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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

rJNO LET-A first class upper tenemen'. new
l. house on Woodland street, off Prospect
street. Six rooms. besides bathroom and
pantry and two attics; modern improve.
ments; hot and cold water. Inquire at Is
Pond street or NJ. B. Lyons, New Idea Store.
sSt
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11

H,O LET-Three good Offices at 294 Main
i street. Apply to j. III. Clark on the
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
Wa,,ta, 90 Get, Gtr.

WANTED - First-class trtmmers and
w makers at Jolly's, Pawtucket
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-09-11
A. M A. N. A. N. p. n. p, n. p. n.
10 iOt lst IL 83s 2 12tsl s O4s 6Ot
10 Rt OOt r. M. 47A 5 l0t b9t
n Oh. I2' II IL. O9s lei 35s
& N. 1871 l2 I5t 8 1877 8 8Ss 908
g. sir 52s ~ 3s+ $50 b45 49s
~. o6t OO* S45 8 0Ss 10 l0t
Nt 10 I3st O3t So o 30 10 33s
N S.. 10 1877 10 4 OFT Al. II 03s
& O2t 10 82s l8t 4 23s 8 54t ii 89%
Ia 10 U oI' 3o' ~ IA .......
y lSf IL. Dol UT bf 20 ........ 4.
PROVIDENCE FOR PAwTUcKEr.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pawtucket for Providence IL l0t l2 56t,b BAT,
49'. 10 0e., 10 l2t, II 26t. IL Y', a. m; ~,
lst, 2 t9', 4 35, o IA, lSr, S4', 53t, 29',
Providence for Pawtucket: 8 22t, ,b As 0 45t,
8 l5t, 8 30~, 10 OOs, 10 30t q. IN. II l6., 30t.
l5.. 4 O0', 3ot, 0O.. IS 10, o0.. 2ot. oo',
l5', 60', 80" p. m.
told Colony. sstops at woodlawn. IN. Y. N.
". n II. and n. Y. and ". u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

out shall apply 10 all persons. companies,
corporations now furnishing electric light
ana electric power IN The city of Fort
Worth. as well as those that may hereafter
be granted privileges by the city " Fort
Worth
See .. Every violation Of che provisions
of this ordinance shall constitute 'risde.
mean9r aud the pcron. company or cor
pgratiun or ANY rlnployc agent, manager or
Officer. thereof guilty of violating any Of the
piONlsiuns Of nils ordinance shall. upon
conviction Thereof in the city court. be- tned
not less than $40. nor more thNn S2pO for
each offence: and every violation. ~ each
ana every days failure on refusal To- comply
with said provisions shall constitute a SEE
pnrnic offence. ana iu case Of wilful aud
continued violation uf This ordnance by
any such person. company or corporation
w Aforesaid. or their agents employees. SER
wants or officers The city shall have the
right TO revoke aud repeal all permitH. privi-
leges and franchises granted tu said per-
sou, company or corporation ua aforesaid
Sec. 3. That THIS ordinance take pnect
and De iu force FROM and after ne publca.
tlgn as REQUIRED by law.
Filed Feb 49, 1sE.
II. v BuWNs. city Secretary
Passed. Feb. Is iSa3.
H. v. BURNS. city Secretary.
Recorded March g. tSi3
H. v. BURNS. city Secretary.
This ordinance not having been approved
nor uisuppr0vcd within the three DAYS uq IL
prescribed 10y the charter " snld city. takes
cncct the same as " approved
H. v. BURNS. city Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
AS m TIIE COuRTS.

