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JL. II. -NUMBER 103.
GRAND KAPIDS, MICH., FRIDAY MORNING, MAY !, 18
PRICE 2 CEN 18
Morning
Teh
ARBITHAlluN PROPOSED
&NGLANO S PHOPOttiTlON
WUtiag to Lea tn Question to Af
turopMA 9orer Th imper
ii Council CUd.
Li.. AprU dU. Tbs JaaW.i
fcnniad ri ropomffl uu ttmaaia u aubtnit to
fc.anpan invar sign let Milium, that
axuipla Akmt lam whether or tu4 the atre
urui of t4S 1 7Ui Mvtt, thai. pettJiu
teu..t.l lu
L k tkss-
UuMpho. Is
England m Alliance With Italy
laasnoa, V, ni v diplomat well in- j
ftorarad a lo the recent negotiations, ta
author. tj for ih -.labruu l.i tlwit i complete ,
Hide - i. , - . ..t.id tie t ween '
lAe ifuvernuieata of ttreat Britain and ;
i ii nstiag to an alliance, offensive
MMl tftrnive. The agreement, it la aMK
tanas tow form f -in uiiornci-u meuioran
Jam. Uie content tin' kuuwu nl t lbs
ii ikIM ti f ireign Affairs of the two j
r a recurrence of
se .o.tdr ty the Clerk of
gh the uuauthor- '
- . -i com ti Hun
laws of ttie Kn-wso 1 . rk
Eng'anj Charters a Navy.
n.n v.ru aj I t:e r'.vtrnuieut have
krterei two toMDahi( now building at
. i ' i :.-.. if t ru-ntnl hue.
ley will h fitted up cmuwra. The
anrahlpa V ancoiv-r. " "Oretfua ' and
I t- n i :. l the Uomiaion lane, awl
ii "BuUew," K.-,j..itn Mu.irrh" and
keep tAw entiling ntation.' in th Southe ru
and totoiWw waten MMjftM.
vV,!l Turkey te Neutral?
l'i:i i i i 1' '.le I m rk t-h
Ainbaawador ber-. -trttl to t tv utral tiewn
v rrTiVf i ., .In. wl, u lawHl f to 'tMt
h. thuh- . t . 1 irkey4 attitiuh in tt.-
u en r would take. ui-- -.v -'h neither -.ier.
It la vitAl. aid he, "to I 'irke interest
th'tt he remain neutral throahout and
I'jirefully ivunl m -oin v acation- that tn.ij
rie."
Meruchak Not Taken.
laWMMb April A In the Hoom of lxrda
t.w frt: r f itiville. Secretary for
r v -t it' l tr.it the toeerutnetit
hiul h-da- received a dnpatch from Sir
! ter l.uinedea aeawrtui that the rejorteo
Nrupatin f Mt-rui'hak b the Ku. uan- ;n
To Advance on Herat.
Hr Fn m. Vpil .. - The ar pre.
naded over the rand MMl of war held on
Twoaday. The council decidrni fhat the Bm
nan irmy riouitl advance to Herat and -sapjr
ft After toe occupation K i-i m ad
t ration will le immediately established.
A Rata il Aent M Newrcastle.
I .. mm'V. pril ). - V Toinl attempt has
hen toMV ' " r. . : v b make
oajtri. r- i' Newcastle for cal.
.
EXPERT BILLIARDS.
The Last Game at New York Slosson
De teats Schaeter.
New ,. V: ; K. Slosson and
Jake Scha- ! Hm last pMM Ml the U-
lOCh v: . tit to-nunt.
Thw hall we packed by btili.ird expert- and
oabeew, anxious to ee the "triant billiardiata"
of 'est. -I.-.:--!- w.T-. :n '.;.' to ..Main
lmittance. It was fully half an hoar before
a referral could be agreed ctpon. but it length
Matthew Hewtns. of Hartford. 'onn.. was
Hjitunl Uf m Srhaefer hai the spot ball.
He peri-d w-ll. but tniMed on the third
r? " in his ;.ni:i tnnit;.:. The
f p.- - well oonteeted
taeovaOQt, man rxperta present remark
'm tiara to tune that it was "any
-kI ' on. whn was m more
ft e. I tK
L i . ji. :.
1 ".. 'I IK.
m first pne.
gwrton thinj.
Reports Cu' O.
I he rtrt
ri KM
.,-1 m
fr
ii aiarket
n Teieir
prevent many ntder hemg east
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0 Lor; o Ge S Pens-on.
I'cmmienaw "f
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V
Ws
tejtoi
I . Ok
I hi I
tjtlw -ii 'iliv M fnswav
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pocr,-i a Tea Pot.
xkwob. .. April IV - John -MJevi
P, aperaeeil h be partial iy di
uig - n si
GfeN GH AN T MUCH BETTER
H Dictates Matter tor Teentf
Xn Vow Agril Tbia ajftaraMft
flMMH aAaaajlt ut baitlluurs, issaerttua
tturalku C. song anal Abucr Uoubledaj , of
,., - id) of Ue Ann; ot Ue rt;inu:.
nsllanl a Craft. Oranl o boas U present rM
lution uf congratulation upon KM Oeneral '
illy third birti.tiajr nd -juiUj iu Li-
. i.. u , - ; t;.- i. '.ir.- euuiinlt
trwa last Monday . 1 tie AeicnU were aor
.... met t'oJ k rl liraat, a'.oct
i r eased : egret that the elieral COUld Uio
greet thrid u peraou a bs was w-pui: Mr.
