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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
FATAL FIRE 1T TIE TORPEDO STdIION.
THREE MEN KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED
By Az EXPLOSION on GOAT ISLAND.


BY Az EXPLOSION on GOAT ISLAND.
Newport. r. L. July 3 CSpcclal.-The guncotton
factory nj the torpedo station In Newport harDor WIS
DESTROYED by fire this afternoon and u" foreman anu
two Of his assistants killed while trying to save
tl. building "everal others 81 the force on the
island were more or less injured. The fire was dls-
covered about ij this afternoon In the northwest
end Of tIe buildng where the cotton Is stored p h'd
and dried preparatory to undergoing the processes
that make 1t explosive. The hre-aarin on the hlahd
was AT ono" rung. anl the entire force OF ohcerS'
,camcq ana civilians on the island responded ana
began lighting the nam.s which were rapidly spread
ing over the cole zion OF low buildings that formed
the factory s,me OF the boxed wet guncotton
ready to transferred 10 tho storehouoes was hastily
brought out Of the factory and the foreman ana TWO
n. ,lstant, with Ensign topcart, ha1 lls lal1 me
of ne 10 the northeast corner OF the bu!dlhg near
tne cott.n prc., when the wooden wall was blown
out hv an explosion. Jeremiah Harrington, foreman
q the grn-cotton factory Frank loushl'n an As
,lstant aud Michael Reagan. another empoye, were
llled All were badly battered by hying missiles.
Ensign Copehart Quartermaster Daniel Burns sea-
man Gunner John Klhw-in LandSman i. N'lhoh
and Iandsman carl krnurl were injured Dy nymo
debris. An are IN the HOSPITAL and VIII prodoH
recover. Nelson may lose an eye. Mate Robert
T. Robinson Of the tug Fortune, was injured abOut
the head aud many other men received h"Sh "ouluS
of mll4or nature.
A,cr the explosion, those above the IRE 'urhcu
all ,h,ir attention 20 keeping what gun cotton le
uaiuci In tho building thoroughly soaked mat IL
would MT explode. IN this they were successful tue
,.ir. structure being burned 10 the hoor wltNout
hrtbor explosion. A. soon as the factory was
burned down about haf an hour after the lire was
discovered. Commnndcr g. converse III ""',a""
q, the station sent all those slightly injured ana aN
,ra,v a. ,ould hc spared OF the other civilians en-
Moved un the ISLAND Newport 70 relieve the
anxiete of their facn6~.
The cnus. % the fire Is mystery, the Only men
likely to know anything about 1t being dead. ll'
cause Of he explosion is also mystery therc oe'hs
ro ,,pli.iyc material IN the part OF the bniidle IN
witch the explosion took place II Is thought the
>plo.ou NAV have caused by the thin particles
90 co.tou in thc 70 IN, or by the overheains ol The
,.,m plp.s or ,omc machinery. The three men
killed we're all competent who by years OF steady
,ynr,, had proved their nturSs FOR Inc WORK. me
'n,,,,. had inc Utmost confidence In them ana i'el
,i"t il was throuch no fault Of theirs that the at
r, irr, r,,,rcd The coroner will hold an inquest Oh
,he accident on Wednesday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
HE ROBBED TIE NAIL FUR YEARS.
A TRUSTED OFFICIAL OF THE GRAND TRUNK |
CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF STEALING LETTERS.

TRUSTED OFFICIAL OF THE GRAND TRUNK
CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF STEALING LETTERS.
Chicago July 3-Postofhce Inspector James r.
stuart of Chicago returned to-day from Port Huron
with a great feather In his cap. % important was
the case that the thanks Of the Canadian Govern
ment have been extended to the Inspector Tor MS
hard work He did in seven days. dressed as IA
tramp, what the entire force of po'tomce hsi"c-
tors OF Canada the police authorities OF the Grand
Trunk and thirty United states pC'tohce inspectors
failed to do in two years. For II long time ne io's
Of mail upon the Grand Trunk including the Amer
can pouches consigned 10 Canada, and the mal from
Montreal and Toronto consigned 10 all the western
states has been source OF great annoyance 10
both Canada and the United states.
At last the matter became unbcarabe to the Cana
dian Government and PoSmaSt General Bisscll
was asked to assign Major J. f. Stuart to the cas-"
with power to act After worllin. the some
DAYS stuart became convinced that the thefts were
being done i'm the mail car in daylight Finally hc
saw Charles Ford. superintendent Of repairs for the
Grand Trunk at Port Huron. eX-member OF the Fort
Cratlot Council president Of the Town Council, and
for years one OF the most trusted employees OF the
Grand Trunk enter the car, remove the valuable
letters from the pouches, and deity rcsenl 'f
pouches The railway official then withdrew, locked
rhe car and walled toward hi, private Office. lie
had proceeded only 200 yards when stuart placed
him under arrest. 4 crowd gathered and protested
but stuart took his prisoner to IA quiet place ana
found I'm his possession 335 letters The official was
pressed to make "A statement but all h" would say
was YOn have me dead to rights, 80 wnnt Is Tue
use OF talking"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

