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Grand Rapids Morning Telegram.
VOL II -NUMBER 194.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.. SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 15, lttHO
PRICE 8 CENT
ACCIDENT ON THE LAKE-
MiLMAoAce 3MtAH5 ritH tit AM
to M A Nrro fca-
From Oval Disaster
Coneterriation on
atii M Vug. 14. 1L -.UMtunar 'Citj
iMIllll i urWUl by U U H A M
lft tira&td Ha en Una tuoru
jlockv, wm iw4 into port Uii
d. At a. in. , ffu auout
forty utile fruui port. rier valkuurf beau.
1 h -MiUactlA abaft lit lilt ful
ami a nrmm Uter uw fMur prt
jt Um ugiu vaa ooinpietvl dinoraii.d.
TWi W-tf tAtft wee thxuwa eft 9 ILL trecnan
ttuwe fore. tore, up the ujidklht pert of the
leo 1.:H and piawi havoe to Um aaiuuu.
the tjUameg of Uwh wa aimoal Blind? vi
The tttMU of th.
to b nhainil IB onlar to
of Um boat, lb
we a truly fawrful Mt.
. , i. - : ' ni Ami
rmtu I viidiv from lit oebina to be int out
id by apt- mwaJln.nu and ou head u
prevent Uui from approaching the torn
down pat of the parlor ue lady paavmu
gvr. Mr. Aewood, fratu aw. Paok ipr
ianowd Mich fright that bar hair turned gray
Ltfa rwren wr distributed, but in the
meantime tho Captain bad com to tha
gratifiutf oouciuaioa that tho ball of the
fMti had remained intact an J that no dan
gvr from Or had to h feared. Had thta
eawarrval tha outcome of tha affair would
kmvw bawu tvrrtble. At th time a heavy ale
vim bloving, which totMnsd tha tainer
around and added to tha horror of the seen.
A to hoar vere p i undar three eircuui
tAvN. vbn larg -deam barge wiw sight
mi ind signalled for help. Nobody vaa m
jurl. The loe ntaiud by the company
w I reaea $30,008, wmwh ta covered b inaur
aaee. The entire inachinary vili hare to be
replaced. I fev montha a?o tha eomiany
!at tha ateamer "Mich. gin,-' vhich van
tn the ice.
The l. (4. H. X M. limited expre due at
fkflf laat evening trrived in thii city at about
1 Art thta morning III oon a poeaible afVr
Aha arrival in port at Milvaokee of the di
Med ateainer, the " Wicoain" va fitted
OVjA and brought the Milwaukee'" paaeen
gert to Grand Haven, at which place the
train m held
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A OH'O MAN RESIGNS
A Member of tbe State Board ot
Charities Steps Down.
Coti nit -. 11 V ig Jl - Jim. P. Carterry
lodaj teouered hu reaignafion t. the Gov
ernor aa a member of the State Board of
Charitiee. It ta aid Car berry made no ex
planati n of vhy he rentgned. bat it err
tninly gnv out of hn pat acy peech at the
Stailo ban i let. He vae appointed by (iov.
Hoadly lat Spring, and ht resignation at
thi time induate that all ix not hannoniov.
m itkrt. ig 4 - J. B. arbrry aid
to a rnxfrtar thi afternoon in regard t lin
reeignntion from the State Board of Cha-i
u me ach a rumor ia afloat the
rwiiae of my reaigimtion i -imtly I do not
viahtoh.. ' ' mder the appointment of
man vithvh.nTi I .IiTt o videly in politi
cal view. l'r .nally "nd cially H i
m a cloee friend f iTiine. v he ha been for
many year, bat hi ndgment'4 oerroneou
in the matter of pl4intment. nnd hi politi
e. ti . -is' h g'-.ng I -an not
w uetined in retaining a place under him.
I mwm entertain the kindest feeling tovard
oat old frientl. J idge Hoadly."
Vleer'ei i . . K lg 14 At a late hour
to night I -nted ' diepat'
the reei gnat ion f 1 V arb
' -i - U a 1 ..f -.'vi-e Ch.nt
' ' Hoediy. eh.i i in the
v the MavenWntn -g '
I he Ht.rw r-poed aa f
ftemooo appomteti Col. I
M OMceming
y a Member
vere hovn
f on hie vay
'nrampmenL
ov T thia
i.n J Jvk
eoa, of Perry r'ouutT. to be I'erSar-y ur.