The Gazette some time since fore
Swallowed the state of the house relative
10 the proposed new civil courts of APP
peals
A thorough canvass Of the house has
lust been made on the subject with the
following results;
As between Dallas aud Tyler in CON
test eighty members pledge themselves
to Tyler, forty 10 Dallas and eight ok
press 10 preference
Abilene, Waco aud Brownwood mis-
matters little more closely, torty-tiVe
giving their preference 60 Abilene, twenty
eight to Wac0, and fifteen 10 Brown
wood, while forty are scattered or eNr
press no choice.
San Antonio has a clear aaaE, no oppo-
sition being shown her while . hundred
opeu expressions IN her faYer are regisi'
cred
THE DAMNED IlE' EQUIVALENT
no THE FIRST BLOW.
Without doubt one az the most original
characters 80 the entire legislature Is
the Hon ID y, Lindsey, He Is whole
soned and popular and his popularity
grows with aeqnaintance. Perhaps bis
peculiar genius n nowhere better eNem-
pliiied than & Is N q blll introduced by
hllu some ume ago, and nlost sola
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
FORT W0RTH'S CHARTER
UP BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
LAST NIGHT.
Mayo Paddock Does Good Work for H..
Work Of Senate and House
Committees
FORT woRTHs CHARTER

The Fort Worth charter was up before
the house committee OF towns and city
corporations tonight Mayor B. b. Pad.
dock arrived here this morning aud has
been doing some very effective missionary
work IN regard 10 the bill He appeared
before the committee this evening aud
charter
Representative Maddox IL strcnuously
opposed 10 that feature Of the charter
which looks 20 the creation of city
court with concurrent jurisdiction which,
he says, would work great injury TO the
county, taking from HE county roads
most of Tire force on which they now de-
pend for Improvement
The committee came to no conclusion
In regard O. the bill. dcfcrring IL for am
other session Monday night Mayor
Paddock VIII remain Ia Austin until
after that session
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

Days visitor to the capitol where her
husband holds the responsible Office Of
house calendar clerk.
House judiciary committee No. ] has
submitted = favorable report on Mr.
Brccding's bill 20 provide for the election
of q criminal district attorney for the
criminal district OF Galveston and Harris
counties TO prescribe his qualifications
and duties and fix his compensation
Senate committee ON internal improve
ment has reported favorably on senator
Swayne's bill 10 enable railroad corpora
tons to acquire or construct, own, main
tain and operate short extensions and
branches or lateral lines of road, without
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
SENATE CONINIITrEES.

The senate committee on state affairs
met and reported favorubly DR.. Douglas
hill 10 regulate the practice of pharmacy
and 10 establish u stute board of cXamin-
crs with reference 90 the practice of
pharmacy.
Mr. Swaync's bill To extend the time
within which lands that have been sold
for tuNcs aud bought IN 10y the state,
cities aud towns may bc redeemed.
Mr. Tips bill authorizing the board of
trustees of public schools Of Austin To
sell q block IN the city of Austin known
as the academy block and to devote
proceeds 60 the purchase of building sites
aud erecting buildings thereon was like.
wise reported fayorahly
Mr. kcarhy's bin TO define the kind
of money which IS legal tender In pay
mclt of all debts 10 be paid,
aud, thut may he collected in Texas,
and To prevent discrimination was re-
ported unfnyorahly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
.mcndment Of thcir charter for such

amendment Of their charter for such
purpose.
The senate committee on roads and
bridges has reported fayorably the house
bill TO creNte a more efficient road sys-
TEN in the county OF Caldwell, and
auxiliary thereto, 10 provide for the APP
pOlntment Of road ovcrseers; To define
missioners' court with regard thoreto.
10 utilize the labor of county convicts
and defaulting poll taxpayers on the
public roads of said county aud to pro-
vide adequate penalties for the violation
of the provisions of the net.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
A BlG DAYS WORK.

