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THE LAST SID RITES.
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Mti.. noUsr, N H , in a rjver
of Excitement
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BEHIND THE BATTERY
4 I .Hl I BBfOMtB" Ssall rbrssti -tsr-sao
lh rflHl4tO ia rl
nil. 1.4 1 'or
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jkMbrmi, April :M. Owing to
wealber ibe hum between the Alb
mI the Baltimore M postponed f
. llNS of the , st fit.; .g
.H MatSupoi iUii i
a April 24 Tb Brikivti
MirotM.il t-.wljv went
iUst Ux satory and rwliwd
rulisnt n tiling fjona Tbe oflkBsl
Mrt-mttttf.
i Uetrufaaftaa, 1
M :irnwt Pittsbueyh
sri. April 24 Hm nie team
- ry Unlay both clubs
d r, pitchers heavily in the
ws uninteresting to :he spevta
to tdBetel score was m follows
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I I 4 0 i t I 0-14
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24 The game
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MilMVtll.
Nswara
The bum "iu were
ogan bov yf nUf
diamond today and
play hell The New
;ht innings nl pre-
fr-.m scoring run
r. The won as
I s
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Yale CoHeys
4 The horn- team
ne hv S ora ,f
t The New York
tavjo? ia aona-silet
,t i.r f-
m.-r-. Bjp -hi
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IN VH
WER HOUSE
I'hs H.Htse set 1
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ideal of V Wsaear, r
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S.i.
m 1 t vr serosa 'r u
I TsrlagO ii a Ctoesomssl w
r and Pi dse smtgaoy
1 T s i 4r U es
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s I'"1f -1
ssasssmd Bo asstBeoiveas J
Bte ftmr vwoso af tbe oaw
ss4 Bast afi sBBbo ortsBag
- i-'-"pr' w8 bBbBs Bfg t
ma User a raw -saotV-
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C0XVIC1S WITH GUNS
A I'trriHc- Battle in a Cana
dian Penitentiary
THE IMOEI SEVERELY IIJUREO.
A 0rl Attempt t th Priton'frt
At St. flagflPfl 0 Paul PeniteMtiery
to Escape Se rl Ourd
Wou Jed
He V uk ST l Kit l, tjuebec April A
CoavWte ia tbc pnoicotiexy here by mat
BteajM ebtelinetl eueeeaesoa u hum rirtm
mu.i rlvere Wiunaia, to the nmr4 and
revolted about oviock tbi fttrnouu
V aria Lav loiette i : ':- - irreu
ler. wbervupoii the .uvu: mi, d tire
4j-a In in MMi the uard. A terrirtc battle
riMiml whic.'t lesiwd mnr time. The
,n tbe iaa,
trist and
Our
the lr
ee MM
from Mai
i.ri
pei ial to tbe (iitb
o tbe pnn revolt,
-rs are in open
Warden I .a violet te
1
od bt det'Utv have been killed ami fifty
policemen have been win from the cii'. la
tka prtaon twelve niilea distant.
EASTER IN LONDON.
A , liu of luttr( in t'olltlt a KUItor
I 4 !!..... fur TMt' Service lu
ti ttiurhs
Uimox April ' 1'hts bein l'aMi-n
weak ii ha been as usual devoid of political
excitement ur uoportant cMVuriencea. with
tbe single exception of the great liberal mass
sating at Si. James' hall We are now
in th middle ot a li ih la eaoii which
extends from Thuraday nignt till Tuesday
morning Trie thoughts of most people
today are in anticipation of the post-lnt
festivities which are uoa ujn us The
oeospecta are that tomorrow celebration
of the I"ax.ster festival will be even more
than usually elaborate and impressive
The season for all manner of vegetation
haa been verv ha. k ward ami the
price of tloeers especially in view
of tomorrow's demand for these aids to I
grate is somewhat appalling nevertheless
It hi safe to say thai the interiors of the
metropolitan bur. he tomorrow will pre- J
sent a rare picture of floral lovelim
rons of Mower have leen disposed "t t.ay :
at t'ovent tiarden market and many thous-
and iund have been paid therefor b
male relatives of the fairdevotee whStl
itracaful work it is to decorate the bouse of j
-mI There i u thitij startlitii? toiw in the I
way of Easter fashion-, ept a tendency t
brutiter colors rne tnti.' ,t. programmes
as tor as the cathedrals and churches are
ui erned. are elatnirate and novel.
