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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
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REAL ESTATE AGENT

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

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~offee . bsrFt,g riTen thaf tie easnasrneut
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

Grand Rapid. Mich. = l,fefnbef a. fk1
Notice h. hertsbg given that the ass-esmanf
roll Tor ccnstTurttng te~er a. ~onth Innia
efHget frana tfeyffis street a. Hal street
now ia ms hands. and that I vii rrrsfre raf.
fnent thefron fof the leticd "a tNcrty daTs
from This dats 81 O. oice - the cits tfeesufSf.
city hall
octll ~. II. >Okklth. tlty IfeasCrsE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

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Nrsst~ = t1ssst.f srea tlsa - s~.e<sr.z-.i
FHt8 ~ - eeElstrurtf.n ~ as9Ur ~
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efs r~satrs eaFn.ass ftsrasn fsr - r.srIns -
iseelf 4nfH ttnnl ttF So 81 lhs - - - -
sssn Il s5kEzcs. CO xss.sur-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

r<s.e Nepi1s. Nick. 60 A 80
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~ - enostrsc t<.f q srpef A. ecft Io1.n
ttrret 4rrn Ieiltt ereErt - "a. rIne@t -
$50 f1sFssrrf tIssfrn1 - 80 s.ertef - flenfs
GER fra1l this eass 20 49, $3.50 - ~ go
sr Al sorncx 60 1r..-.-e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

fIfF TT0n FufFf|f Off.rf,
Grand Earffs. Mich. NrfsfelniseF ~ ia (
>rtire hsrsbg EtTen ttsf the xse-sfflent
rob FOR the eperieR sno - fs.tsioF 81 inFan
ftre-t from the pFeeeuf fnettfu terninns ~
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vii reeve paffF.eufs tffs ssf1a fof A.
g,eriad ~ .terpfg dsrs frorn u.s. dsse "a ths
Office "a tie gifF tees ~. eItf hall
oct "a ~ sssAHltk. tiFs Preserves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

fFssd nesfde MA. seltsr.i~s ~ $50
pa - 80 rri,stFnffIar - = $3.50 - go
k.Hf4 etr~s4 fto-s tefIftf sFrrna e. ga -,
1850 n~s ~ - bnnaa fnd $50 J 81 -
tstt.tf 49, ffsn tff fa1s e. 80 cEIc4a -
ecl "a ka a5Eesca. Ga, 4r.ss.--~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

Cts Trrarsrefs o1Irs
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fcfira = feseiT fssrs 49, ths sssunTnt
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ths ferip4 q f~ent4 fags ffs-s ftiI dzas -
49, aibee - 80 fifT fre1e1fsf slI9 kaE
90 81 81 49, = q ~ fren~srss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

NtEI TrehHufTFs tf'fIcet
Grand Rapids. Mich. SEPT ~. ls,n.
Notice IA hereby given that the assessment
roll for the improvement at Highland avenue
from Jsffrf. 90 avenue 90 south Union street. Il
now IN my hands. and that will receive payment
thereon FOR tho period ~ twenty days fruu this
date as the Office - the city treasurer cry hall
oct "a n. II. sORklCk. Ctr Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

ffrehd ksptds. Hich- eeps ~ l,f1
Notice IL hefeif Ffra1 fAst thf assfEsrcpnt
rr,lt fcf The ctnei9urtttin ~ sese I'd fsFk
ssFnne ffum flte Nfst side filct $50 81
stree d nee f. NJ hands an1 thsf wfH -
cfits yeymtFt tterrec fof fhs ferit.i = teterir
dsFs froFn ttis dste 81 he olIre - - cts
tr~nfofsr. estg hal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

tNf trenHuref OHicA.
Grand Rapids. Micn.. eepteniber a. lsl1
Notice l. hereby sivsn that the assaesmant
roll for the constructiuu 81 sewer IN boibcr
and other sfraeis. irofn sherman sfFesfl a.
will rceive payment thereon Tor the period
OF twenty days from this date "a the otlice OF
the cts TREASURER. city hall
oct "a NJ. II. soRRlCk. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
FOR RENT,

honse et.c Barn. corner C1fntan ata Faishnnks
street,. ulodenn lnlIlrOFoulessls halh
81 ~
hc1se ans barn. NJ. - fss,sth slsset1s
stfrr- seSer sn4 ~ateF cfnnaC lir1s
House snt barn 81 Aaslsihstst sveans
hear fulioG street.. nee. fnnfy hnieilaa Il ID
House next ~ abtte. alse nrx nster -.
hnpee ~ y luatlila atfptt trsr Na43-
ftn exeuue. and noaFfnitot - strst
can. eity water az
house No. y lmatlila stroef. HARD pss,11
hnish, tneay Eal>ore4. eitf NstoE a.
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vish modem szs.'ssssss '.si ... 500 no
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

