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THE DETROIT DREE PRESS: SUNDAY AUGUST 4 1889 IRE AT JACKbON AI'POIMAIrXrS RIaJGVVI 1OXS MICHIGAN MILITIA drills ive Tliotnantl Jiol ntonniont rr Art lanti init i no: uoie on the forthcominc occatlo itar Lvth Gl iwt Ah JI Trying to Make a WITH MILITIA an A Magnificent Location Within a Mile anti Tho: Georcre 1 lines C0N1LAGRAT105 Kingston Shelby Suffers Very Disastrous articles from Geoijje Lawrence to be Wayne County in Another of tlio Oiliest Women in Eaton Ao AD So AooS MRS PUTNAM SPUING WELLS LOCAL VITIES a On THE STREET CAR MEN It is Not Likely That Any Strike Will Street Car Assembly of I 1 Co MARINE NEWS rand THE CHEROKEE STRIP TALKS ABOUT TOWN THE DEADLY I HE CRD ELLOWS The iall Vessel room corn 4 and 8 Lampert first lieutenant Grand avoid public Dowell lieutenant Pellecrom lieuteuaut the spot illiant Prospects 'for the Best En campment Ever Held in the State A meric sort numerous destroyed other barn value blaze hat the State Military Board Has Done lor the Troops this applies '200 employes They Gilbert Har Elterii Muukac bounded terminal a Arthur Richardson Held for Trial Gheinville August Arthur Richardson the last man arrested in the Dupee murder case has waived examination and stands committed for trial at the next term of the Cir cuit Court at Stanton Dchand August 2 1889 To the Editor of The Detroit ree Press: I do not think that Aunt Polly Robb of Char lotte is the oldest woman in Eaton County Lucy Tyler of tiie Township of Hamlin Eaton Co wid be 90 years old if she lives until October A SMALL MAP HIE (KOGXDS WHICH WILL BH USB have never driven our hands veais have' paid th the nvera 'e Mbs LI zzie arrell's Body ound Ishpeming August The body of Miss Lizzie arrell one of the young ladies drowned on Tuesday night was lound in an eddy below the Quinnesec alls this evening by a diver Search by divers will be continued and the other ladies wili probably be found at the same place The held a short session last night to consider she de mand of the supernumerary drivers who are anx ious that a strike shall be inaugurated in their be half on ail the lines of the City Railway All the members of the assembly are regula ly employed as drivers and have no grievance against the com pany It is a rule of the assembly that only men who have been driving for three months shall be eligible to membership and nooneshall beal owed to join during a striKe or any controversy The men who are disaffected number about RD and are employed only for part time They de sire the assistance of the assemply to enforce a demand ainst the company that the lioursof the regulars shall be Shortened so as to give all a full wage To this the assembly demurs refusing tiicm admission as members but offer ng to pro cure them a charter by which they may organize as a separate assembly This the supernumeraries do not wish as Win Blackstock is one of the na tional xecutive board and has announced that he would not under the circumstances consent to ordering a str ke The assembly adopted a resolution tn the effect that it has no grievance against the City Railway Company as the parties making the complaint are not members of the organization About twenty of ttie disaffected leaders were present and being informed of the decision of the as sembly withdrew to take counsel with their fellows Sale of a Saw Mill and Salt Works East Saginaw August 3 i Special! Hill has purchased the interest ot his partners Samborn and Beard in the saw mill and salt works of Samborn i Hill at Carroilton for $20 UUU Air Hill will remove the saw mill at the close ot this season to Duiuth where be has a large amount of timber and will build a planing mi her ta work ia uvuaccUwa with th salt works OUHTH REGIMENT A Abel captain A Gray first lieu tenant Pease Second lieutenant Detroit Drury captain: Everson fir lieu tenant itzpatrick second lieuteuaut De troit Rode captain: A Vogel first lieutenant Hacker remind lieutenant Detroit lothrop captain 1 Dupont first lieutenant XV Smith secoud lieutenant Detroit Considine captain II Conway first lieutenant Armstrong second lieuteuaut Detroit Richmond captain iGelirn first lieuteuaut Welton second lieutenant De troit Webb captain Gutman first lieutenant I Harrington second lieuteuaut Mon roe Hemphill captain Hyzer first lieutenant XV JI Mean well second lieutenant Bogardus brevet second lieutenant Ypsi lanti Douglass captain oley first lieulenant Miller secoud