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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
ONE HUNDRED PERSONS KILLED.
south Caroliaa's Loss Sf.fff.5Oo
fiice Fields Devastated.

CotUsnss. =. C.. Aug. 30 The storm
81 SUNDAY night and Monday morning
was one ~ the feFcest that hae ever
swept over South Carolina. Rice fields
alOng the Savannah and iss aiiiucnt
streams were torn up hy the winds and
waters Water was driven ~ from the
Atlantic and the tidcs sere unpfece
dentediy high. in cone places being
eighteen feet above meaD high vsier
mark Much rice already cut and
stacked vas swept assy and uncut rice
suffered seriously fhr srs STAND
cotton farms we're terribly washed NJ
Irdssnite repofts reccivei from Fort
Hoyal and Beaufort make q arffar that
the storm did greatest oamAgt there
and IN that eicinify thar eiseH hsFe.
Oae report - = fhe eject that l'H ives
were lest AZ those fwo places afd aiooe
The Atlantic coast infeFfensne The
damaee a t'baflrsten uss ioliy - great
"a from re terrbi- eyclnfse o. -. 8nt
N.ws an.l Coat.er essn.ateF TIE iessfe
m far.eefsa a. fciioes tiis - pfrtt.
slgg0y: ferfllizsr vtEks sl,-5' bar
leston Nsninx c,napeny. -, - tat
rnais. Fa0Dn. telephone trc'.znge -
erx.. r. e-saf ( sasranses ist- .ead
uoskA sl-t0e. 2harfes. s->'5A'at snio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
TAX ROLL FOR isoa.
state Taxes Apporiioned Co Kent
County are $50. .0so. -

tolutt ait SRoso*B.@4@-
LANSING. Mich. Aug. 10 State Ac-
countant Tompkins today makes public
the total amount OF states taxes appor-
toned 10 the counties to be spread on
the tax rolls this year. The total
amount Of the apportionment 10 sl.a3l.
2ii6o. or IL mills on the dollar. The
following Is the apportionmeut Of the
larger counties: Allegan. s27.:At0S;
Bay. sf6. .l4407; Branch. s:Si, 1~l19: CAL
honn, sol-27l.l9; Geneseo. 2.s2o.93;
Gogebic. s25.tSS559; Houghton. e65. .35l.-
-; Ingham. S3j.Ss9.Si. jackson. s5.--
9s022; Kalamazoo. s4G.liL0r; Kent.
sSo.i5l.95; Lenawee. s5l.27l.l0; Mar
quette. s3S.6l4s3: Monroe, S..S. 1870 10;
Muskegon. s29.3i75l; Oakland. sJ0.5s7.-
Ol; Saginaw. S6s. s.gd.i6; Clair. e;a, ls0. 70;
Washtenaw. S529s022; Wayne. sS2k-
7l7.5l.
The apportionment is divided as fol-
lows: University aid. l6 mill. SlSS.-
1913; Soldiers home. current expenses,
ss2.5OO; buildings. etc. $4,000; Normal
schools. s5.0ll. State public school,
81. $50; Agricultural college. sl6.s36;
Michigan asylum. working capital. sI2.
500; building and improvements. s33. 800;
Northern Michigan asylum. So 100: asy-
lum for dangerous and criminal insane,
1910; Michigan mining school, $500;
Industrial home for girls. s35.i32s0: In
dustrial school for boys. 1850: school
for the blind. $4,000; lonia house OF
correction, q 800.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