The senate today took M again the
civil courts Of appeals when Mr.. Goss
offered new hill providing for two
courts instead of three This was dis.
cus,cd at length and defeated. and by
a vote of lG To- ~ the hl providing Tor
three courts WIS passed TO cngrOssment,
aud an Adjournment was had promptly
Ht noon.
The house, however held two long sos
an ground out the biggest piist of local
bills yet shown for one Saturdays work
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
LARRnn Ass1nN,rnNn

n laredo, Tex, March a-(speclal. ~ Messrs
Brewster 4 Denlke. who have heen ANN,
H. eAtehsNe commission and Insurance
u 1us,nes 81 u ihls city Tor several years past,
I'"H NJ ah assignment this afternoon Afr. j.
~ Is. UNDERSTOOD that the liabilities OF the arm
sIS snou, 4aho, and the assets about
90 49, MesSfs Brewster a Denike hove
nlsNster even mortgaring an his prly.rte
hisSl,ts' allowing Il 10 10 into the nssets.
VI W the hrm Mr. Denike does not even
caused by the failure 10 make corrections IN
iNSSAttse' Where they have large Outstanding
10y p,,vo,.Nness ana the fact that small cicdi.
hmt sly pushing ne arm, although gil
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
THAT'S LIKELY.

Brenham, Tex, March 4.-(SpecIal1 -Sey.
aud this morning uf negroes chnrged win
unlawful nsscmhagc IN connection win
tile threatened mobbing OF whine
man man, at Watsonvillei the day pre-
negroes. Tho charge against the white
man was that he had been paving TOO
friendly attention 10 negro gn OF the
helgnb0rhu0l Tho negroes arrAigned today
pleaded guilty To the charge of unlawful
Rsscmhlage and were iincl St3 IS each. Ia
was the comment here that had the negroes
ATTEMPTED 10 mob the white man 6Iond
would have run freely In that section.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
FIGS VS.. THlsTLEs.
The Undersigned Has a Recipe 10, and Will

ilarantec to exterminate aud drive
out prairie dogs, rabbits, coyotes, long
horns" ..ud Ike Snrmints and substitute
in their Places providing the country is
adapted to farming good, law-abiding
industrious, hard working, honest farm.
ers, who will directly and indirectly hdld
and cause to be erected happy homes
schools, churches, business houses mills,
factories, ete-in short, people who win
Comparatively speakingl cause tho conn.
try to produce figs instead Of thistles.
My receipt Is not composed Of ~aam.
lng" or "aowery' resolutions. but viii
Il hlieve) bear Investigation by plain
practical, common sense buslaes,
men Those who mean business and
want people and capital to occupy their
vacant land snd build up their towns or
cities are Invited TO address Yours truly
John Howard, Of and for Texas. For.
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
IIEsrIC1n nEIAYEn-

There Is an interesting bit of life
shown In the hin for the relief of Mrs.
Goo T., Finley just fayorably reported
by judiciary committee No. /, Itognn of
Caldwell. acting chairman
The bin shows that j. j. Holt, dying
i'm 1863. heuucathed 10 his friend Mrs.
Geo T.. Finley S2,O5S.5O In stnte war
rants issued Feb. I, 1865 by comptroller
W. l.. Ro5eudi as salary for services
as judge of the Tenth judicial district
of TcNns
The warrants have never been paid.
The bin setting up the fact that they
constitute lawful and honest debt
against Texas has been duly approved
by the proper committee, aud an appro-
priation of 5000 asked 10 pay the amount
with interest at per cent
CAPITOL NOTES.
Mrs. A. G., Stuart has been for several
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