-wir ni- l !Ttrrie ftetveen Car-
herry eixi myaelf ia. am 'leeidedly ojpel
to hie man () Seill for .awtmaeter of I'm
-innai
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ASKS fOH A RECEIVER.
An Eo-t to Close a St Louis Sugar
wt l'f i, A ig It VAm. Kent Foeter. a
heavy hoAder of the Belcher Sugar Re
i' i- g f h ! o !ay 'apn
'ei . rid ap the effei- f ; -.t
pany Hh petition ay the aeaeta of tha
eawaprtv ' t 1 rn the liahili
v. ..,-r; . ',.,f o,- veAfftn hare been
alew atleajw that tw fcawa
da vhwh ni
-Hed
Thi Company, in lwJ, rctad augur r-fin
er- it a cat if 'v-' on million h ; a-
einew vheafc time there he been a ateady
-
"" 'o fe Cndentia' C'erk
Vne i William D. Haynie.
' BheemimjAw'i- L' - ha been appointed
nl eeieiary en the Firt
General a a ealary of
-, ,rl rhat Haynie
new H VI -- :"
M.' n'enl. n e Se a
-neraJ vr Col. yaneemi Aw
See beam in the depart
yaara, and foe a enmbeir
ea atoaf eivHt ia the Firwt
Mar. reeivw by ad of
C
raarfy to the
lary attai beai to I
N - M i ' rH U - r" "l
T tanT.a) rtig Acting i on
atoawe valawe. o4 taw Gamerai I an tfie.
Haa 4 ermine. J o ane any more rwtwaav) to
V M-n PvavBl eM rvav! awatwat I 1
n-o.-i i ..a r-ia . -Snide
mat aw iwad waa aat www tatod wrth
ia Hto tone -unel hy law. aaw entil
f vee fe finite acvwm am way or ma
it her vo tp aftonld 'aim ( n,
Veronal tfew pqvr of the ealatie hraweh
' - -i lie nghWi
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tawaat m, Amy. 1 A. The amv iaWaa4ew
of ftaamkaa waaaavatoaw imJevamv toak iw ieetrt
t n ft v
' Ht .
of tha ftawa
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Th NEWS A r LiRANOVI LLE
A Man Wbo Stole Heaven's Livery to
&r the Dei n
hi adeem t f aa lu.aiaot
I eaiUvLU., Sig. IA. B ktooday a lumU
wearing a SaivaAiua Army bwdge. drwaeed m
UuetLbitxiai.iignt ewuiploaioci, and apparently
H to Jr years of age, oaiue to Uaa village and
reu teal a Oail to bold beJvaAKrib .Army meet
iuga U He Uirti looa stToo oUl dUiotig
tn ferment and ienrued Uie uatnea of wai
of the veeJ tin eel, ceme bcA to tbe village
eVad peawawied aw arder to M H McCoy for
.5 caeti, viguco Aoi. kiovietl. Mr oy
kweWf ieWPlH.ioa tbat all vaa not right
rrf i-aed to hottor tbe J reft. He thru veUt to
-lore of J. VV i 'l.eterboue. and pre
M itH m t:.rr .r lr' r :.c
gurd VA ui Howiett, to loetertiouac
clerk, a Mr I. (ireeavood. who. thinking to
piewew Mr. Hovtctt and tbereby bring in
more ebekela for hla rmployrr. cached the
order .About tvo houre later it turned oat
that Mr Hewlett tted not given any order on
any one, and that both order were for gene,
and whew Mr Greenwood went where the
aalvetiowiaC vaa, the alvationit vaa not
there, aiul baa not been heard of aince.