The l..lor I ii vellgt imi
Wvsatsoroji, April Z -Frelerick Tur
ner, of rhiladelphia.jwcretary of tbe knights
of Labor was the tirst witness to testify to
day before the Curnn committee. He stat
ed what he knew of tbe conference net ween
trould and I'owderly in regard to arbitra
tion, au l runu' -ine statementa abut the
Knights of Ibor Mr IVriMr, OthOOtMsV
niittee. produced a petition signed by a
!ar;e number of aserahlies. asking Con
gress to legislate for rhe tree coinage of sil
ver. The witness said the aajitiosl was not
pcosnulgated by the national organiza
lloa that he bad neve. seen it
before, and that there was not a move
ment in favor or against any spei lal
legislation t the general oratnzati n. The
witneas war
nt at a cuileren--. with
Vice Pm
Pacific, ii
tion H
- Ift M
I t.- oi the Missouri
s, in reference to arbitra
t I.-.uis n Mar' h 31 to
ied attreement for arhitra
tion was properly executed
e
e. s - for Dsmtc
Tskvtos, N I, April 14 The suit of;
Janoway A 'o of New Brunswick, against
tba Pennsylvania railroad company, in
which damages to the amount of BM
arecia.rnl, and which has orcupied
the fedaral anurt tnce Tuesday, was
eivea to tba jury last evening,
this morning they returned a ver
vatttkt Rr the plstntitT for $l7M,tei for !
Isjas of boto property and traie. The suit
was the result of tbe colliseion at Sew 1
Brunswick on the njornina ol February 7
tsAV f n oil and a freight train The oil
ftsaal 'ire and the blaxiug stream ran down
i
it
OeMlrost an-t Clover.
WvsHiiam. April 24 The Cndiron
Inb. of this city bmnnetesl the Closer
club of Philadelphia, at Chamberlain, to
night. Among the distinguished guests
w .. ware nv;tvl to ne' ..-, -
Senetor Al!itn and Keck nd l!eprssenta
tive ket Bnfierworth and HragsT sVaOvjl
thirty members ..f n . r inb were
tVsm PresniVnt ' lsveland
a
siw Kwa tii -,f
New Yoajr April H. The yndi afe
ompvsssi .f J W -M'emaO I .
KtaOSs. LaobBCo . smi Brown B' t o
has Wn oBoBMi a new iasae of AUijaBBBB
vi Ik -p R k Island I P Pi - -v
j mpanv S aer cant, somis. Preevisnt
( able ( tho rtwjk IsiOSvl. talks rvmftdentiv
fvi u acrrue o h?s .-nmpany
is- -f
m ue wm
AttvsweHka tOa SV
Kt., t pa. Aprv fBl I arsaaogoo
an'ifisctsjrBag Cosaassnr haa
ran is ssailnj sa at that olacs and at Tsa
Bj an inrrsase ' PJ per waA Bt tOOtr
acsa Bt BtO w koeii fi
osman -n as
Obecquie of the I Ate Father
Ryan at Loumviile.
HOIORS FROM EX-CQIFE OERATES.
