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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

William Shoeder. Walter Mclean and
Georgs Mcoalvip. alias Joe Miller. we're
gathered In by the police late yester-
day afternoon. The sheriff's force was
after them. they being wanted In Kala-
ma7oo on a charge OF highway robbery.
They we're up TO their old tricks here
and when caught had Ia their possession
. grip. stolen from Paul Eidert's. No. 80
Canal street; 40 overcast swiped from
In front % Wander Werpis store, and
three pair d slippers unidentified. They
viIl probably b detained here now 90
answer the minor charges against them
James Brown was found BY the police
last evening In the basement of the
Chicago houss corner Of Island street
and Ellsworth avenue There was q
bad cut about three inches long ia his
left leg. He was pretty veil under the
infsucncs Of liquor. and could not tell
how he was hurt but IL supposed 10
hsvo fallsa down stairs His wound
wss dresssd snc be We taken 10 Mercy
hospital.
Sheriff ID. J. Mcguire 81 West su.
psrior. Wisconsin. last night arrested
Ollis McNasters Of No. Us Waterloo
street She h wanted In West Superior
20 answer . chafgs Of sduitsry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The Rev. Charles Fluhrer will de-
liver q course Of Sunday evening lee
lures In All Soul's church upon themes
suggested by Shakespeare's AS You
January THE Discipline Of Trial
Sweet are the uses Of adversely"
January 1.-The Advantages OF Soil.
tuds--"Lifesxsmpt from public haunt"
January 1.-THE AlUssage OF the For
est Tongues in Treca"
January S-The Literature Of the
Watcrs---Books in the running brooks I"
February 4-Lessons from the Rocks
---Ssrmons In stones"
February 1.-THE Optimistic View
-And good 10 everything"
February 18-The Wisdom Of the
Divine Order-"I would not change IT,"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

neus Cpsnay nchosa ChtlArsa Ala
l - sanss1>s nnk.srA
/ Cossnty supsrintsndsEt a schools A.
Hamlis 6nisk hss rscsivsd the follow
Jog u,rtribntions fron the counfry
scheolileb cid the suffering minss:
Alsoan- District No I. 6; No 8.
slla No q elss Ne & e.; No 10
Ads-Dissrses No / =; No q -
A,ykns- District No Z oi-35; No 8
q; Ne . e&ab; Ma 7. e6S; Ma 4 Gas;
i How're -Dissrics No I. q; No Z saak.
Bosns md caisdooia -Districs No ;.
Byses-Dsssist No 3 slios No . @;
No IL oA10
caiedonin District No I ol67; No.
q ca No q o2Ga
Csanou- District No. I, clio; No 3.
a. 55< Ne q g; No 2, ol-lQ
Cusnds District No 4 ol5o, No. 7.
-. Na y =; No 10 sl7o; No L.
Cosrsl.sd- Dhszlct No 2. o.; No 5.
ek3t No 5. o10Q
Grsnd Rspids- District No 2 eal9;
No 9. eklss No Q e2Aos No 10 Toe; No.
Gsisss-Dsutriet No. 4. e25o; No 9.
oa0D: No. 8. oa50
0rsttan District Ma I. ela2s; No. 3
$50, No q. o15o.
LowsIl--Distyict No. (, o65O. No 8
~; No 9 n3; No Q. 40, s 8 S266; No.
oskfisld- : District No 4. san
Nslson-District No. 5, >o.l5; No 7,
10
Psris-D District No l, s2s5; No 2 AZ;
No 4 rs; No q s7.i2; No 8. sL3; No.
Pi.lnasId. District No.A. d; No s
solon-Districs No I. so; No. s 81;
spssess-Districs No . Is; n. s
spsrts-District No 3 q; No s.sl77s
No. 10. u.
Tyroee--DbHi No 2, q; No. z. 10
vergeunes--Distric No .. tl36; No.
10. ~; Fr. 4 ei.7a
waiksr-District No. 8 t225; Fr 5,
H.Io; No 6 ~; No Z, $3.50; No. II,
&251.
Wyoming District No. .. sass; No.
4. e2O2; No. Z. ~; No. 8. $50; No. 9.
t267; No 10. o.
Mr.. Smith yesterday forwarded the
t239.6l 20 the superintendent Of schools
10 the upper peninsula ne follows:
Ironwood, el75; Iron Mountain. ek7;
Bsssemer, e276l. Contributions are
expected from tho other schools 10 tho
county and viii Be acknowledged and
forwarded later. W
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

