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The record-union., 1893-12-23
Miss Brothers Sale

Large hat sale, beginning at o'clock
to-day. See display in window. Price,
81 80.
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Carve Dat Possum.

Egg nogg, roast turkey, possum an
sweet tates. Every body come. Ed Re-
go's office, zoos st, Christmas day.
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To-DAY will long be remembered by
those who call and inspect the market of
Odell & Herzog.
The record-union., 1893-12-23

Do NOT forget to call and inspect the
holiday display of fine meats at Odell &
Herzog's market to-day.
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PURE Xmas cream mixed candy 25e
a pound at Barton's, SO j street.
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GARZoLFs California Market is the
best place to get your turkeys. 10 X
street.
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BORN.

BUY your Xmas candies at Bartons.
$40 j street.
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We have a large collection Of Perfumes
and Sachet Powders including in the former
many novelties.
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Third and Fourth. Sacramento Market,
Curtis & Herzog, 30S, 80, 3l2 X street.
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Special value in Full Kid Body Dolls with
shoes and stockings, length twenty inches.
Price, 81
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FRESH ranch eggs, soc, ? dozen 55c;
new raisins, &c a pound; turkeys at low
est price. Simons & Beesley, $40 K.
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4-Acccommodatfons FIRST-CLASS. Free
W. j. ELDER. Manager.
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Those who elect to devote at least a
portion of the Christmas holiday to re-
ligious worship will find much to interest
them. In most of the churches the
Christmas services will be held to-mor-
row, but at the Cathedral and st. Paul's
(EpiscopaD there will be special services
on Monday
The record-union., 1893-12-23

Large Hair-covered Horses attached to
wagons, reduced to s.. %; smaller size, Use.
The record-union., 1893-12-23

DoARD AND ROOM, 81 rs TO So FER
ID day. Meals, % cents.
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Mems Necl<ties and Scarfs, including the
famous Fis<e Clarke & Flagg's Fine Goods,
Silk Mufflers, Handllerchiefs and Fancy Night
Shirts.
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Santa Claus and Team Of Four Renders
ttached to sleigh, reduced to SOC.
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SACRAMENTO OYSTER MARKET.

CtHEI.L OYSTERS CALIF0R
y MIA and Olympia oysters in every styie
Rs- Oyster oS~taiIs, 1oc- ~fs
All frst-class saloons handle Olympia Oys
ter Cocktails Families supplied. Telephone
No. 227. S17 * street.
CtALIFORNTA OYSTER DEPOT AM
IL Chop House. 1925 Fourth street besi -,
Oysters and Oyster Cocktails, Salads, 9helt
fish. Hot Clam Chowder every day Res uia'
meals. Families supplied on short notce' l,
ANDREW MJKULICH. Prop
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Mems Embroidered Slippers, ST 20
Goat Slippers, 81 Is and So so.
Boys Red Top Boots, ST so.
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WESTMINSTER PREsBYTERIAN.
CALVARY BAPTIST.

The Christmas services tomorrow at
the Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. Mr..
Reider pastor. viii be as follows:
Morning voluntary. theme from
A symphony; anthem, Christmas An
them: Invocation; response, "Gloria in
Excelsisn; Scripture reading and prayer:
anthem, 'Sing. Q Heavens; sermon. "A
Visit to Bethlehem: oifertoire. Holy
Father, Send Thy Blessing" Mrs. Dewitt
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N1ETROPOLITAN,

y. w. Cor. Fifth and * Streets.
n1HE METROPOLITAN is THE BEST
! appointed and only first-claSs lodging
house in the city for families and the travelling
public. Terms reasonable.
MRS. Il. j. c. KETCHUM,
ProprietTeSs.
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Fancy Bisque Atonnizers for the toile
table, 75c to SIS.
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HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and Sts., Sacramento.
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THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.
Restaurant de France,

OEo WTssEMANN & co. PROPRIE-
| 7 tors. ar X street. near Metropolitan
Theater Family orders, banquets and wedding
parties specially.
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WESTERN HOTEL.