H.es hevss n shs be pises 10 tis a, lsr =
bsssrsIine hallaa
fsis Sal $50 ree hceer 49, GA fsif -
fsf noofrIs ard ~ "a hail. rart sfefsr ltfss.fa
lo4. fu-hace and 90, htt ,rtsea "a efatfs
lzHHafs art rltset 4 ttesleenf. fu|I lri farfs
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= lab ~so ~ See siItIrn q fe.f
D. 3 Ai.l5fsh. 80 g foufta Heiipani raEl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

10 TTE1FUTET T7T-Ca-
Grand Rapids. Mich. SEPT q. tsql (
Nofics h hereby givoa that the sssesszn.nt
roll Tor the construction Of snwer IN lake
street. from south f-akt street q ooufh Fuller
stteef. l. nov in my hands, snd that viii 70
ceive psynent tharson for the Period % twenty
days from this date a. the oiies 81 the cilytreas
ursr. city hall
ocsi7 MH soRRICK. city Treasures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
MUST BE SOLD.

On secrsini - ~. ae.sA - s~-,-.
a sfiest1it stem. fti nsirf ff,frcss utffiEf
tftit coEatElunf FlnHlI14 E.Ft.dtahlI 49, -
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frrni Dcfruit OrlftauliE cest 81 ..usi Ill III
81 great ssfl4fcs, sars ctzsnca htNfLEf ll4
b1Al biosk ltftruat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10


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Fo~ SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
II sssr's nes sosl stess. al fsa,sl csl a.
III IL asom street. -
L,oR sALR-A salooa ssstraly iorated. Do
once lao
LNURxfTURE SALE Psnls D -lcss At JOAN.
II son's place, = Moth ffont a. IT,
furniture bought and snid aln
L,oR sAf-E on RESF-Cprlshs psano =
II North front street t6i mo
tsOk kAl-k-hy rntire ssorp - furniture All
II mlscclianeous bU1sehold eox.ls. q nee
house and large lot curner q rniea and Carrur
streets house and lot No lss kaalson "a est:
vacant lot ca lhri<t ftrrets farm Il tea acres
~ rods east of eiu imits new bosldiErs ana
ell Kinds 81 fFuitf stll sell sxcisanRs for
other properly a A Lsra NJ A. slo<kinx
ftFret. llZu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

WANTEO-GoAROERs+
GOOD HOTEL Roo EssIs ss sss
only<<-o) 10 flol 1rensienfs a-03 per day
Heated rooms without bosrt. 81 50 10 =. - pr
week Bath Tree Al Lineola House. - spring
street
HOTEL ZEALAND row c,ea and ready for
si-oo per day. b. A. Petit prop. ipe
HOTEL CADILLAC. - Waterloo street. ad-
II joining New kaele Hole rates $50 and
500 ner day Jas. NcLeod. prop. fuamefly
IRON Hotel Cadillac, Nuskeeon. slim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
LADIES AND GENTS

Before yor buy EXAMINE our latest styles %
Winter Cloaks. Jackets. Asckintoshes. Over
coatz and salts
AZ THE WHEN. II and n poucrs Block.
Over Arcade futrauca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
WantCo|umns


MONEY 10 E,osS Ia Sen. - suls o. prs-
~ 91f1It9 &e4I Lz11ft. - flo<ia. Fa1a3 4
Le<ettz eleek. ezgoskzs sseekt tolel
HousE AND Lon AkD RAkk "a $50 -
- s<<nease ~ 12>lzeF srea@El. lnaalfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
Gi]ll.k1l!l!lll

lou wear the goods while paying Cor them
b. the week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.


A SUITABLE and reliable party ean learn 81
n exceedingly rare opportunity 90 join IN
dersigned in purchase ~ some lsnd-timtor
and coai-af q price certain Go realize ham
loss large. speedy profits certain Address H.
O.. box : Hefs "a Office -
4 RARE business chance for sais OF ex-
n change for sennber~d cify property
or small fsaif farm . general stock Of gods IN.
voices st t40o Address A.. Boa HKRxi4D
Office. a
Ok tc ki5 per day at bona selling Idehinirr
PsJ Platter and plating sswelry. watsisea
tableware. etc. Plates the nnest q lewelry
rood a. new, "a al kinds a. metal With cod
silver or nirkel. No experiencs No capital
Every bouss has goods needlax platlns a. X
Demo. Columbus. O.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
BOLD BoDY-sNATcHERs
They Attempt to Seize Corpse Durir
Wake.