PROPERTY IN ATD ABOUT SEATTLE TO THr
VALUE or $1,000 O0o INVOLVED.
Rochester, Iuy 3.-Au action ha, 1',n begun by
John Van Voorhs and SON n lclilf o f. 6. shepard.
Ihio ossood and William King. aenirei 1"na'or
Watson e. squire aud wiz Of ~rtrlN. Wash. The
defendant j. u-law ~ tho laic Ihilo Bennington.
The action involves property f. and near Seattle 10
The valIc of $1,000 oOo. In l-7l The plainur- wrr"
in company with bennington, ami formed ! fvudca'c
10 purcln,, land near thr 'cfmi Of the Northern
Pacific Hailway Tho complaint state HAT iu
November. 49,. tho pla'nfr Inio osg,od. for N"
puipo,r ~ enabling Remington 20 haui' and dspo-"
- tie land. executed 'o aim quit claim deed 70 ''
Ia.h so as tp ,rs' thr l"r4l 'ilr ~ record IN
Remington. The quit claim deed va. executed =,
facilitate Tho CARRYING ont ~ ~" purpo~'' Tor which
he syndicate formed and upon The understanding
and agreement o. f.c part n bennington that the
Interest of 0sgood and th~ o'hor mcmh"r7 ~ 'h~
SYNDICATE .houd rem.iu unchanged In tho flrd u1i .-
~ partnership nrr, nrrn'ui. On July ~ 80. "'-
corlac 80 thr ,ompi INT. rh.o Remit sou. Vt hout
fhc knovlNdgr cou-en' Of 'he remaining mou''r,
- thr -rrfra'c. cNcon'ei lnd delivered 20 watson
Z. ~o1r" warranty doed N al 'h" Land Thich hl-
ackuov ',ls-d .rl del v.r,~i squire. n'o ihru iiv
In Hon. ON D.crul.,r -. - R.mi -rou and his
VIZ executed d"'' of portion ~ NJ" Land, n
Squire Ihc cuufIaluI - charge. thar fhe transfer
T, squire va. fraudulent and "l;loW considerable
ha- sold lar,c trr',. IN" plainnn demand an
accounting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
a. y-tTJU tTT-U FROM KANSAS DENOf RiTS.

Topclr, July 3.-Ihc most remarkable RESOLUTION
eyer adopted by political conversion was tm' Hgr'N
to hy the Rice County Democrats saturday IN dehh'ns
the terms upon which they won'd cnt"r ln'" i"'io"
with the populsls. rhc latter wrr" told that tH'y
mus, divide the offices IN ln- with The foil"WlhS
resolution
Resolved That we demand o the Poluii''s u '"' "c'
slccton uar of hog which is To b. kilea anu That
m must hnye OF the Aforesaid pokcr some part Of the
meat located OF the neck that we VIII not De con-
tent with iowls any longer. but must have either the
shoulder OF side bacon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ADMIRAL EnnEN TO MEET LORD HorGIIToN.

Queenstown Jnly 3.-Adrhral Erbcn. who is no"
at mi, port In command Of tie American War'hlp
Chicago. has accepted an Invitation nom iI' NAV"
Of Cork 10 visit the Agricultural 'ho" IN mat CITY
and to NEE, Lord IougIton. Nc'roy Of Ireland Lord
uoucbton came into the harbor Ia" yacht I'm
,o,,rcss carly in the afternoon. The gunrd Lip did
mo-, salute The only recognition Of bis arrival WAS
given by the Chicago which fret twenty on" guns
and ran ND the Union Jack a III" EncAanir'-s
passed the Chicaro's and played Tod save '"'
0ILnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
NFIICO'S WHY EyPORT Tty

