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volume hi -number 99.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH , MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 20. 186&
THAT PRISON RIOT
DeUUia of the Robe lion in the
Qubec Prison.
I IIHftMTE EfEQM io im.
& UuJ Cant ' 4o Bowa Heia
AMI ool An Al(mpl to &CSi
IM Wlts Ctzne tth
fowi'g PtecesCswns
to ttoo Rmcuw
9ffts"issi April - - The detail of the
frfMMt rasa jMiefer'lay ai-e rwpor'eU a f.dluws
TrYhtas 11 flans' ff ifrrat ftrj asovn-t
V Unseat de Pi. - nciel prison were
I . .J. ' .1; itr f . . -.. '
t t j. m , I out Yuan 4 rea-antiy ui
tail prisoner wuh an x eedmgiv bad record
Tyfinij uM& uUS af Uie gueds and at
tempted to it.r. mar This mnmiI M be
ni earrsnbiad signet, lor ihe balance of the
guards wre ,n-.v overpowrred
i tUUkd SO t !" Alt' 1 -est 1
:.
lh
1 rv
tt;
fin
Vitlag-
ene is
1 !' ''.
nir ef-
forts, ibe r
-d up
Oil. .
hot sessJ
Moo day a
fluid
rroei
rend. 1
SJ1
r erdiiient smarte
tuillet through th
rtte, a guard, was
en and wrist ami
Kg MMVT, MB
n veers and has
g 1 1 shoot A F.
j found him bunt
i. : ,. ig' Hi
Ttier seem- to
ie management of
s are id frequent
nni;. r : ier .ns
was sixteen. It
jmled cannot sur-
1 i
tar
fan
be
ht
t
in
t;re 1.
mates nui
ate c haras
nd it in-
t.atier I ..11. uUitstooe
Losuos. A;r . - ' id-torn- h s sr. 'ten
u the ' 'hrtteU ceJiiTiir attrntinii r.i d-lvr
la llMt poper eooirtotatg tbv allfystion that
ke botf WfotoHve taught hat hom rule
was ureo AMpM t. Th Kimire. Me
Hcasvi M iavi alwav kr for an ex-
.1 ..f Ir-
a 1 atiMti A'ti la Chlra;
'H! Apnl Jr' The rntrai ljbor
! ni4n h AnarrhiHt.. rin of ..nra'
iarMir tratil " :rni( t4ai,i
-i4ni. t-.N'.-te fMJ .11 -h.-:r ci- tiki lichl
hour movttinnr wa rin 1 h'
l.lxr lure
fUMTto Apr'
. MaKf" Ma."
lava of Jimmuhi bavf
fW ;av'r at AtMM
M W
199
THE COMING WEEK
Sim tf ibu((U)
okiaA tntl ram
. 1 -uriiM ';- en AM
wMcb 'lay Mr Van
Mil lt tax naUjotii
lLtata y it 1 linage
irttism and than tba
lb weak, a ill be
a matter on ibv
i adtucatea of over
1 (lauun
bat 4ueaUu,bui
nil otner ix iaJ
f After the call Of
r ihr utr.lu. tl-m of
l.rr and Harbor btlL
mpkt tbw bill by
i Six lb diairwt of
tn Uy private bill
tx-trn - .ivit r
uitce on l-rntoria
in- t rrn.ory of Ok-
v .-ii.-i irrt- t
l"hs Dill Ui
iahorna will
SPORTS FOR SUNDAY.
t i l.y lrl-a of I h National
lmr I uii l.tlii l lortoua
I tut. in. .n iMinr At
I IIH ItlUMll
"i Lm April rt botue truiu were
i. i it tot lay in Uirif contest with
tfif 1.. ..'v . i , l :h.- wcattn-r Win
!a. !,. f r w l wt-rv prcaeiit.
i , Aii .-i mkJ trim ais.-r T 1 1- in orul
innirtfr, but it the opening f the ame
ih'jwed ieiia of '.oaie .leliverv. Ttie official
1 14 111 s
i f A 0 I
I 1 1 l e i ' u--ie
91 UmJ i Looan :ae, 11.
I.uli. l.ull.ollv IO
. iniait -Pittaburvih
i i N i i i k. April J.V --An exhibition
k'iiii-' . i h.re tiUv between ttie
' i&CitUMtU anl Pittsburg I9MML which wai
remarkabie in but ott particular - the mi-
H nui -U-r of runs made by botti mne.
rhere w much o the "scrub" about the
- waj Ro rtn pltv i'14 aa- apparent
during the name. The ofticial store wain
Inning - 1 114 t I III
Cteetnnati. o 1 2 7 o o 1 o 17
I iuv.;irih I " l 1 : :i ' o-l
Haw am n. kaoaii, I : i'ut.it.tirh H.