An old.fashioned fiint-lock musket
that was found on the revolutionary
battlefield at Bennington. VI, has been
procured by Henry Bailey of Tecumeeh
from an old resident % Pioneer. Ohio.
who had il since boyhood. The entire
piece is Elk ard a half feet long. Tho
barrel measures five feet
Mrs. Sweet OF Grccnville. whose hus.
band vac killed in railroad accident al
Pine Bluff. Arkansas. four years ago,
and who brought suit FOR $4,000 dam.
ages against the 81 Louis Southern rail.
road. vas last week awarded $4,000 by
a jury in the circuit court
Judge Dickerman in Muskegon coun-
Nv court has ordered Defendant Torrent
in tho we'll known case of Stever va
Torrent 4 Petrie TO pay the complainant
within thirty days ss3-33lGi. less sJ5 600
already paid with interest from Novem-
her 1. 1892
A bright little African girl recently
purchaeed by the Rev. Cleo. Chapman
on the dark continent for lj0 yards Of
cloth n a hand ~ cannibals. has been a
feature ~ Milan's campmcetine.
The Agricultural college is investira.
ting the ravages ~ the Insect that ia at
tscking celery and causing much alarm
10 the growers in Tecumseh.
The spiriiualists q Rockford and
vicinity will hold their next quarterly
meeting on saturday and Sunday. Sep
tembcr Q and 10
Mrs. Walter Monteith. who died a,
Mauisfee several days ago. was the first
white xoman married IN Aiieran county.
Tho Rev. A. q. Nevberry. 81 Kalama-
1o.. has accepted a cal % the pastorste
~ tho Baptist church - Ceresco.
Prot. r. ". Ball. formerly ~ The Har-
per university q Kansas. viii open
normal erhosl at Grand Haven.
The lavine a the CONVERSIONS ~ the
Old folks home AZ Monroe will take
place. September II.
Great damage has heen done during
she rast seek in Moniralm conn;y -
forest f,rcs
Adrlzn Manufactures oouspany vii
ssarf p next reeR.
klieesh couafy = - have fali roller
r~ocess fouf uiil
Horser's 1efaaet creamery will he re-
sueelfatei
Post Aastsn = in'sTt,a WITH suesk
tkieyeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

Damage co Ricc Crop t4oo.ooo.
Buildings Washed Away.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Aug. 9-Ihe follow
ing particulars as 60 the effect of the
storm at Tybee island has been obtained:
Ii will cost probably $4,000 30 repair IT,
The bridge over Lazarctto creek IN
wrecked. The track from Lazaretto
creek bridge Is completely wrecked Tor
some distance. Near the end ~ the
island is a gully fifty feet deep washed
in the sand
The Atlantic club house is damaged
by the great quantity of sand which
blew into il. The Serada Archery club
house is standing. The four cottages
surrounding the main building arc blown
away. The Hotel 1ybee Is damaged but
little. the pavilion being the worst dam
aged part Of IL.
IL as DOW estimated that the losses of
the planters viii be much greater than
was at first supposed. Nearly the whole
crop is destroyed and the loss Is esti
mated at 100000. A Norwegian brig
came into Tybee roads today. having on
board eighteen OF the crew of the Brit
ish ship Neftie Murphy from Pensacola
for Dundee. wrecked IN the gulf. No
lives were lost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

LsrKEE. Mich- Aug. Harlow
Lamereax and q gang u naen we're At
work yesterday sfter1oon for Alonzo
Elmer On his farn in Elba township. La
peer county. fss miles west of Lapeer
City. thra<king bis wheat About the
middle q the afternoon spark from
the engine started a fire in the barn-
When 1t Was poiieed IL had gained such
hsadway that the t6oFts Of the men to
subdas II we're roNericsz The barn.
separator. stacker. stras stark and q
large quantity % hay and grain were en-
tirsly consumed The loss is heavy
one. and probably not insured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

WssHtxsroN. Aug ~ In the housr
today Mr. Taitot asked unanimous con.
seat 70 irtrn1uce bal rspealine the
statutes spthoriring the apointmenf %
r,arshale and supervisors u election
Nr. Rreckeuridge. from the coramittes
ia appropriation. reported the urgency
dsficseucy appropriation biH which ap
prnpriatas saots0 and lt Nss passed.
Lhe house thsn resumed consideration
q the neR code q rules which occupied
a rrrafer portion q the seszi.n. AMI
rifhout eiosinz he debate the house At
!. N. l.l.--.l.l.-.I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