81 LOUIS, July "A dispatch from fhc city OF
M'NI'" I" "Ih" |lohc.Dcmocrat" say that ia" nc"
export '"N Oh cone and honiquin pOcs in'h 'I'''
today Oh coffee il Is ~ per 100 Kilograms aho"'
10 English pounds, aud on lcnlquin IL cents per
100 h"' II !, believed that the new tlN VIII Nle"
about qlooooo annunily. and IS which the Govern
men, i'' imposed with great reluctance. II Is % %nnurr
s'oou W pe an emergency tax, and Will cOpseIu'""s
bc taken on al the earliest possible moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
THE cAILvHA DEFEATS THE vALKYRIE

Loudon July 3.-Thc regatta OF the Royal Npr'h'fS
Yacht Club toOh place today T." course "''7 y"
Cdhc,av scotland. The wind Hight ana lh'
regatta proved little better than driftme hD''"'
A. IN. end of The first round the Commodore oi thc
club stopped the race and awarded The first prl@' U"
,b. Colnnn the scotch cutter The NalkyiH' me
Challenger for the Americas Cup. Tcf ived lhc
uuzc and the Satania third prize. In" br!l"H"'' wv
Prince of Wales boat, fourth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TO STUDY EUROPEAN SYSTEMS OF TAXATION.

Berlin July st l. understood here tat Inc
United states legation, In Europe h'V" "eh III
stricted to study and report on existing systems 81
taxation hi order that ~" Washington Government
may select the len,t oppressive and "h'n~v TO cover
the deficit which VIII result from thr reform o 'n'
tariff The member of the Berlin Legation VINO i
examining the Pru~-ian system IS Inclined 10 iH''r
the adoption in tho United state, ~ tax similar u"
the direct property tIN recently approved 'y 'h'
Iandtor Tn. wcalrcr cln-scs in Prus-m, n" shl"'
a., ma. ,onIfl.iu hlff.riv of fh" ucV tax. ana iI'
p,orrr people consider Il equitable. The rich mon IN
America hoVovcr h. thinks would resist s'ub''!iN
the introdu. don OF ~" tax.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TWO MISSIONARIES IN CHINA MrRDEREp.

London, July 3--A Of patch from Hong Kong
reports another fantca outbreaks against mi,-on"r"'
in China. The dispatch -ays hat mol 81 natives
attacked two swedish mi,.ionan. NAMED N"hh"lm
and Johannscn ~ Machong SIXTY milo nom llanh"",
and ldlcd Them so details are rlv"u, hu' I'd"
murder, ar, .upposod 10 iInyc been do to Tia" anti
f,rcgn Dlacard. That have heretofore caused <nufh
rrniJic ior the IN mi .ionaiio- living H. 'hinA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ctLvERLy CROSSED NIAGARA ~ "AAh'

Niagara Falls. - =. July 3.-Clihofu N'N''S'
the Young wir,.walkcr crossed ''
near IN. ,an,ilevcr bridge this afternoon III Wv '
49,, , .,, ,, ii,vsnc n gale In the c"iitr" OF
ia. por,. lie hal Intended today to aU'mp' 10
brcaL his time record for crossing hc, nn' ~" n, m
of The Wind he wa Obliged 10 postpone u "''''' !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
MP cIAp,royrs INJu'RY Nor SERIOUS.

London. July Tho accident HAT b'fol Mr. "l"d
stone Yesterday Al Ham House. P"i"rAam th' res
dence I'm surrey of the Earl Of Dvsari. Is ma" ai All
serious The praining Of bis a1hlc wa very oIgh''
sbovnt mo- sign Of The accident He looked w'll and
vnlk,d erect and firmly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
ADMIRAL nOpKINs mONORED AT ST. JOINS.

St Johns Y. F.. July (Spccal.-Thc i. Johh '
Chamber II Commerc" ha' presented addross "i
welcome 10 Admiral Hopkins. tfanMns him Tor me
services rendered by N" Ea after h" fire last year
The citizens bali to th" Admiral and officer, wa "
brilliant success. The Admiral gave an at nome
on Loard The Flake. III" Nar,hip sailed nor ialIaN
thi, morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

t' government is not pleasing lust M DR. sent
Wien alter having dealt with the students represent.
ihS thc nldllc Glasses or hOurEcoisr IL will have TO
I"cc On JulN the ilCGuarly constituted working
men NNhdcat"s. Which will claim the right TO u,cupy
IN" rams Labor EAchanS" building. side by side with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

rr,,uo col mly 3.-John >ont"e the mnu" ana
,,,r,.r -, rhri.~ Evan died In jail THIS afternoon
nom rho ,o-ulfs II inluiice rcccivri " III" "r' WIN
officer, ni -t,nc Corral several nHNe Vs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
SENATOR SHERMAN on THE SITUATION.
HE THINKS ALL WILL BE WE'LL " CONGRESS
ACT CONSERV \TIVFLY