Ktn" Lr tanatl, v l'iiut.unjh, i.
Ittehen Zell, Hutfarl.
I i . j -i r- Mike W'alah.
n i- ICaturna the Compliment.
i vi!K N. V , April '". The resolution
I l .j i.-.l hv the r:ini;ra Division of the
( nler of Condii' lor condenitiini: the strik
er .tn ! approving tiie course of the Missouri
I'aciti.- otidu'-tors which were sent to H.
M H"v e President of the Missouri
! ' i RatlwajT, hata elicited a Ittttr from
fl at awtBWmM m vhifib he thanks them
and tmjti i am glad to be able to state
that leveral associations upon these roads,
anions them ttie railway coododOia, have,
dnr.ng the Lite troubh s, provel their loy
alty to this Company aad their reteard
f..r Um PffiMipIn m ri'lu and justice, and
sin h having been their records, t heir organ
i 1 1 . lthsl to t fie resis t and con
tidenceo' railway managers."
A Ht Lml Arehlent.
St. I.oi April ". About II o'clock
'.l.iv as the hose l art .f city tire engine
No. In was remming from a fire it was
iruck by car- wtm h were t)eing switched
MM Summu-ave. cruaoing. on the Mis
enri Rm Um road. Tne cart and horses
were dragged Mime distance before the train
OOMM Ml s' ';p-d. 'm1 b'.th the team and
art were considerahlv damaged. The
driver of the can, Thomas Murray, waa
I caflght and his ank e so seriously bruised
that amputation isneceaaary. The crossing
has been unguanled since the strike. The
rr .f it. e train, which was exceeiling the
speed, were arreatejl.
Knhcht HritlnK AIH
Wi-Hn .n April 2-. tral assembly
N J . Ki; h' - of (.a'-.r, of this city, acting
Mtjer theappe.tl of OMMHal MMMV Work-
I man Powdcrly, has appointed a committee
of rive to solicit subscriptions generally in
laid of the southwestern strikers, and fto
est penuisaioB of various executive
I oflsre"" of Mi- government to permit a can
vase to be made of their various depart
J rueti1-'
slanctitertMl Hjr Turk
A-s April l' Authentic alvices re-
i here cn firm the report that the Kmir
i of Kanan. a town in Asiatic Turkey, ha
i ac re of a)i th Rurorteans
I tn his capital, and also accomplished the
I murder of everv member of the Italian
scientific expetlition, under command of
J Count Pari., winctj was conducting r-
... " witlnn the Kmir territot --
M ir4 hy n aille
Sitvirro pril J imes Htooos,
I Tbwo tH on i tAanist-r named Miller, Mr.
I HftlfcoJs and a mail carrier, Roberts, who
and P mules
light oil
at !rih
n miles
at the
v hsve
imf'f S"tk.
A rthur
si .lav
A en
MM
n ..-.. (si( tn ti-wn.
LfSsI 99k. li a stssed the tgSSM
MoMsh I'rtif offleers stationed
Tvtrt. I .
BETWEEN TWO FIRES.
Th Czar Compeiied to Keep
His Army Euipioytxi
I MOST IMPURE ANI CUXEEREICE.