.A lavauil haw ben alarled here which protn
leee any unoaut of litigation. It is between
the v
W t
Coin
vere
to
uh
e authorities on the owe eide and J.
rrhouae on the other. The Street
toner ordered all peraon who
..ULig ti.o -oi-w k
-ar the tame, and all
yed eicept Cloeterbonae, who had
rolla of barbed wire and agricultural imple
ments on the outeide of the walk in front of
hh atore 'ltjeterhouae refueing to move
them, the Atreet Commiaeioner moved theni
for him, when Cloeterhouee proeeeded kt fill
tbe vacancy with huge to nee. The Cotn
mtawtooer then fiad ( 'ioeterhou-e ar'eeted for
wilfully aud maliciounly obetrurting the
walk. n coming to trial, the authoritiet
hiiding that thry had not began right, sub
mitted to a una suit. Now Cloeterhouee ha
r re-ted J a. Jewell, the Street Com
miaeioner. for -dealing hi bartted wire
and other obatruction. while the
facta are, Jewell only moved the atuff from
the walk b Cloaterhouae'a own warehou-sea.
Dr. Wee ton, wife and on, Mir-. Carrie
Ball, Mlae Mile) Hitwlill, Mr and Mr. lxren
Lay and Mie Kobte Weeton are ru-ticntiug
1' ! ici!vihrK Ml-- ! a ('armaaSM
lnding her vacation viitiug relativee and
friend at Schook-raft nnd Sturgi. The
Adveuta are holding nightly ineetiuge here
uuder a lare teut.
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HANCOCK S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
General Orders Expressing Obliga.
lions to Assistants at the Funeral.
New Vokk, Aug. 14. (ten. Hancock ha
i iel geurml order acknowledging hi ob
ligation to all who took part in the remov 1
- ld from Mt. McGregor to
Nev York and in it final interment.
Special mention la made of officer and
other hiving charge of variou feature of
the oeremoniea. In formally thanking hi
taff for their aitamv. the Geueral re
marks: "The preaence of Gen. Gordon, of
Georgia, and Gen. Iee, of Virginia, among
the aide de-camp wa eapei'iall) gratify
ing." Among the military organization in
the funeral proceeaion vho receive the Gen
eral' acknowledgment by name, are the
Virginia State tfwopi and the Gate City
Guards, of Atlanta.
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THE ELECTHICIANS.
They Consent to No Plan for Putting
Their Wirej Underground.
Nrw YoaK. Aag. 14. -At to-lay' meeting
of the KL-ctncal Sut way Commiaaioner,
in the Metropolitan Hotel, the Cnited State
Illuminating Co.. declined ubmitting any
plan for an underground ytem Preaident
Lynch ay any plan which hi Company
;night ubnut would be applicable to it own
ri-e would not erve other Companie. The
Bruh BawMi Company and the Mutual
Diatfisl IVIegraph Co. -nt cmniunicationa
etting forth that it i impracticable to have
an andergr--und tem for their wire.
George B. Pennrick encloeI plnn for un
derground contraction. IVnnnck ay he
ran dip! irate the entire overheat! ayatem in
New York rity with hi underground conduct
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SUCCESSFUL WHALiNG.
Report from the Flet in Arctic and
Alaskan Waters
II -uimoToN. Aug. 14 -The Secretary of
the Treaanry ha received a report of the
movement of the revenue cutter "Corwin."
in the Arctir region and Alaekan water,
l i e '..-win'" officer rej-irt the wreck of
ark ,Napolon"' and "Gazelle" of the
whahng i-et. and -riou inj-iry by ice to
the whaler "Alanttc" ami "Flia." The
whaling eaon haa provel nnaually aucre-f-il.
n-twir' tanding the fuct that naviga
tion ha been accompanied with more than
u-ual danger. The flee caught 110 whale,
on vaeaei catching evn in on day.
A" oca Aamst Loring a Bondsman.
.-T'a, Aug. 14. A VA'ahington apecial
to fcoerf way "Judge Durham ay he
loe not ee that there i any anawer to lie
mad to Ir. Inng' ltter beyond acknowl
edging it receipt. No point haa been mad
by the I Victor to caue a change in the
Comptroller' ruling that the funda of tha
buran wer jnt in a manner not uthor
ielby!ay. Action to recover the amount
cla med by Lonng' bondmen are to be t
The Business Rrord.