N1
ware 0fttaMared Ctizn$
a f uaaraj i co"t T ne
Baw) TaAaa to Moc
"or ir.tevfftent
Loiatitlva Apni M iba rvuiatus of
like Late rather Kvau lay u Mat at the
ia)ac4aaaji Maaaateey thai aunuuif aad
rre vicewl b oiiiiUtui Ueaia of Ihe
frianaW aad ad.u. r?r9 ot ihe laUs prieal
At 1U JU ttty rtiu.M. i ' . t bvuite
t'huixb ahem brief funeral eervuee a ere
haid The ei-Cbatelerate aoldiarv of lhn
!ii lr ! ,.r- ;?i a body. A
caaaaitttee of their number, am Hue whom
aeie a ' v ' uiM ri t oiih-lerale
01 raw, Ju4aaa of Uaited Siatee auil Slate
V4urt- auii prominent ctUteue ald as
fall bearen and a funeral eecrt. They
carriei with them a ri .rai cjr ami cr'e;i
t ahu ti waa attached a ianl tnk( ritel
l.ove and mpathv t r t -iittderate
.Soldlera t Lotiunlle The body ta
borne to (he depot m l iv -'tapatited
bv a toaitnittae, siiipped to Mo
bile where it will he lntern-d.
l'. fore removing the remains Iroiu ihe
t -..Uie-lrrjile Vt-!Tait
e-semh'ed at the bier a here enral Alphiua
l'r! rral reaol atlOtlS elpfeS'iM- ! iht-
deep Mrrw o raaiotird by Father Kynii i
druth and of the love and veneratio'i in
which he was held by hi old ooinradee A
id the relutli:.- - U:t' ' .-rli1 to
4aoaaael n-ter at Kan--- t'uy end to
tbe A rt hhUhop of Italtiitiore
WHAT POWDERLY SAYS.
. . in ' i o l . W . Ill Ri trirai In tli
Mlii.tll.in in Hi.- W.--I N i . .i .11
lute tor (.noriior
Pnu mi April 2 -f'owderly :r
turnel from WahiDj(toa la t night, and
when uskel by a reportei ?! sai 1 he had
entirely recovered from hia reiut ickneai
iirr.lin: thr situation in the V' h.
said "I atu not prepared to make any
statement The paerx have already
l.ul'I'.ihetl all I have to say about il and
iuU'-Ii more that I hnve not said. 1 have
been credited with a rreat many interviews
I never had It hi been
harel that ItOM wu working in the in
terest of daaihler. hut I place no l.clirl in
the assertion. I think he ha ln-en entirely
honet in hi motives. So tar a my deal
ints with QooJd are OOBOafDOd, lie OOl only
deceived tne, but lie deceived all Wall-st.
But I never used mi sh l.tnuae toward him
a" I have base, credited with. The reiMirl
that I hav- Mated tnat I would not MJ a
ttubernatoria! catnliilate is true.
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CATTLE BURNED.
n
BaaVasI it f waatj iv u-ai 4 asv
sasaas la Cattle Paaa t m
H i up ir. tuiei
Oaytom. O., April 24 The cattle ns of
. ,. . t
W Ket.nery company were
totally destr.yel by fire tonnih,, together
with the contents, Ufl head of tine cattlt.
The lo- is e-timated .it 12,a, and is hut
.Mtrtiallv coered b lliMirance. The i-a'-is-of
the tire i supp sed to le incendiari.-tn.
e
li hitftii l'r . I t hoi
Col i siKR, Mich., April '4. -Arran '
nients are letng made for the c uning
meeting of the MlebJajM PlWM isOOCbstloll
to be held liere. An ex.-ut uon will be
given to Niagara Fall.- hv way of the lke
Shore and returning hv the Michigan Cen
tral, bOtk roals furnishing free transtwjrt
ation to the editors and their families.
The literary programme will include ten
papers from members and two from leading
writers from abrtad.
CJOptoMraa ! i aat
Baltimore, April 24. Col. Edward W.
fh nni- .n at one time :i prominent iti.cn
of WashitiK'toti. ani for several years pro
prietor (f the Fremont House, was arrested
bM UMtflM a I liaree of forgerv. For
geries to the extent ol U were com
muted last fall and winter in Washington
and Dan ni son is under indictment for them
He left Washington in Hecemher hist and
has been fcUoWtd all over the northern
states by detectives.