Chicago jUlv q" There never has been time
since the law of 1850 known the sherman Act.'
was passed that would not have voted for lis re-
pcal.' said senator John sherman. at the Lexington
Hotel. 10 day. Tho sherman act WAS compromise
measure and 1t PISSED 10 save the country from
free coinage bill that hal been pasS'd hy lhe senate
by an over whelmng majority. The Democrats helped
pass the Sherman bill. and now they abuse II and
blame II for all the financial OF the Nation. II
the Sherman bill had not been passed, reecoinaSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

intimated that II va tine Intention of the Government
appoint Joint commission to inquire l'p ~"
financial relation, between Great Britain ana lI''h"'
Mr.. Gladstone added that tho sitting Of III" 'oi"''
sion would not begin INIT. the Excitement III con,
nccton with the passage OF thc Home Rule bi Shouiu
have subsidized.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
pLErRO. O.PNEvMONIA n CANADIAN 'NI''h'

London. July 3.-!Ierl~rt Gardner pf'''"'" " '
poard Of Agriculture. stated IN th" lou'' VI '"n
,,s ,oudav n,, = nj, ro,copic examination oil me
i,,.s -, animals landed from IN" steamship LAKE
Winnipeg had proved that 'hr animals h'" Dee"
Affected with conia -iouS llcuro pncumoni' i" t,,u ~,
hilition against The Importation Oi 'ail'ui"" '
must therefore bc maintained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
TIE PRESIDENTS YACHT OVERDUE.
THE ONEIDA THOUGHT TO BE FoGBocND IN
BUZZARD'S BAY

BUZZAKD'S BA1'
Duzzards Bay, Mass, July 3.-The weather IS
thick in Bnzzari's Bay, and there are no signs
Of the yacht Oneida having on board the Presl-
Dental party. Nothing ha, been heard OF the
party since they left New-lork
The yacht left Ncw-YOrk Friday night Inc
usual run is fifteen hours and. inasmuch as the
boat has not been reported at any of the ports 1t
is the oplnlon here that the yacht is at anchor
down the bay, awaiting the clearing of the thick
fog which will allow her TO proceed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
CLEVELAND'S COMMITTEES.
EXTRA SESSION PREPARATTON.
SECRETARY CARLISLE LAYS DOWN THE
LAW TO JUDGE CRISP.
THE GEORGIAN SURE TO BE SPEAKER

FOR THE FIRST TINE. PROBABLY. IN THE HIS.
TORY OF TIE GOVERNMENT. THE ExECU.
TIVE HAS TNDERTAKEN TO INFLUENCE
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTs-STRO
oPPO- -ITION EXPECTED FROM THE
SILVER MEN-PROsPECT OF
A LIVELY AND INTER
FSTING FIGHT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
THE LONDON STOCK MARKET DULL.

London, July 3.-The stock market closed duh 70
doy ON Thnr.day. the Wedding day Of III" Dnh"
Of York and Princess May, the stock ENchang' VIII
be closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04

no STUDY IRELAND's FINANCIAL sh5IhN'
London July 3.-Replying TO n question: "sn'u =,
n. House Of Commons to-day by John hen"'onu
fp,rnelliteJ. member for East Clare, Mr.. o"u"'oH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
LIE m,s rnnowN FROM MS WAGOy AND DIED

William suydam. forty years old, living al NO.
"a ,sIar.st Newark. died last night from Injuries
received by being thrown from his wagon on s'urdAy
In u collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-04
PARIS STUDENTS RIOTING.
THE CAVALRY CALLED OUT.
THIRD CHARGE OF THE POLICE REFUSED
RY THE MOB OF 1000 YOUNG MEN

spoKrsNrN OF THE STUDENTS URGE At THE
BAR OF THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES TIE
cCNsURE OF THE GOVERNMENT FOR
PREVIOUS AFFRAY OF THEIR
FELLOWS WITH THE POLICE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-28