Nv law. Aug. It. THeb'iatne failnr
during the paet even (4ay thmnghowt the
tinfry r rel v y K I "in X Co.. of
wr.r.til agncy. ar 11 f.r tha
st oe and ev-nteen for Canada, a
,f .- a -omparel with of 11)
iat vek and Jol tbe prevmna vli Tke
VAeatem and Fac.,. fa? furnh thia vk
mo-e than half of the entire nnm'-er of hne
ina caanalMe icvnrnng in the Cm ted
HtHte
T Hose-Th.ef Removed from OfFice
wpwrfov. Aug 14 "oIomm W right.
CrnmrTonr of ?he lahor Bureau, to -lay
reappointment of C. P. J add aw aaav
v .-n- -e Bureau, rwvoked. Seeauae
of hwi rerwnt r-f - - do on a eharge
of re e tea!tng. and hi adi'citting hi guilt
ami aio that S Had ervii 'rm in the
penitentiary f-r ?he earn if?ane.
.
Me- tfawwai rjv Mo" , - '
Sew N m Kit 'i SeatM A AraWr
'- -a '.) t vaing of the trant Monu
Te.? 4aoeiaticaa to ha held Thnedy ig
jn. at flja a . at the N w V t ! :-. - -
Bjial KuildlOg. - en,-
twwi ow plan and maen 'or reeire toe
- -vel -rveajnmeet I en Grant
Bg P-ea f cweii
t irf I 4 In
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IN AN ASYLUM 27 YEARS
A SANE WOMAN 8 Ml&FOKTUNE
Strang Story of Ajjie Brinca e s t
perience at the Pennsylvania State
Insane Aylum
Naa Aoaa. Aug. 14. A diepU-h to U
AreMiav P( from Philadelphia etatew that
4ddi Brinvkle haw juet Ocn releevwd frotn
the State luaane Aeylum at Harriaburg,
vhere ahe haw been oonlined -' yvare
a . .gh rf.-li aiir lhirly ) eara ago
the family of Mia Brthcklc'e father, lr.
VAm. Draper Brincklc. vere IcciJera in Phil
dclphia eocicty, and Addie vaa the centre of
admiriug circiee. Kevereea Qually avepl
aVay the Loclor's fortune, (educing the
f axnUy to uncomfortable circumatauuee. 1 o
raie muey for neoeaaary el pen --,
Addie aoid the piano and furui
lure which had not yet berU
fu;ly laid for. The ovuer KUed lirr fur
wrongful conversion of pru-erty. VA lth the
ideaof aaviug the family honor. lr B inckle
cauaed hi daughter to be placed in a luualic
aayluiu, intending to necure htr rrleaee in a
very abort time. He died auddeuly, how
ever, leaving her in the lUatitutlou, vhere the
remained until releaaed by a aSWammSSwa iti
i-in-M) a tt-v : - g" H r n o'.nr- m. !
former friend had either beeu apathetn-. or
had feared raiaing unploaeant Uetlon m
the inveetigaliou that vould hate followed
any attempt by them to release M i
Briuckle. A letter written by her Ui Itr.
Ihomaa G. Morton finally led to au inquiry
into her mental condition. She l uov at
the oouvaleecent'e retreat near ttleu Mill,
Delaware county .
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The Cholera Sceurge.
P Aain, Aug. 14. Stringent measure are
being taken to prevent the introduction of
cholera mto this city. Traveler from the
South are subjected to careful juarmitiiie m
lection. A atroug military guard ha tn u
placed in the environ to aid m enforcing
tin prt-cautiou. 1 he treet are diliK" '
cltwnaed every night.
1 he- choler I 1" Hgillll reported ti be preitd
ing ripidly among the French troop- on the
Red Itiver.
MAKMKii i.es. Aug. 14. There were twenty
death from cholera here to-day.
irNN. Aug. 4 It i rumored that
cholera ha appeared at l ru -te.
Trains Running Again.
New YoBK.Aug. 14. Pa-aeuger and freight
train over the New York, West Shore A
BufT;ilo railway are running without inter
ruption on account of the recent torm in
the Mohawk Valley. It i ascertained at
the offices of the Went Shore road
that the report that their bridge
were avept away are untrue. The V t
Shore escaped eriou damage, because their
track ar higher than thoas of the Central.
1 he iron bridge of the Wet Shore are the
heaviest and moat nabatantial ever con
structed in this country.
