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GRAND RAPIDS HERALD.
OLUME VIII
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH- SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27, 1 0
N L MM K -4u.
ALL ON THK ALERT
To Prevent the Introduction of
Cholera.
INTERNATIONAL QUARANTINE
T i b Thoroughly Enforcwd by an In
apccuoa Coxnmntee Appointed at a
I - :-ix Af 1 ii, Au. 2d The stecu
t.va cool,?., l lee of tne lnteraacoual
conference of stale boards of hoedth
. to. a c.iy today for tne purpose
of adopting .!uua.ta meesuiea c
prevent in mtrod'.' t on of cholera.
t'it raou .1 Met bWeaagfg,
preau- the eoaafeawaase, wi.i ut
n . ..g '.ne appointment f
u . anl.ue . aspect. uu committee tor
I 4 pjiv of aiam.mng all the piar
a . tne Aliant.c and gulf
coaaia, trie l'ac tic. t.nc .eft to tne Cab
it or tun board ot neaitn. Trie follow
.. . .. . ma wars p.j ..t d memhers
luuiumtM uu Ouavaaitia.
J. I
Ky 11
I WiU
boyeff, T
ck, Howling 4
Lansing, Mien.;
ord. N u r
pen.
;:. i a.e. iMTMMsV
orvanance. City of
Jeeepfc Holt ot L.
lew t'rleans, wn LCh-
ever can test afford
eons mi uee is called t.
. esuty, isrost
tneiice to
. j '.;. i.
"It waa voted
Iha time. TfjiS
!neet in Toronto ;
L and pr M I
1 ne committee
prepared tal-
tsSi tne ouarau-
. r inapeettoo c oiriKite shoo Id act
with and secure tne co
OpenstMm of the I'mted States marine
hospital service in proeectiou ot their
ga M. It bring the purpose f
ti 1 coufei Suoa to tin t" and coroperalf
Wiah a.i MOiUtry orai. nations on thia
a excluding cholera and re
nr .. t ug la spread and prevesjt it- in
trance. Itiset. t trial thia execu
t vv comm tie- will attacn great mi
poi tance to ettort to exclude cholera
ty an oft; i; iara..l.: ytftn on the
Sea board; t urges upon popu
a. attan ion what is so wrii
known to sanaianans, theiruport
ance of prompt municipal and
domeatic prrparat.on nw well aj to
causa t'o eriiM of cholera to fall upon
vtr lie soil, should the disease pun a
I .old on the cont neut.
iiior Preparation.
In the b. stry of former epidemics
of chotekk it was found tiiat :t was m- si
lata n t'a.i:y dra.ned or undrame t
citiaa and localities and thoee wnu-n
i t i made proper preparations tn ad
v ., .ce escaped entirely or were but
. scourged. Cnulem is not ca ed
ty tear nor by any article of diet alone,
tut by the germs Which spread directly
a '. I directly from the infected poiso.i.
Li.ec l care sriou:d ba taken that ttie
dangerous execreta of immigrants h
r . .r.gr sc itter a aing ev-ry rai road
arr a this country. Certain provisions
should be mad requiring and inur,n
that al: such excreta voided on tniard
of cars shall be received in a strong dis
infecting soUir.ou, as cholexn is usually
spri-a.t along ! tea of travel by th.-
only sligntly arfect'd by the disease.
Tne importance of these precautions
Cannot fx- overestimated."
EXPECTED ON EVKRY VESSEL.
Conaidersble Exc;tr-n?r.t Among Quar
antined Passengers.
N'kw Y-hk, Aug. The alarm flt
ovr the fossbilitv that the Asiatic
r i nc now prevalent m
Europe may leacn this country is not
i - 1 1 .' i able brings
r - if the continued spread of the
: fiart cularly at rhoe port
wh ch have direct stamshio conimuni
v . i n t 1 States, and t ioe
have Ufn foi! wd an by red labled
I . v on tr. part of the health au
thon tie on thia tide of the Atlantic in
t lort -o wa-d off the danger of th
r- ace. Two itaaaashipi from
Europe arrived here this morninir. tno
White Star 1 ner. irme.n c, from L:ver-
and tne Vrr'Kindam, from Kot
lentam. Neither waa detained stnuar-
t nf heyoad the time recjeired for a
careful examine fioo. The iferniamc
1 : on a:vl t4' immi-
i , I n Vorfcn lam
carrel ini aan;era ,n her sebm
i ' i ir eereire. Vhn Pr.
T.d fiaic. one of tne aitant phyi
c . t q arani ?. went aboard tne
tfi'-rmameeod announced the spread of
I I i'to i ! a I ' i .conven
ia ion tn wh ch returning travelf r wer
to be put, there wo considerable ex
eitemeni among the passengers.
The last I grant pieners of both
aft pa were leaded t E':: IslarKt.wbera
he wr aga n subjected to a careful
pxammat n by the ofBceM of th' mar
ire hosintal service stat onert tiiere.