They Attempt to Seize q Corpse During
awake.
COLUMBUS, O., Oct 6.-An attempt
was made at o'clock Thursday morn
ing to steal the body Of Anna Jenkins
who died at 8 o'clock Wednesday night
from tumor ON the brain, which re-
suited in paralysis.
She was 35, and lived with her sister
Mrs. Henry Kalb at 100 West Mair
street.
A wake party was assembled in tn,
kitchen, two rooms removed from tht
front one, in which the corpse lay. The
people heard q noise At the front shut
ters, and, going into the room saw two
men leap over the porch railing ontt
the sidewalk and disappear.
A strange feature Of the case is tha'
the deceased told her friends q year az
that she had sold her body to . doctor
in this city.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
OHIO NEWS, NOTES

Frank z. Hansen, a Cleveland carpenter
is under arrest for bigamy.
The new Masonic temple at Mansfield
o., was dedicated 1t cost $46, 600.
At Canton, o., Anna Miller, domestic
tried TO hurry fire with coal oil. She viii
die. s, r
Mrs. Ada Manara Of cambridge, o., wa,
frightened to death by the cry Of fire raised
, near her residence.
Jack Frable was arrested at Middletown
o., for the alleged fatal beating Of hii
mother-in-law at Westerville, o.
Mrs. John Knapp Of near Fosters. O.,
gave birth to a baby with one body and
two heads. 1t is girl and stands goot
chance of living.
At Columbus, o., Ralph Smith, IA, sho
and killed playmate, George Mason, ID
The matter is being Investigated, but it /.
believed to have been accidental
The express Office at Yellow Springs, o.
was ransacked by unknowns.
Mrs. Dora Metzger fell down an elevate
shaft at Columbus, O., and was instantly
killed.
Dyer, o., is all torn up over the elope
ment of John w. Young and Mrs. Afthu
AArA PSAs AlObA ACAb A1AAA1C1s NJ ClcW
Young had 81 600
At Columbus, o., body-snatchers at
tempted to carry off the corpse Of Ann
jenkins during the wake The friend
were upstairs getting lunch at the time
At Bumtown, near Waverly, O., w. <
Hill quarreled with his wife, who had lef
| him, about the possession of their child
| His mother. in-law, Mrs Samuel Blake
| took part. Hill drew a revolver, kille
Mrs Blake and mortally wounded hi
| wife. He escaped.
Charles McFarquhar was caught In
belt at Gallon, o., and killed,
| Mrs. Lydia Needles suicided at Colun
bus, o., with arsenic because none of he
four married children would provide
home for her
! Tragedian Salvini has marriol Mau
Brooks, member of his company.
| Edward Scott, q rich farmer, died nea
Delaware, o., from gorging on grapes,
| Wapakoneta, o., had $4,000 fre-D'
Foreman's Office, several residences an
Means & Kohler's warehouses.
At Ottawa, o., Newton Craig attempte
suicide with a shotgun. He succeeded
tearing off good part of his jaw, but wi
probably recover.
| At Hughes Station, o., Frank CLAW sol
popular farmer, died Of hydrophobll
| He implored his family to keep away frol
his bedside for fear he would harm then
Will Keifer of Portsmouth. o., who earl
in the eighties was supposed to have BET
burned on the steamer Golden City J.,
Memphis, has returned. He has been
South America and Australia. He was
California when the steamer was burpe
and at that time man bearing the SAN
name perished.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
1AaIEE AND INrraNAL REvENnE.
some ofths Changes which Il Il Bslisvsd
WIN He Made ~