- -
Coming Cbilte 4 otirte.U
vflMOWMi l. C, April 24-i'hen;
Tsa ' Ju the retiring 'hinese Minister, will
probably take leave of President Cleveland
at the executive mansion on Tuesday next
It is probable that the n-v minister from
bina. Chang Yen WooO, will le presentesl
to the President at the same time secretary
of S'ate Bayard will, as is usual, he present
an t make the formal introduction.
J. f nniifl III! (aln
i Fvci.ssn, , Anril 24 -J K Emmet,
who hss lsen tdaying a week's engagement
! at the Enclid-ave. Ofera house, failed b
rJ matenalie f..r the perf irmance at Uwiay's
matinee and sil the money was refunded
In makirur inquiry it was learned that Km
met
iek. It is rumored, hwever. and
it IS
be.ieved. that
it wss in-
.inlying in a big spr.
Hain f .rr rir in t'ennavlvanls
CssiTast.il, Pa.. April 24. Fierce rooun
tain fires bavp lsn ranging thmugrh the
valley Bg HB lost two days t onnlerable
vshiaiile timber has heen derr .vs Profit
ing by former vsr experience the .1
opeTsttirs have removed tfie brush and tim
t.r s. , - jndins th hr.-akrs, ih-us dimin
ishiog the ingr Ut valuable sa! i --
Th l.aers A o(at l4H
rfgaj TogB April 24 The annual aoo
vsn' -r. ' :e S-. w rsse A- -
was held st the Aatee oosoo tooight t rs
rn W man wa 'e ! .
Board man, of Boston first rk prest.Wit
James Fraaer. of New York taasoeed vice
prsmdenf and ' A H -ig r-a' an
l.ss- 4tss Fv ,- t Fire todav
lamsfsit az u : 1 r tansd v H '
ss": a i -enped be V I -erchaw as S
4 WBBtBBj f -
I .- SS. S. I
CM Tsnf.
is Hat id sod that the
a
T 4
That
iai.d baa rwcsatwa tba oikwta
a'p4ad at a meauttg ot tua aepau
ratal sasn Ii -j at tb Nea ora raad Army
ot tbe Kajwibbx
Wsueu, it m profurf thai veiaraus b
c-.-e- . c f art li.oU rsx-oguiae any
taiag doaa by a public uJ&cial ohich
oatu'iratas his intaaUoas to uarry out a
promise made to mau who dared death lor
; ...ir ;.J
A- Le
the dsvlaxatioi
: ef .rve.ativ
1 Male luestLi -
i.tiit of tit
artiuent of Nea
: he, A'-.t (epre
dy ol thiru IVi
e war m annual
York i ity . April
rsa in this reaps t
I ITS tirand Artn o
wnung ail utnaaisai
tUon-an ! r rri.
amatott aavamuled in
tl lNss, VfeWs his
a itb aatistat lion and he-. , i
re, 1 as approving MtOOBs lelillous dl
charge of this patriot i. duty, beiievtug it to
be the wish of tbe Pieeidei.t ; hat the letter
j:, I o ai! enactments in fa vol of
veterans shail be tattbfully carried out by
all those ui subordinate authority having
the pei of aptstintmeii.? euit-i-.v inent or
re entioii m ihe itul ' i.t ii ivernmeut
under his ad nun 1st ration be it further
trr,it,,t i hat these resolutions te tele
graphet to tbe President in ihr i..n..r f
the encampment ud that a copv of tbe
same authentn ated b the lepartment t om
m an tier and Assistant Adjutant tieneral tie
lorwardtd him b mail.