Coonaelting With Mi Mtmater and
AJiar-Hi &oJtes Muat be
fempioved or he, Win Be
come Nihtlit.
oat tstisort. a. April 'A. Ail eye are
Bow turned toward LiaI u nuprftai
aral in tsTiaaaa, where the I'iar i u w
holding a eria of the mot iuoUi-ntou
.'U!erei- ea thai hae -ee . held in i urope
in man year-. J t.e :. It-. er j - '-'.
i tar liuaaian ministers io lurki
and Ofm. various law adviavrs of tits
Majesty all ihe principal ofticers of lite
general s laf! and corps com man leri of t!ie
vast army which has bveu twiuuli ; n
southern aiul uth r-.'eri. K d t K i
Charles, of Kjunaatna im! PrtSMM Hi hoU.
of Molencgro are also said to be gueU
al the Pi!ae althi they are
not present at the Imperial I'ouneil The
Oeatloti wuii ti is the oalaoce at l.ivaula is
kOihlaC leas than whether there shall be
peace or war for nearly the a iioie -l Kur je
for the next six mouth r.ve.-ybods is now
beginning to admit wiia' the OaOM SeVS
corraonJeula have teeu emphasizing for
a mouth that the M ales whose de Ima' ion
must MMSOS the fate of BoTODS are held in
ttie hand of Kuu. Kveii Hie llnlisfi rt--s
which in Us insulting ignorance and
egotism has t-een pntciamiiig ttial l .r. i
Roaeiierry and Ptitue rlusmarct arcatoutlo
s-ttle ihe whole im:riiio oi! h.ni.i t,.i
hauled in its riduclous horns ami
sitting mute rather than to admit
what il now knows full well, that the real
arbiter of the -ituaiioii i- Kiitand s stm ;est
and wiliest foS. The diplomat k DOOfSTSO e
a:i- held yeaterduv, and a military . titicil.
which Will be more protcngsd, will
tomorrow. Ine most intenne anxiety pre
vails to know what QQt urn-.l at the cuter-
en. -e, but it.- svrels ar.- zealously guanled.
I had the ood fortune tili to fiicmntei
an attache of the Russian embassy m
tie was reading a loiijj dispstcb from M OS
Relidoil', the Russian minister who is at
l.ivadia As tie finished reading, the
attache said impulsively, 'Hi Majesty is
all for war, and the worst of it is
he wants war for the -tk.-
of war." In further conversation
with the attache, I found the MSSstlM of
his last phrase. The 'ar has put in the
field the largest army ever raised in huroje
sun e ttie r ranco-t russiau war, ttnu tie
mut tind bloody emplovim-nt lor ii. To
: tiand it now would !. to turn lo .-c upn
his own people a quarter ot a million disap
poiijled, disgusted seta i savage soldiers,
who would MM MWMM thilisis and ksks
terrible revenge upon the 1 mr and even -thing
that is Russian. ien. Korsakalf,
whose tuilitary adviie has greai weight
with the Czar, hasalren.lv had the .urae
to tell his im(erial master that he cannot
disband the Cossa. k f tlie l..h thev
are already bOBUJF OUIMtml wTtfa Nil :';-:u.
and such an order would make BMayol
them conspirators. Instead of retiring to
their own coiintv they would form in
guerilla bands and ravtMJi the couutry.
They would also, SOJOM douot, seek the
life of the I zar, whom they SyOttld OOOdsmn
as a coward. Thus it comes, that the 7.ar
is irrcsitabiv unptulc i toward a step which
he must regard with awe. if not with dread,
bv the very power of the engine he has
I reated.
if
DOWN THEY TUMBLE.
The ''Inter Uo.nn" l ollow. Ih 1 I rllnine"
io Priee from Three to Kie OSSMS
Per Copy.
Cm v.o. April St. Following the late
reduction in the price of the Tribunr from
five to three cents, the Intrr Ocean today
announced that, beginning tomorrow, its
daily will be plated at the same figure,
although it claims to have steadily gained
in circulation despite the lower price
made by its neighbor. The phenomenal
success ot the Chicago Herald, which is sold
for two cents, was said to have been the
first break in prices It is thought the T me.
will also adopt the lower figure, and it is
reported that the .hnunnl, a live cent, after
noon paper, will lower its price when cer
tain improved machinery shall have been
set up in its establishment.
-
The Ltaet of IlicKtn
Rev. .1. C Higffins. the evangelist, deliv
ered his farewell dis urse .tist evening at
the Se nnd-s. M. F. churrh, and the - i
was well fdletl with pe.ple anxious to hear
his plain, outspoken manner of preaching
He took occasion during his remark: to sav
that he would much rather be a descendant
of the ape than of some human hemes he
knew, and dwelt at sotue length (MB the
victims of intemperance who were dyim:
frem the effects of the rum power. The
meetings have been very successful, ami
mane converts have been added to the
church.