; tivs- ans n eharge of the
t n
ne aa '.orr In tne entrance
I " I'l l V fcT'l.
person a passed 9rv
I women from 1 oth art ps
d for cm nation, rut: t
hat they wilt W relaaeed
h p srrerlo, from Him-
Ha
eral
wr
-be'
Sf teroin.
cnotaaa m iusqpsan farts
Ha,rrc. Altoona. Kiel and
ig 2'V Tbern have
d hwlay 302 treeh cases of
i eghtv Jestna. The
cooler an.i 'her hs- baan
i oe i th morn ne
K, ..
sr : .
l Hr tivtav
of tne Hamburg- truer.can line w
be. .auaed m rs tomorrow, it .s sa 1 , si
tf.oagn s ltd to te l
fjfl euiigrsn wuo applied for poaaege.
One bad Wreca Causes Another on an
Indiana Road.
Tkksjc Hr he, Aug ft). The north
boaod passenger tram uu the Evans
ville A Terra Ha He road was wrecked
at r'armersburg tms foreroou. Lha
' conductor and en ar were 01 the
I telegraph orhce at llMsl piece when a
avail isaj m a wild engine C
j along t M trac. He jumpeU on it at
. -. i ..fe auU reversed ;l, nut
IZ.e u.ome;. Jill n so
j tnal a collision waa inevitable
' and he jumped off Some of the
psesengere got out of ttie cam.
two or three climbing out of the wm-
. l tia engine struck the rear
. uti n. amasniug every cur m the train.
Jonn T. Heartily of Suiuvau, leader
f ttie democratic aide of the house in
let .gileiure, wm badly crushed
the back and may not recover. Others
were si.ghtly hurt. The coll. son trai
the total t of a wreck on the Alum
ave oranch 0i the E. T. H., both
en.neer and hreman having jumped
wneu the.r train was struck, an 1 I
engine became detach d trom the liu.u.
PRESIDENTIAL r'AKI Y ENKOUTE.
Amvai at Malone and Speech by Han. F.
O. Kilburn.
Sakinv LaKE, N. Y., Aug. "Jo
r v lent Hamaoa, lueutenaut I'arker
and Mr. Tibbitts left for Malone tail
in an tag at 11 o'clock on a special car.
The CitiaHM of Malone rece ved ti.e
praaideoL An informal Inncheon a:.vl
a recwptiOD m the park ooos plated ttie
program. Tne president was intro
duced 10 the several thousand people
there by Hon. F. L. Kilourn, who
poke as follows; Ladiea and gentle
men. coavaalea ef grand ar.ny ui the
repoblic: I very sincerely appre
uiate the veiy fn..-nd!y iavitatii n
ex leaded on your behalf which has
given me the privilege of ttaudmg for
a few moments among you and ex
changing greetings as friends an l as
American citizen. 1 ue&e non-put t san
axMunh.agu. in which we gather to ex
. a common interest in the institu
tions of the civil government nnd r
w:: ch we live, a Common respect for
pul ic authority and a eomuou love
tor lac Mag, are full I am sure, not
only of ial rait, tut aio a benefit to
all wuo participate m them. 1 fancy
mat we ire entering now, as a
people, upon a career where
our external influence in commerce
I s to bo large- than ever ld re Wo
liavo in large part completed our great
works of mt rna. improvement, the
forests have fallen before the axes of
'ii r pioneer and the plow uow turns
the soil of that region which we wiico
!ty.el the "far, great west." We have
accumulated prodigious weaith as a
people ad I see no reason why the
Ported States should not from
tt.is day step into a posit. on of
power and influence among the
great commercial nations of the
World such as we never enjoyed. Af
differ, we have come to a condition !
recognised by all. We kavfl been de
; r. d of our once proud participation
in the ocean-carrying trade of the
WOrWt. I think we should now resume
it. Applause. Ttie wise and timely
inauguration of a new navy has dem
onstrated the capacity of our Anier n
shipyard! to produce the best snips in
ttle world. I take delight tn the content-I
la n ot the fact, which 1 believe
is now assured, ttiat before another
year has reeled around one of tne
swiftest and te-t of ail the great lines
ot steamships that go out of the port of
New York will bear the American tlag
at the fore. (Applause.) These great
stores of agricultural products winch
w pour out from our granenes to feed
the nations of Europe should, and I
believe speedily, will be delivered at
tbe port of Liverpool in American
bottoms AppleassJ We will
avaii o ir ivei of all theio
natural resources of all this vast
mpaeity' inventive and construe .ve,
which tied has bestowed upon na in
the belief ttiat it has been given to us,
primai.lv, that here in this land that
so long wailed the foundation of a free
republic; and its people might attain
tne highest development in weaith,
intelligence and moral. ty amoue the
' nations of ttie world, f Applause. 1
j We have had a great strut;- J
gi within ourselves. I be- j
i i.eve thst we have seen tho last
enous ouiorcaic agsmr any ot our
laws that we shad ever see. -p!
uio. The one cause that COU 1
I Vide our people, human slavery, has,
under the favor of Mod aud ttie union
army, been abolished forever and Lin-
coin's proclamation ha, now the ap
proval of tbe south. No cause can be
advanced in this country upon
th lues of lawlessness. (Ap
plause) Intelligence and mor
ably among our people ttie
church, the school and the h me. t!e-e
great roc U s upon Which our institn
I .ns anJ our safety rest, we will cher
ish and preserve. Applause. nd
COW comrades f tn - A. K , BUXViV
infl veterans of that gailsnt band, tnsl
fr m these m-'inta us anil va leys
went out to defend the Msg.
