ap-
peared in the house 10 close the session.
Instead of closing the house in person.
he gave that task 10 the chancellor. who
read the imperial order Immediately
after the passage of the bill. lie also
read a speech from his majesty, SAYING
that the federal government were highly
satisfied with the result Of the dclibera-
tons. and had firm confidence that the
rcichstag would grant the sacrifices
recognized as necessary Even this. tho
speech continued. have not deceived the
firm convictions II the federated govern
ments that the proposed increase IL the
army does not 10 beyond the absolute
requirements. They are all the more
grateful in that they found the con-
viction as 10 the Necessity of the in
crease, which ia spreading more and
more IN the country. had finally moved
the reichstag Ia adopt the bill.
After the reading II the speech the
chancellor added: 1T is special
pleasure 90 me 10 be charged TO give
you the emperor's thanks.'
Cost or the New Bill.
President Won Ievetzow then called
Tor three cheers for the emperor. and
they were given with enthusiasm by all
the groups. except the socialists. who
had left the house b~fere the chancellor
had finished.
Yesterday Herr Bebel. the social
democrat leading member from Stras
burg. charged Herr Feiehter. chief 81
police IN that city. with personally NAL.
treating the popuiacc. Incredible IRA
tion. said Herr Bctcl. prevailed among
the Alratians.
Ur Herr Won Boctscher said that an
inquiry into tho matter had been opened
and n II were found that Herr Feichter
was guilty he would be- punished.
The initial expenditures arising from
tho operations of the new military law
will he covered by loan Of is.0o0.0o0
marks. This lean has been approved by
the budget committee.
Eastern affairs are again exciting
anxiety In the German office. Reports
from 81 Petersburg state that q Russian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

wAsHISeToS. july IL Michigan post
office appointments today Alec y Clark
10 succeed r. r. Howell removed. al
Gresham. Tuscoia county: J. q. Van
Horne to succeed H. ". Brown. resigned
at Pittsfeld. wsshtenaw county; |. y.
O'SullIvsn to succeed \. III. Jones. re
signed. AZ T,re. Saniiac county.