v.. = R,,n.. h.v,fh. J.nu.rx
..m~s - AZ. C.oturv and Moth
s@-~;,., R.,;.~
p.-~. :, 49, x-.,,u
- ..s -. -. - Sh.-;k
9oAnneu y' oos
Ao'sss- :
me lss1t- I 49, - "a rsn na =;
Snnn. III n
n@.i ''osy
lnperiai and LAZY loogee a. o. r..
viii hold Joint instsiiation o. omcsrs
IN the hall OF Imperial lodge on Friday
eseoins. January Il
United States District Attorney Pal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The annual nesting Of the members
q the Park congregational church held
lsst essning fer the purpose % pew rent.
ING and other business. uas attended by
= majority Of the members Psws sosd
rapidly, and The report % the treasurer.
Deacon Gallup. showed thar collections
Tor the past PEAR had been larger than
usual The running sxpsns>s Tor ls8
vers q. Iou aud there " deficif In the
treasury % sibo Expenses Tor the cou-
lag year sill cot - greater than let
year. though ens item q eco for the ~
let % poor members Of the church he's
beea Inserted In the hudxsk Thisitsn.
q eours~, y 10 addition 20 the isrus
charitable hequesfs made By the church
Ia its PARISH cutsids &C tn membership.
L. ". Woicoft. ~. ID. Cody and Dr..
Bsiss were selected 30 succeed then
selves a. trsiste>s Merit Wednesday
evening the annual meeting q the Para
Congregational sDciety wilt BE held. a
which IMPORTS from the vsrious nis~ion.
sry. charitable and ether departments
81 church work wili BE heard from.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Yesterday afternoon wss given the
fr-f pabiie pupils' recital q Miss LYDIA
J. <evcom Be sch~oi q physical eulfnr,
and expr~ssict. A Large sad spprscis
tive sBdlence sss .s~~Dbi>f IN the con-
rsosiious reception hall. which wa pref
tily tecorsted Cor tbs scra.ion. After
cxt>ndinz Q ccrfisl welcome 81 the
Rn-sts. Miss Nsscomh explained the
character ard te8edts ~ the rlab
suin9iox. uhieh VS. xixsn Ia three
series 81 TIE fei'owius yonrr ladies'
Miss Jeuai- Nseomb>r. Me- knri~
binxhzm. Ms Margaret Co6yn and
No Bisnch fIsxslL pko svssc>d ~
the Ersre ~ their movements %. thcr.
onxb tr.ininz that th-y bad rec~ivsd
A short and itfrrr-finR ssik % ths sub
t>et ~ dress ~ Misc Neweomb Wa 70.
lcsed ~ resi-s - exerci~~~ Coz en-
trcl Miss Nswcomh then snnounc~rfh
resding ~ NJ. Alberta Oskl-y. wke
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
AEEW DONZs

DON'T think because ms hard times you
can't afford TO have that catarrh or
asthma or bronchitis treated
DON'T you know those diseases arc very
dangerous In this ciimaSe.
DON'T think because you have been treated
unsuccessfully that your case il in
curabie. DIR. Rankin has CURED
many such cases. He devotes all
his time and energy to those die
eases and has the necessary appa-
ratus, so it's not strange that be Ii
sucoossful in obstinate and OBJ
scure casee
You have all heard of numerous cases
brought TO successful issue by DIR. Rankin.
% you will read of another with strong and
growing belief in his metbodR The case Is
that Of Mr.. p. n. Hayes. of No. 81 Woodlawn
avenue. He says; "When ! began treat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD MORNING JANUARY Z 1891

affanded oar formsr sales. but Tar the
b<ts1f Of Others us Would slmply s1y
tkzt ws n4ks . cash present u
Gas doiizr wsth eSsry $40 purchase.
I Fifty opau with every 80 purchase.
Twenty-Five esats vita every eiD
puischasa
Nos u the time 20 bay skoes cheap.
- our prices are loo and eur discount
y esnaine- We hare made special re-
dacsions IN rubbsr2 and thsrsfoss do
not include them in this salA Rsmsm-
bsr this oder i made only Il
QHAEA'a Y Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04