" 10 ] TlININ ~ j A@A~'
U7HE LEADING HOUSE OF SACRA-
mento, CAL Meals 2 IS cents VIM LAND
Proprietor. Free bus to and from hotel.
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Silk Umbrellas IN all the latest styles Of
wood and metal decorated handles.
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The choir will be composed of: So
pranos-Misses Dunster, Merkeley,
Woods, Shepstone and Mrs. Moynahan;
altos-Misses Shepstone, Foster, McCor-
mack and Mrs. smith; tenors-Messrs.
Ashworth. Grove and Webber; basses-
Messrs. Bentley, Uren and Davis.
sIXTEENTH-sTREET CHURCH.
The Sunday services, both morning and
evening, will appropriately celebrate
Christmas. There will be short sermons
by the pastor, Rev. w. S. Hoskinson, and
in the evening songs and recitasions by
the young people, in addition to music by
the choir. The following music will be
rendered:
"And there were Shepherds. Gabriel
''Show Thy Ways, Lord '...........G. florence
GLORY TO God in the Highest ............. Weiss
''And there were Shepherds ........... " illiams
christmas Night ph Adam
Choir consists of Mrs. Walling, Mrs.
Weiss and Mrs. Blanchard, and Messrs.
Walling and Morrison; cornetists, De
Merritt and Clifford; flute, Grothen.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN.
The subject of the discourse by Rev.
Mr.. Stevenson tomorrow at the West
minister Presbyterian Church will be-:
His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful"
The following special music will be
rendered under the leadership of Miss
Ida Clinch: Anthem. Lift Up Your
/ Heads (Beddal): Hail Heavenly King"
(Beirly); IAN Angel Serenade' ASH
ford; Palm Branches" (Fann): "Of
Midnight Song" Loud; "Harki the
Herald Angels Sing" (Pleyel).
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The COURTROOM careful examination
of the evidence in this case, have no
doubt in nv mind but that you are
guilty of the crime you have confessed. 1
have looked through the testimony in
vain for some justification, for some
reason, why there should be some mlti-
CATION of the sentence that the court IS
5onnd to impose upon you. 1 can find
none. The only excuse that you have is
that your reason perhaps was dethroned
hv Intoxicating liquor at the time you
Committed this horrible act. That fact
has reduced your offense from that OF
murder of the first degree TO murder OF
the second degree. and when that has
been done. I do not feel. sitting here as
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AT ST. PAUL's.

A special Christmas Eve service will
be sung at st. PauPs Church on Sunday
evening, at which the rector will preach
on the subject, Getting Ready for the
Birthday" The following music will be
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An interesting display is made by t
main doorway Of Fur Muffs and BOas Oh
dren's Sets, Etc.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED.
Secretary Carlisle Has Issued His Oc-
tobcr Statement

WASHINGTON. Nov. The debt state
meat issued this afternoon shows a het
increase IN the public debt. less cash in
the treasury. during October OF q. Ill.,
oo9.0l. The interest bearing debt In
creased tl 800 The debt. on which In
terest has ceased since maturity. de-
cre,sed $1,000 The debt bearing no
int -est increased s56e. .6l7.50 aud the
cash In the treasury decreased s4.5sl.-
Hl5l. The balances Of the several
classes OF debt at the close of
business on October 81 wsre:
Interest bearing debt. s5s5.o39. .04O;
debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity si.97l,570a6; debt bearing no
interest t37a.s02 ss231 total s96l. .9i6..
426a The certificates and treasury
notes. odsst by equal amounts Of cash in
the treasury. outstanding at end OF
month we're e667. .6o9. .s6l. an increase OF
ei1.:SA49s The total cash in the treas
ury was t529.if7.61A96 The gold re-
serve Was ss@ .3s4.s02, net cash balance
slI,ua39e5. In the month there was
q. decrease IN gold coin ard bars OF
to.a0o. .5nO. tho total at the close being
tl6S.2I4. .l5l-2i Of silver there was an
increase OF t1 1.2o6.3 1854 OF the surplus
there was IN national bank repositories
s20.42l. .s70S7 against tl7.2l3z7SO4 at
the end OF the previous month.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
HIS NAME IS SIGNED
Grover Puts His Signature 10 the
Repeal HlIl
on THE IEfT-HAsO CORNER
Tbs sh>rs.s rsrch.-s Clause -
D>.dr<'a |. Doer N.H-Psss>d
- the Ho,kse