CtsersAxn. Aug. - II 10 not i'm
probable that q new medical college plll
l,c the outcome - DR.. g. &. y. Weber =
resignation frnrn the Mratern Reserve
Meiical COLLEGE. Liberal oilers arr esjd
to have been already made o. him IN the
way of support ard indorpcmeut and IL
is understood fhst q large nuu.isf q
The faculty viii resign md e. with
Weber n be orrnnixes = nes schooL he
has the largest practice sod - the mosi
eminent sorReou 10 northern Ohio. and
n BE- deciios % found . rival college Il
vil seriously cripple The Western Re
sarxn enIla1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

SkolxAw. Mich. Arg. 20. -Testi nony
Is being taken here in tho suit of Hiram
X. Steele. Of NswIfosk.against the estate
of Charles H. Piummer 10 recover t6f.
os3.3i. The suit grows cut Of business
complications Plunmer had with an
English syndicate relative to the build
ing Of railroad in Arkansas. In which
be was acting in the interests of the
Southwestern Railroad Improvement
company. in which a number Of Sagi-
nav capitalists were interested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
RESCUED THE PASSENGERS.
Steamer Savannah Caught I'm Three
Storms and Wrecked

SAVANNAH. Ga. Aug. 30.-The steam
ship Birmingham OF the Ocean Steam
ship company. two days overdue. arrived
at Savannah at p m. bringing por-
ton Of the passengers and crew Of the
steamship City Of Savannah. wrecked
Monday morning on the shoals. six
miles from ST. Helena lighthouse. South
Carolina. at a M. The City Of Savsn-
nah left Boston Thursday after.
noon. She met one storm after
another, there being three storms
in all. Sundays storm Was
the worst. The steamer was badly dis
abled and Captain Savage headed her
for shoal water. Ill night long the wee
sci ran in the storm. the passengers ex-
pccting death every minute. Early
Monday morning the steamer went
aground and began going rapidly 10
pieces. The passengers were rescued by
the steamer birmingham. but they lost
all their effects.
The City of Savannah carried forty.
ak officers and men. The steamer is a
total loss The value of her cargo has
nos yet been ascertained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

pinx. $4,000; Ashley river bridge.
fs0coO. churches. xso.eos private
propcrfy. f-Ao1o0. niscciisneolls o..
lll.b10 The experlenee Il $50
taught the Cbafitstonisns . lossk,n
and over sl.oo.0oo cycione insurance
Saf held there. Six persons we're
killed aad two Injured sl Charieston.
and Others are missing. I4ftiasDaks
Shoals liThtship ~ conplstely wrecked.
TIE crew escaped The Seminole and
femszsee q the Clyde hne of steamers
are both over due a. Charleston and
great anxiety u felt The British
steamer Astoria. lumber laden ffon
pen<4coia for Queenstown. 10 dereiect
The schooner Ncrris W. Childs from
brunswick. with lumbar. has been fowed
into chzrieston The vessel Il much
injured. The Norwegian bark skudes
naes was toEed into Charleston
badly damaged. The schooner Nettie
Shipman. Jacksnnyille for New York.
laden with lumber. b OF Charleston bar
with several sails blown away. All the
huoys marking the south channel en-
trance 10 Charleston hsrbor are gone.
All the rivers Ia the state are over their
banks and lowlsnd crops are ruined.
The corn locks as II logs had been rolled
over a. Cotton IL badly torn up The
damage 10 srops amounts 10 several
hundred thousand dollars Every tosn
IN The state suffered damage. shade trees
are down and roofs injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
FACTORY INSPECTORS.
New Law Passed by the Legislature
Takes Effect Todav.

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 30. 1T Is doubt
ful il any act passed by the last legis-
lature will have more salutary or far
reaching effect than the factory inspec-
tion law, passed by the last legislature.
which takes effect September l. Labor
Commissioner Morse is perfecting his
arrangements for enforcing the law. and
has for some time been in cores
pondence with Pennsylvania. Ohio and
Massachusetts officials. where "a similar
law is now in force. The labor commits
sioner says he expects 10 meet with some
kickers, but as they are provided for in
the law, he expects but little trouble.
Employers OF manufacturing inetitu-
tions Will do we'll to look up the pro-
visions Of the law before the inspector
swoops down on them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
OmciaIs Removed.