beartelly killed by the committee .,
which he in bis innocence conhded Il
iu this lill Captain Lindsey proposed
Co make the giving the damned lle
equivalent TO the first blow. on, IN other
words. to provide that IN law 1t should
be- held an assnult for person 70 give
the Tic TO another
MADDOX REGULATES j. p. FEES.
judiciary committed No I has just re.
Sported fayorably on the bill by Mr.
bNaddox IN which he proposes to hS
fees IN justice Of the peace courts as ioi'
lows:
Each citation, advantageous %
Each subpoena for one witness. 70
Each additional name inserted In
subpoena, ......... ...s..':. w
Filling each paper nf every char
actor, including all papers ~
sued by himself and returned
into bis court. ..............s. 10
DOcketlug each cause, ...s.s.... ~
Zach continuance, .............. ~
Each bond, not otherwise provided
Tor, ............ ............ OV
Swearing each witness IN court, 10
Administering an oath of aiiirma-
tiou without q certificate. ...... 10
Administering an oath or ailirma-
ton with a cctihcute, .......... 70
Administering the oath, approving
bond and issuing writ of attach
ment or seuuestrHtiOn, ......,.1 30
Issuing any other writ or process,
not otherwise provided for. .. 80
Causing jury 90 be summoned
aud swearing them amman. %
Receiving aud recording verdict
oi jury, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
Each order IN cause, not other
wise provided for, ......... -
Each final judgment, .......... 30
Eafh application 10 set aside q
Judgment or for a new trial. with
the final Judgment thereon. ...... 80
Each appeal bond. ....... ...... %
Each commission to take deposit
ions. s.......... ........s...... DO
Copy Of iuterFogatories, or cross
interOgatorics for each lOOwords,
including certificate. .. 10
Making and certifying tram
Script Of the entries In his dock
ct, and filing the same, together
with the original papers In tie
case In the proper court. In each
case of appeal or certorar, ... l 30
Each execution or order of sale. 60
Each writ of possession or resttu-
uOli, ....,.........s... 20
Receiving and recording the re-
turn In each execution order Of
sale, writ Of possession or res
tltutiOn. " a levy Is returned on
the writ executed, ........... 30
If no levy Is returned on the writ
Hvl tANcultut ssss.ss sss.s ~
Making copies Of any papers or
records In his oIlice. for any per-
son applying for the same for
each 100 words including certiii-
fNlet sss.ss.ss.s.s. sssss ~
Taxing costs. including copy there
OF IA each case, ............. 10
Each certificate not otherwise pro-
vided for. ................ 20
Taking acknowledgement for stay
of judgment, ............... 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
to 800 square miles.
TITI .ES.

House judiciary committee No. I, has
just reported tayorubly committee sub
stitutc for Representative TAnkersleys
bill providing for the valuation of titles to
all lands located 10y virtue of certificates
issued TO railroad companies for turnouts,
sidings and switches, In this state, and
now owned and held by private persons
who purchased said lands in good faith,
for value, from said companies or their
yendces prior 60 the LIST day of january
Ii 1ANI
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
MN nAl.LAS CnARrRR.

The Dallas city charter passed the
house to-day before the committee on
town and city corporations decided I'M
fayombly on that portion of the charter
relating 10 the giving of the city court
concurrent jurisdiction which WAS Ell
minated from the original bill and pre-.
scented In a separate bill
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
FOR SITES.

The committee on public lands reported
fayomhly ON Senator Goss bill to au,
thorize the commissioner Of the general
land Office Ia issue patents on public free
school, university and asylum lands
In quantities of not less than one nor
more than four acres as sites for school.
houses churches aud cemeteries,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
no REDUCE THE AREA.

As was forcshadowcd in The Gazette
some days since the committee on con-
stitutionul amendments has reported favor
ably ON the bill by Representative
Smith, OF lin, reducing the minimum
area of counties from 200 square miles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
KENNEDY'S Rim.

Mr.. Kennedy Is preparing and will
Introduce In the house next week reso.
lutiou ior the creation OF committee to
MAX a special selection OF bills intended
Ga cure errors Ia the statutes which are
many and of varying Importance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
Kn.LRD mER HrsEANn-

Wharton, ToN. March 4.-tSpecial
Moses Bradley, living nj East Beinnrd' vae
murdered by his wife. who KILLED him In
the nlght Whllc he was asleep. on mo
was crazy aud she was released on S50,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR ALDERMAN.