I give you a .mrade'B greeting today,
tiod bh ss you, every one, 'rod
t"..- re- tlat an Xmeric.in n n s
tr fi t Jay of proepertty and on ty wno
i Iwlglialga to any one of you the
j -let lues of your aervre. rrat
Let me thank fWC st i n f r
iot cordial grreting an-.l otfer sn
y for nev ne bean betrayed by
ndlv facfs ;nto a more ext. ndett
tlian I hsd intended to nuko.
.eers.
Weaver sn t F'e'-t on Th-ir T'avVs.
' P.
the spue t r two
weens and had made i
, 4 . - -
I t w, . es rCidatf'S
will campaign n -. -Bjsnshel
when 'hy g
Ceeprrao W tr
1 ' as.
ARE OFF PUB HOME
Knights of Pythias Holding the
Closing Sessions.
COMPETITIVE DRILL RESUMED
Several Diviaions Made a Fine Appear
ance Ths Awards of Pr sea Will
be Made Today.
KaSMCiTY, Aug. -. ihe morning
gun has boomed tor tne lent lime at
camp Shew. The exodus uf the
fcl 4 .'.s ha Begun and MM prtent bi
tuimal camp of the un.torm rank will
be hut a memory, l'he members of the
vast army, which for the last week has
ramped ori East Fifteenth street, na
been granted a furlough of two yeaia,
after whioh they will re assemble m
some city in the Fnited Stales to be
. "engaged by t tie supreme lodge.
Yesterday they began to leave tbe city
;u a thin mtcrrmttanl -tream Watch to
day has iucreaeu to a mighty livit g
torreat and tomorrow camp haw win
be as silent an J deserted as it was last
Week when ttie long rows of Whiti teula
lay awaiting tneir occupauts.
laataaj Seeeiae of iiir imi
The supreme lodge wrestled with the
uAldine lo.Jge" caea today. As was
expectfd.it was no sooner Called up
lean a Uvel diet aon began
Which was not ended when
the supreme Lodge adjourned tor the
day. Finally, when numberless poitttf
nad been argued at length, the entire
matter was referred to the committee
on law and supervision, of whlCb Bu-
preane Vice Chancellor &ichM of Ohio
i chairman. Tbie committee wnl re
port at its leisure hack to tne supreme
lodge when the now celebrated caaa
wul le fairly lefore ttiat body for final
ir tt lenient. The diacoaeioa of the Al
dine case conanmed tne morning ses
sion, to tuo exclusion of oilier bow
ncss. It was expected that ttn l a-
tion ot the aneantpanent tor l si4 would
te settled today, but U Was not re
ported. Ton. o. row may de termine
eheiher l.ouiavi la or Minneapolis, the
only active aspirants, will be victori
ous, Sentiment is Itroogly for Louis
ville. When the supreme lodge ad
jo irned at 1 o'clock it adjourned till
..;;o tomorrow.
The HI Br I I'iiirial 1 iiii'l.
A special meeting of the general
committee of the Huiob Memorial Fund
association was assembled tins after
noon, Genera Fox of Maesaohnaatti
being present. The sub-comm.t'.ee of
the gOBaral committee submitted a re
port, which was adopted, and later
adopted by the whole supreme lodge.
It proposes tnis plan for the fund:
When ttie fund now being raised by the
general committer of Virginia shall
aggregate, with the amount in the
treasury of tne inpYtone lodge. 110,000,
tne whole amount snail be turned over
to lha grand jurisdiction of Virginia,
which shall erect the memorial
" Kichmond. The report will be sub
in tted to the supreme lodge for its
idopte n or rejection.
. in Drill lag ealn.
The competitive dr. II was resumed.
Col. J. 11. Hawthorne in marge and
Ciipt. icrge s. Wilson and Lieutenant
Koudiz as inspectors, Major White
side, (. apt. E. os Poller and Lieut. W.
J. Nicholson were aUo present and
w.'.iii"ed several ot the morning Urihs.
Abbott division No. 12 of Fall Kiver,
Meat, wai the first called for drill and
was aeoorted on tne held by the Beoood
regimant band of Haverhill, which was
faulty in evory cleat and a number of
movement! In tho sword exorcises were
na issd entirely.