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 0-Supcrin-
tendent St. John OF the Industrial home
for boys. has already made political
changes in IL forcmanship OF the tailor
shop and printing office. and last night
Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox. who have charge
of the cottage. were asked for their
designations To take effect tcmorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brewster OF this
city. have been appointed 10 take charge
of cottage No. 4, in place Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. u Triphagen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

ALPENA. Mich. Aug o. Henry ".
Robinson, former resident of Detroit.
died NJ the residence Of his eou, George
J. Robinson. today. lie vas s3 years
old. llis early days were spent in New
York city. Ia lSSs be located in Detroit,
where he spent bis active business lifs
he vsz tho founder II the croghsn
street car works and for many years a
member - the firm II Wayne 4 Robin
son. well known founders and machiri-
sata
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
STORM SWEPT PORT ROYAL.
One Hundred Persons Missing
visions Distributed Among tho Needy

One Hundred Persons Missing PRO
visions Distributed Among tho Needy.
ApoUsTA. Ga. Aug. 30 News fnom
the storm swept district OF Port Royal
and Beaufortis still meager. There is no
telegraphic communication with these
places yet, tho only news being obtain
able by mail. The result Of today's
work Of relief party puts the number of
missing at over hundred. but owing 10
poor means OF communication. correct
lists of the the dead cannot be obtained.
In several places along Coosaw
river were found eight or ten bodies
lying on the hank close together. To
the extent OF their ability the people 81
Beaufort aud Port Royal are rendering
az the assistance in their power to
stricken families who Iost all In the
food of wind and water. Provisions and
clothing are being literally distributed
TO those most needy. No news Of a
definite character has been received
from ST. Helena and other surrounding
islands These islands Tor the most part
are thickly populated. and Il is feared
that loss of life has been very great
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

JscKsox. Mich. Aug. 20 There has
been report current for a day or two
the National wheel works Inquiry q
the yrorreturs and clerks show there is
no foundation ~ fact for the story.
Some ~ the fet men who ranls hack q
work a. the shops were started % I'll
eouae small orders. refused D. work ~
the price the company intends to pay.
That uas All there vac ~ the strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. 90 II Is under.
stood that arrangements have been
made by all the railroads coming into
tbs Saginaw valley 10 discontinue Gil
city ticket offices and sell tickets at the
station offices only. The Grand Trunk.
Flint x Pere Marquette and the Michi-
gan Central have all maintained ticket
offices in Saginaw and the Bay Cities
independent of the station Offices. The
new arrangement goes into effect about
September l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

wesafroTor. Aug % The secretary
a The interior tiis morning rcceired .
Telegram from Inspector Faieon. 81 Nus
kooee. Indian Territory. stating that be
had had an interview uitb the Choctag
authorities and that The question ~ TIE
erecution - the nine coBdenine3 usen
hsd heen settled satisfactorily In riev-
a the instruction ciTen to Inepectuf
Psia,n. this telegram IL infsrprrted %
nssn that the Indians uin not l.t ere
rufe3 kfrfeuhef -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
Michigan Postmasters.

AusterIitz. Kent county. Mrs. Allie
Austin. vice j. III. Donellon. resigned;
Gowen. Montcalm county. V. &. 1hom-
sen. vice G. \. Peasley. removed: Girls
void. Kent county. L. ". Snyder. vice
+. l. Boynton. removed; Maple City.
Leelanaw county. :. A. Burke. vice III.
G. Nanskyck. resigned; Mareneo. Cal
houn county. Frank Reed. vice r. L.
Gunnison. removed; New Troy, Berricn
county, II. r. Smith. vice William
Pierce. removed; West Harrisville. Al
coma county. aaron Mareellus, vice w.
&. keNnolAa. rcnoyed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

voorhees, BuI for Repeal VIII Pass
the senate.