Ireland' IJrnh ami Only r'rleml
Ijosnns. April 25. A committee. MMM
enting more than so persons at present
employed in the Irish ivil servj.e. ha lx-en
appointed to watch the progress of the
Home P.ule bill, end endeavor to improve
ttie provisions of the bill in favor of them
lelves Petitions against the bill wwf
culated in the Testne .? the I.ndon and
provincial churches todav. In a sermon at
Thurles t.-Ja. " M - . I i r- k
t'atliolic arch-biihop of Carhel, vehen
panvvr-ed trladston1 w. ra t, i cfcrfi
ri as Ireiand s arr-atest and only friend
-
HrT 4c;ltttin; ProTMnre
Px iT-rt. r Apni Mnry tmrg d
prl i ire this evening before a lanre
4 en'f. in hi oera hotie H
ihe ground ct.v ered in hi b.,,k. 'I'rrHt
and Prevention, 'hat - .
d up
RIom la Ww nrk
e w-tes waa
9.Jf. Kv
I nns -Tfltth trrll r I S1
II
- e
Meew e -te.
A TALK ON LABOR
.4 Dvifwtl Kwagai .r- Uu Ml
aAwcTi Hwiu tWi TvwaoiM swS
A M l--r
SM coo jarring
with the affeafM
r '.(. A j
work. In r
asked by a I
Uttti Mr 1
it tabor tmd-
igbt MH a a .tay
to a s uwi U.-U
tor tt.. It c .. w
tubers are, of course. Km!, sot latin.r
Wlille ve were not luetrumeutal in se
the ball rolling, we sltali nevertf.eir-
siand bv iHir priuctiaen and a-aHst in any
laudable e.lorl calculated t-rmgalout the
reloptioii of shot I bout' : .
our povple to get eight ho it- and leu
bout iay if thev can poaaiUv ao eve It
thev cant get ten hours tav, get
ie. ami it the. fall in that take
hi hours' pay for the eight hours work,
warn them not to strike for u would
prove disastrous. If the srsgeworkets w
tirst regulate hours Mul SSf lb. u d.w ui in
. glit v jjes w ill SO..11 regulate theuiselt
I am confident that :hegmeral adoption of
the e'gtu h iui system will vntii deui ti iti
to the manufacturers that the men will per-
fortn as much woti, ki eight bonis as
thev toriuerlv did in ten. Kr-.m all I can
learn since my arrival m the uy, 1 betises
that a verv friendly t . ,. . - - ... i,.
t ween capil.il and labor, and I am assured
hat when the two coinntittetM liuet this
Wi ck thev Wilt ha Ve no dl tllCUlt V ill Settling
all .iittcreiices auiicablv. U om-thing i -si
assured, there will U- no -ttike. '
THE WHEELSMEN.
I I ii...rlr I'rep tritllons BstsSg HSala lor
th ('hiiiiIii); Three tM V.O. ii.il
MeetlUi: ..I I hr I
MMNNI April ' The chairuieu of the
various committees of th- .eag n ! Anier
can Vheelmen have been in - s-...n hete
fr the past twenty four hour- arranging a
programme for three davs annua! meeting
in MM cit Mar. Ii '7-L". It has been Jgclll
sl to devote th- first dav to a grand re
union, the se oiid to a business meeting
which w ill le held in Mechanics hall, and
the third day tor.i. es. which will MOW
on the L'nion Athletic grounds. An
elaborate programme has been art. in . i
Inch includes runs to variou- resorts in
the city and suburbs, and concerts ami
InniSUCS in Mechanics ami Music hat
On the morning of the first dav there will
he a grand parade, with probably 1,500
a nee I men in line, tins will be followed
by a tricycle road-ra. v an d hill-climh.ug OOn
te-t si Cbree hill. The business meeting
on the second dav will either rati! , or
repudiate the recent expulsion hv tin-
racing committee of niakersatnateurs The
races ot the third day will includes mile
biewle race for the national ObSMpiooablp;
mile tricycle race tor the national Cham
pionship; mile bicvele race for the .Mns-a-
i busetts championship: mile and three-
mile oen class races mile handi
cap and two-mile open races,
post entries for these rw will
be .eoeieed (tending adfs isio i on the above-
mentioned expulsions. During the entire
meeting there will tie an ex blbil ion of
wheels, including every make, at Mechan
ics hall; under the sSMpMM of the BMMNB
club. Several thousand dollars have
already leeti raised to meet the
expenses. It is SXpSCtsd that at lea-t
five thousand wheelmen will attend.