wssHTSeroS. Nov. The prssidsnf
signed ths repeal bail exactly az An.
oas hoar and thirty i've ninufes after
10 pszsags. IL sas brought 10 The
White house By Representative Pezrson.
chairman q the house conmittss on
snr0lied bilIs who had made the trip
fron me czpsf1i On ezblo train Mr..
Psarsoa reached the White house about
f-z& and xss immediately admitted into
the Presidents oirce. While TIE pfesi-
deaf sas examining the figures on the
REVISED vote ea the hBsI passage % the
msasafc. Secretary Carlisle and Attor-
nsy General Olney xere present when
tbs president attached his signature.
Mr.. Carlisle bad cone over 90 the white
house O. soe the tnal act In the repeal
legislation. while Mr. Olney had dropped
IA b. consult tho president on a n. alter
affecting bis department.. When Mr..
Pearsou presented the enrolled copy %
ths biii . the presicent explaining What
IL wzs. Ac. Cleveland immediateiy took
up his pen and wrote thess words In the
ioEer left fSnd corner. Approved,
November l. ls,9. 6Eo7er Cleveland"
Add the bll became q Law. Tomorrow
the act wili be entered upon the officsal
secosd az TIA white house and the en-
grossed copy q the measure will be sent
70 the stats department for permanent
kseping.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

LANSING. Mich. Nov. L. Motions were
disposed OF in the supreme court this
morning az follows: Writs III man.
danus were denied in Love We. St CLAIR
circuit and in Winton va Gratiot
circuit judge. Ia Roskoff Va Ma
comb circuit judge. order TO show
cause granted. In Banker Va Keefer.
motion that defendant and sp.
pellant be required 10 file security for
costs. In Wicker ys. Dean, motion 10
enter and dismiss appeal granted with
costs In Beem va Newaygo circuit
Judge, mandamus granted requiring the
Judge to tax sl0 attorney see Tor trial OF
an issee Of act where trial was com.
menced. Testimony taken and argument
begun
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
State News I'm Brief.

A good deal Of the Russian caviar
that delights American fepicures ID
made right in Chippewa county. the
headquarters for the manufacture being
little island just oil Menekaunee point
The caviar. which is made from stur.
geons' egg. is shipped direct TO Russia
and comes back again with the Russian
trademark, which, of course, brings il
into immediate favor.
IL is estimated that not lees than
6.7O0 miners Of foreign birth have left
the mining regions Of northern Mich
igan and Wisconsin. and returned to
their native countries since the finan-
cial stringency set in.
IL requires thirty characters to ex
press the business name OF one Holland
firm. 1t is Vanzwaluwenberg 4 Mich
mershuizen.
A large yellow catamount. measuring
four feet long. was killed with a club by
+. V. Waffle near Ottawa Station Mon.
day night
Burglars entered the hardware store
OF Tecple a Caldwell. al Pinckney. Mon.
day night, aud stole about 600 worth OF
cutlery.
Charles Bellis Of Dowagiac raised
curiosity in the shape OF a potatoe,
which had grown in the inside OF large
turnip.
Capt Will Stevens and his crew have
rescued eight persons from drowning
near ST. Joseph during the past season.
William Wood has sued the Grand
Trunk for 5000 for injuries received
in the wreck at Cassopolis June Ia. ls92.
Edward Poole of Saniiac Ceuter. con.
victed on the charge of seduction. has
been sentenced 10 Ionia for two years
John o. Grinnell of Port Huron has
obtained a verdict for si2.500 from tho
Lansing Street Railway company.
William Baker was shot in Rockford
Monday. while hunting rabbits. by the
accidental discharge Of his gun.
The island of Des Chree shos. Ka is 90
be plated into lots and cold under re-
strictions for summer residences.
Case. st Joseph and Branch County
Christian Endesvor union will meet AZ
Nandsiia on November Ia and IL
The Rev. samuel Betta has sued the
+. 4 =. NJ. railroad for $500 for dam.
ages received 81 Croesweii
far nov. II ~ ANtA"Ht Ot = 0HuIf Cfe.
Marie has received a call from Hillsdale
congrezstiousiists
Railroad Commissioners Billings is in.
specting the Toieslo. Ann Arbor a North.
ern Michigan road
Alumni - the Agricultural college
have organized an association at Ann
Arbor
Nine freight cars % the g. RAJ
we're wrecked az ffe Lake Taeeday
night
United State. Marshal Blanchard has
started ar Cinnamon on their way 20
thina
Thgty Eve thoupapd gallons q vine
has hem ma8e in Monros ouanty the
fail
The state board ~ aentai crauinsrs
ss~ets n tsffle t'reek Nosems~r "a
Nepsyxo cospty Susdsy s.hoals sre
n seesian fa Newasgo.
sasisa Iarniinre iaetofiss ell feraae
thfs eeek
f@osias = - bsi'i siaoo city hail
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