We announce Mr. Il. +. Wallis NJ can
dilatc Tor al herman Of the Third ward. lie
submits his claims 10 the voters Of the
word TO be- passed upon on the day OF the
election.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
= rlNII
ATHlkG Of si''''
A Handsome Orpnn.nl y. y
Can Al he Gazette

The ladies' o. FeT h
70 can a. III I's re
premium pre- &c S' s'ewlns Hi,'-'
There are bstTs sls
NERVES LIVING Z .s,s
Washlngtan' s
yefy lars~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

CAPITOL NOTES.
Mrs. A. c.. Stuart has been for several
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05
Roswell and Eddy Daily Stage \

Twelve hours each way, making connection
Eddy. Livery Stable in connection.
BARNETT, DEvINE &
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
A NOBLE CHARITY
An Absolutely Nsw Form of
Alms-Gising.
The Lesson Taught BY a Well
known Charitable Lady.
Her Peculiar Charity and the
Wonderful Good IL Does.

People oftsn fhink that charity con-
STATS an gislng mccoy. food or ssssssnt u
the poor. This 10 not -. Sickness d
the greatest enemy ~ the poor and a
gift which wiii cure their sick aud suf.
fsslng oAes " the very highest and mob
lest form of charity.
This lesson Mas Impressed upon the
writer By the yell -known charitable
lady Mrs. 5. MeNaster. 81 Waterfowl
Mass. whose husband was Tor fifty years
q pfominsat business man of tina pl4cs.
In the course IL conversation abe said:
Il suffered from debility and nervous
prostration for tao years. | was con.
lined 90 my room Cor three monihs. the
serves Il the heart. stomach aud bowels
al affected From the slighiesf sxerrion
any heart would almost cease action and
| wss IN danger OF death. and IN several
instances Was supposed 10 he dying.
ny stomach Was 30 weak that
could use only milk a. food for six
months. and the bowels were very tor.
pad My condition was eertaialy de
piorable and life was bat burden.
While IN this condition young man
Who had been greatly bonefiied by DIR.
Greene's Nervura blood ard nerve rem
edy. urged me to try it. The result has
been most gratifying 10 me anu a sur
prise 70 all my friends l am better
than i have been for many years This
wonderful remedy 10 entitled 10 my
gratitude, and ! wish the afflicted To
havethe benefit Of my experience.
Since my recovery have purchased
dozens OF bottles d DIR. Greene's Ner.
vura and given them TO my friends. also
10 many poor people who we're unable to
provide for themselves, and have been
richly rewarded in observing its good
results
Il have resided Ia Watertown for fifty
years and my husband was business
man there many years. and the truth OF
my statement can be easily con firmed. >
DIR. Greenes Nervura blood and nerve
remedy is indeed the most wonderful
medicine and curer Of diseases ever dis
covered. and after curing yourself by its
uso. do not forget to send q few bottles
TO some OF the ailing poor. and 10 see
them restored to health and strength
again will well repay your charity.
The medicine is perfectly harmless.
being purely vegetable, and all druggists
sell 1t Tor sL00. Ii Ia the discovery and
prescription OF DIR. Greene of ID w. 14th
street. New York. the successful special.
list In curing all forms Of nervous and
chronic complaints. who can be. con.
suited free Of charge personally or by
letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
EXCITEMENT AT
SPRING & COMPANY'S
CONTINUES.
THOUSANDS CONE TO CLAIM THE MARVELLOUS BAR
GAINS NEW GARMENTS FRESH FROM The MAKERS
HANDS SWELL THE GREAT CLOAK PROCESSION WITH
EACH INCOMING TRAIN.

While faint hearted chants halted factory
closed, the opportunity of a generation
grasped it Filled each with unprecedented
Told story and heralded prices the world Down
avalanche of
in motion Ladies' hocked debated
'Can this be ruer Such goods! Such prices"
loaded with bundles and with their neghbors
The continues Every day is than
Such values equaled
With this the full given
patrons in the city and surrounding country. We
promise surprises magnificent
ments for patronage that Spring Company
be thronged from top TO bottom for the days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