(.ialaxy division No. S3 of Pittsburg,
Kan., was the next called, and as has
been Hie rule with the entry of Kansas
divisions, they were given a rousing
recaption) when they marched iu tieid,
headed by the Carthage Light guard
hand. rapt. li. B. L. K. V.m W.nkle
was in com maud. Thev presented a
di c di My mil I try nop larance and put
up an excellent inspection. When tney
b ft the Hold, the aanaani yelled them-
elvea hoarse.
John Harr tlienn division of Fu
Claire, Wis., was the next in order and
C aOOrted OO UM field by the Mon
roe, Wis., silver cornet band. They
put up a good) average drill in fool
n ivemeata, n.it made a bad break in
the iwocd manual. Indiana diviaioo,
No. .r6. Indianapolis, Ind., was then
called and wa escorted on the field by
the Indiana Knights of Pythias regi
ment band. They did not areata much
enthusiasm and are not considered a
in tbe tir! class. Captain Moil was in
command.
Fr th gwaatd fritse,
T ronip t t drill for the grantl
pr.e was eoaetttded this after
noen, wilh the execution Ol the
achednla by two maiden division,
the Springfield division, apt. F. J.
i nckerell an t I.ieut. B. J. Battel and
W J Matt ws m command, was
eoorted on the Bald by thet arthage
I (ht Guard Ntad ror a maiden drill
tho Springfield boys made s good im
pression. The first division to drill
wis the Ftnelmor div ion, No. ;t, of
Ind anapolis, t spt. H.C. t'astor and
Lieutenants BHna and Armstrong in
command. Thy were p orted on the
Said by the F;rt Regimen! hand of ln
I anapo . They were fanly well up
in the foot and matching movements
and put a good sword exercise. The
judges of inspection. Captain Wi too
and Lleute aanta Rood t and Kastmaan,
are somewhat fatigued by their ardn
one iatr and will snbrnil their rer"rt
to Oet era! I -irnahan at 10 e'cloOC t--morrow,
after which the awards of
pr ea wdl t-e made and the wnn.ng
divfffaooa presented wdh the cash prizes
awarded th-ai. There was oulv one
d vmoo in th Riaih dr II for maen
divisions, the Proves! d vision of Kan-
t
ded ti
pi
WH A
Co.'s
it wn.
i A Y
Ds
Val C 1 We.
Re
of Tr,.l
Y'ax, Aug. 2ft. L i. trnn 1
klv review t tradetomo roe
While Atlantic exports have been only
I,e71,itt uusnels. Accoauts of cholera
tn jtnsaia havaeansad tieavy nnkxadina
of perk, which has aWisa ti pr bari 1
ana hogs are a p.ja.ier aud lard a
fraction lower, while ya has a.o de
c....eu a fraction- Cotton is f irtntr
Jepre.-acd to T euU by tne great ac
cumulation of uno!d slocks and l-ttc!
reports of the coming crop, but while
in other rpeculative markets sales have
I ten .arge for the Week. Bostoa re
ports that aciivs trade, Uoi and shoe
shops very busy, with encouraging or
ders trom the west ana belter southern
relleotioiW Lry gooxls are active and
text.le mills woike.l nearly to ttu.r
foil capseity, the clothing demand tor
being surprisingly large and taxing ttie
reproduc r.
At lhilad Iphia sales of dry goods
are large. Trade in o.is is more en
couraging, tut iu chemicals stesdy
with slow collections, and in pamisand
liquors ipiti.
At Bail. more the boot and snoe sale
has been tUe best lor five years. Trade
m tofaeOOO is gotni and the clotiung
strike h is ended.
At Pittsburg iron is slightly weaker,
: Kii BOOM of ttie w iks have not yet
Bniahed n puns, and the win l n glass
workers will not all be iu operation till
ttie end of Baptemht r
1 i te at Cleveland is good With bet
ter demand for money, and at Cincin
nati the hardware trade is 10 per cent
better than a ytsr ago, and in paper
and paper bagl much b tier, with gen
eral trade fa r and collections good.
Business at fctsTOil in some lines is
larger and all equal to last year's with
collections very fair. Chicago reports
trade btttef Hum a year ao, v.tii
favoring crop reports; increase of '2J
per cent In rOCOtntI Of cattle, 'Jo inoals,
:Xs in cured meats and 6 per cent in
tlour compared with last year, but some
decrease in other lines.
At r-d. Paul tuixiness il bri-k with
good crop reports and at Minneapolis
the lumber itade ia especially strong
and ttie Hour Out is Qlt,O00 barrels
against 1K,000 last year. Denver re
porti ututfsetory trade ami good d
lecttons. Some improvement is noted
at all southern cities reporting trade.
At Nashville is fair, increasing with
brighter prospects at Memphis and in
all lines gaining at Now Oilcans, with
a batter demand for money. All man
ufacturers an now doing well. Nearly
all the iron miiis have resumed '.v.rK
roes the settlement of wags at lMts
burg and in Ohio and demands for tno
material increase, but production
apparently i:ci-..ms nune. ;u p.g
rou :o weaker at Pittsburgh.