- :-. 1U I r,sutinu ttie revolutions, sajd
UVe Wti
"I can onl
.. in -rt
ill tie ran to If
poaaible, hut I
f.e
''I
1 aa&loun to U- i
- -: rrii '1 .ini
lienerai will win in tni- tet
10 - MM 0l u,t replied: "It
w. tut I cannot toft He
day and for tite rir-t time
i tia-11 lie ban been at work
Mr ha.- dictated to-day
i'n Ut 'N-llt tle i'l'r- t
n thi acvouut f. v.- i."t
idrn withdraw, after ei
b iu hearing of the ieiieral'
tveiiient.
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CAUGHT IN A GAMBLING DEN.
A Lot ot Legislators and Other Mm
ot Prominence Captured.
Hiaatstit ao, I'a., Apnl :). - This city haa
lieeu in a ferment of excitement all day
over the- rMdmof a tfhmhlm' den, and the
arrent of twelve men who were found in the
ptooe. Anions the uuiulier were J. J.
i.- . i i:u ii. her of the LekTilature from
,ikill county: l'eter SeabolL aL-H a
iir tnlier from Philadelphia; and Joi n M.
Brok-, of Indiana, a uw.-en,; r of the
H !. it. 1 tu- Mtoi Wt r dl held Hi
ltriewee. The proprietors of the place,
Frank Wolf, a well-known hore dealer,
MTnL Mann, a merchant of Intarf, and
ttm. VoVWto of tin- cit. were railroaded to
the court InW after the heari:.. Iu the
interim ioti. however. Wolf -kipp -d and his
bail whs forfeit, d. although dawKCtiVM were
; n hi- track. T he other two were tried,
and Mann found guilty, the sentence I ;nKr
' ed till uext Thur-da.. Forbes was
aiMp'iitted, j Ttncipally through sympathj.
.
A FiGHT IN EARNEST.
Charles M itcheil Knocks Duncan Koss
Out in One Round.
Sv Fkn i- o, A ril 8ft Charles Mit
chell, the fegifeb WBito and Duncan OL
i; . tofl Bn 'tch athlete, had -on g hot words
it Harry Maynard - - ortinu house, at an
e.rl hour this morning. Ail had been
linnkink.'. Koss remarked on feparatiii.
Mitchell. I enM VUfi vm it 1 had yon in a
-o.in.." Mitctu 1! rej iied. "W , !1, you luive
M hNI I " Ko- threw off hi- ooat and
h fVint it Mitchell, but wls met half
wiiy and -truck under the ru'ht ye, kno."k
t nr B ci. ir across the pmhii and stnn
iiiti' htm. Friend- then interfen t tnd -ep-i-ited
the combatant-. Koi b itiir badly
S in.-ntly . all parti'- drank
win, togtohtr. Mib-hell and Mike ('U-ary
will flifht four round- for gala receipt-; May
Yesterdar's Legislature.
Sp.--ial ilispateft tn Tur tBWUS
LAMHMj April :. The Senate in Com
; of the Whole r-s-d the bill Ifgpkft
in,- freight ratM and killed the bill for the
t, joinMii. nt of a Commission to Kevi-e the
(r- Beral Kankini; Law. I he Hoti-c passtal the
ftoawa bill taxing all railroads operating nn
l. r -i d ll tra '-. and Senate bills making
appropriations for the Northern In-ane
sy lum. The lull axteotttag the time for the
eatoStetoW of the Mar-piette. Houghton t
mtotiagon railroad was partially considered.
The liovernor will tomorrow recommend
to the ,oint convention the passage of a con--titution
amvndment voting the pardoning
power m Boanl of four members, to ra
it t"int-d by the roverno.-.
Fire at Spring Lake.
gjpaMeJ Dispatch to The Tki.r.
iikim. Bat aa, kprl B. -At 7HB this even
ing an alarm of fire was turned in from the
pleasure yacht ' Lizzie W alsh" as -he was
lying at the Monroe. Boyce ,y (y dork at
Spring jkf. The fire was found to bf in
the hold in the slab pile. It was put out
without very extensivs damage- perhaps
$!'. The fire-engines worker! msm the
lat whil" men watche! t,he lumber vard. a
it was feared this would 1U0 h leroyed.
A Crooed Postmaster.
FntLADaaMBA Vptil O. Joseph M. Ful
ton, postmaster of New Isndnn. Cheater
nounty. IV. was arrested this afternoon by
Depaty I"nitel Btetes Marshal Renter upon
a warrant haririn him with emlzzlment
f gjiverntnent fund-". A shortage was di-1
covered in hi acconnfe rcvntly. and investi
gation -how.sl deficiency in - mon"j
order funds of $2.247 .. The prtottoar will
l i--aignel for a hearing to-morrow.