Barhars A. LAthrop - Chariss @.
Hastings. lot n. blk 2, Whites I'd
cSsr AZ v. w;;ii.s ana vii. q Rs
ben G. Jaquith. kt .. bin kWinsur
Lseina. Il. GiSsoa % brown ! ST.
Ies. LOT e. nxkotob add ........
Henry q Stooe 70 Chriseopher No
Carry. iot ~ blk 4 II. q. stonss
John !. SmitE. r.. ana M. 70 iu..
TN I. Stone. lot 7. blk !. Canton
smisa's add.
Cia.k. lot :, e!k =. Campbell! 4
undesrocd's WIndsor park I'D;
Wander Ven, Wig 20 Il LOT ~. Boyd
Charlss Nacard 70 saioma 4. Ma
card. % ~ nsk ~ 60 ]. wyo-
ssioms 4. Nsc.rd 70 william Il.
Brit. pt ~ nsk ssk 80 !, Wyc-
Jan q. xi:m:,sr and :, vie 10 hi ".
Thomas coans1y asd vile 70 Nor.
man y. PriDgis. ne f. 4 nv r. u
sc q Nelson. .....
Hi W. WeIls and wife 70 Jan q. Me
meyer. pee land On sec 5, Bowns:: ~
Sumner 8 bacon and wife 10 WIZ
lam X. Nunson and wife. ~ ex
nwk nek SEC ~. Grand Rapids.... I
John Thomas and wife 10 John
Pitch. pee lard on sscS2 Burou... 4
Clarinda ". Stone and husband 20
Sarah Y. Smith. ~ seH swk sscs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Neri Mcmillan Of Rockford 10 at The
Morton.
Miss Kate Scott. q teacher in the
Psntsater schools. is visiting her sister.
Mrs W. H. kinssy.
Brother Amen. % New MEXICO. who
has been visiting Miss Anna O'Neil, LETT
yesterday FOE New York.
Miss r j. shank OF Lansing. IL the
the guest Of Lila A. Dsvsndorf of No. Ala
West Bridge street for few dsya
,. w. Y. Halcombe. bookkseper Zoe
the Osts<hou-e a For Lumber CON % uy.
left lsst night for thu Pacific coast and
viii ssil from San Frsncisco Tor New
leland nsxt week 20 visit his father.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
he IS STILL ALIVE
4 ]. Nyman a Bangor esaliows
consicssbIs Morphine
uks In De~psirx1 % - rsrss--sah
A~.ss Md Alssss ssepp>a hsss-u
No ssd ~ Had Turned blse.

Al. xynzn. enc a the bsst knovn
rssla~1fs II bzngor. Michigan. nd .
ss.nhss of ths Masonic frstsrnity. vho
= kaowa ell over the state took "A
ossrdoss of norphins IN the becksi
houss On Ioniz street early yssesr-
Oar uornlns. lie cane 20 The
B<cksl hoass about IL o'clock
Tuesday evening". and wss sssignsd 10
roan 10 he DID nos sppsas FOE breakfast
and il So not discovered that hs sss still
b, kis room nstu aftsrnooa His doos -
epsnsd snd ~ wss found N ssassisss
eusditlon. While bottle q morphins
near b. told the story a BIZ eoodif,on-
Dr. Groasr and Ia. Eozsna vsrs calIsd
They did al that could Be docs toe the
sufferer, bat thought be would de
In . short time. Later N ne
day ID. q. T. Pstferspn vzs told
q ne ease and vas informed that the
ether doctors had given the patient up
% de. Having = remedy which he con-
slcisred better than thoss ordinarily
used. he sent % the house and sdminie
tered his remedy. Later Mr. Nynaa
showed . dscided improvement and
there va q controversy over whoss
nsdicins had done tie good work AIT
o'clock last evening Q man from Bangor
who happened 10 30 in the city. beard
q the ease. visitsd the hotel and had .
narss seat Cor 10 attend the patisut lie
appeared st that time 70 b rapidly TO
covering. thoaxh HE breathing vac
abort and spssnoiic. At l0s0 Last
night bic brother. l. G. Nynan. arrived
from Bangor He szys there . no
reason vhy Mr. Symsn should
commit suicfis- He Owns 30 acres q
land and wss happy 90 Tar - was
known. he believes the drug was
taken BY mistake Mr.. Nyman - mas-
ter mason Il the lodge 10 Bangor and b
ooe a the first men IN that village
AZ o'clock this morning he We still
Improving and vas able 20 move his eye
lids aud biz hsnds little. IL 10 be-
i.svsd be vill recover. The mana
father 10 owner Of the Bangor water
worka lie 10 about 30 years old and
has a wife but no children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The executive committee having in
charge the Midway Plaisancs entertain
ment. which is TO be given under tho
auspices OF Company b In Lockerby
hall. waited upon Governor Rich yester-
day and invited him 70 be present and
open the show. The governor promised
70 be present with his stat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The following IL list Of tbs marriage
licenses Issued since last publication, with
the names residences when oat Of the ethyl
and ages Of tho parties;
Ass.
John A. Cenlen. Indianapolis LENA
Walter A. Bauer, Cssnovia; AgRis ~
McCune. Chester. Ottawa county :. .2l-2,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Tho committee on printing Of the
board Of trade win meet ia few days
10 discuss the matter Of printing . new
book There were 81 900 copies Of the old
book. Grand Rspids ~ 1t In" ISSUED.
and the board realized profit Of e1,lO0
On the publication. There 10 nor q copy
left Of the 1000 issued. and ~ there are
numerous inquiries for these books IL is
thought that another book should be
isuuedL ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Albert May Of Mays bazaar. at Nos. Al
and - Monroe street. filed tive chattel
mortgages yesterday aggregating sl4.-
300. The mortgages were filed In tho
following order: NJ Heyn. 5000; John
g. Meyer, 1900; Harry Heyn. $3.50;
Emil Heyn. $1,000; Rosetta May. e2,379
Oscar Kristen and Sebastian Baker
filed notice Of claim for sl32.65 for
purchased goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