RAILROAD RUMOR
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i .mm ' aad ii oiiitiKion t.iuvs t'auii.ti
Alt., I I he- BAOaf
Rsa .h., April J4 .Speaking to a re
porter of the Tuned Pros thin afternoon,
in refereiiie to the rumor that the pun base
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton A I.itoti rail
mad by C P Huntington would isuse a1
di-runti -n of the trunk hue tool, or a
heavy cutting ot rate-, Pool Commissioner
Plpmsl said ' None of the trunk line road
a dep. ! I. ui up i the Cincinnati, Hamil
ton La ton road for an oat let to Cincin
nati, 'hat even if the 'Biu' Four and
Huntington roads are a sanguine as has
bseh lepresenle t. they would not allecl the
pohug arrangements to any marked de
nasj 1 f 'ur-ethey i ould make low rate
if they chose to. and they might require ;
reduced rate- hy the pHI lines, hut ceuid
oolatlVctthe partnership arrangements of j
ihe trunk line r...i-l-
a
AMONG THE MINERS.
IVafsawtasj las tbe itset Sjl May Kigbt
aoss ss te a Bay's sTaeb Oosvosv
poutllug KeUnelion ot Wage
Mt
( AkMn, Pa., April 21 -Organizer'
John P. Dav is returned to Mt. armel today i
alter three weeks work among -even thou'- 1
, . ,. " ,,.
-and miner- ol UsH district. Kvery colliery .
hi the valley has united in a request for
the enforcement of t he eight hour system j
on Mav I. The Phila.lelphia & Reading
" . , t i i
- .mpanv had a c,,n erei.ee IihUv repreaen- i
tat.ve miner-, ami. the I ennsyl vauia ( oin
poll., Ild.l ai.li. -lllll.-. M n liHlln- iv
oettiB employes. There is no doubt
that eight hours will constitute a
day s work next month and Davis
expresses the opinion that the employers
will accept a corresponding reduction in
Mgsjsj until t lie ondp ion of trade warrants
an advancement of present wages, a notice
was issue! today to unify the mens Mieii
sion of work at all collieries. It will take
pi. n e on Monday, and miners will ms-t at
Shauiokin. Ftninetit -peakr-rs have leen
engaged for the ttHMrfosl.
KMrulngs of tbe 1'euimy I vanla Itosd.
Pill iMri cm v, April 24 -The annual
report of lieneral Manager Pugh, of the
Pennsylvania railway, embracing in detail
the operation of the three main divisions
in that cororation end of Pittsburgh and
Krie for last. June has been eoaiplcted. The ,
gross earnings of the main line last year
were t-'7 on:. !".. .; expenses. i:. l-l ,s47.ia;, !
Mt OaFBlng,!, $0186,567 87. Compared w ith
ihe total gross earnings decreased
$2 ."-."' 47- 91 and the net earnings decreased j
$2,.' 52 : .7 1. The gprss earnings of the!
united railroidsof the New Jersey division
were .fit 12 ".". 22- net earnings, $4,1'7, j
ir -1 TOO groSJS C0rni04pi show a decrease
of SjSSe,l06. Tbe Philadelphia and Erie
riivisioo esrneti 81,123 887 1 1 net during the
year
I tenement at a Circus.
Nrw York. April 24. There was some-
I thing of a panic at Barnum's circus tonight
when a drove 0i young elephants staui
poiod. The lemhng elephant caught the
ifi'-r with his trunk and threw him into
the arena and tbe big elephants joined in
rush, breaking dowu the barricade. A
moment after they disappeared the terrible
rar of a tiger was beard. The cry went
up that the animals were loose aud the
aaoplt rose ;n a Ixsly. hut the prompt
action of the circus people prevented a
psnic. The animals were brought ba k
a"d the performsnce proceeded.
... ea lo a Barrel
' i.srk-vii i k, Term Apni 24 Yasterdsy :
aftern.ion a ghastly discovery was mads
i . five miles below this nt f t w -
A - igar hogshead hsyl been left in tbe field
bv the late receding water of the Cumber- j
laud whi.ii on tamed the mutilate I and
mm h decomrxised bodie.s of a man and wo
man supposed to le negr The arms f
, th n. ale were eparabd fr. m the ls-1r
ahi'e b.th liotlies had appsrenny leen
sawed in two The skulls of both were
missing The popular Iteiief is thst the
h-whe are s-ihje ta from the medical col
iege at Nashville.
s-O-s
A SlifcaHo Mnr in Trol.