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A Sick Wo"M" C"irc1 With Arson
Ctaciwwrt. .. Vpnl Mr. Klanor
Haw ley. chargeil by two detectives with hav
ing flrwifhepi ice H'lVi, u pearwl in F
.. ,e-- is rning Her attorney asked
hh she w-i very ill and was hardly
Ixr-.'. n IV -Ther i current gmsip
; the varioaw Baabassie that the Qegotia
nos between F.u!ard nd the Porte are
A R.-iw C'C XfZO
MK) Iprfl met- w-c-i--ed in n
- j -f ill fame- - ;.-ot s
rets were mmV
i v rw
iliac b- take $1 .M per aM,
TR RIEL RLBLliLlON.
STATUS BUT LITTLE CHANGED.
M Jieton Still Waiting at Fih C'-e
'a1" &ppi e A Ni"os fcs.jn r
From Annihilation.
Aiv,f, Vprtl 3U -There i
eps'ialiy new about the rebellion. Uaa.
Middietion till reuiaUi in Camp at r i-h
CreeA, wailing for puppllee and ammunition
by the -teanier Norlhcotc, s hich L- ?trand
ed on the sand bar. on Saskatchewan
He cannot move until supplies, reach him.
The arrival of ihe sUnnier at Clark's Cror.
ing i- i ol lematicil. I he gneral opinion
IS that Mldhetoii - forethougnt -ajed di1
troops from annihilation in Uie ravu
attic indi".retiou or uont of judvmen
would have reuitel iu lh whole f, ,r-e teiug j
mowed down. The lieUeral'?. carefuluvo"
has inspired the men with confidence. Ther :
are eoutlicting -tatemeut-s about an Indian
riiug at Ju Apisrlle. roiue think the alarm
Ls unii -,i . '-,t M.-ijor VVai-ii declare
that an upru-iug ir. almost oertaiu, an t the
consequence will be terrible. More troops
are to be Concentrated there. Capt. M late,
of the Moose Mountain scoutr, has organicd
a thorough nysteni of patrol from Moo.e
M'liiutain to ( ld Wive' ltke, a dutaucv
of l.m miles. This was accomplished within
-11 1- Ihe tiuely MioUtltesl UieU Ulldt r
lii- foiiimaiid are o placed over thi--tretch
of ixuntry as to make it
impossible for anything o pass.
The object is to pret tit
the escape of the rebels to American terri
tory. Word has reached Battleford that
scouts from Battleford under Co!. Heiider--oti,
hae dtaOBWad Um Indians in that di--trict.
who hail raided that di-trict and were
encamped m force alout five mih s we.-t of
Found Maker-. Reserve, faring sumptuou-ly
on settlers' cattle and driving their hor-e-aud
bucklstards. Oaf. Otorf is making' pre
parations for an early settlement of accounts
with them. Capt. Steal i- -aid to huvi M
heved Kdmonton favterdaj with scouts
tuid police. Immediate active measure-
will be taken to drive the Fort
Fitt. Saddle Ijike and I'rog Lake ludian- to
North Branch when- they will be run down
by 'orces under Col. Herehmer. The Hali
fax batallion left for Swift Current ye-ter
day .
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TH MISSING LINK.
A Long Wanted Witness for the
Famous Tichborne Found.
E DM Moim, la., April Ml The Tichborne
cat e involving the Kiu'ii-h baronetcy, and
an immense estate m Fnglaud. has come to
have toflal interest in Des Moines. It will
be renu mbered that at the close of the trial
of Arthur I rton. claiming to la- Hoger Tich
borne, heir to the title and property , he was
declared an nnpo-ter and -enteuced to
twelve years imprisonment. At Hint tune it
was claimed by irton's OOtoMal that the
testimorny of one man, whose whereabouts
they were tinaba- to locate, would fully es
tablish the identity of his client. He
could not be found and t rtou was
transported. About on-year ago his term of
b .i ishuieut expired and he returned to Fug
land again and began the task of proving
himself to la- Roger Tichborne. Marshal
Hafner, of DeMoines, among other peace
othcers, was corresponded with in relation
to the missing wiiue--. Some four weeks
since ht became -ati-lied that he had located
him in California. In tact the Marshal dis
covered another man that personally knew
gat witness, and had been a ured by him
that he could filly identify DfttM
and Tichborne. This intelligence
Hafner conveyed to Ismdou by partn- hav
ing the matter in charge, who forwarded to
him $5,0UU with which to prosecute the search
for the witeees, Accordingly Marshal sent
the Clerk of the Fohee Court to the I'aeihc
top on this errand, and to-day was re
warded by a telegram from him, dated at
Sun Francisco, stating that he had been -m-ces
ful in his mission. He had Men the man
and ascertained that his evidence would be
all that was expected. McCord will la- home
on Tuesday. Marshal Hafner cabled the
report to London.
MACKINAC ISLAND HARbOR.
The Report of Engineer Poe on the
Proposed Improvements.
Col. Foe, engineer in charge of the dis
trict, has made the following rejort upon
the projected improvement of Mackinac
harlajr.