On a Sad Errand.
Jackson, Mich., Aug. 14 Mr. and Mr.
Walker, parent of the unfortunate girl
Maggie Walker, who died here yesterday, ar
rived from Clevelaud to-day. Mr. Walker
l a banker at Ahbury. a suburb of Cleve
land. Both the parent are proetrated with
grief at their daughter' fate. The positi va
le rt fued to say anything except to th
sheriff. They knew Maggie wa in Jack-on.
but knew nothing of her condition. They
will not apeak of the man Hubbard who
Maggie claimed wa her husband. No di
poitiou ha yet been made of the bale.
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Another Democratic Samt.
I n i i n a i 'o lis, Aug. 14. Taw announce
ment that the President ha- appointed Fx
um Saiut. ' Newcastle, to be pecial pen-ion
examiner for this district, occation great
-nrprie. Saint wa convicted two year ago
of violating the pammm taw. and wa-
fa There i at pre nt a similar charge
againt hirn awaiting trial. Saint wa- a
member of the legislature of 180, and ha
beeu a Democratic politician of local promi
nence in Henry county.
Another Ohio Man.
WaammSTtSnt, Aug. 14. en. Luther M.
Meily, of Lima, .. ha been apamtel
Aitant Commiaeioner of thefieneral Land
Office, vice L. Harrison, resigned. He i a
native of ( ihio and erved in the I'nion army
on Gm. A'amlevr-er'a taff. At the close of
the war he studied, graduated and afterward
practiced law until 1-7. when he wa np
t ointed odjntant General of the State under
Gov. Bihop.
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Maxwell Eastward-bound.
Las V an, N. M., Aug. 14 Maxwell, the
St. Ixiui murderer, passed here to-day on
the Atchiaon, TofJeka Santa Fe K. K. eaat
ward bound. He appear rather nervon-.
hut endeavor to play the French ro'.
Guard watch him eloaely during the day
and at night he i chained in the berth of a
leeper. He will reach St. Ioui Sunday
morning.
A Desperate Convict
St. liria. Aug. 14. At Claytoo. St. Iaui
Co.. Johnnie Beaucleigh, a notel confidence
man. wa to day entenced to two year m
the ;nitntiary. H had expected acquittal
and upon enUnce being paaed. M Mawg
vhite vith rag and bud th jil.-- t 1
jury f 'pon being taken to hi cell, he -irnl
a vater pitrher and attempted to twain the
! K l -;tj Sheriff vith it.
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A Sad Fatality.
Whifi ivo. VA . Va. Aug 14. Iat B I
while Mr Madiaon Ihinhem. living on
Prneinr eek. Wetael county, va f.atting
her ehtldrwa to bed the lamp wa "i-V t
oil ignited, and the bed clotbe Uok fire
me of th child. n. a girl of in bnrnl to
death Mr. Iunham. hi wife and tl
chiWren wee fataUy burned in endeavoring
to ttingniah the rial!,
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Barry A'reafed Again
Saar Santa w. Mich.. Aag. 14 -Repreaen
tafiv- Bar--, a- ar-aeed ,n 1 -?:- '
(and Hi i thi morning. H wa ar
a time on the warrant reom oat by
ton Co -f vi ke. th c- -
A Moo Mocve'ul Outlook o' Cotton
H r ar Tx A ig 14 TipacKa '
naraavrona rxnate thoifhraA the T. ta
.. t- it o day raprrt of.ona ami timely
-ama w-er. w. gi , -e-d-i r .
he dront which te1 nr'y a moath and
meeaten d An mm the Norton crop It i
Kw h'Tnet" 'he t i t atea Tovt "noah
rtotrii a , a -
Ate i aa An 4 THe rt niiat
John AnarA vera tert WWW wlmtw, a
!MawVcwT4U:aaw4
THE wUMbkK T HADE
Hatber Dull at Prwawnt, e. P . : - s
of a Fair Fall Trade
A rwaaaawAatie of lata lunaaa oaikd
upon Suiith VA ajterboul, of the Drm of
i ifUrr' -.. t .wUrr 0jk.el eeleiUay.