The ladies Of All Souls universaiist
church opened their fair. The Seven
Ages of Woman in the church parlors
last evening. About 800 persons were
present The booths are prettily deco
rated. and each is presided over by n
bevy OF charming women. All sorts of
articles are offered for sale. the mer-
chsndise being appropriate 10 each
booth The names of the persons In
charge OF the booths were published
yesterday morning The fair will Close
at 10 o'clock tonight.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

ost dsbste; bot no seasso< While speak
Tag sbsA bs interrupted by a1y other
rsssank the qussfion q the hack q =
quorum and the quesfion - - the prss-
s1cs 81 = qoorun shail not Be RAISED
oftsnss thsn once In every hour, but
tnis p<osiaiun shaIl not apply when the
sbseocs q . qaoruln % disclosed upon
sny rozl e4I ~ the yeas aud nays
fhs~rood .m-ofmsut VI a. a foIlou.:
Resolved. That rule II the sfsnding
rules ~ the senate be. the same - hereby
amended ~ aiding at the end Thereof
tns following: Wheaeysr upon any roh
call. ANY senator sho = present within
tie senats chamber refuses 70 make
response shen his name shali be called.
it shall be the duty % the presiding
ofncrf. sithsr on his oxn motion or dpon
the suggestion of any senator. 10 reqpest
the senator 81 remaining silent % rer
stond % his name. and IL such senator
fsils 10 do 90. the tact % such reqbest
and refusal shall be entered in the ibur-
nal. and the name Of such senator dhsll
be catered In ths Journal - present. for
the parpose OF making q quorum"
When the Chimes ball vss brought
rp. Mr.. Gray spoke in favor Of the ex-
fension of the time In which its pro-
Visions SHOULD 20 into effect He said
there we're many Chinese in the prisons
OF California who were held there be
Gauss there was not money enough AVAIL
able 70 dsport them. and because the
prcyislons OK the act did not allow OF
their liberation on bail
Ar. squire introduced an amendment
TO section 5 OF the ball providing that the
sum Of 100000. or 90 much thereof ~
shall DO required during the fiscal year
year ending June %. 1904. DO and the
same - hereby appropriated for the en-
forcemsnt of the several acts Of con-
gress regulating and prohibiting Chinese
Immigration
Mr.. Frye closed the days discussion
By remarking that he was not in favor
u the biiL The Geary law as IL passed.
congress was dishonor TO the nation.
Morally IL was a crimes and commercially
I vac blunder. He had no friendship
'or any bill which excluded the Chinese
rom this country.
Mr.. Gray asked unanimous consent 70
;lose the debate and have vote on the
oil. first at o'clock and then az 8
''clock tomorrow. but il met with pb-
ection. and at As the senate went into
executive session and at o'clock hd-
ourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
Five Animal. I,o,.,c.i

CHIcsoo. Nov. Several frqme build
ings were damaged by fire on Forty.
seventh street today. The flames
started In barn at la37 and 1889.
owned hy A. A. Schafi. Three horses,
two mules and five sets 81 harness were
destroyed. The loss is 5000. Sheds AZ
LIB and las Forty-eeyenth street,
owned by u. McNally. were set on fire
by sparks from the barn. causing a loss
Of el00. Peter kohl'e barn az i5s7
Forty seventh street was damaged 10
the extent Of t50O. How the flames
started in Schsf's barn il not known.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

NosfFvIIiF lnd. Nov I. For pearlv
three weeks nos. TIE Chicago A South
eastern fsilrosd hes be>n fiel ~ a
strike - the eaTioye~ for bach pay.
IRE feople sieug TIE rsute hsve been
practically cot ~ TIE world, receiving
nrsther natl eof newsf.apers Harry
Crzuford usaaag~r a SO faaH aesr.s
nciin~d b. staEaoa sny erorf D.
s,s,sr.sr a
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Among the instances where damage
wac done by mischievous boys Hallow-
cen and not reported Ia the police was
IN the vicinity of the school house on
south Spring street. Windows in resi-.
dences were broken and much disorder
" conduct was rampant John II. Ter
Braak. proprietor of the wooden shoe
factory at No l69 Spring street. in a
communication 90 THE HERALD calling
attention 10 the matter. suggests that a
polEe beat be established in that vicin-
ity Tor the protection Of residents and
property oWnerR
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Bar Cry, Mich. Nov. Mrs Laura
Ednoudsoo. deputy po~tmistress at AL
ger. add wife OF the postmaster. was be
fors United States Commissioner Nc.
Math forexamination yesterday. charged
with stealing ga from registered letters.
The testimony showed that after the
letter and money bad been mailed At
AlEer u vas opened. the motley en-.
trsctesi. the letter placed IN another en-
velope and forwarded to its destination
IN a Registered pouch. f.dmondson and
wife are the only cnes vho handle the
ietipis The examination was Adjourned
90 N.vemkef ~ Tho Edmond.ons have
had charge II the onics AZ Alger under
several administrations
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
Charity Entertainment.