If a harls)r is to be con-tructed it should
be ixated at Mackinac harlsir or vicinity,
rather than at Mackinac Island harlor. and
my preference would be for the bay just we-t
of old Mackinac point. Tliat a harbor of
rafngi in tin- loaahtj would la- a great con -rah
tottl there can be no doubt, but to be
agtofen! nearly or ijnite two miles of break
iter would be titceary, the co-t of which
would uot be much, if any, less than $l,3Ui),
OWX The effect of this would la?
to afford -hipping a safe liar
bor without going out of the way
from four to seven miles, niid notwithstand
ing the convenience of inch a harbor. I can
not bring rnjaalf to the conclu-ion that the
object is suJhcient to justify the expenditure
of o large a -um. It must ! horse iu
mind that it would la- under somewhat -traordinary
cnditions th it the hnrbOf would
be used. "Ordinary -tortus do not greatly
endanger shipping m Ihe "traits of -mac.
Appreciating fuliy the great magni-
f the commerc;ahrough the Straits of
M i kinac, I come with reluctance to the
conclusion that -nch a harUr i not worthy
of improvement by the gen. ral
government. For a harbor for
local purjoe the preferable loca
tion would be in -he near vicinity of the rail
road pier at Mackinac harlsir. But this
l.ality l naturally protected only from KM
north, west and onth. To prnteM it from
winds corning from the northeast and south
east artificial protection would have to be
supplied. To do this efficiently would involve
the con-truction of nearly as great length of
breakwater as in the case of a harbor of
refuge, the cost would be very gr- n?. an i if
i- my opinion that the inconvenience to local
intere-'s not - .r' . , great to warrant
the expenditure.
The Trial ot Sbort Begun.
Vn rk. Ipril :D Richartl ShrL the
assailant of Capi Fheian. of Kansas ity.
was rr ugne-l for trial at noon to-day. The
- r rded. It -va" necessary to
-- f i-nli nt the
w K- t.Lourne.1 nrii tO- rp, .rrOW.
s
Must Report tor Duty
Bvaw. ( ni Ri-ian offispr on ievivs
of aheeoce m Jwitserland haee roreed
order to report at Ht. Peters bar g im
mediately.
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A 8'ft; ttogligh Fnsfnrg
i- said.
TmE AUTOPSY MADfe
Officers Moran and Scoty Arrested
on the Charge ot Manslaughter
1 La ijml u or vein etaininiOKn A W uilan.
ws lUAdr yesUoJUy lil Igg reSidei.vx
of Maurice Houseman by li. Hake and
Vtoud. in the precxrnoc ot lr. Heel. HarlL.
1 c Coroner b-tvJi-n. Um? ball was
found in the pjeilion indicated by Ur phyi
clans at tin earlier examination, near the
trjnt abdominal wall. It bad pwnetraUxl
lUr .ule-ti(.e- .- blsS feared by the at
lending physicians. The hail, upvn U.e -.a-of
which so much importance re-U. w
laken care of by Coroner Bradish. W bethel
or not a jury wib U J.t l. dct -t'.ane which j
othcrr tlr d the fatal -hot l- iUei-t.-'l. o!
much speculation.
I pon ooinpiaiul of ' ictor F Heart, broth
rr th dts astd. I'rtJKscuting Attoruc) I
ner issued an order for a warrant fot the ar
rest of Ieteetivc Chvtltss F. Moran and Fa
trolman Herman Sinty. The warrant
' .g. - tavi.i with uion-Iaughter and I K-lec
i ii,t.-t -et the sh::.i 'jp-lMi rv. 1 li-t
m mg. who gave lond for his appearance
iu t sum of o,UU). Col. F. S. Pierce and
Don . ls-ather- are hi tandsmvn 1
tective Moran. who has ln indisiaised and
otitmed to the hoUM for a greater shaie ol
the past two days wa not served with the
I i per - 1 t.-t i Veiling, but, UlHUi l ing uotitied
he would be this mormug, -aid "all right. 1
have my bondsmen ready and will be on
hand at the preliminary examination." The
officers will be arraigned before Judge
Holmes in Fohce Court tin- morning at '.
o'clock.
The coroner's inquest to inquire into the
cause of Heart - death meets at the Sup ri-or'-
room this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Real Estate Dealers.
In MnpOMM to a call is-ued by U.S.
rigg-. of Missouri. Secretary of the He.ii
F-tate Dealers National Assx'iution, about
adoen loaal dealers met with Ml. Grtigga
and J. C. lioldeu. of Rted City, a" Sweet -llotel,
ye-terday, to form a S'at. aaaonia
tioii. Col. R. F. Sinclair wit- chairman (
the meeting and Joseph IVnu acted M
Secretary. A committee, consisting of A.
T, Paga, F. F. T'uttle and Joseph Fenney.
was appointed to prepare article- of MteMM
tion and an adjournment wa- taken until K)
o'clock tl.i- morning, when it is expected .1.
OL Young, of Iowa, Pwajdtof KM National
As-iKuatiou, will le pre-, nt.
The Soldiers' Home.