A BLOODY AFFRAY.
Ova Omaha WaSetaesui Mkonta ana1 ratal
U W.MinU A iiutlif r in a Mitarrel
Over a ilrl
Omaha, April '. tie.rge Iiavis. watch
man in the yards of the Omaha l'ltnher
Company, was shot this morning by Wil
liam Carlan. another vva' huian. an 1 fata'ly
Wtiunded, on SOOOHBl of girl w hom both
had been courting. They engaged in a lit
tle ouarrel la.t evening ami separated.
threatening to see ea h other again. This
morning Oavis went out Of) th- foot oi
F'arnhain-st flourishing a revolver and
swearing be would settle (arlan's fate before
night. It was not long until the mel lace
to lace in UM lumber yard Davis knocked
Carlan down with his revolver, and ftrsd
t a - hot- at him while he ui on the ground.
but neither took effect. Then ( arlan drew
his revolver and sent two bads into lavis
body. Isith producing mortal wounds.
Davis was taken to a hospital and arlan
gave himself up.
Hiilrlde In-teaU ol Mnrdei
New Yokk. A(nl ''. The poii... havr
con-.iuded that Hit Fredn- kson. who was
fbonddead in her spirt ucts on H..kst,
P.r ooklyn. committet -ui-nie. The state
ment of Win. Sohf wfio is said to hav
qssrrelsd wi'h Predsrfa kson that he hid
kilbsl sotnai-dy, is not t-redid. as the man
is of unsound mind ihe B cry of in
pottos is haed on the MOl that there are W
evidences of a struggle
e
Ten Thoiinii'l MsMSSW for a If uOnttid.
Putt MO l cm x. f.r 1 Mrs. Kmini
Prey, now Kmma folwin has recoven
S verd 't for f l".ir") arain t'ne p. nnsyl
vanit Railros in hr suit. Iriei fefor
.fudge Fell, to recover damages for the
Iom of tier husband, who, with i tajlMf
and mother, was killed while driving
across tl Summer line crossing of the
" pany's tr. k- i 1-k night in
Mr f-.oi lr Msrr.nf Tnr.
Ph i lAiif i rm April 25. Mrs John
Drew. merica' rentati ve r-oTnedienne.
MM
tv a I'slitn F
IHt trrm IKe lt.
st AO.? r
AN ANCIENT OUARREL
Was the CtiUotj of the AiMsault
Upon GFeo. McGramor
RELI&IUUS RD FIIMCUL DISPUTES
I History ut a Family Qusrrsl and
MeswUs John I homes
b'ot ds ArrestoO tor AsaauM
ana battery Released
on Bail.
uriee su tiered by the uuui Mc
OrsMtor mentioned .fda n.t j. as
hating been p iiided nearly to deaiii in the
rear at hhields SSMOJI OS Almy-st, are not
so serious as supHMMxi, hut he Is badly hurt.
a mis werr dreased al I'oiit
head'paarlei - w. at- ' :
from a le leg rani .list-overad. it was learned
that his name was e.irge P Mciraiuur,
at he had tren working al a IuiuU-r
.amp near I .umbel ton on the C. A W. M
a !ew tilde. West oi Ihg Kapius I !.
dispatch was sent from this city by tus wife.
Ami McOraiUor Ibis led tin ofhocrs p
. ai . a to-w ife, and he managed to tell
them thai be supposed she Was at Shield
saloon, and that tie went there to ee her.
file dispatch asked him to
come to this city on naluMat
f lie ofheers went to ihe saloon, but were
unable to atou-- the ifiuisttts, and then went
t . itie ho,i-e of Patrick Miieid on ase-.--t.
h. tweeii linv -t and Fll-W'.rth-ave.