WAsHtSoroS. Aug. 20 One % the
most prominent members ot the demo
cratic steering committee - the senate
sail this morning. IN speaking % the re
peal tight IN the upper house. Prank.
" u - impossible to say when we shall
get a. a vote CA the Voorhees, bill | be-
l.ere that the vote will take place almost
unexpectedly. IL IA ansisc g. push
matters. pecaueo ~ can push men ike
Teller. Who. even the most ardent re-
pealers must agree. "a a strong man.
There are few others like him. Bot
we sill let them have their Say and We
viii have ours. and then we shall come
o. a vote We now have a majority q
about seven votes | think az time goes
On the seven viii increase and that
when the vote is taken we shall have a
majority larger than anyone now ex
poets IN favor u unconditional repeal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
In Hail fhr AsaauIt

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. Nathan
Kellogg. a one armed man. is under ar
rest and in the county Jail on com
plant Of Mrs. Charity Young. who
charges that he assaulted her husband
last night. cutting his head open with
the hook in his arm. The complaint Is
for assault with intent to do great bodily
harm. Young's injuries may take a
turn that will result in his death.
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I,a4erutr ~. Anr -. 4 tiispefrf.
frorn- HeI,kinssilit Gays i = rnasorel
eat Judge AcNeal. the nerro xho
te,sersd fbs roogn - fSso ladies ~ hight
u Trsre c,unf9. pifal c4imlnsl irfen
lious. ese tssen frDsa the iaii n Cnsiis
iass uigbt - mob and iahcbs4
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cnarrcd win rmbc..lemrns.

CHIcAoo. Aug. 3o.-Aasm ". JaeEpt.
assignee Tor Conrad 1. Nichofi. the la.
solvent tanker. made q report IN the
county court folay. which shows that
the banker caeh account ie short - the
extent ~ slu3Il4eC The assignee also
states that f7g.if4rG hss been cmtcz.
zIed by Niehof sons, Frank J. aud Otto
r., both of whom. together With their
father. have lcft for parts unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

WHITE CLorD. Aug 30 Michael
Golden. brakeman on the Keno branch
~ the Chicago 4 West Michigan raj.
way. near Woodyille. was run over by an
engine about noon to-day and instantly
killed. lie was riding on the pilot ard
attempted 10 jump from the engine
while IN motion 10 run ahead % turn a
switch. by miss step he fell in front
of the engine and his body was horribly
mangled. lie leaves wife and three OF
-four small children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
SHOT WHILE AT PLAY
BOYS WERE PLAYING CIRCUS
ssppo&ing the Gan unioaded Aagnst
Jcrha Pointed ~ ssis Playmate
ana Puited tho rriggs,r.

Mt CLrxEss. Mich. Aug. 30 Fred
kraeht. aged Il. son Of Aid Kraeht.
was shot and instantly killed by August
Jerhn. aged L. The two were playing
eireua Jerhn had a shotgun. supposed
20 be unloaded. and told krarht 20 fall
down dead when be fired. lie was six
feet from the boy. Krscht was struck
in the head.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
src,i the f,ne,orsers.

FLINT. Mich. Aug. 30.-The First
State and Savings bank Of Flushing be-
gan suit against the Lansing Iron and
Engine works. and against o. 4. and o.
NJ. Barnes As indorsers. in the sum Of
$1,000. The Gcnesee County Savings
and the First National banks Of this
city have been made garnishoe defend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
Assanlted hr rramns.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Aug. D.--Three
tramps broke into tho house of Jacob
johnson. three miles from this place.
last night. and beat his head and face
into a jelly with club. They were
frightened away before any booty was
obtained. johnson Is co years old and
lives alone. the tramps have not been
s.nr,turnI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