LoCtfrvtLLO, April 24. -Fred Mordsnnt,
manager g a juveoils Mikadk eo mpanv
sw srr-.'. i"h;sfo i romplaiot of
M ' - fiernble - i teal BBB " d
w ' ssu. t and battery. 8 be says
-. s ;e she rersiTi a n -e fr m
i
i
sad too company oas sent oo to
in r i!nivs a fff
oorr, Aiwil St A eaoapaoy has Y
Bssl here for toe toooo8sototo oad
T's a
BB Barn i
II CHICAGO CALAMITY
Woinen FYightruily Burned by
' a Gaaohne Explosion
TMrtEE PERSOiS FftTALLY IliURED
Tht Kaau t ut Ibe Cares Ue v t
Isflamma0c e lattsj m C'stoatag
6iks A t, ft c H,.te
the Scans ot the
Accident.
a Apwii . u.ixtt u
occurred this aiUsftMsuO ai the tstari'Osi
boose on Adams at , user Jaflaraue Aits
Harnat sHof liiigy. too iondiody, her si tighter
I ..u a m,. r.a.eu, a eraul,
were aogagwi st cleaning ssss It the
klti hen of the hotel by ir.e u-e t
The si. k ass 'Tilig dipped If ..
fluid and it is supfsMod thaiaaaieaf' U
spitted or toppJ ..oi on to tht silcbea
stave. It suddenly ignited aud
tle clothes of ll - n as,in a mas
o I riai. M - -trriiiig t : m
ly injured iu tring to jut-in!, the
The aomei rra rt nivwed to the
hospital a' ere Mrs Sieiuug dtadatS
this evening Her daughter an
Whalrucau lle but a tea hours
ON THE WEST SIDE
.... 1 1 , I. i lal l.l ...oil I I. i .. .fc I Ilia lit
porturtal Mill . Ha) lot K.in
aa)4 l' lOOOOl fat agi abk
Chss H Bigurll hai a numUr t men
aad teams at w rk in Mi iOOffl i-n hair
sl. He has pure based a ilea boiler am) en
gine for the pur ptise of pumping the aster
from the tpusrrj ami up lh toadetl
wagons. He has eraote I a buildinj Cm iIm
machinery, built a barn .-n the premises foi
the accointiiodsli n of his hora- slid in
tends shortly to set ut a d. rja k rjf the pur
pose ol raising the large stones from the
bottom ot the "Urry. Mt. Bigneli haa at
present fifteen nu-n and Ave tip mi ol work
for him and he say hi 010 get out -1
worth of stone paf day.
Albert Hamskev a gnnvi a' lie.i Fourth
st. was driving his delivery WSfOO on We-t
Briilge-st. yesteitiay afternoon when 'he
hor-e took fright at a pas-nig tram on the
I.. S. A M. and ran awav Mi i .. -
held on to the lines untiitl.ey cut through
the flesh on his hands, when seeing he
could not -lop the animal, he attempted to
jump from the wagon and in doing so, cut
a t-evere gash in hi- taee. The horse was
shipped on Turner t. where it ran onto the
sidewalk.
Yestcrdav morning a- -melius Kencn
ga. a ield!er. oho lives at the corner of
Lonitn and Ouirb - - w;t-
Invmg lu-
vu.r ... ih, a h Wi'st Itri.h.e ' I. ill hi linrv-
balke.i. throwing the vehicle into the ditch
demolishing IB) contents. Itctienra hatj his
!'? br"1ke" in l,,rf K' 2f1 ITlS?
injured on several other parts ot his htxlv.
Mwlil.a, Wa. ..,. d SO h- was
removed to his home.