There ;s a better demand for
finished products aud general nc
tiv.ty. Copper and tin are steady,
and lead has a firmer look. Too in
junction in New Jersey against tno
Beading coal combine is announced
simultaneously with another advance
in cnaL sales pf wool at the chief
markets have been large for the week,
but as t-tockJ are very heavy sellers are
somewhat more froe. The boot and
shoe trade is in volume greater than
ever, tnough compel. l. on from new
WOT CI M s.. irp.
Tne stock market advanced quite
strongly during most of the week in
ttie face of the strikes, al! eyes center
ing on Buffalo, but has been weaker
since those strikes were officially de
clared at an end. The decision
Ngair.sl Ihe coal combination will
doubtless aff ect some ? locks, but money
is abundant, western and southern
markets being genera. iy Well supplied,
and the treasury lias put out -.-r00,0)
more currency during the week While
adding only 1 100,000 to its specie. The
outgo of money to the we-t and sOUth
:s thus far of smaller proportions than
usual.
The business failures occurring
through the country during the last
seven days, as reported to EL Iun
v Co., for the Fnited Mates are bio; for
Canada, 16; total, 180: as compared
with 197 last week and 18'.) the week
previous to the lu-u, and 216 for the
corresponding week last year.
Iron Hall Divvy in Chicago.
CmcAQo, Aug. 2'). Officers, of the
seventeen local iron hall lodges have to
hold ui to the funds Without going
turough any legal formalities. Mem
ban have reached the conclusion that
the order has collapsed and that
the best plan is to get
all they can out of it. Accord
ingly rsaervs fund, which range from
800 to $1,500, will tie distributed
among tno paying members and the
local officers will resign leaving no
hoJy responsible to the Indianapolis
receiver. The paying membership of
the local lodges has dwindled to a
small number.
Leadrn of the Miners Under Arrest.
K Noxvii.i r. Aug. ieorg Mon
roe, leader Of the miners, who was re
fnced bail today, was brotignt to Kaox
viile for safo keeping. His coming
caused no excitement. Pud l.mdsav
waa l e t to court in f'vk'O bail ami
released trom custody. lie got
i rd a tram and started toward this
city, but a s.piad of soldier.- took him
oil the tram and returned him to the
guard house. They will do him no
harm, but are determined that he
shall not escape punishment. I nless
the governor interferes the military
authorities w 11 bold him indefinitely.
Caneated Miners to Be Tried.
KvxMit. Trnn.. Xug. Sg.. -Ovrr
KO pnsom.s arrested y.-sterday :i', l
Isst night at Olivet Springs were
landed at Cam;) arnes. Coal
Creek, this morning. Many of them
wsro reeOgn led as men wno
captured the membr rs of the ( hilhn
w e Light Infantry ol this city and
rotmad thorn of everything they bad.
They will be tr,d f-r conspiracy and
highway robbery. The neat raid will
be on Jeliieo.
Yesterday's Ihv n;i.
AtOevetsaCi a r
C!reianl oOSJOOin; j
ire stya . s n " ; ft 0 ' n t '
tur1es iippv and .imrsr. heard? and
DEATH IN 111K BAY
Seven Persons Go Down to
Death
IN THE WATERS OF GEORGIAN
H. W. S.b.'ey and Family of Rochester
Perish Together W.ia All But
Thiec on ldoard.
Saoivaw, M:cn., Aug. 26. Tne steam
y.tctit Wapa . having on board li. MT.
Sihiey, tsii wife, daughter and sou, two
young ladies of Km. healer, N. V., and
a crew of four men were loft ycetcrdaj
on Cseorglaa l ay. The OSOh and one
other person, it is not yet known
whom, wtre ttie only ones saved. Ttie
Wapiti, which was formerly known as
the Straight Away, left here about two
weeks ago on a pleasure trip around
Lake Huron. She vas owned by Mr.
Sibley, who was on board when she wa
lost, aud tiis bua.uesa partner, Mr. Bar
ringer of New York.
Win, i i KSSWB f i fo I'arty.
Trom wtiat cau be learned ot the
yacht Wapiti, it is known that ttie
party nad started on a pleasure cruise
or. Lake Huron and (seongUl hay, going
first to Keek maw. Beeidet IbeereWa
ooraheting of the captain, eng Lneer, fire
man and cook, then- were on board H.