TARIFF AND INTERNAL REVENGE.
Some ofths Changes which Il Il BslIevsd
WIN BE 1Iads- ..
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-An impression
is growing that the tar on whisky and
all articles paying q revenue TO the gov
eminent will be increased. Wool Is to
be placed on the free list as sure as q
tariff bill is made into law by this con-
gress, and the duty on woolens cut in
half, but your correspondent is assured
that the loss Of revenue by the act viii
be recovered BY duty on sugar and q
saving of the sugar bounty.
Internal RevenusA-
A member Of the ways and means
committee says that il has been practi.
cally decided 10 raise a much larger in
come from the internal revenue taxes
than is now the case. There will be an
increase In taxes on spirits and tobacco
and malt liquors, he said, though how
much of an increase would not be de-
termined until the bill was nearly fin.
ished and it was known how much ad
ditional revenue would be necessary tC
make up for the loss in duties.
There is difference of opinion in the
committee, however, on the subject oi
increasing the tax on beer, although &
larger revenue can be raised with less
difficulty, and without injuring q singl,
person, by such tax than in any othel
way,
/ The brewers, through their attorney
in congress, OF whom Mr.. Fitch of New
York is the chief. are making strenuous
opposition to an increase in the tax OF
beer, and threaten the Democrats will
the German vote il such an increase i
made -s<.s 81
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
MAY REACH 1000.

Property Loss by the Storm Estimated n
$4,000. 900 in Louisiana
New ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-Nearly 2,00o
people killed and s5,0Oo,Ooo worth Of
property annihilated as the appalling
record of the great gulf storm in Louis.
lana. There has never been anything
approachingit since the country was set
tied. More than half the population,
in the storm swept district are reported
dead.
The Damage
Is now estimated rs follows: New Or,
leans, $4,000; Plaquemine parish,
houses, etc., $500, 900; orange crop,
$3.50, 900; other crops, $4,000; cattle,
etc, 5000, 900; shipping schooners, tugs,
etc, $3.50, 900; fishing settlements, $4O.-
600; railroads, 5000, 900; miscellaneous,
$50, 200; total, s., $50, 600. Between here
and Mobile the damage is placed al
$500, 200, and around Mobile $500, 600
Total damage "a, $50, 600.
The less of crop in Plaquemine parish
is estimated at % psr cent, the loss II
oranges is rs per cent, while 20 per cent
of the orange trees was killed or blowr
down.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
BABE WITH fWo HEADS.
A Genuine Museum Freak Born at Eos
ter's, O.-Alfva.


Fosters, Oct. 8. - A two-headed
child was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knapp, at their home, five miles west
Of here, on Monday night. The strange
monstrosity has second head. branch
ing out from the back of the neck OF
the first, and facing in an opposite di-
rection. Mr.. and Mrs. Knapp have
three other children, hale and hearty
and minus any deformities. The child
born on Monday night is girl, and
has good chances OF living. The
parents of the newcomer are unable to
account for the defoYmity Of their of
spring.
4 WALDO, o., OCT. W. INV r-ycur-os-
son of Ebenezer Houseworth got hold
of a, revolver. The weapon went of
and the babe was killed.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
SHOT HIS WIFE ANc HER MOTHER.
A Family DiHiculty Results i'm Double
Tragedy.

WAvERLY, O., Oct. 6.-Some time
ago w. x. Hill and wife, who live at
Bumtown, separated, he going north
on a farm, while she returned to her
parents. Mr.. Hill retained possession
Of their only child, girl, but during
his absence the mother took her away.
When Hill returned he went to his
wife's home and tried to get her to live
with him again. She refused and q
quarrel resulted, in which his mother
in-law, Mrs. Samuel Blake. took part.
Hill drew revolver and killed her in
stantly, and then turned the weapon
upon his wife, the bullet entering her
right ear. She is mortally wounded.
The murderer escaped.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12

Cattle Prime, "a 1895 IS; good, "a 4O@
4 65; good butchers, 50 1894 10; rough fat,
s. 25&3 40; fair light steers, % 1898 00;
good fat COWS and heifers, 81 1898 IS;
bulls and stays, 81 1898 90; bologna cows,
IS 00@12 90 each; fresh cows and springers,
so 06@45 90 each. Hogs-Prime Phila-
delphias, 81 00@7 10; best mixed, 81 05@
I 10; best heavy Workers, 81 O5@7 10; best
light Workers, IS 95@7 e5; grassers, % 6o@
roughs, IS 00@6 IS. Sheep Extra, 50 so@
4 90; good, s. a0@3 60: fair, 80 50@3 90;
common, 5Oc@S1; yearlings, 50 00@3 80;
spring lambs, 50 1906 % Veal calves
q 50@e 25, heavy and thin calves, 50 00@
400
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
Worlds Fair Closes Oct. 3Oth-Low
Rates via Glover Leaf Route.

The month Of October will positively end the
great attractions at Chicago. Special reduced
rates and Train service have been arranged for By
7. St. l.. 4 K. c.. R. r Clover Leaf Route
Three trains daily from Indiana stations. Two
trains daily FROM Illinois and Ohio stations Don't
fall to call on nearest agent Clover Leaf Route.
Special coaches furnished upon application.
&C. JENKINS, q. P. A.
NIB One more "Harvest'' excursion Oct. 10th,
one rare rates TO points west, via 81. Louis
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
oUT OF pEbT.