1 '. - aid in wiiii h M Orauior was found is
ti. loaed by high board fence, ami extendi
lioin me slo-iu which ii .tits on Almv-al to
Patru k Shields' house. Patrick reeionded
to the raps of the oth. er, but jretendel that
he knew nothing at.-, i! an vbody being hurl.
lie had heard the liaiue of MHirainor, and
thought a woman t that name wa- - ayiu
with Mis Joiiii Shields, on Wealthy ave
The otiicers then went to tlie residence of
Mr- J .hli hn Id-. L8S Wcaithv ave, an-l
louriii Mr-.. McOrainor, wife of the injured
man. MM is Pslfi . BhMsMt only sister,
and -aid that she was at the saloon until
Hstorday evening, waiting for her
fiu.-iiatid, whom -he -upi std had arnvisl
on the evening O. R. k, 1. train from the
north. 1 1 u;'p.-ars thai he arnvetl on the
night trai l at ! 90 and went to the sahwn
expecting to find his wife. Mrs. Mdtrainor
accompanied the officers pi headquarters
and did everything ki -ihlc to alleviate his
sullerings. he said she knew ot no ill-
leeting bstwssn MCUtSiDOT IM John and
l ijoinas S iields, proprietors of th- saloon.
and could not account tr her hu-tuti i -
having been assaulted there. Dr Pvle
reduced the fractured jaw yesterday and
lasl ceiling McOraiiior was removed to the
Central house, on Mootfc lonia-s;.. mmmjmi
the I Dion dcK.t, bis wile having made
arram. incut- to -tav thereuntil he is able
to be -.o. ti home. His lower Uw is frac
tured at ihe chin, and the doctor forbade his
ait.-mptiug to talk. IK writing he
informed the officers that four
men were in the saloon when
he wa- assaulted un hiding tlie pn mrietors,
but he could not give the names of ihe two
who were strangers to him. He was so
badly hurt that the Doctor and of -PMSJ
utiubie to determine whether he had
beat. -Jlnnking or not. His wife says that
he is not in the habit of getting drunk. At
9 o clock last night he was doing as well as
could be expe ted. He su tiered great pain
but the Doctor expressed the opinion that
he would rapidly recover
Investiga ion of the iitlair yesterday lest
to the conclusion that the aasaull was the
result of a family le id which originated
about tweutv vears ago. Aixuit tinny
year- a;.o M-,. Lie,. John. Patrh k, Jame
and Ann Shields, lour brothers and a
sister came to this city. Three
of the brothers, Michael. John and James
are dead. Soon after coming to the city,
the sister married a man named Ryan, but
the union v,i- not a happy one and tiny
Wert- dieorosd. The brothels being ( at holies
did not approve of their sister a actions, and
alter the (UVORM refu-ed M recognize her as
a memhei of the family. FiPeen or twenty
years ago she n fi ttie city, and her broth rs
did OOt hear from her lor year- Michael
and Joiiii du d - v ral years ag and James
died in OeptSnihSJf last. La.-: suutuier he
built a brick block on Waterloo ,-t. hetween
hooil and Ferry --ts. Ihe UCW was not
linishetl when bs dsStt. He left no will, and
James Campbell, ol ' b tb-rson-st. West
- ie, wa.- appo.nt.-d administrator and
took MMMjf "I ihe estate. which
was aj praised at about idl tMi w th jd.ono
imlebtedness John CL QdiMHf and Law rence
B QsTfOll were hppoitite.) 0OMJSb
-i .tn r- oil claims, and their final meeting is
to be hei.i, today . oon atter Jam. - i n-d i tie
long unheard of -i-ter wrote o her friends
in e say mg that she had heard of his Ueath
and -upjioseU he left -ome projierty. of
whicS sfie cx(a tel to receive her share. In
February last she came here and had an
,- w will. Mr. i ampU'li. the adMum-
he insistei that James must have
u p a will, and proposed that further pr
ngs jn the settlement of the estate 1
staveil until the will waa produced .-he
said that if the will could be produced
it would be found that James
had left niosl of h.s oroi-ertv to her. he
wa- a - : some of the claims filed
MjSttMl tiiee-tate and asked that tfiey t
rje. ed Sttd threatened to employ counsel
and ap(rva! from tne decision of the com
ii i mi i ii her wishes were not - m(iiel
with Mr. Campbell informed her that MS
tiusl meetine f the oininiivionrr wo i
occur April 3i . when -t . ,.ii! t
pre-eut with counsel if she desired. She
.i the ity ind returned about m 'i
ago for tne purp-ee of looking after
tier interest hi in estate. it t
upoed that he was unable U
i u pli-h her purp.-.- relative
St wid riot he able to a
id ,t mil probably ! a
lraimr is aiut fifty
.pesra ten veer tousi
m
age.