The local committee on the -ite for the
Soldier's Home, met last erasing M the of
rice of Dr. (iriswohl. Hon. C. C. Cometock
was chosen chairman, and Dr. Orwvold,
Secretary. The committee IN in BOtrntpon
detlCe with KM Legl-tatlVe Con 1 1 1 1 1 U e. It IS
expected that the lgi-lative OOmmittee will
Ik- here next week and any person- having a
-uitahle site which they desire to offer an
requested to leave notice with Hon. Henry
Fralick at his office in the rear of the Grand
Rapids National Bank. The con Bxfttee ad
joarned to meet again at the same place
next Tuesday eveti'ng.
Welcomed Home.
Mr. and Mrs. f, . Wur.burg, arrived in
the city last t vening on the MhSO train. Thaj
were met by a large party of friend- Mid
well-wishers. Mr. Wurburg tote beseiged
on every side with congratulations o that
half the time he did not know whom he was
talking to.
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LOOKING FOR ROSSA.
Capt. Phelan's Ten-Year-Old Carries
as Many Guns as Pa.
Capt. Thoma- Phebin's tw -lve-year-old
boy. Bob. is a characteristic Western young
ster. He is nn expert in the use of the ptotoJ
or the rifle. Ieing able to pierce a quarter
nine times out of ten. with a pistol, at twenty
paces. When his father wa- getting ready
to come to New York to testify ngain-t Dn i
miter Dick Short, who carved him up with
laiwie knife in O' Donovan Rinsa - den. Itob
-aid that he was going along to. His big
black eyes flashed, and he aid:
"I can shoot as well as you can. father,
and I want to have a nhot if there - any g
' ihg-
Bob came along. anI when he took off his
coat, in the Continental Hotel, tofreahan ip
for breakfast. Detective Se rgeants on U
riehten and Kernan were mimwl by the vi
lon of two revolvers, of ; calibre. -trappd
aboM the youngster's wai-t. H began, as
won as he had his breakfast, to urge hi
father to take him to see Ro-su'- den. hen
When he reached the bailding, at 12 Cham
bers stre't. he wanb'd to b allowed 1 go up
-tair and ban I Usk at Rossa. MtoN
trrea dissuaded him.
Capt. Fhelan cirriw two revolver-, of t4
cRlibre. strapped at his waist. .V. F. Shav
A Notable Wedding.
One of the leading social events of the
lay was the marriage last evening at North
Muskegon, of Mr. Mentor MttteM and Mi-s
ROMta Arm-. The welding took BtoM hi
the residence of the bride'- father. ieorge
rm-. Fsij.. and was attended by a large
numler of rtir h ading citizens. It was an
i legant social event in nil its nppointmettte.
I lie decoration- were the work of J. AUert
Hovey. of Grand Rapid, and the rrfn
nunts were furnishel by that prtea at
caterer-. Julius rtul :.. of rand Rapid. A
reception followed the wedding and a -pien
did time wasen joyed by th large assatobiage
with dancing and other sooal recreations.
.wriA-V .- Thurhti
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A Gatbermjr of Lodges
A I. laow, April k The Ancient brier '
I nited Workmen hal h big gatbenri: I
last nighb Rattle Creek. Marsha!'.. H
and Concord lorlge wsre preaent b ties
her f member I rtj three new
mem ter- were initiated last night into )
bion lodge, making its mmberrd 1
the target lodg in the fate ' I"
troit. The oreasioTi rUmed with a fine ban
iut at the Alt ion Hone.
Hatred t.li Dead.
-tx-. h. M . Vpril II KMJMMt lars
was hanged at fas Crw U day f '
murder of the Nesmith family over ft rear
agw He wa indiffesent and dis: j
s f rrv h .
faiied hi l'lentlfy
A Mtejfc OteMMjft
iw isftwawVaws Tw Tat anaaJL
Sai ; - i The n i a ad ope
F.m ggggl kfttag-rtok which m
gg last evening. rss deevWI '
earty ens Kaoawand Mteate ateaaali
MjgMJ a targe aavahar frrwn rmad.
AMERICAN BRIGANDS
TRAIN RObBtRV I N INDIANA
To Tram Men Shot and Thirteen
T housaoj Dollars Stoien- No Clue
to f e Ht p.etratorfc
Cljs ias!! Vpi Vt 11 A) o cluck last
t.igU. a- train No it, leating lAK..si;:t hi
7:V p. in., was oounng up Smith viiie hill,
eighty live miles from this city, t man eli
tered Uir baggage and express iwir, in which
lieotge Davis, of liouisi llks was on duty as
elj -- messenger, and Fetrr Vetber as
baggagemaster . If it man upon entering,
struck Ujtti ineij on the h-ad. ki. s-king ti.t a.
iU.ir. Dai I- altt mj t-d to get up. but
w .- sl.oi ai the head and tell insensible
! w . . -lumanded and got up m in.
Luuzit ! n revolver and was comiellts.i to
git KM key from the wounded man's pocket,
eut r 11. e sfe and tiand out the cash. He
I egged the robls I hot to -!imj1 him, but as
he litUsi the last package ttu t obiter eliipllisl
i Im . iolitr into hi- head The man theu
Ills escape. Mess, Davis is UOW
lying uueon-suous and will not recover,
lie-re s no clew to the theft. A large amount
ol DLi) taken.
NTabbar dnsl at 1 p. m. T he ami -tint
of booto wm ) flBi
.
The Monument to Poe.