h<hias ritA trap ast- II shs Qu&Ani-
casse river.
Prof Alexis c. An9sll a Anr Arbos
la srhaoi, 90 q frsss1~ut ns'~ii; has
rs-edita.i Judge T. u ceoley's Coast
fDt.onsl Las.
lnsaxsDcs conpanis~ doing Eu<1sss
~ Ia 500 fbrestsn % rxlDs rats -
asris On seoosst Il siiy~a p,c< IRE
protsctio1L
fhsrs are sfsy s.~ss a alphth.ris ia
bay Guy The<e have bsea I'm csses
siaes Jseuzry !. bus only sxvsthrss
ds4fha
Ths Csutssl Bsrrisa County Teach
srs' .ssoeisfies viii meet IN Bschanan
Saturday. November &
Tue Douglas basket factory has msp.
ufsctursd this sesson 100000 ffuit bas
kefs and crates
The case "a san AT the saprssse court
for to-isy are Nosl 81. 81. 81. 81 ~. 81.
"a. -. q -. "a
More than 400 pieces Of land In Nus
k-xon county are 70 DO sold for delin-
aDsat taxss
Geoszai X A. Alger q Detroit IL
stamrsng OHIO With 0eosrai Mckinley.
AKO T. NJ tsnt has he>u organ
ized AZ Burniss Corners AiIegsn county.
Leelznax Cosasy Teachers associa-
tioa sili meet II Iceland Nossnlber 4
oaly halt crop of potatoes sss har.
vested "a Ieelsnaw county this tall
The Jennings heading MIL Al Psncon-
mag Vas burned Friday night
David CzIkins % CLAYTON has raised
90 bushels 81 beans this year.
Bay City police are wnging var % the
nickel in the slot maehines
Cas- county paid sl05S0 10 sup
port IL poor last year.
Aoaroe City.
Dowasiac is infested With horss- blan-
kst thieves
A broom factory has been started In
Douglas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

The Tfftahawss~ee Boom sxmrarv
sho~- charter sxpires nexf Fshfnary
hes std tee fr7nus and eqaipmeat a.
Bliss 4 a Aaken al Barpart Tor
Ism snd tne purchasers siil operate
the hcocs aexf ssssos
"A Albion wemaa hs< r~cesves3 cen
staat as ira ne superintendent q the
rrsr. sn3 sccnnulafei sasHe,ent had.
taersbY e. sftsad NE wcrisfs fAir.
The pososdlee same II Vickshs-v
Manassas eoonfp. has hesn eAanxs.i
q Nicksbury. he preference ~ -
- = aet sxpisin~st
taht Carr fshefsa@a have be-r
arrested 80 dasgu game sarsien Cor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

Board s25o per week. Livingstone
No. - Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

SAULr SIR. MARIE. Mich. Oct. 30
The schooner Redwing. consort OF the
steamer Oaies. coliided with some un-
known vessel and was cut in about ten
feet. two feet above the water line. She
Is now lying at Detour. The Cumber-
land was released after tightening part
Of her cargo on her consort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

SAYS zee Broaghs tbe suit so Pro-
tect Iiim-efL

isSsSs4 Aich-. Oct 3.--Attornsy
tssnsral faiis pretsnds - be aeSr.y
heastDru<eu oyeF The severe criticism
being passed upon him FOE stick
ing his nose Into the D-troif s,ec
ION by alin< charges against MAYOR
Hnzre~. 4 'eei sorry Tor Pixaree.
szia ne thss afsernoon. n have ha,i
those pep~rs ia ny ofice FOR three
wreks. aud really dia not intend % serre
them 1atil after slection. bot the boss
gct sitter ne - hard I had o. do ii
They chargei De With being Plnrrse
msH. and had 10 b~gin tAe scfisn 20
protect ufseif
Attorney General Ellis snnouncrs n Al
heetpeScfs - taks ap the invessiratioa
a sheriff Jacobs ~ Corunns Novsn
Lar "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

The worse your Czfarrh, the more you
nssd DR.. Sages CstArrh Rsp,edy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

East TswAs. Mich. Oct. 3o-The
steamer City Of Concord and consort
Dunford. which were reported lost on
Georgian Bay. arrived here yesterday
afternoon. They are all right with the
exception that the Dunford had lost her
deckload Of cedar tea