- ;.. - -i de : pe -v
sun sod Ms heetham Thsaa si
ve bsousss so ostoodsd Si hie on
K' tout ui snter I bear siegavtti, khjd
i Aiiny s eaiooxi.
-
WE MUST BEUKVh
Mm iSva aw lone mi aw, MteSasrSBin
esiov laAveai Itvui Sr.avw
um suiutmm
I :.t L : v - y. m.f hai.-is
dsusrsted wuh prextv wreslhs of lnw
. tvsb.-dav in, m . i.se've e the pa
Mr Msv W. K tUahsrMiast, Mok fu his
tent il.r n.:. elect, i: an i i wci.t.e.h . r m-.
of the First Const tnaus ' In tins life only
wr toivt r. in -; wt rr oi nil utet.
i ..-t.-ai . but n .- t.rtsl rtoas
9mm the dssd ssmI fascoem the M truitof
Ihem thai -iepl
Hr eid I v f p. ts ... I
t ht fa- ot ti.. eniu. w h. ta'
the name of CIsfMl ts his
tieail are tods v : .g over the ruusg of
Cfiriat froii tlie dead fhSSS is nothing in
io o i t'l -n of i.d to - : i- 'ii "
it n iban snyitiing else th
the ia-.- - t.otM' The
! i did he reel'
rise t - t tn
at the itnopir
g at his sh lint
asMitan.ie of
tomb' If he did not w n
rejoicing and worshipu
todav ' The oh i v
proof that he rose from tlie dead winch ne
mid g.e would re the name as aixmt any
olhel great event win. h hpp n-i Hi the
ist It is tie esse rv tot us to kn w whvth
er this be a resdlv or tioi for it is niton
this that ae ate building out inan
there is ii.i gru-f like that ttf a bla-i ,
It is hot necesearv lor ua to COtietHS t he oi
ma!,, Who ali h.s life ha- I -cel. fool and
mart hing along ui the same n k b
UM in an w bo has tasted of the oif SSM
0i rn he- and then fallen, we can go with
ut consolation t'ne who ncvei had any
hope lot a life to txjme does not feel u ao
ha'd wdien ot. hi deathtred aa throne alio
sib i living in hope l.i.ds at the . . . '
houi that, that which he chetiahed so fuSd
ly i- not what bethought it to be if a man
has only a hoje of this life, and cares tioth
bj lor the hereafter he will find himself a
Biist miserable man when he roines to a
reckoning at the judgment bar What Is
the - n ritice ol hnat to us any more
than the death ot any great man
who hits passe-: avtav Ah but othti men
do not rise from the grave. This Jesus
must have done else l..-w ... id he le a
Saviour ' Had He not risen from the deeu
he con hi never have been a Saviour.
'A vear ago to dav I t.x.k If e -t .rf of
the Ititile to proVS the resurrection of Christ
and Uslay 1 will attempt it with ti - ,. -
til; method whi h is l-.iig us- 1 ... i now
than history, although I IwTieve thai hiaSory
- t ii e - - w a v .
fJsoee alwavs builds its found..
facts, snd these facts are always use t
prove the truth of whatever is asserted
'hi i-l nianiti -'ci a character iti Hi- lib , the
like of which ha never been
in the world even those who most roglv
opjK.-e religion admit this and it was for
this same characteristic and for proclaiming
throughout the land the resurrection ol
Christ that his diacip.e- -u:V cu tort re und
death. Ihe Phanseas asserted that Jesss
wa ui. i. poster ami by 11 is (ireachiug and
pern .rmittn of in ira ie- vt a- nueavoring to
exalt Himself in the eves of the i-eoi.le in
ordei U) obtain a temporary kingsl
them It is plamlv shown t tint thi- a-
not the case, ss He would not insfil
ativ rax 1r.fi, ; ne (xs.ple. and when
a-ked in t-c'rwie their king He rej.lieil
that His kingdom was not of itu- world, and
that He came among the people to MM h
the truth. 1 1 lias Iwni abundantly sh wti
that he was the most utiHputar man uiuoog
the Pharisees, and also tha he did not ,:.
tti become laipular with tliem. henos with
the majorit v of ihe pe. .pie againsi Him b w
could heU.oine kitig At the lino of the
crucifixion every one of His hi lowers for
sook Him, even his disciples iheotilv one
remaining within saaking distance being
John Atter the re-urre lion, the Pharisees
said that he was a fan at i and used -He
preached ihe gospel that helt,ed men
every day, and they did not have to wait
until another life to i- 1 m-titted by it.