lieutenant Hough ton Aid Grant lived where I now reside at the corner of Michigan avenue aud Twenty sixth street for forty years When I first settled there there was only one building between me and Taird street and that was brewery at the corner of Sixth ana Michigan avenue 'Why I settle nearer the citv? I have money enough then to buy property so near the Cheese actory Parade at Dundee Dundee August 3 The patrons of the Dundee cheese factory had a parade this morning after delivering their milk at the factory There were forty eight teams in line They drove through several streets and halted at the public square where Hon Alfred Wilkerson the proprietor of the factory made a short address The milk from 3'0 cows is made into cheese which brings the highest market price OURTH IELD AND STA Eugene Robinson troit colonel Patrick Sbeahao Detroit lieu'enant colbnel Geo XV Corns Detroit major John Cla'k Detroit surgeon Edwatds Detroit assistant surgeon Charles 11 Lcke Detroit first lieutenant and adjutant Jul A Puckerf Detroit first lieutent and regi mental quartermaster Illg Rapids Hininr Items Big Rapids August 3 Overton 3 have sold out clean their hardware stx block and everything in connection therewith to Mel andi Jeff Darrah who have taken pos session Overton is one of the pioneer merchants of Big Rapids The successors are a couple ot boys born aud brought up in Rig Rapids Prof erris has purchased what is known as the Sachem property ami will erect theieon a fine brick structure to be used lor Uia industrial conic' tidieial circuit i Bsttle Creek August 3 The officers in charge of preparing for the encampment of state troops say unreservedly that the yrounds secured at Goguac Lake are the best ever occupied on any previous occasion and that they feel a peculiar pride in having for the first lime In the history of this country secured tbe consent of the general government to bare a full regiment of regulars go into catnp with militia Thu preparations to detailed later are so complete the arrangements for transportation arc so admirably arranged and everything look ing to the comfort and health of the men bas been so well looked after that nothing but bad weather can prevent this being a magnificent success The State Military Boatd have done their share In preparing the men for this annual and all will appear in what will practically be new uniforms rbey called in every uniform in the state and bad them inspected by a board of surrey About 1000 were condemned and the remainder most of which were almost new were cleaned changed to the United States regulation style pressed and reissued A thousand new dress uniforms and a large quantity of blouses fatigue caps blankets and tents ere purchased and the men will go Into eamp better equipped than erer before 5 ere wili from present Indications be a larger attendance of troops and visitors than on any pre vious occasion There will be four and perhaps five bands and Inspector General Newberry thinks the troops will make a more soldierly ap pearance and show themselves more i roficlent in their drill than at any previous encampment Tbe preparations are now practically complete aud Quartermaster General Dabull to whom more than any one man in Michigan the success of this encampment will be due has taken up with his wife the quarters they will occupy per manently until the camp breaks up THIRD REGIMENT Lee captain 11 Miller first lieuten ant XV Brennan second lieutenant lint XV Hitchcock captain Broadwell first lieuteuaut Morrow second lieutenant Alpena Haire captain: McLennan firstlieu tenant: Crai age secoud lieutenant Bay City McCaffrey captain Wittman first lieutenant Huntington second lieutenant Saginaw Schmidt captain A Combs first lieutenant McGill secoud lieuteuaut East eaginaw Hubbard captain II Brown first lieutenant Boyutou second lieuteutaut ort Huron Packard captain Co Russell first lieutenant: Orton secoud lieuteuaut Mar qui tte A Childs captain Peterman first lieutenant Alerton second lieutenant Cam uiet 1 A Leisen captain: McCrystal first lieutenant Rea second lieutenant Aienom Jackson first lieutenant IL Detroit" Sanitary Works wili put in a bid under the advertisement of the city for proposals for burning the city garb age aud I think will get the contract I have made a careful and exhaustive studs of the garb age question and am convinced that we are awaj in the lead on the question" ltloT REGIMENT A Millard captain Al King first lieu tenant Merithew