W. Sibley of New York, hit Wife, BOS
and daughter ami the two young
women from Bochetter. N. Y. 'ihe
VYapita was bail! in Cleveiaad one year
g nt a cost ot kW.Ou , ami w.o- named
the Straight Away. Last spring Sibiey
and 1 Nsa ringt r. extensively engaged m
the cutting of ( auada and ntiehigaa
pine at teginsw, bought her and re
canted her the Wapit . Mr. Sibley was
the ald ii son of the 'ate Huam ii. v. -icy
ol Brmhester, N. Y., the mill ouaire
seedsman ami wno endowed the col
lege of mechanic arts at Cornell uni
versity. George Sherman, tbe cook
on the yacht, telegraphs f rom COUing
wood, Onti this evening tii.it the
ye CUt was wrecked am: that but two of
;h;.-e on board were saved. Among
thoaa lost are: VV. H. Sibley ami v. ite,
son and two ladies, M s M. B. Pond
and Miss P, W. Durbin of Bochester,
N. Y., Engineer Henry of Saginaw.
Captain James Eldredge, Jeroni" '
tJsra, Dr. Hand and a Qreman, name
unknown, all of Bnginaw.
Ns Beeetyesl la Kashas fe.
ft CHBS1 f.k, AU4- 20. The best infor
motion obtainable at tbts hour leads
to the beliet th.it the party on the
UTapitn in Gieorgiaa bay was made up
as follows: H. W. Sibiey, Boches
ter; Mrs. II. W. BlMey and
children, Kuth, aged 16, and Harper,
agevl 12; Miss Frances lJurbin of
New Y'ork, a cou?;n of Mrs. Sibley,
Miss Mary Hail of Bochetter, the fam
ily nurse, and M.ss. Mary I'ond of
R)cnester. Mr. S.bley left B Chester
about three weeks ago, and a low dayi
later he v.aa joined by the other mem
bers of the party at CtdcagO,
The particulars of the cruise are
net knovvu liere, but tho BXCUT
lonists were heard from afterwards
at Mackinaw on Thursday. A dicpal
was received from CollingWOOd , Ont.,
stating that all were well and that the
Bocheetsranj might be expected home
On Saturday. The news creates con
sternation in tins city where the mem
ben of the party are well known.
RA1I.HOAO TAXATION.
Are
the Actual or the Pionortionate
Earnings to Be Assessed ?
LaXBDBG, Aug. SB, The new railroad
law pa-.-c-d at the session of 1891, which
increased the specific taxes upou rail
road companies, provides that if at any
time the railmad commissioner may
ssseei the taxes upon the actual rather
than the proportionate earnings in tho
state if the former appears greater.
The Milwaukee. Lake Miop A Western
road held that if it could bCShOWa that
the converse whs also true, that if the
actual earnings were less than the pro
portionate, it could also elect to oav
upon the former. Tne OOmmia oner
made a ruling against tnem so ne three
months ago, and pending an appeal to
the courts, and after nttteh bluttec on
the part of the road it today came
down with the cash to the -tate treas
urer for the tax upon 538,8 s to the
proportionate earnings instead of up"ti
1872,371.78 actual ai eon tended lor.
I lie :.':.0 mt pa d w.i- t.
Ca! STHDtK A HACK.
Another Raibc. d 1 s;ng Accident.
Four injured.
Simviw, Mich., aVttg. M.a bach
containing Joan and Vsolf brer
bauer and thetr wives, while returning
from tne funeral ot Mis. v . Dtendor-
j fer IsKt evening at 6 o'clock, waa
struck by a freight car propelled by
j two K. P. M. engines st a high rate
of speed. The accident occurred at
Ilermsnsau crossing, on tlm west -ide.
The horses wire wlnppM ty the af
frifbted dnvir, who fumped off, but
the h nd eml of the hack was caught
ami whirled into tho ditch with oc
ca wants. Mr. John Brechtelsbsoet
wss terribly injured alout the bead
and chest. She wdi probably die.
Mrs. Wcdl Brechtetehaoer had her
ik r r fractured and rCOS VCd I
inmnea. I'.otli men rs. .-p'd wth
shgnt bruises. Tto hs- t, u i- s:naro-l
in piec es.
A T. A MASS MCETINO.
tobt.cs snt Kt ,p n to H Mined Again
at Saginaw.
BaoOlAW, M ch.. Ang. 2r fitht ter
hali was crowded to the doota, hardly
cuy prmtirg. Walter S ins, mat &gei
: i;.t ir.e- ut t.f u fty a;
ent a helper the lust a.. I be Nant
reoted or not.
wa acQuaiavTan v.im lun.
And So n Al.eged Detioii Man Works
Kced City.
Km. City, Mich., Aug. 2n.-AUli
v utig man of dark complexion aud
t-.m-.ve mn-.arnc- came to t: v
i ivv srtlf ago a
gaa leiesnecard
1 r. han W
en toi at m u 1 of
,1
t r'ti.' u r it
g the ad draws ot
K tro.i . and tn
Diokiasuu, Kev.
i't Witt 1 aim e Btvcr. i i
mrn. 11 j soon Pt-came acuauiU A m h
im at of the young men of town, and
lew ot the older oae. lie tC til
building a fdo.vwo mnitariam t the
miiiaul apriass cs aonti aa hi j...u a
terest Qasserai Alger and a few ot the
moneyed men ;n the stall
t.ll;i .: ti t r P -t : lb -. -
of jewelry and mad- ; . haec .
l:cal vltu.er on the cred t p.n . -txirrowing
a gold walch from a young
lady after a brief acquaintance, l ? ;
itay he uok ttie tram, leavtag hal jrw.
elry creditors and laud. ord to uiourn
his departure.