Nr-W foSk, April Ji The title of ttu ReV.
. A. Algae's otiitiou lb la- delivered on the
osca-ion of the unvi liingof the actors' mon
umi til to Kdgar Allen F.e. Monday. May 4.
in the Metropolitan M twum of Art, l- " I hi
Mi--iou and the Error! of (ientus," and
W Uliam W inters' poem 1- calltsj "("astaway ."
I he -i each of Fdwin Booth will touch ujkiu
the great i-y mpathy shown by all actors to
ward monument- to do honor to genius, and
the close tie that exist- betWe n literature
and the -t a,--
Ii Slrylax" at New York.
Nis V- 1. 1.. April :!o. -The Russian cor
vei'e " Sir ax ' arrhed in the harlnjr this
y- alter a ijuick passage mm Hamp
ton roaaft. She departed from Norfolk si
hurriedly thai three of her crew were left.
T he "i iariiel" l- MtogOtoi to la- follovteg
her lu re.
TRADt AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.
OtflMi ok f. . Ian ou. Pom rs't Bl k. )
(iklMi llU'lliN, l ; 1-.-'..
Cable Wheat and corn titroug. I onsols open-l
MM: lat.-i .:.' 14,
I j-n. High. (Hose L
Wheet May. W A MM
JuiiH IMS M Mf
July Vfi-s W'v
1 um Jane t-:5 v,L S w
Oati June .... & i7'a m m
Pork bine $11 H9 II 11 12 , 11 TJ ,
(rd June . i ii Kl'i ; yis tMH MM
New York.
Nrw Yoek. April an.
Wall stnt closintf M !.- loaiiol at ns
rate-. elosi at ll;isr cent. Kzchauire clissl
firm- pasted rates it7 ' 1 actual rates. $1
gjiMM fur sixti ilH.is; H K'4t(i Ks-t for da-
mmmL ,
(tovernments closed firm; currency 6's 128
hid;4's coupons 121 bid: 4 Mi's do 112N hid.
Pacific railral loiids i lo-il aa foUwwa: Union
hr-ts. iMtHIIB tototj (haate, MtHhM: ninkimc
funds, ii- 3 Wil.faalieh USSiMlliH.
Nkw Yobk. April :V).
ftAMM Doll bat fit ; prn- - anehanged; aw
M75tStM; - pernne, Isi 801 1 1": rwond boop
Ohio, $1 sTifrrt pe southern Boar, aab t but Inn;
common to ahaSoe extra, $1 ShgjA
Whim optinn- ware unsettled and dosed
after an active day's basini-sh barely Bterwlj and
1i1.fi from the heat ngorw. gpot lots clcawd
trona and m$tchiaher; simt stte. ,,f unrail'-i
priiat, tec; onaraded winter r.sl. .i $1 07; Nn. 2
isd, i "i No, 2 red winh r. i May Mand N .
red state, 1 M; No. I nil w inter May, $1 m:
June. i 06 tfj 106 -i. -Inly. 41 w.l 074.
pGona h",,IiK ere awdatateli active and
hragohv, ewsing teadjaad 4 to btohertapM
Iota closed tirii. and 1ts'- higber. ot wtl
luutnuh-l mix'il. 1 :'. ic: uttviiuer. nuxeil. ."v
iiinl No. 2. ''l4i'.;N". mixed, bi. - 1
Jane, W v"-' i-: Jul. 'via'c.
Oats Optiona were qaaetend irrmla. ()--ina
atfwdy and S 'c lower. Kot lots clMei
strotit- aiidatrirle hicher in Mime rass. SjM.t
sahi "f N.i. 2 white atata at MHc; No. I mixeii.
Mm. !2Vej42Sc; Jane, Ite.
Uyf. firm; wterr . 74 7H -. slate. TMh sue.
hKi.M yuiet and anchanaad
Pork Bull ami vr-ak. it...-. b'. .
LH1 li-l dnO and heavy. $7 P. cash:
v if ; M Mm. ; J"T B lane,
Btjoab Quiet; fair to good, rshning, I -'V
BtTTKB Quiet but tirm .State. 14tJ-J. . Wt
era. I0ai27c.
ItVmm Bteadjr; Mate. Hou,,- twern. I"
-:
Detroit.
IUCTRoir. April . Hour Pri'- t'llaj were
Michiaan wintei vOtt, H,:4i : Mlchiaaa win'-1
wheat, n.der prKs.v, :a.'. i: Michigan wintsf
wheat, patents, S Si 75; Minnesota bsJkets'. ' -T
h.". Sth Minneanta it.-nt-. 6(l SO; rj-a, Ut 4 2.
Tlie n- nin of the irrain ir.arkt was dateyad
an half hour thi- moruinK n the al tie. .
qaMtettens from 'hioao. wl.jeh adiic. indi
oatad haa he n col off from the Western Tnion
TelMrraph Companr by the Chiaaga Hkiarti "f
Trad. . All trad tog had to ta daas on prival
lime fiimi lldiagii and N"w i..rk aaetattoas
Ttie ltt'r weo. ;,WH np ) i-roa Rftern'ri.lir
v..-" vsir tali etrnteg. when prion ni!l
mii' h hiaher tian on "etnla'" linl. I'ri"
wsrs ssloilows: Wheat I 1 w .-. moCIM
bid. 1 ask-d: Ma). I M bid, 1 tiV askl.