second lieutenant Brush brevet second lleutenaul Ann Arbor Leary captain: 11 Bariiton first lieutenant Zeriatit second lieutenant Adrian Wood captain: Ji A Duke first lieu tenant: vacant second lieutenant Tecumseh Gaebelein captain Werner first lieu tenant: anwald second lieutenant Jackson J' bhubel Jr captain A Purcell first lieutenant Sanford second lieutenant Lan fomplaln of Discrimination Pittsburg Augm 3 The railroad ool ators held a meeting to day to make a formal PS test against the rates cliargeti them by the rou companies in the shipment of their alt he Jakes In proportion to the rates chanted Hocking alley operators They claim that th present rau are a discrimination and that If th are not chanted they will not be abie to ippx compete with tbe Ohio operator It Hasid th matu will be brought the attention ol to Inter state board unless the railroad authonU see proper to remedy the evd Bonnett first lieu Heutcuant Grand Bay City August 3 Thomas Checklev wife and two children had a narrow escape from suffo cation at 2 o'clock this morning in their rooms over the plumbing and hardware establishment of A Walther A fire had broken out in the rear of the building aud filled their rooms with gas and smoke Mrs Clieekley was awakened by the crackingof the flames Thinking at first that it was morning and her husband had lighted the kitchen tire she paid but little attention to it but iie roar of ti flames increasing and her room becom ing filled witli smoke she arose called to her hus band and got him out of bed He was partially stupefied having br athed the snioke for several minutes Taking the children in his arms and lin ing followed by his wife be started for the street with just the clothing they then wore Arriving at the foot the stairway which leads to Watei street they found that the men who had been kicking the door had knocked the key out upon the floor After the lapse of considerable time it was found but it could not be inserted in tiie key hole because of the Aickii from the out side Mr was so far exhausted that he could not cry out to have them stop After a number of trials he inserted the key and the door op ned The damage by fire and water will be about SllKX) The building is insured for £21190 in the Connecticut aud the stock for S2(X)0 iu the alls tmfhiinrs half a mile away The lumber belonging mostly to Whe Ier Bros a Rankin Dewey of this place was pil 1 near the railroad track and mined thirty rods of sice and main track detaining freight aud passenger trains nere A construction train from Muskegon is at work on the track S' erona Presley 4:50 KallyM XViHiam Cnisliolm 7 HiawatliTMiXi! rontenac Empire State :10 R3 ss a i i a i i a i i a rvaa on a iu i a DIlll kerbaw mble 1:45 Cni Brme CuntiaUi More of the Mail Service Belleville August Yesterday August 2 the patrons of the postoffiee at Belleville were surprised at seeing this notice posted in a conspic uous p'ace: mail received at this office to pon investigating they were informed that the mail car was closed wl eu it passed this place neither leaving nor taking any mail Tue mail that we should receive in the morning on the west bound train reaching us on i he east bound train last evening about ten or eleven hours late be discontinued that she wishes and notoriety of ta i tuj i i Philadelphia Uidcngo: Du nth Coal Avei braska Scotia Cbic i avorite Stewart Milwaukee it i uh 'pnvi ijciroii 1 The present show of pair tines at tbe Detroit Museam of Art consisting of pictures from the collections of Havid nitnev Jr 21 erry Palmer and James Scriops received an im portant addition Saturday iu the shape of a lare painting entitled "The by Peter Paul Rubens aud at present the property of Her mann Linde tbe Shakespearian student and imper sonator The ideal shows a semi nude female fig ure of somewhat jjro' proportions seated upon a bank of turf with one foot resting upon a from whicn is crawling a snake A landscape OHckirround with deer feeding in the middle dis tance is shown The vai tins is of undoubted au theutiQity the many very nne color vaiies espe cially in the flesh paiutintr beiuxr among the Among tne other paintings on ex various masterpieces representing rvosa Jtsontieur juies Rrboikhirin Perreault JXrreirei'r ledo to One Boy While Shooting at a Alarlt atally Two Neu Killed by the Cars East Saginaw August Otto Smith from Pennsylvania aged about 30 arrested on Thursday charged with drunkenness was re leased this afternoon and