Sax FRsNCtsoo, Aug % The Pacific
Mail STEAMER Barracouta arrived eith
her deck house. hatch and saloon
wrecked. The veeeei'e tffinre being made
into maschwood The captain reports
that on August ~ . terrific explosion
occurred In the hold among the coal
The cspsain thinks II was caused by
drnarntte
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

MUSHROOM. Mich. Aug. D.-Wilbur
Field. painter living on Arthur street.
attempted suicide yesterday. He shot
himself twice in the head and once
above the heart. lie is a well-likcd
man, of good habits. Despondency is
the only cause for the act. His wife
and two children. who are visiting at
Charlotte, have been notified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

DAxBrRY. Conn. Aug. 80 Fre3erick
A. Hull, president II the Log Mountain
Coal. Coke 4 Timber company % Pines.
vile. Kentucky. aad a member - the
firm of 4. a. Hull & Co. a this CITY, has
made an assignment lIis Kentucky
property ie valued Al sl .ooo.ooO and has
Danbury interests are exteDsiye. Mr.
HnIl in prostrated af his home In this
city and is 70 broken down that he may
nof .fVe
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N Nv. Avg ~ Moe ftan - rsr.
aors af rShelcsnoTei-z. souumes rssart
- ere Dssesa0e. have beeu poee0oei by
ka,lre 81 a. intsx.rsung ii4ref nlasia
r.-rt tk - reet - t1sr 81 onafr vis
r-es have ftt ~ q esnie fias &C. q fH
p~ssat 81 - nleesd. tap hets.s sre
aesrftcA
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WYASDoTTr, Mich, Aug William
Smith knew what he was taking about
when ne reported having seen seal in
Lake Erie. The animal has since been
caught on a catfish line by a man in
Gibraltar, and is now on exhibition at
Conrad Bigler's cafe in this city. The
seal is three and half feet long. and is
said TO have escaped from Putin Bay
ialaDd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

Nfsekns Fslis. Ont. Anr. % 0-F. ~
gheehan q Ifica. Neu York. vas fim-
f,anmrd ouf - flop ~ toe shnrpers On
TIE Grand Trunk wssf a bsra. this
narnine. They 5pmpnd On TIE train
passing east II Merrilton and secspeA
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EAsr Tswss Mica. Aug n The tag
wilcox. orned hy + 8 J. HsrleT. - -
troit, cleared from this port yesterday
Tor French River. -Four hours later,
when ahoat ~ nile. 81 Au sable aad
lsbos.ng N heavy sea. shr hl4ed and
sank. Capt Tobin and crrw q Il men
eeespcd IN a sua'i bat sni -e4c I'D here
AZ ~ Sa.ock last 3 zaf
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Robbed the House OF sos

WyASDoTrE. Mich. Aug. 30.-Yester-
day afternoon about o'clock. whilo
Mrs. Lawrence was ont shopping. a
thief ransaclSed tho dwelling Of Albert
Lawrence and got away with s93 in
cash. Mr.. Lawrence is hard working
young man, and this sum represents his
summers savings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

CHtcsoe. Aug. 3O-Joeeph Wenzel
and Michael Horoviiz. the men arrested
ior participation Ia Sundays rot 81 The
fsty hall. wefc fined 500 each b jus
iice BradTsil ~ the chafgs a disor.
8eriy condpct ard htid - fhe criminsf
court IN horde = 100 ard 800 each. un
tie cAarref q rot and assault
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LAxsfSs. Mich Aax. y, (fsverncr
Rsch says he eill cal tbe sprfial ~ies'
fior 81 81 tte sscarfs ranars y Cefi
.Tee. ssnh CMfElas S an 81 lac iine
lha fDrtra,t BsUese 2si essetbhs axis
pisce, unless q Er1neunces ssatinogt
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Took the Rope Route.

Mt CLEMENS. MIcH.. Aug. 30 Christ
Barlin. German. aged 81 years. living
in the township OF Clinton. three miles
from this city. hanged himself in the
barn last evening. he was found dead
10y his son. lie was partially insane.
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called earlier. 30 far. no says no such
sentiment has been expressed
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