Jme 5 rjOO ba at 1 W:4 'mr at l 07 Jnl. 1
t, 1 1 m asksd; Mo, red. 1 "i 1 hid. 1
Mai. 4U ea 1 Kn at 1 o"'V: Jane. lu.Ot at 1 it7S.
Jnly. P8 bid. Cora Mn, 1. epot, Ks bid, TOiS'-
We akd. Reoeipts t..-tH a tea H eara
wh-'Ht. -ir af corn, and 4 1 ar of it.
Grand Rapids Market.
rih prW'X rmm nai n -
TnsiRAH Orrtca
tKM' ffbeal nl leant basvy, Me;
M:t, No, 1 white Mc orn. 44-. i hit.
Frksh MrTs rSW. r rwt. 4)" ti
I ;; V run "or., firm .1 sa
: m.
hfT)
I . !i-.rl. IX414
. . i-smd.
per rmahel.
t curi. 4S7r. k'p.
1 '
T Ht SONS Of VETERANS
A Fiii Entertainment by Honve Talent
and to a Worth Object
A tail slArd audMJMH l USiUed Um abMti
tiinutent turuisnesi : i.'.i ?vii- V eU-russ
ai I'owe-rr s I ara Baasw KM M MJMKJ Tt"
recitations ol Miss 1 . e W ;ikjI. Mi.l Uu
- i ) Misr ii u Miller Wert tl
tat a it namhars On the prvrrain and
Luougbt iut hearty tuiimrw and many flora:
tribute, Ihe follow ins lb , voeileni
program
um 1
1 Quartet I n. rtprins m -iiut- 1st..-.
D A rieiielitsj. W H Imeaifci A hioutei
J lieUMH.
I Ueltti.ai he tile of Ixs-kout MoUb
nan hoket
Mlrv- Mm., w IkU.
a I'tAUe not" biirlii l-.s.
H ( Post.
4 e.l.uNo. i tOilMUe AWrd
Mim Annie Miller
f. lieeitatiiai. In ii- uu..ial P M haliard
rSi 11
a. "Kloriaa's Huna.'
' t 1 liHm! ide rvinjcs ul Araby'
Mr. V M Davis
Plan. . I .....uaiee
11 I Put.
IV gacitatioii Aux Italian
Mktar Marie Wllsoli.
H.MXtald
1 m
Oioian
l.jM'.l.
1 . liel . -I
4 Vlo II fv.lo All NMe
Mlsr Aniot Millet
fi. yunrtet Tl.e Thrwe h .far leuhr.
h A lv. :.. k. V H bmiulf A hloil.el
J. Beusetl.
' li.vlt.. i"e Ma-tlte of tniliOr
Valate Hsnsaaw
Miss Main Wilson
Before and aftet the entertainment tla
pWn of Veterans drum ip- parmied upon
Campaa l'. .ce hiidl'anal street and lendered
soun ih i slectio!4- of "nimeiital music
Tla? proceeds of the entertainment will In
used by the Fst in observing leooration
Dag.
Unclaimed Letter.
'The following letters remain in the post.
ott.ee uncalled for:
gggflUKgggM i-isi.
A Arnold Sis-ncer. Ail mat. J It.
11 Barber WM bdlina W K. limrkvu HP.
btan' 11 M Hush J O. IWkertou J K liartmr
Jake Bevaat, Batiar John, Hm 1 1. Hngiian.
Fred. Bennett t H. Hltea T b. liinWll t 'liarhe
Bohlte tins. Burliah Mr.
I Call Luoso. Cuppar , Chase W, Chasss
( harlss. ar riprins
1) IMmiI.is H P, lhtlle) Otrln V BaWsoL Peter,
lioiiftlary laMl. I law son ll.
K tllli T.
ii (lamp I klintoa iirax itworee.tiriften J K.
II McaWeji W R, Harword Billia. Hail .1 I A
... H it J Is! Ml. ( o lb t. 1 liaiuei
tun Kd. Hall I bar lea Hail Wl. H. Mall A J
llossii k iiidr-w. Hulsitj A M
I li nan S.
J Joitnaoe Joha
h h 1 i- .1 MMl .
M Mie-o-t-b i.i-i' . Mornssi Mortis Mi
Caffert) Alfrer, Miller A Middle on Minor A h.
MarkleBei I . Mwhisr(i H Murr John,
S Nes SI Napierala Jolt, V . N,,ble l W
Norh 1 1 t. . Ken . Nixon A K I.
P IVdcraon W, Philli Wdlair A. PLifl.f
Hem . Fops A.
K Iticharda A A, Bnelbej D B MmoidsO
Ba ,.i H I ni . Beevss J. itesssl J i.
H Sh.sik Jam-. Stafford Sohn. Stone J L.
I Tnber Pi.-r. I odd ' tiarles.
VoeUnagh t. Nan lvk. Kd.
W w'l .: ; i A-.i Karl L, garrsn J W
Williams John. Whiifonl 1 (
For Hto Ladies.