started out on the lint Pere Marquette Road expecting to obtain a job from the section foreman He was run over by a passenger train from Toledo and killed his body being mangled Henry White aged 25 years a single man resid ing near Birch Run was found dead in the ditch beside the railroad track his skull being cru fied He xvas last seen at midnight at Birch Run and is supposed to have been struck by a train Ben and Cm ml new wheat Las begun mov i vais are to be ad Parade ground Cook houses avd rncss tents irst Regiment eight companies Second Regiment teu cumpa aes Third Regiment ten companies ourth Regiment eijjht companliMk Line tents Gen Brown and staff Governor unit stfifl 10 Twenty third United State Infantry 11 Stand pipe city water works 12 Engine houseand well Goguac Lake is one and one half miles long one hail mile wide is one and one half miles north ot this city and is the source of its water supply the location of the pumping house and stand pipe being shown in the diagram 'I lio camp has an area of eighty acres is eighty twenty Look at page 3 and see what the tat offers r(wH eusl buyers A Lima Druggist Injured Lima August Mr mon a well known druggist of this city seriously injured this afternoon He was 1 the rear part of his store compounding scriptions and held a quart bottle of ale' hoi in his hands into which he pouring nitric acid He had only poured! small quantity when the bottle exploded wftl a loud report A small piece oi the bottl struck him in the right temple cutting ugly gash and he was cut in a dozen differ I laces by smaller pieces His bands am are badly burned with the acid He will laid up several weeks Robert Darnton Adrian first lieutenant and adjutant John XV Barry Jackson first heutent and SECOND IlEGl WENT I EtD AND STA Edwin Irish Kalamazoo Colonel XVm McGurrin Grand Rapids Lieutenant Colonel Charles If Rose Grand Major XV Hase Grand Rapius burgeon Jrwin ii tn Kalamazoo Assistant Surgeon AIr I razer Jr Kalamazoo Cnaplain Dairy XV Bush Kalamazoo irst Lieutenant and Adjutant XVm I 'Vbite Grand Rapids irst Lieutenant and TflIRD HELD AND TA It Hawley Bay City Colonel rank Lyon Calnmet Lin tenant Colonel Cyrus Yawkey Ea Saginaw Major Arthur XVflkinson Alpena Surgeon Eugene XV Davis Saginaw Assistant Surgeon Henrv Curtis lint Chaplain James A McKay Bay City irst Lieutenant and Adjutant red Aidrich lint irst Lieutenant and could was The ire De ork by Arrival mid Clearances MARQUETTE Mahqdette August 3 Arrive George Hope City of Cleveland OIwUL If It Baldwin Nvaek City of Duluth India Cleere Qlwiu Baldwin Nyack layette Brown Johnson Hope Buffalo City of Cleveland Qvia i Jll'ALO Buffalo August iall Arrived Odh Chemung liariem Tiu oma A Hopkiakw Northerner Scotia At no here ry cur Jlnyea Delaware Pig Joh A very Hawgood airport undi Chemung Jewett Boston Klabo Hodge Sterena Hawgood Tacoma Ne ro Cleveland Tyvon luiimM 'Tsilinn Wind south met brisk ESCANABA EscanabA August 3 Mtsi riiiiac Metaiomet Cm a Typo Hartford Hallaran Scoville XVatsou Laatfoff UIUHII fulo Redington Erie bulu: Helvetia airport lev eianu Cutto Pieces by a reight Train Bay City August 3 A man named Scott was shockingly mangled by being run over by an extra freight train from Jackson over the Michigan Central at 12:15 to day He stood on the platform at station and tried to get on board between two flats as the train was passing missed his bold and fell under the wheels His right leg was crushed to a jeliy his left leg cut iu two his right urm broken aud his Lead scalped He died In a few minutes Dee eased was about 45 years of age and lived in West Bay City nominal rate Death of Jritlge XVIxeon Cabo August Hon Levi son one of the most prominent lawyers of North ern Michigan died at bis residence at this village last night He was a graduate 'from the law de partment Of the State University and was for twelve years Judge of Probate for Sanilac County He was afterwards elected Prosecuting Attorney forthat eoutitv Iu 1879 he was elected judge for the judicial district comprised of Huron Tuscola and Sanilac Counties In 1881 he was again elected Circuit Judge for six years but was ol liged resign in 18 6 on account of poor ligaltb In ltS7 he entered the law practice again asso ciating himseif with Quina of this place cum: juuf wi district IS mOUlumg funeral will be held on Monday Jackson August 3 This afternoon while Sidney XViitse a l(iyear ol lad was shooting at a target in his yard in Washington street a boy of 6 