HE. lads and lsssies bic away!
Nor brook q single hours delay.
IN you would carry in your mouth
White teeth. and odors OF the south.
Haste, haste. and buy q single font
OF the unrivalled 6OZODONT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

TssSss~e. Mich. Jan. a-The follow
iee ace corporations have fled articles
u Hssccistion WITH thesecrstsryof state:
The Alpens Savings bsnk. Aipena.
faopoo, C2rIetoa Hardware company.
CAlnnsf. $1,000. Pisinweii Church
Furniture ccmpsny. Pisinwril $1,000:
W. j. Could a Co. Detroit tNoooO;
vsrniliicn Lumb>r eompany. Saginaw.
fi6cou, Aiisnffsle Co Opersfive Cream
cry conpany. Aliendslc. 5000: Hud-
.orvsils Creamery associsfiSh. Hudson
vile. e4Soo; BAIRD. ccodwilIie A Co.
Pert Huron. $4,000. Wstervals Mans-
fscfnrinR coupanv. Wafsrv.ls. t7a.oon
Heery Stsrk Land 4 Lumb>r company.
Arcadia. eDoo0s Poksxsn Batter a
Cheese cosspany. Psksgoa. tf.za
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

ros ths csz1s At PiIss = always painful.
oftsn dangerous and uselsea, and i.vari-
ably sxpsasivs; On tke other had there is
. new. certain cure. perfectly painless.
givss bstant pslief and p<rnanent cure
cd custs but tsins. Il h ~ Pyramid
Pfs Curs. IL b . more certain cuSs than
= surgical operation. without cay Of The
intenas pain, expense and danger Of an
epsrstioa. Any drusgist win Ct u for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
AK Coz LAIR wnlrr nour.


xhat people suffering ftum Pies wiEl
endure thsn foe yesrs or suhn,t 70 dan,
smgicsl eopentioos. when an tbs tims
there 4 : painless, certain. hssine cure.
which gives Instant relief ana costs but {
tribe. 1t Il called the Pyramid Pile Cum
end can be found It al drug stoses. Any
druggist Win sst h fpg you u yea ask
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

KALAMxxooJ xa- 3>-Mra Morris Had.
den fell lest sight ssd In faliing pallsd
lamp from the tabis. which broke and
Get drs 20 her eiothing. burning her
clothes sntirsly fron her body. fhses
u not spot = large - hes hand WHARF
the namss did sos touch She canset
rsoovse. =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Today We win commence our third
annual silver dollar shoe sale st
O'Hara's. ~ Canal street This an
nounccment In itself " enough 70 at-
tract the patronage OF thoes Who have
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

As the modern railway train 10 ahead
OF the old time stage coach. 90 Is Hoods
Sarsaparilla. q modern medicine. ahead
Of the old time remedies. In positive
merit IL Ia peculiar to itself
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

ment with DIR. Rankin, was able 10 walk
around some, and that's about all. walk
Of q block would tire me out. My breath
was very short aud had frequent attacks of
asthma Ny nose was filed up. my throat
was full OF mucous. keeping me continually
hawking and splitting. l coughod great
deal, In fact my cough kept me awake the
greater part of the night. bad no appe-
lite and what did eat distressed me. As
had family dependent on me and 1 was
unable to worn, Il felt very despondent
tried numerous methods Of treatment un-
SUCCESSFULLY. Hearing Of DIR. Rankin's sue
cess In troubles like mine. consulted him.
Two weeks after / began treatment with
him was able 10 work, and have done all
could get since then. l have built up In
every respect, rapidly and steadily. until I
am like another man. In fact can hardly
realize the condition vas in before DR.
Rankin treated me. and l recommend my
friends and acquaintances 30 him."
References 10 Ave hundred cured patients
In this city alone.
Dr. Rankin b graduate Of Ann Arbor, and
has bad pears OF experience In his spseialtiss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

DowsesAc. Mich. Jan. 3-The Round
Oak store vorks Of this city resumed
operations yesterday. giving employ
rasst 10 about 30 men. Who have been
idle Zoe the pest two montha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
o-Ameriean Day.