and inquired ot him regarding the preeent
oouditi on and future outlook of Lue lumber
ing bueineaa, W vtuch he iuJ At i reecnt
trade U aa gooU aa it va a year ago, Put no
bc-ller. and I think the botlom hay been
roearhed 1 tasre U a good Jowtng tor bet
ter priove lias r d and we are iooaiug tor a
gJ dc .iid 1 litre has be-h no material
change in pricee aime Wie Spring " ' liae
li.e labor itoublea in the Saginaw aliry at
fectcd the priore in Una diet rut ' aaked the
acribe. "No, the elrtkee have had a ten
drncy l make 4 - a ,.U.r strungef there,
but they do not affcl the geUerrl U.tiiitU
any 1 he mill oa nero in the ;aginiw V al
ley haw not a great many lg u ' J thi
tivaruti and will be able to cut ail the) have
before navigation cloeee. Norway 1 ine n
ruff ring eotne, but wLile pine la in fair de
maud and 1 think we wll have a good Spring
trade.' C. Morton, of Morion. 1-wir ACaj ,
mj uelt eeen and Hooke a follow: " 1 he
iumtriiug buellieaa 1 radier dull at the
preeeut time, although the indications are
thai it is picking up somewhat (io.l ium-lx-r
hvlda lie own for price. The deprecia
Hon 1- moatly u(an the poorer gradee. I
have jut ben talking with a gentleman
from Dululh, Minn. lie say pr or arc
U Hi r tti-re tr.an i.hrj htv (-. u for s4)ii.r
time and bu-ine-s is gradually picking up,
and from my observation 1 think will
have a fair Fall trade."
7HHEE GHEA1 MANIFESTOES.
How the Mayor is bringing About
Mighty Reforms.
A luug time ago the Mayor said, with
much authority and aeeuuug earnestness,
the fakir and gamblers must go. To day
Ihe city ha- more of this cla-s than ever at
fore. They swarm in like tiiee in a soup
booat taltaga rain storm Ihe gamtl.ng
hell run night an I day, and during the la-t
forty-eight hours two men uport having
la-eu done up b local fakir-. There are
many strange face in the gang and Grand
Kapids is u parently looked upon as a Mecca
1 their?. In the second place the edict w. i.r
forth from Hi- Honor that the venders
of hay and wood mu.-t no longer congregate
upon Summit street. Fvery day since the
order went forth it has In-en strict
ly unheeded, aud the seller gath
er in the mart, bargain, smoke
and laugh over the chief ruler's folly . The
proclamation wa then issued to that part of
the world known as Grand Kapids that
the rude, barbaric muic of the Salvation
Army must no longer It- heard in the land,
l.i-t evening the army w ith the band at it
head paraded tlie principal street- of the
city. The Mayor lives a long distance from
the line of commotion and misery, but if he
wi-he- to become renowned, patriotic and
popular, he will show his countrymen one of
his orders, the latter, mu-t be obey ed. The
people can submit, if not gracefully , to the
fakir, gamblers and hay market, but to the
music of the Salvatiom-ts never. I he city
is already making a large showing 111 Btata
asylums, hat the world can little afford to
Ma the metropolis of the valley turned into
one va-1 mad house.
A BOLD ASSAULT.
A Lady Has a Terrible Experience with
a Thug.
Last evening between B0 and '. o'clock
Mr-. Albert H. Warfel, w!,o resides at .'I
South Division street, was as-au!ted hj some
unknown person while she was upon her way
home and ju-t at the corner of Island and
Spring streets. The corner i a dark one
and her assailant stepped out and grabbed
one of her arm and at the same time struck
at her with the other hand, which she
thought contained a knife or revolver.
She missed the blow directed, screamed aud
wrenched away from the villain and ran up
Island -drect to South Division. Her assail
ant did not follow, but fled in the other di
rection. DpoW anviug at home Mrs. War
fel found that a long slit, as though made
with a sharp instrument, had bwav cut in
her drea sleeve and her arm was alo slight
ly cut and bleeding. I'nless the thugwa
making a Inild break to ecure her money
and jewelry Mrs. Warfel 1 ignorant a to
what may have leen hi motive for the at
tack. No clue to the identity of the villain
were obtained lat night.
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OTHERS MAKE REPLY.