The Worlds Fair Company Gives Its
Check For s1,5e5, ,3Io.76.
On Saturday a check for 81, ,56A $40. 70
was signed by A. T. Seeberger and
countersigned by w. K. Ackerman,
auditor of the worlds fair company.
The check was dated Monday, and was
made payable to the Illinois Trust and
Savings company, and wipes out ths
Indebtedness Of the worlds Columbian
Exposition company.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-12
.fuuNe, euI WAs THERa.

Maybe They win Call Him christOphen
Columbus chieaEe Tucker.
Mrs. John TUCKER Of Red Bud, Ills,
had hardly passed through the gates
Monday when she called for aid. Shs
was quickly surrounded by crowd Of
women, who looked after her until tbs
ambulance took her TO the hospital
where she gave birth to son.
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WAvERLf, o., Oct. 9.-Two young
colored men named Harris and Dorton,
living in Jackson township, got into an
altercation, when Dalton pulled razor
and cut Harris throat from ear to ear.
Harris will die. Dorton escaped
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THOUSANDS NEED HELP.
The storms Death List Now Estimated at
Nearly $500.

The Storms Death List Now Estamated .,
Nearly 1850.
NEW YORK, Oct. GA special to The
Herald from New Orleans says: Be
tween $4,000 and 5000 was raised
Thursday by the various relief commit
tees, and six boats laden with provis.
ions were sent TO the districts devas-
tated by the recent Cyclone. The num-
ber of persons in need is estimated al
1900, most of whom are in thor
oughly destitute condition and without
food or clothing.
The distress is so great that the
board of health concluded to send tc
similar bodies in the leading cities Of
the 9SSuntry eSu an appeal M for sra help
and feed the starving, but soliciting
the assistance of. the charitable in get
ting the unfortunates who have beer
well nigh ruined, upon their feet again
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correo.edby H.H woke q Bro
Cincinnati.

Wheat-6s1S@64c. Corn-42@49c. Cat
tle-Selected butchers. So s5@4 Is; fair to
good, g. 00A3 75; common, 50 00@2 rs.
Hogs Selected and prime butchers, So 70
@6 so; fair to good packing, 90 30@6 70;
81 T5C1s so. Lambs-$2 5o@4 10.
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Preferred Death to Arrest.

SANDUsKy. o., Oct. 9.-Frederick
Speigal, so, of this city, quarreled with
his wife and she swore out peace war
rant for his arrest Anticipating legal
proceedings, and preferring death TO
arrest under such circumstances, he
hanged himself with q piece of clothes
line In one Of the rooms Of his resi-
danca
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me rermrnzI sEElons OF uue znlnO1,
Central and tho elevated roads at . late
hour had:thousands Of people crowd
ing their platforms, steps and ap-
proaches. Women were constantly b
ing taken out of the crush and carried
70 the hospitals.
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NOMINATIONS.


Stephen Bonsal Of Maryland, now secre-
tary Of legation at Picking, to be secretary
Of legation at Madrid.
Charles DENLY of Indiana, now second
secretary Of legation of the United States
at Peking, to be secretary of legation at
Peking.
To be consuls of the United States:
F. A. Dean of Michigan at Naples.
Marshall Hanger of Virginia at Ber-
muda.
w. B. Hall of Maryland at Nice.
Edgar Schram of Texas at Montevidio.
j. H. Stuart of New York at St Thomas,
West Indies.
p. B. Spence of Indiana at Quebec.
Revel Savage Of Maryland at Nantez.
e. s. Wallace of South Dakota at Jeru-
aaIem
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PENNY POSTAGE.

BIr. Eisseli Thinks the Country Is Not
Ready For 1t just Yet.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10. Postmaster
General Bissell is expected to devote
considerable attention in his annual re-
port to the projected cent postal
service. He believes that the inaugura-
tion Of the service is impossible at the
present time, owing to the deficit of $8,-
100000 that exists in the postal funds in
the treasury.
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LOWER CALIFORNIA

Purchased by a Syndicate Who Wishes to
Have It Annexed.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1O.-William
A. Wrendon, London capitalist, in an
interview, says that the territory of
Lower California has been purchased
from the Mexican government by an
English-American syndicate, and the
peninsula will be annexed tothe United
States.