The place to get sewing tnacliinee repaired
is where the repairer has no interest at --take
but hi- reputation a- a practical workman,
not when- they would rather aell you a new
one. Agents' repairing as a rule diee not
grte sati-faction. Adjusting 1- a trad fl-r
twelve year- experience I am prepaircd to do
work that will give K-rfect satisfaction. I
do not a-ll new machines or work for any
company, and have but one obfect in view,
thai i- do work that will build up for me a
good trade as a repairer of sewing machine-.
I will call at your -hop or house, examine your
machine, b-li yori what iviti be done, what it
will 00-t In. of charge. Then you can
decide whether y ou will have it done or not
Ail order- received by postal will receive
prompt attention. I rebuild, nadjust. dean
ami repair all kinds, have part-, attachment
and MaKtef for all. Shop at lib Summit
-treet. J. H. MMBAM)
S wing Machine lU janrer
HARTMAN'S
vGALLERY
To-day.
COMPETITION
IS THE
LIFE OF TRADE
I- m,m b.1 of Work fot lift's Mri
T 4-as per Hi. !r, 4r H?. 1 rfm
h one, white ",vT. TV.
e gg- tte-J HTd warranteiil. I2lr pr daT
O atri!. I Itia for 17c
Bohemian Ins-) 1'psira.
K ' ' -,- I,', i K'.'ienh
s'nit at lttfm imrw
M -r pr fh
r. - , .. i .7"T
O --d-- Whlts. f' jri! "V
a rip K:-k Ana. Ftenil 4 I lb lr V
1 a alrre-m IV ;rf.t "r. I m Wk
j itra 0 ftegf, i irannlat-) I Kj
. n -w Figs. i
rw sfneMi ra vnrm W.
14S W'm-fm
irrssl S
1 " B. A M I
: - . .... njMgi . r ,s M'V
U. the line lea Uh clap tail
w beie tbe.i w ill "
?m i.a. A t ''Mi astl
S are full deteiluiuexl that the pe,.
pie of Michigan shall le- ivirnatl UiltggnV
si Wl.e't t p.lrblw lt ll.fcsh- 4Uld
CWiaate SfaUho A IkifctPaMY.
I nr (irand 1'ictuc on ail kind tat var
pads U lar ixintii.o.vi until ftirlbe i.otns.
1 be largest aeas.ctlue-td the tliiewt iat
lertie the IJet gtasle klioSl. b t :. 1 .. 1.
the tnowt aabuindins' low pruaw
1 Al KM hi Bhl SSI . . , . . N
I-ett-o gtas.1 ! lie foumt
Jv.i'l Hhi s.si 1 . fl.tltl 1.1(1, fl 15,
Ttus line i-iUiprisea. the MMl lialitie to
U f. nind in at. tuar kot
VaLvrrs 1. 1 l.Ki. $1.1. fl.i.',, $ljft.
t het ate the imii s-t.- 1 have
never tedd sm mhi.i of this make on ao-
iK.liI.t "f the eXtM-lot i ii p'.
M Hji'trTTEa. bir pnoe etui farLhar
raduottd with a h.rge luvosoa of toMT
ebons patU'tns. never known s !iej.
iN .hAjvs jfk . Bt) MR) Hfte, ftSe, ifto,
.rMC, M hV ll.iv,. press, itu luile sii
tb differont ipiahtiee a w.-' a tin lead
gi-sb- mHiiufieitirexl. atid is a enrpnee to
all. . 1. in . A 1 - 111 am
Curtains and Draperet
In ever VgflMK iii qnaiMj 11 lioal
IjHoe. Nutt iiigbatn. as .; iw Ina
drapene m l'Jual v. ' 1 . . I .i;M.r .,
bi the ard.r bi the pint, and all offi-rexi
at low tr jirinee than can Is ' . -ei .iw
where hrn I Wo iM 1 am
We wish it Wf. ;. fo tie !
entunemte all the different articles in our
store W. rtlli of Httetdlol,
'There are thousands of doll ar worth
of Merchatldls. s',, os and
(vnudere that is cun mam ling 4?Tvt at ten
tint; frotu .-usbitners al) over tin ooiiiitn
its Well he CltCteitk mj- fit The sup
I ii eoi-tiis siifticielil f-t tle iiif r-ie s
dehlHtJlL US H1' d pa t1 rue 1 We e ttevet
M. Wei) supplied I I .. A - I AM
rhe liost Kinl
There are U A -'
I b ji.itt maoti in to d LM hh
can't Im-Iji thinkiti aiil fit n't
h' s;i mg 1 hat tiun- is ( ti
I tfagj btggl tf it's ,
I v hat 1-. t hat kiwi1 ?
1 i .1
And
ojuiiar 1- tnr
: - and
RggMsV WtK gE-MMl at
thf Tiio-t mcKHrat4' pn-for
t Ik i-si rno-1 I fin urh arnl
mcM K I errant Tailoring, con
sult u- tin Suiting- T.-u-t
SjirniK Idtr1 Weighl .r-foatinkr-
aipi Tmu pi nc
FINE TAILORING
al THI
GREAT WARDROBE
Custom Department,
E. S. PIERCE
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