The City to Reap Great Benefit from
th Reunioi .
Although the invitations were -nt out the
early part of the present week n Grand
Army Post have taken action and decided
to attend the reunion of the Army of the
Cumberland, to le held in this city Sept. 1'
and 17. Word ha alo l-en received from
Gen. 1 1. AI. Poe and Col. Sylveter Larrud.
of Detroit, and Capt. Kohinon, of Mil
waukee, that they will lie prent. The lat
ter gentleman promise to get a large h-t of
veteran, who are reeident of V ioonin, to
come with him. From nrly every state in
the I nion will com large delegation, and
the cun mi ttee wi I) endeavor to end them
home well pleaaed with the entertainment
and hospitality Grand Rapid 1 eatable of
giving and will give. The value of am 1
reunion to thia city, where leading mr-n are
gathered from everv State and clime, and
will t made to knov and feel the city ' h)
alty. hoapitaiitj and enterprise . viil lie ine
tunable.
Services at the Jad Discontinued
There are n-v thirty -vr: ; naoner oon
fined in the jail. Horn of. them are of a
cia that ar not likeh to be benefited by
attending religion meeting and ha- given
the officer o modi trouble vhil attending
th Y M C A aerTire. that they have d
nded to diarontinu th Sunday eerv.ee frrr t
the ; reaent. F-nr of the priaoner ar in
an detained f r af- lie., g. ar.d tvo of
them ar very violent if the thirty v en
hut fonr re famalea.
The National Bo'lu oLaror.
W fA Wandhv. the apeeial g-vt nf th
Nattonai Rnrean of Ibor. kt in the nty.
atvfminc Sweet H ' M' M andhy ta
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stomw give a mo f awneaHt arws V taw
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A CHINESE MUKDEKEK.
H.-S UTHAUTiON FROM CANADA
Fong Ah Yu. the Swppoaed Muiot'n
of Sing Lee b'v-j:' 1 t'oo. Mor
traa to Rome, N Y.
Koain, N V., Aug 14 Fung At 1 . .
alleged murderer ot Sing la-, waa brought
here f f KjLLt Montreal llua afuruix4 on ri
ir adilj. 'L ,;., n lmmeaiar crojd availed
hi arrivai I : . b rn was hand -cuffed to
Li priaonex and maiviMd uj im n-i.in . !
Jaxuoe street to Kecoider Dunning V ottiia
With a deaiao throng on bod sides and in Um
rear. There Were shout of "hang lh 1 tnna
man" and "string him up but no vioUojor
Vaa feared or alleuiplod 1 lit prieonn
an anxious look, but a forced si. a
going along the strrel He pit adeU not
guilty. Hi examination waa net foi Sept .
and lie waa locked up in the poll or station.
His counsel is Joeiah Perry, of I lica rag
Ah Vu naye he can aeuouni for his abeehoe
from Montreal at the time of the murder
and hov he obtained Aineiicau 'umutj
Several persons, howtvrr, ideniiTy
Wong Chin 1 00, vho acted as decUrctive in
the case, has been in Montreal ovei a month
He came here with the prtnouer and leave
for Nev lwrk to night.
THE HAHDLY-EVtRS WIN
T he Game ot Ball Yesterday Afternoon
at the Park.
A large crowd witnessed the game of bail
between the Hardly Fverr and the Seek uo
Furttiern, at the ball Park yesterday. Ihe
game was somewhat tame ai. ed.
The following is the soori
U'HoLt r . r i.
au Tb E a
aaax-ao i umm.
Ml lb I h
Stone, c f 1
W iberfar, Ur h 4
filing. 41 b
VVkea. 3d b 1
Mi abe, c 4
Bamwar, p 3
Mi yj wwaa, 1 f 4
L VV megar. r f
Mi rmaeil.
1 1 i Howanl.l hi 2 i 1
n 0ld. r f ii ii
W 1 liailibd .
I Hull, p I i
Im iery. aa 1 1
i oilma, 2b U u
I'aul, cf U 0
H-helerabO U
Aldru-h e 1 1
0 0
4 0
1
a I
u 1
U a
i i
Total. T Ms 11 .11 L.tals. r, - i- t:
12S4S67 If
Hardly For. 2 3 '. 2 4 0 II 1 14
Seek-uo Further 0 u o u a V 0 1 I t,
Luipire. Jack M he-.er.