There will be given a charity enter.
tainmcnt for the benefit of the needy in
the Fountain street baptist church this
evening by pupils ~ tho Grand Rapids
school 81 education. The admissiodui
be free. Following is the program:
Miss May Warner. piano solo: Clara
Louise Newton. recitation; Alice \. Ray
mond. Indian clubs: Miss Bigelow and
Mr.. Butler. dialogue; Mrs Shed. solo;
Mamie q. Jefiords recitation; Bertha n.
Holt. colo; Miss Clara Buck. pantomine.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
EDWIN y. UHL CONFIRMED.
senate Acted Promptly on His and
Other Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Nov. Among the
senate confirmations today were the fol.
loving: Edwin f. Uhl u Michigan 10
be assistant secretary of state. To be
commissioner to negotiate with the
Cherokee. Chickasaw. Choctar. Greek
and Seminole Indian nations.
under the provisions OF the act
OF March 3. 1881 Henry l.
Dawes. Massachusetts,; Meredith III.
kidd. Indiana. Archibald s. McKennon.
Arkansas Postmasters: Michigan -
Thomas X Kyle az Tecum.eh. Alphonso
Brown sf Frankfort Ohio Frank ~.
Roth at Norwalk. Indiana - Patrick
Dillon at Hsughville. SiIas J. Brandon
at Auburn. Lucius q. Bishop az Clinton.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

CHIcaoo. Nov. losing TO the oh.
sequics ~ Mayor Harrison and The
presence of so many army officers in the
city today. tho funeral "a Capt Alfred
Hedburg. who was killed At Fort Sheri
dan by Lieutenant Nancy. and which
was 10 have taken place this morning.
vas postponed until tomorrov. Captain
Hedburg wili be buried at the T,ost with
military bonors lsehttirg his rank.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

LANSING. Mich, Nov. Ian enterpris-
ing young man has been working the
merehants He asks for change Tor q
quarter and invariably is given two
dimes and nickle. Upon reaching the
door he suddenly discovers that one Of
the dimes Ia scent piece. OF course.
the obliging merchant hastens 10 correct
his mistake and the enterprising young
man makes cents on each deal.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Ls~efvn. Mich. Nay I Thr saprer.a
coart has erAsFed Ne or.lar asa~si IL ~
ofis fuil~r - require Attornsy tssuesag
Fiis - she's essgpe ahg = usaa.tsasas NJ
sk"vid SO i~~ss - easepel hse, a. ai~
~ 8tssii "a ti1n is she asfafa q . ana
saia - fe-f ftzo tpfstffs s,.shs
g afs sss ~ fifs ss.t.
hssse 81 e5 koa faa ttssss -
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Hitfs srs'essstss,ers- Resf snsI Ree-r-
red - Cor.ssssss~~.

s-s'sf cv. IN the senafs
iosieJ ~ hid offered Two auerdmeut.
@ 20 leeir referpnce g.
feies fhe frst wss.
-. 'At F'ii, eiiu,qian n ru5e 5
49, - ent trn sarsa
&'i'rf,ifi - - - rsa.i - foi-
~ tAf hfae aofsnE taa faiiF
ssss.'',- - f.e seos,s . 4aesten shaii
be rsiei ~ ar sfnat,e - Z, 80. -.
efsre u a 3nt1raf. ths rre-. 80 s-
fh 4tfect fae sffrrfaff
sii - r snd sb1if aaa.pss,- ne -
saia sns se@su Ft1cseiisgss - z.ts
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Rsr CuY. Mich. Nov. l. The lumber
shipments from saginaw river ports in
October were q. foiiovs Bay CITY
Lumher. To Bufalo. sNso'0 feet.
Tonasania, t.37a.oso. Tol>sio. sf.k5O
Erie. 1sgT .ono; Cleveland. 142aCss po.
trosi. -. .ooo. total. ii. 7.ssss,ooo sAineie-
To Cieypiaod. i.otsSoul. Tonsuaa,ia
6Fo0po. Toledo 3n0n Sseinae shin
meat LHneef to Tcrs~snsia. i.tOoni0
fect. Rlsck Rock. 1psanD. Cleveland
N3Op. total 49, ota
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