Karly yesterday morning Ivo IwiffjBsTl j
attempted lo enter the We-i Bridge t. .Irug
store of K. A. ticWilliams Mr M. -Will-
. M , ......
,,ear( JinUi, flirli,ti ;(M,,
frightened them away.
Thomas Clark, of 22 ; West Bioadwav -t
diel yestenlav Of cn-u nption at his resi- j
deuce. Mr. Clark wa- formerly a teamster I
and the Teamsters I'niou were to give a,
hall at Arlieiter hall. I Isftdoj SSSftiOg fr j
his henetit
Bell Winsor, Ifcg Wost IWMf B l male
barber, has nlactsi another chair in hereto
porium, which i- presided over by a young
lady from Big llapid.
John H Youtu. who resides at theoor- j
nerner of We.-t Divi-ioti and VetO-OB leaves J
tomorrow hrr ImiOSf His, wher- he exiects j
to engage in l.usiness.
(Je H Pew Jr. has refl'ted Lis store on
West Fulton st. preparatory t OpOOiOg an
ice cream parlor in connection with his
other business.
J. E. Furman who te.ently d -p-.sed of
his West Bridge-"' grOOSy, i making a trip
through New York and Pennsylvania.
Jos. Oliver, who ha- Usui in Dakota for
some time, is i-rmg his parent- on North
Front st.
J. K Stuart ami wife, of t'. Scribner-st.,
will spend Su-. day with friends in Spring
Lake.
Mr. ami Mr. John Minogue, eornei of
Second and Michigan ! a i- :-. p.. .-.
girl.
W. R. Craves hs- pla sl another chair in
his barber shop at 142 Weal Fulton st.
Colli rat i 4wrdil
At tbe meeting of the Board of Pobttl
Works ia"- SVOaiOg, thftM I n rar ta were
awarded -the laaprovesssvjt "f BoffBtf B to
Kitidge Bros., for B''.u7o the improvement
; of Spring st to J. B Bathewson, for $5.0;
and the grading of Ban lay t t- Joel Col-
i litis, f r t
The Caro A I'.ot Huron Itaktroa'l
Post Hi . Mien , April 24 - The sur
! vev of the proposed 'iUo A P rt Huron
! railroaal has leen completed. Chief Engi- :
! neer Turner has re ume l to Bay City to
! complete his msp ami his reiorf He is
satisfied that his route is a gK1 one.
Strikers Intlielrd
PaaBsftfS, lex . April M menu
were found today agamt eikel Brown.
Tom Hswlev and John BtxllwaU, "inkers
for the .-Uirm ti u ol r a n of Hm Interna
tional A Creat Northern railway I he no
were arrested t h . - . i -ung.
A Ktlimsr.io t'.' ..... Rarsl
Ksi v m to, Mi. h Apr i .4 P.
smith s OOOfBI BMP was destroyed by h
Isst night, throwing twer.tr men o,,t of ,
ployment. The l-sss t i .' AbarOt three
hundred hsrrei wrs letr. ' a- s-re a)-
tj,e to--; t- nging t" tfi men
H SWtna a for M. Laata.
I'nii m ri . prd24 John W Hsves,
of t hs geoersl n- ' ' ' v of L
isv If
A gsarfst rr raaatMg.
k iBg Ajofl ft By Bss so ate
I in. hue eaigravusf abaoo aanraweaiU If
the iwarsVaia of too Taa-a.aAa-litki.i an
exact iiaeiMMsk of Ite Kerr B Tuppei asm
.. u ki a i..,.,. ii ii . j
Ol II . I 1 ' lv ""' v
ug uia, aoa 0 oenhea of Hev Jatuea '
Bo)oe 1 1 preaident of tOO ioOAOIWI.
liaptist I beolugieal .Nriniuarv . uf keailmOy.
Mt lupprr a as bon si Wastan. -i. .