League Games.
Buffalo ( I 0 f I I I l-
St. Lsaii u 0 0 0 0 ti u it
Hne hit, buffalo I1'. St. mai laTtam
HuftnJt) i, rr Leaki u nteawaa, awmxj aini
lloyle L uipire, bullnan.
The following ahov the a'anding
tional I'Hrue - luhs up t date.
f U.
CLL'BB. IAMT. WON. I'LolIi.
Chicago .17 ftu 77
New Yk 1 5 .1
Providence 'A 44 M
Philadelphia SV :v 7f.
Kosnu .47 7&
8t. Louia 4 W 71
letroit 50 75
Mutla o II 24 75
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The Hotel Registers
At thk Mokton C L. acharie, New
York; H. Hman, N w ork. . I. d;m .-,
Detroit; H. M. Johr,-on. Middleville. . R.
EvbMbS, Fitt-burg: V". H. Ford, loi.do. S .
( lurk, BtmamV W. B. Wiawav, Philadeluhia:
D. Shurtleff, Cleveland; K. K. 1'eck. Park
ville; A. Samuel-. Philadelphia: L. Oawier.
Chicago; J. J. Diamond, Detroit. 1'. s.
Clancy, Chicago; H. H. Kendall. Washing
ton; J. VV. Ford, Ciacmuiiti.
At Sweet'k. L. A. Warner, Jr., Buffalo;
(t. B. Northrup. Newark; D. A. Beck. S.
York; A. Mclnto-h. Nev York: A. P. Hutch
in, New TfJfkj P. (i. Marahall, ( latalaml.
W. (, Froctor. (tlouche-ter H. M- rO I
rhatham. Oat ; K. M. Bird-nil. Chicago;
K. F. Sprague. Greeuville: W. M. Ford and
wife. Chicago: W. S. Wandhy. Washington;
L. A. CHrnbin. Findlay : A. K. K)f. Lvou
C. L. Wilson, Ionia: J. Brown. Detroit
AT THV. HaI H HI N - F. L. Hope Kin! Wife.
Hnmilton, Out.; Charle- Morgan. Chicago.
F. S. Fckis. Pfttobaw, Fa H B, Bi I
New York; Sila Stafford, Hamtimfm' i. H.
Joue, Philadelphia: H. 1. I har, Holly ;
W'm. W. Poet and wife, Ionia: .1. L mt
Cin,la. Detroit.
At mr KawU -VV. B. Kendle. a'alanial
F. F. Liven-on, Chicago; J. M. SterUag,
Detrnt; V. Iay, Kawawmmxto; Mr-. .1 Allen.
Cleveland: Mr. H. Van Slike. Njw Vork H
C. Pier. Eat Sagmav; T. J. Sheridan. Phal
adelphia; '. North. Flkhart: S. Fh. lj-. De
troit: h Soott. Cincinnati . V . 4. Blair. Cm
cinnati: (i. Held. New Aork. 1; L. hrarj.
(roahen; (4. AVheen, Chicago.
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Their Vacations.
VN AniN(iTia, Aug. 14. Sa-rretar Lamar
ha not yet derided vhen he will go awaj on
hi mmmer vacation. Firt Aitant s-cr.
t;.'y Mnldrav will leave here for hi h
next week. Com mi loner of Fatnt Moi.t
gomery will leave VA a-hington la fore the
end of the month, and Aitant Secretary
Jink will go nwav early in Sept mmal
A Railroad Mm j Death.
Rkhmovtd. Va.. Aug. 14 Col. 1 torn Dwmi
meal, a pmminent railroad official, died at
hi residence in thi city to-day. ared .
For Buhop of Salisbury.
lyiwimw. Aug. 14. Tte Bihopnc of Hah
bnry hap feen offered to iVx-tnr Wordaworth.
a relative of th famon et.
Secs at the Qum"
Iowr., Aug. l.r 1 fie S' i,ilarr1 neeT at
the ljnxi ' .eaeh a "mootl ing -v -j 1
rver rgardle of fact
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