James Grenpols % Wexford county
pleaded guilty in the United Stases
court few days since 20 treepsseing on
government land In his county. and ves
terday Judge severens sentenced him 10
-four months Imprisonment in tho Wex.
ford county jail and 20 pay fne of
e22a he 10 10 stand committed until
the fine is paid The trespass consisted
Of illegally taking government timber.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

sssfcusent of the Nints and Comm.
troiier of the Trr.surt.

WssHISeros. Nov I. Coinage ere.
eusso =, ne seveFai mints ~ the United
otstsS -, tne month ot octoeer agkre
gated I.tt1lfo pieces % the valuR q
ss.''.s, ss Ie.ioss Soid pisces.
.'ste,trs ssaee ss.t~o. silver pl4ces.
is>s1 sstue sttsuh minor foin
pieces t.si0.eoo value sso. leo. The
statement of the ennptroilcr n the Fur
reacy sho~s that since October. lsss2
the Inerease IN national hank nbtea
amounted - tbi ~. o.. ana Tor Os-to.
ber. istgS esel .>p4. masiux the total na.
tiossl bank notes outstanding on Otto.
her n. is<kl s1ua2l4 lgsi
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

Minss Instructed Not to Buy ANY
More silver.

WssHrscroS. Nov. i.-Secretary Car
Iisle expressed himself az highly graft.
fed az the passage of the repeal bill.
Acting Superintendent Preston OF the
mInt bureau after consulting with Sec.
rotary Carlisle, telcgrsphed 70 all the
hl.eo States mints not 10 make any
'aftnef purcnsses OF silver. Of tho
silyor offered today. one dealer had de.
ciined to accept the counter Offer of
s,sA Two lots sggregating 5.oooouaees
had not been heard from and. unless
their on ners reply by telegraph tonight.
The silver purchases under the Sherman
set are clo~ed forever. At the present
time ttie amount u sherman notes dat.
standing 10 sl51.OoC.OO0.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

wssafveroS. Nov 1 Acfirx s.l-r~
tsry Curtis has instrutted the c.,fIertor
~ customs st Chicago. on the arplica.
ton = the late Carter r. Harfi.,n.
mayor ~ Chicago. b. give free entry u
a xroop n statuary representing -Amer.
ira now on exhibition stJsekron park
ehich has been presented g. ths park
e>rn missicners ~ the Rriftsh conels
sicns q she worlds fair
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02
made rstagsshle Nosenber IA. when AZ.
gumsnts sill be heard


ADEIAs. NicA- Nov. l.--Hsary Kub-
ley, son-in-lau of the aged German.
George hoesei Who had q. 80 stolen
tfon his apsffmsnts whiis ~ supper .
fes nights ago han been arrested for
the crime. At the time il
was supposed he IVES In Pullman. Hin
ois bat inquiry a. places where he
claims 10 have been contradict his
stories of1esu claim the Job was done
by kubley.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

BFRLfS. Nov. l. Septence was Passed
today on the men corsictsd ~ Hanover
~ being concerned ~ the great gam
hing scandal Freihufs Won Meyerinck
was condemned 10 four years aad six
months impfison ment. Captain Johann
faehfls 81 five yesFs. L8dsig Abicr 70
seven years; Samuel Lenann and Al
bert Hesseman - fonr years each. and
Mat Rosenberg 70 tao years
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-11-02

II. s. O'Rourke. superintendent ~ the
southern division of the G. RAJ. aud
+. A. Gorham, auditor Of the road. rep.
resented the company at the fuueral %
the late j. @. Waite. which was held in
Sturgis yesterday. Mr.. Waite was a di-
rector OF the G. X a !. for many years.
President w. O. Hughart. General Man
ager J. VI. +. Huchart and First Vice
President W. r. Shelby intended b. go
20 the funeral, but were unable 10 20.