I t J, is. -I "and at . !. mi . u;e ,.! :
u.air icula'ed as a student of Mcr I i.ihi
t si
ier lit
Chicago 4 Iter a
Michigan tmrl
per acseptad a osi
lain Mlis t Itapt st
last May bstomr i
Dr. Samu. ' . -
! bv the rUU
f t his citv. and
- . hi .
luppwi a a
Ail hough his
sen ten be
i. n... His
ollh pv and
t- pastor,
e Mr
igiuai
oarefu i
preacher is
serimtiis ai
thn;. Ihe . .!. j her gra4pie feer
lessly the .piertioi - ul tin iav aud adv..
cates what he m- c - I He -tie of
the mo-t proiiiim if oi . . men and
Will make himself tell a- at. Si Sg and.
refining, as BalbOS oBrialrSnfatlng, intluaOo
in this community so louk- a- be dwed
among us His work in tin- city has bean
short, but the people lu whom i,e preaches
are much at in he; ( him tsi h as a aadol
In tid and a religious adv iser.
- -
AT 1 HI. II I lt 11 I - I J A V .
Mr. Ontmer will leal the u .h ; ntvuis
at the W . t . T. I. Hail on Pearl -st. at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
At the Second Csmgregatiotia
Rev 11. I tier wi.k astor. there will be
Easter Hi Bk morning and evening fiun
day School at noon
Kev. J. tiraham .f the Division -t M. 1
church will conduct KW-r eervioes n 'h
morning, A serv ice lot the hlldreO will In
hell in the evening
Rev. William H MoBBUM, of Bisstuo
Wood Chapel. Will conduct I islei ntvioj
thi- morning. Subject of evening sermon
' A walk with JgOOB
First Congregational church Easter set
vi.vsi.oth morning and evening la I hi
evening the Sunday S ho -I assisted by t!t
choir, will give an .n-u on. .-r:
In the First Beformed bun b the astor.
Rev. P. M.sTdyk. will preach an Faster ser
mon to the children in the morning In
the evening, serv ices appropriate for the day
Rev. J. E Roberts, of the First l uiUns
Society, will prea Ii tlii morning upon
"The Doctrine of the Resurreclion." - in
dsv School at noiin No evening service.
There will le appropn . I .as!-? -
at the Church if Christ, corner of North
Divi-ioti ami l.voii-sts, this im-riiinrz. Bar
mon in the evening by ti e pastor It i t.
F. Bichards.)n
"The Reeurrecti on of
Will SO the subject ot Br Ke
sermon at the Fountain st B
the Christ. "
r B lanoaj
titist Church
this morning Sunday School Easter ion
cert in the evening
At the Eat-t M. E. Church, the tastor.
Rev. .1. W.H COllsle will pn-a h in the
m .rning KpOO The KeMirrccliou of
C'ir;-t.' Easter 'ronrrt by Uis Sunday
Ksdiool in t he evening.
The subject Of Rev. ObagBg Flllhrr
discourse, at the in versa I st bun b thi
m. ruing will te The Signifuante of
Life. ' The Sumlsy s , an
Easter concert in the ever ing.
The Ldwral Holland Congregation 001
hold Easter servicea in the I'm eersal lal
Church st 's m'oIik k p m Pre long hv
the pastor. Hev Y W S Httgenl
Subject "The Living din-t.
Bi-ho Pster..n. of t be Children of .) u
will prea h
iug ujon the sul
'!--ry Rvi
Vfsvs or Fait I,
e-' ii. .,',
ing bv M.e p.,
the HM.rnirig. sM
Ot rt in t he evening
Young op s Mie
Bos F ' OB
Church, will OMsBl
in the morning wit
SwslloWisi M
Faster serv.. e a ith
At ths First Pre
t or. Bev H P NN
moniing upn "CI
Relation to ' "brStil
fch Preac
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OJrl
A tailsae FksOl t'emnilasf
f the grea- ;. . t
awotry, too Kohjhts of loss
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