At the Imperial roller rink. Lockerby
hall. today. only colored people allowed
TO skate. Cake walk on wheels In the
evening. Prize for the most graceful
couple. Gallery seats 10 cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Ths eaissnsu's ustoa have secured
the agreement a every retail merchant
a the city 70 close thsir place Of busi-
nsea On Wednssdsy eveninGA Here
sfter svsry store u the cify viii b.
csoesd every night IN the week but sat
urday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

watervliet Ii 70 have q mammoth
paper mill. which viii employ go men
and women and cost 100000. Water
vliet raised bonus Of 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Don't forget your state. county and
school taxes. They are now due and
should be paid at once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

The tar department will Be kept open
evenings from 70 0 o'clock until after
the 10th Of January. Don't forget 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Pay your taxss now and save tho Per
cent that will 10 added on the 10th Of
January.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

RYDER-At Kalamazoo, January 2. leol,
Frank w. Rs der. aged 50 ysarA
SWIGART-In Denver, Colorado, NrA
Hattie Swiaars, sister Of Mira r. A. Prindle
OF this city. The remains viii be brought to
Grand Rapids for burial today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Grand Rapids Savings Bsak-ssssi- An
nusi Dividend Ma ~.
The directors Of this hank have d.
clared ssmi-annusl dividsnd Of three
psr cent payable on and after Friday.
January s 1894
F.A. HA1z. Cashier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Ann. Kelly. Nol Randolph stssst.
St AndrsvA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Kkfswx<pc, Mich, Jsn. "A repre-.
sentative q the chiesso cooperztiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

callum 4 cAsrrymsn. funeral directors,
Grand Rapids.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-29
BROWN UNIVERSITY.
Paragraphs of Current News for
Students Consideration.

Mr.. Frank T.. Easton, Brown 1872, for
merly member of the Brunonian Board,
and now with the New York Tribune,
gave a very interesting talk before the
Press Club at Brown last evening,
on the life and work OF q news
paper man in New York City.
He also gave brief reviews of the leading
dsilies of the Metropolis. The address
was one of the most interesting ever
delivered before the club and was greatly
enjoyed by all present. At the close Mr..
Easton kindly offered TO answer any
questions the audience might wish to
ask.
President Andrews went to Middleboro
today to attend the funeral services of
the late Professor jerks, which were held
in that place ut o'clock this afternoon.
The first football game of the season is
played today on Lincoln Field, between
Brown and the Fort Adams team of New
port. The Brown team will line up as
follows for the first half:
Dennison. l. c., Robinson, +. e.,
Mott. !. T., Donovan, q. b.,
Lancey, q, Millard, 7. h..
Coombs, c.. Fultz, |. h.,
Smith, Z. X. Mccarthy, Y. b.,
Emory. r. I.
Mr.. Tobin, an old Brown man, has been
coaching the Fort Adams team. An ex-
citing game Is expected. Game called at
$3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-29
INTERNAL STRIFE.
A Manifesto Says the Irish People
Have Been DisiIlusioned.

DUBLIN, Sept. 29.-The independent or
Parnellits party has issued q manifesto, in
view of the anniversary of the death OF
Charles Stewart Psrnell, who died Oct.
6, 1891, bitterly attacking the other
factions of the Irish Parliamentary
party. 1t says: "The mass OF the people
who went wrong last election have been
disillusionizsd. They are not likely to
remain long in the service OF Govern
msnt that confesses it's inability to do
anything for Ireland or remain attached
to q Parliamentary party conspicuous in
having failed in the first essential of
unity, discipline and independency, and
which has succeeded only in hiring to
strangers those services which were
solemnly pledged to Ireland.
"a general election Ia q certainty in the
near future and even were it the avowed
policy of the Irish allies of the govern
ment to continue the present moribund
ministry in Office, they are too demoral-
lied and divided by deadly internal
strife to be useful even To their British
paymaster.
"We expect, therefore, before the date
of dissolution, individual appeals to the
constituencies from out of the ranks OF
the Irish allies themselves"