AN ACCOUNTING AbKEl) FOE.
Central City Building and Savings As
sociation Sued.
Jai amav, Aug. 'J;. i wenty-onemem
Iters of the Central C .ty Building and
Savings MtttflatlTai of this city com
Mnced suit in ttie circuit court here
today agau.st Elisor Price mid elaeen
Other oilicers and d.re. tore of the asso
ciation, alleging mat the sum of
88.69,1-89 ::as bean loot to the association
by selilements on a Bevao-ysar baa;s,
which is termed illegal. Toe cotu
piaiats ark that the officers and direc
tor be be id personally and individually
reajionaibla for all sums o fit to the
association, ami that in like manner
the officers and directors may be
charged individually with the illegal
allowance and payments of interest,
discounts, rehates and ml arise, and that
they be reeutred to account individ
ual!) for each so msaa they may have
MVerally received on unlawful stttlc
menta. UtMUCkAIS AT BALUWIN.
t:-.
County Committee Electa fsSvwal
Sets of Delegates.
Bau win, Aug. . The rtansncratic
county committee met heft today and
elected tho following del. 'gate- to tne
congressional convention at Lodingtoo
August Kh a. Goehrendi Fred
lb rnei, i-.ir'.isS. !:meb t. a'P rnat
(ieorgo Anrans, Thomaa il .leruan,
Thomas Pahnater.
Senatorial lu legates Bdvtin O.
Johnson, iieorgo i Field, 1 nomas
Hefi'eruan, A. C. Qoahrend; alternates,
Henry Cutter. K Nrl Jo. nor, K. J.
Matthews, John Cavanauli.
Representative Delegatce Charles E.
Hank, (isorgo A Osborne, K.J.Mat
thews, Kdwin Smith, Thomas i'al rater,
Henry Cutler, William Vaughn, George
T. Field. Charles Futn.ss.
The 11 th of October whs selected as
the time for holding the county con
vention for the nomination of county
officers.
Lirrus. HUT CH MY I
Is Mrs. Thomas Swift of San. '.stone at 69
Years ot Age.
Jack sos, Aug. 88, To eclipse in
swiftness, neatness, and usefulness, one
need rise very early In the day if he
would secure the start of Mrs. Thomas j
swdl 01 s.anastotie. Al the age ot BP
she is carrying on an immense stock
industry and has some time to spend
with the liberality of the rounder.
She t? caring br tittv prow ittg chickens,
feeds a calf, milks tliree cows, admin
isters to tho feeding propensit.eB of
four hos throe ti-m-s a dsy. tia
enl.ro care of five horses and the sta
bles, bakes ami churns three t nu 1
week, washes Monday without any
help, and looks to the needs of sn in
vul.d husband, sue is little, weighing
but ninety-! .c.nt pom ds, but oh! my!
peioski.y s era. hcul
A Monster Building to be Erected at
Once.
Pf.t BKsTt, Mich., Aug. 2f. A I g
hotei mhamc is the latest tning to ex
cite PetOSkoy peojde. It is proposed to
make a stock company. St. I uis,
Cincinnati and Louisville capita!:-t
l teing the princ pal stock holders. The
capital stock is f J m.ooo. Ihe hotel
will be located on the tug htli just east
of the city. one of tne prctt.est and c r- 1
tamly one of the iii"8t sightly -i s
around hfre. Accomnn. tst ons tr
1000 guests is .; . sj - 1 .
room in top story. H. 0. K se of PotOS
key heads the enterprise.
REM AI If a IDKN1 IK1EO.
It Was AnJrew Lorrnz Who
Corn-
mitted Suicide at Saginaw.
Saoiw, Mich., Aue. W. The nun
who seghmitled suicide Wednesday in
the cemetery has been fully identified
as Andrew LorOttl of I'.geon, Huron
county, w icre tir kejc a narnfs
He had a w fr ic fie 1111011 Who, he
Cia mod ttefore ; .1 r-d. .a i t tr s 1
him well. Bha is now dsd, kav.ng s
sn who is st 1 in Oersnaoy. H at I i a
fr end mi Saturday that he had f i0 in
the bark. He was i Naginaw lat ng
i c tifatmei t. having c mrtiairied
of feeling ; ad ni h IvsedL He has hO
u Ial v',k ri tl M mtry,
ITEMS rOM THK CFHTSSt. CiTV.
EJecu.t MgfM Itanvhae- F.scsie and
Recapture- Burglary.
J v- v. August 2". n -ther meet
ins of the ways and means ootn.
will fight rowrj
General Urdanetta of Vene
zuela Ambitious.
HE WANTS TO BE DICTATOR
. ...af ou Cataosa, the Capkal Fis
tact am by tbe American Flag Dssre
tirda (I Biv Men lmpiioned.