The Republic mine st fzhpeming will
IL shut down july 1. aud the Hafnum
and Cleveland mincs. employing DO
men. vail close Friday night fndlca-
thsns are new that msncs producing -
per cent q the ore mined ia toe LAKE
Superior district viii be closed down he
fore July Ia
Angus Mcdonald wss knocked osf
freight train a. il entered tks Grand
Iruak tunnel and horribly manxled
Mcdonald ws< ON top IL the train let
ting n breaks add did not appreciate
his n~srne-~ to- the mouth ~ the tunnel.
ksisnasco Gill ceiehrst- the compile
ton q the electric road July 2 with a
barbecue. Leading citizens will make
speeches saa 40 vill he offered in
prizes fsf the sports. There viii " IRE.
works IN the evening.
The board q regents - she e. ~ NJ
Monday increased the salaries ~
Instructors Nsrtiey. Morley. Levi. and
Lyman from eco % si.Hn unslsr the
thrive wears rale, Ant conserresl degrees
ppou 81 graduates.
Honle Church people are Determined
- have Puritan Sabbath AMI - the
end hss sworn out 9sfrsnts Tor a. l..
Murray. resfsarat, keeper W A. Cc~ser
sol Dentist " "a weich for dcang bust
re<s IN Sgnsisy.
Miss Bertha Rarnhara. q neevsleIi.
hae hyivoph0bia seven weeks ago she
sss hstten ~ Pug do snd iAosighf
nething = ~ Monday che sss taken
violentiy ~ AL her dfe j. d.~gaifed q.
TIE statement that has soae the
rcunsfs - the state pagers thas tssks
tlty hs= css~ = siuslipax. - snsilz
nantiT si@niesi ~ the authorities q the
tsNn-
The Saginaw T. q T VI hi~s have
fakrn thesF 100 into csurt add exp~rt
scclenfant~ ara snkinx GO TIE bs.cks
NJ J RsIss~Il q wess Rzy CITY 8ied
very s,sisieniy Nss~fias ninhf after
drinksas 2is.si q vesy cul3 wnter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-28
srp,s,.xB,,ec

An international loo yard foot race
has been arranged To take place at
Goshen. Ind on July -. which prom
iscs to be "a world wide interest First
money viii he g. 800. A diamond aud
gold medal viii also toe given. The en-
trance Zee is $sO. Entries So far are
Daniel Eudd. Mie,ie. Conn: u. J. Coyne,
Chatter. Ontario, &. G.. kinsey. Payson.
Utah: II. j. Morris. Santa Anna. Cal;
James Quirk. Brsntford, Ontario. Shelf
iield rules govern.
Mr. keene has bought the Glorianna
colt ~ Albert Cooper foe si.O0. This
colt - said 10 be Sithin Few feet OF
Domino.
Ia lees than three weeks racing
fifteen troisers have received a mark ~
~ or better. the fastest being Marquis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-28

CINCINNATI. June n. - Cincinnati
bankers. financiers. capitalists and others
met in consultation with the directors
of the board Of trade and transportation
upon invitation Of the latter to discuss
the present stringency in tho money
market and 10 devise ways and means
for its relief
After free expression Of the views Of
thosc present resolution was intro
duced and unanimously adopted that IT
wac the sense 81 the meeting that the
president bc urged b. call special ses-
sion IL congress at once. il practicable,
and that other cities DO invited tn unite
with Cincinnati to insist upon the early
attention Of congress being given 10 the
subject The meeting adjourned to
Thursday at 4 o'clock 10 prepare a
formal report to submit TO the board IL
trade to be forwarded to the secretary IL
the treasury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-28