He never used deception, and like other
fanatics did ti"t MMMJSat the la: moment
thai he was mistaken, but sail thai he
niut die. but would rise again on the third
day. When Jesus left tins earth, he left
Hia doctrine in the hands of eleven of His
disciples, who though uned . :
were able to testify to U fa
and the truth. Whent'hnst wa SHMttMl
the disciples were disappointed, 'hey hav
ing thought that be would live to br rig
alN)ut the salvation of their country and
thev would not MMSSS MS STOSSSB when
they told them that he wa rlsMt, M9 after
thev -aw- him they wen co nj- , : ti e
lieve p. it I hnst pr vefl mat he was llie
Son of Ood and that he did not rise from
tin- tomb it is verv ear for us M under
stand why the disci plsS were will log Io
stand -v nun and the tnnh Taking all
the thing nibi consideration ii i bard
for us not to Irebeve ibat Chrit was resur
re te-l from the I-ead.'
e
It F. A I "1 1 IN F 1 1 II HUNN I
Kndiroidered rae i much ssed in the
making of dressy little SoMMMf not as
crowns alone but for the en'ire hot i net.
A -i.o p' UinnM. very pretty fw snv
ne who wear- i'-- hair f.ngel on the i t
head, l- of bhs k BMMl s'rw I SrH
folda of straw 'oloretl tulle, and tnmri -d
with ear of wheat and a MMa aigreits.
aigretu- of the rloeers in t
of U-rra "ita 'e i
blooms at each side and v
tf,e MM) This '-ontraat o
iar one.
e - f -ett v hat has a
I,... . r.e-1 s h
tl( of jr-eef! velve-t
gwn velve and the front
. TI of
S
i- a ren
I iT'een fntbera. a yellow
aided
Weftt v
HVE CENTS
THE ENGINEERS MEET
NttUuUhJ AQCMstaOO in Stta
. ih,.,.L al Had tloltl
ii adokess Br cmti mm
Attvut t ighi Hwided t mumi Pre
sent t hi t AriMjV s Cowrec
ostarveel 1 he UrOn roiiAf
.t nun
ail the Host 9Mflssi iMjMj,
... i v.i.m
pmsal Uaiea wnrr run on lite
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Ui ibis CI
lIUi'"'
too lot, 1
night an
A i!.. N .
f I fir tunie UkIv Ui
no. Je, h
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Ma id tf
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UjeMi tin
A CIGAR BOYCOTT.
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Svrll Mllwaiiko I.m.Is I Io ef
l Io I f.o.t.l.
"Tsjg w ... diaoontisue using all gsods
e(.pt th. v Issnt th whin ;a?e we the
tenor td a circular received yasMMMj SM)
city by s untnbci tat cigar tirui .b-ahng tn
gtstsls manuia. ' t i. Nsinii. .V J.,
and liii Kindling of Mi aaukee Ths
circular was ie ni bv Disirit Aswiubly
No lo K of I- Milwaukee s- lain
snot be: ' ' - ' length
est ling sVsrsh sjMM eAtsttsg. ma
txmiing the.r . w n Stury there la
to and a
M.dw ...h. ti
other ways ret
soose slight i
-n a
ism
and it
wk ward
The
of PSf
pi e t
m::ioiik vliiii ous MMSTt trtei
th 'no anti1'- are at a bras wh
as to t tie legitime, v of lh- wbiu m
trath iurk of unnMiisui
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TbSMjsUtf Bf BSS vote ad i ' i'r"
hitrHsen awiesulsnr nt In sthode island is ss
,M , .... so end
merit
frnfA Is the title ot a he w.s-k i papas
of twentv ftmr iage '
the rirsi numlter of which Spfssseed Hntur
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its I, -n i 'i ram ak
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