M Kh, Aug. e Instead of
coming to a;, end as uaa tn u i n psrdCsl
. a .1 liit- ..ttitt .l y th
Uoublt-s ia Vtujt.uf.a to t geit..,g more
aud mote com . . h St .. an l httgrmtated.
Ihiaislhe sum and suttetaaec of the
news inch it.s i.r-u "i stiaaaar
Caracas 1 i ought in ynate a I iu tho
boutu AnioriCMU put..c. iiu ;.aix eK
; - a a I i .ted l';o- it ; rt. : tnai a
u e.cmeut ol danger had maue ils
apjtearauce ui tne country, ll is li e
amb.t.ou of iiemisl Urdanstts, who,
:.. that tos own :. '.nests iiaro
ren mater. ally suferrl b ttie ttighl
ol t n aese In anppoit of whom ha I aa
foujrtii Hit; I.e. fro:;, the veil ttres:-
lug out of tt.t i o.i.u.... vU irrmiusd
to s:: .k.e an audaoious bioe to recover
his lost f :
asats i at- nat swaea
He nvi , - i. i a of sev-
ersl of the wekit .u siator rate an alb
ancefoi the pur oa, auu tnen majcued
..on t itai';, .. c .a. t way of
La Gusyhara, the priojcipal aaaporl of
ttie republic, la uuiy -im I
bis tia Is and taw a. UM Caracas
;.-. i w i! ' .tl ho
was prepar.ug, whesi thee les t
piruttrt noon tb oapttal th the
a vi wed intent ol ueciar.ug tunisrif
dictataf I tne wnole w tn Ttie
Veneanelan m mister t B'sshmgasi
and bia son, bu is the secretary of the
consul gem rsl n ttus c ty , acre on lbs
DaSf on the arr.. I ..e slwaiutsr.
ihe latter na.d tOel they had bad lulor
mat on of (reneral Ciirdsaan's go ng
to the La (tuayuara ami advenes to
Cantcas, but deny that it was any hcav
tile intention agaiut Uie government
ol I'k ile added tlial he aaa
sen! foi ty ilsgss to L..p lit.'uil tLe
. .ty w t . r. tr
A KM. Sll 1 ItMi
The I araoaa aJso
that six of her Bam
as she a a a' Bt tC
MaaWSJSWasae
i I.SWI
agearl wre seiitid
save . talo. A
large number of soldiers boarded Utsi
and demanded the Sill TOIallm of tbe
six men on the anUmrity of (ensral
Drdanaita. Captaia Uopdnck, the
comma:. v'.rr l lue steamer, doc bared
they were under t:,; protection of
America -.. and proteated a. at
their seizure. His protest was unheoOed
and resistance ! . .:.g impracticahis the
men wre laker and nurr.ed off U
pr.-o:.. 1 i'p a;:. W o ' i . f.
out the local I m erica a eooenl, Mr
lvoi iiy , and entered a foxasal
protest before him s gainst tbs artaua
of General Urdaneta'i men. .tiura
cos, another ot tne pon of h.s route,
he supploinented this by notifying the
rniuiuiiur at Carscaa, Mr. Scrusq 1 :
the stfs r for such action as If msy see
hi
t-k 1.
prominentlv acuvi alherenU ol the
revolution. It was luppoaed that they
were on thetr way to Curocoa. c
If eoca of Veuetueian pobticans, who
cotm utidtr the ban ot Ihe party in
power lor fear of arrest sit th cap ial.
ENVUMHhJ IN A MINK.
Ternble Explosion in a Co i. cry at Abes
kenhfc, Walea.
IX;ro!, Aug. 2C. An evploaion
which t :s feared may be attendr :
enormous loss ot life, has occurred at
Aberkenfig, near bridge ad, in Use
County Of (jiamorgati, Waios. Hie
huntlnd and forty-men. n rstiaee len
entrapped in a coal p i by an siploeiea
x : - ' T 1 tin ; , . , v
Ihcy d hai e ma t, and Lott
ing is kuowi. as to their fate. When
tt e explosion to k nisi a omroe of
coal oust aros Iron llie mouth of tbe
p t. s:,d tb.s. Slung e.lb ti e r unhling
ri.se gave i nt. . t lha . baeisrjls
mat auaethiug seneut bad oxauirri.
Women au'l chiklrea runhd to H e
mouth of tbe it, crying m.U wa 1 r.j
for the faUsera, httstamds an. becahe
bah i lias have tana roeoeru
s . f ' -t i n pr..
gress, le t w g to the difficulties wub
the ventilating appsialus, proceeds tan
nioa . Hni dredi r4 persoai summod
the pits mouth, most of ihem wartmg
to uiet fy I ns bidies ef fr.eud a, d
relatives.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL SYNOD.
r..c; , ' tt" 1 f n a' Conterence ef
lv: live b
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d tbs oin, an Kvangel-
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