What d. do fss VACATION - Got both
esinx thelfriios vha do<s nDt set Iu<se
than oDe or tss ~seks eeenakioa ~ tho
daily xrirki u brssd ssnntSg The al4ii
Who eanf+st hare more thAn two vseks'
vacation viii surely - 10 me sofias
fair. Those Sha have longer saeatsntis
viii - 81 tae fair for Too or thfes sseks.
bat De thl4ass u h1~ til1s viii b spesas
al anne stlasaer rsssrss% uf this latter
class Ard fhs fssixss ~ the varsoss
courfs- Judges Grove aad Adsst of tie
cireeir esf1rts siil taxa = mouth or siK
xerksf rdcrsatlon and each wsii spend
some t.nt az the fair They viii tz|ks :
wssk "a Jui, oE August for the tar aIs1
viii seek 1so14c Good corner and rest fnr
the taisrcs 81 rho tins-
judge Earlin.amc has already taken
IN ths bag show AMI will. Dc thiaks.
make another visit later IN the srzs,n.
lie has NOT fully dcc.dod whcfs be y Ill
put la thu balance u his vacation In
July add August
Jusizr h~ygersy VI police court has
been % the TAR add says he will take %
ether gacatlaD. iiis work - different
fson that % other iusises. not beiag
tishiesi into Terms aud hs cannot leave
without making extra exprnsc.
Judge Perkins ~ the probate court
has boea Ia the White city one week
AMI all ssof return before Monti&y next
fie vii aot taxr any other regular vaca
ton. bat will sef down 10 hIs cottage on
the lake shore Is often a. business vail
allow
Coanfy Clerk Eddy will try 10 steal
asay IA August ar september and visit
fhe eorlds fair Tor his vacation.
Geek Stevens Of police court has
-pent week al the big fair and will not
get any other VACATION except day or
two 90 iizh.
Clerk Leckie % the superior court -
in Chicago Tor two weeks and will get
D. other ysration-
DEPUTY coanty Clerks Shear Dayton.
f1se 4nd veFkerke xill visit the fair to
spenl their vacations and Deputy Clerk
Iotton has already had the pleasure NJ
that trip.
Clerk Jewell u tho probate court will
take trip u chicago IN August for tao
sce<s. and viii take no other vacation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-28

IT IS DECLARED OFF
No Fourth Of JvIy Matinee VIII
Be- Held BY ~ Hosssmsa.
FLYING jIe AND HAL POINTER
III. sasbusy - n ~ Gig and D.
eanss . ssa6s 1asswsuD ~ rws
GssaA r.cssv--spuss Noss~
FLYING jIs AND HAL POINTER

The Fourth u July Dstisss u the
Driving club has been declared o. Cam
could not b procured - carry the
crssd. and without good facilities Tor
usnspnrtation there rs - ~ IN try
tng - bold . nss1inu. TIE Railroads
could nos give dsciuipa ssgnssiing cars
before Thussday snd vsso inclined thea
b bsiisvs is would ~ unfsyosabls. Evsa
II favorabls saswss coxa have been
received Thursday. Il would b too late
to prepare foe tbs mstinss.
Mr.. salisbury. the noted Califoraia
hos.eusn. arrived in The Norton yestsr-
day afternoon. Mr.. Salsbory Sustained
IN accident sDms tune ECU. aud y laid
up from the injuries IL h very DIM
cult matter Tor him 90 get around; but
he endures his temporary misfortune
with fortitude.
Il can't tell you what my horsrs viii
do" said be To reporter foe the HER.
AIN; but they're A fns . string ~
ever brought east. Flying Jib never
was better. and ] have great confidence
In his ability 10 pace with any horse oS
earth I'm not talking about two min
ute miles. or anything like that; but 1t
10 my opinion that he can get just as
close 10 IL N any II them ! am look
Ing for chance % match the Jib
against Hal Pointer. I'm not afraid u
the result IL they ever pace.'
nelly OHcss . Suggestion
BETTER include Mascotte in that too. |"
said Kelly. the trainer IL the stable.
Lat en- all get away together and see
which II get the dough-"
Il decided not to bring Direct with
mo on this trip" continued Mr.. SAILS
bury. -Jib win look after the pacing
honors II the stable. Directum 10 in
haze form and We are looking for some
good work from him. Whitecap 10 an
unknown quantity. Hs may develop
later. Hes shown good speed. bat he's
green and nobody under the light OF
heaven can ever guess what . green
horse will do. Whitecap In like some
men. He hasn't any more brains than
he absolutely ueetA But he may be q
fast horse for all that. He's no Jib.
though. There's never been any other
Jib. He Was n Crecn last year ~
Whitecap is now. but It's only once in a
generation that horse shows up a. he
has" Mr.. Salsbury will remain in
Grand Rapids until July Is.
Samuel A. Browne. of Kalamazoo,
arrived in The Morton last night 10 look
after the Kalamazoo Stock farms horses
that are in training at the track. Mr..
Browne has thirteen there now. and will
bring up seven or eight more this morn.
ing. Altogether there are about 100
horses now in training at the track and
more are coming nearly every day. BY
July there will be ut least l25 there.
s. w. Browne. of Cedar Springs. has
written To Assistant Secretary Martin
stating that he will be down in . few
days with ten colts.