years named Michael Kissloft ran against the rifle discharging it The bail en tered tne left side between the fifth and sith ribs causing a serious and probably fatal accident Au bluine is utt ached to anyone iu the matter Charlotte August This city seemed to be well looked after last night by burg lars They entered Henry reisner's residence by cutting the screen in a back window but suc ceeded iu getting only a silk umbrella although there was jl45 in Mr pocket They also entered the residence of Hevman whom they chloroformed taking $10 in money and a gold watch and chain Several tramps were seen arout the city lust night and they are suspected of being the criminals Three of them have teeu arrested and officers are after the others About 4 this after in the large new store house the XVith Compacy i depamnent the building only point of difference between us anil our employes said A Armstrong last evening "is the forewoman They insist that she shall be taken back and we positively refuse I those acting should J(lafe trustees for icr days and when that was done she was to return to him as his wife and of course withdraw the suits against him and Mrs Bidweil He tat not vetcomplied with Lis part of the agreement while Airs Waldron has in part hers xvill undoubtedly request a discontinuance the other ease when Air Waldron requests or wishes it to I done Vo one expects any other result and the adjournment of the case from time to time is but little more than a farce i a Typo Hertford itzgerald Marvin But hwuin Corona Asbta CrirlAi I Alerrimae Metneoini't Scoville PEL cnunr Typo Hartford Sandusky Wind wife west light CI I A Cleveland August i A rrM houutam litv Eber Ward Ktevens Hodge Grand Traverse all merchandise Adams tiit bunks Chauncey llurlbntfe berfor A Jeghany i Butts Magnetic all (Mb? uwrze iv mg ioiiii craig Ainacore a Mi Is lumber Waukesha pig iron vuia mi i roer Hodge urantt Traverse Harry think the report of the com mission of government engineers on the feasibil ity of a winter bridge at this point will be favor able to tile project The showing in its favor I think has been ample to convince at3y body caudid men that it is feasible and a public neces THE MVLT August 3 litmey Ames Havana' a in: RlAhrJ 'J ID 8ania Vance Ur frnii aaL Cormorant DwVMrPHT WtT unshlne SpokMA mL he don Wj Vcuuison Lansing Aupust Gov Luce to dav appointed Geo Lawrence of Redford Township Wayne Co to the vacancy on Board Auditors occasioned bv death of SV in Mahoney Rogers enntain: lieutenant Klaasen second Rapids Ont August Staff reports the exist Marshail August 3 The wheat harvest Calhoun County is now secured in good condition The weather has been very favorable But very little thrashing has been done yet but those who have thrashed report a considerable shrinkage in the berry One reliable farmer in Convis reports an average of eighteen bushels per acre which before cutting he had anticipated would yield from twenty to twenty five bushels per acre The same rule will prol ably apply generally Tne oat crop is now bung secured It will gen erally produce a large yield Coin promises a fair yield though the cool nights somewhat retard its growth In relation to religious mutters at Marshall the pastors who continue at their prvts of duty not having yet gone on their summer vacations seem to have their hands lull denouncing "Sabbath to wit: Sun day excursions the etc Notwithstanding the pupit anathemas hurl 1 against these practices the habit does not seem to be checked unday excursions reading tbe Sunday paper receiving tbe Sunday mails etc go on all the same The Lutherans are now holding their annual camp meeting iu the fair grounds in the east part of the city One desirable fact is noticeable a decrease in drunkenness on the str ets A reform in this di reci ion commenced over a vear ago and continues to exist proofs given nibition are works bv Daubigny rusem a Leon CJiaiflM Meyer and George Degens were arrested for non payment of liquor tax examina tion ill take place on the Kith Inst before Justice Kurth rederick Riebcnack was arrested for non support of Ins wife and will be tried on Tues day next Lena ilockoart better known as "Dutch Lena was yesterday arrested for slan dering Annie Handioser 'I his is her second offense aud her examination will take place on Saturday next Her husband Louis Hockbari was also arrested on the ciiarue an assault on Officer Recking lie wnl have his tr'al ro nior The latter three are now in jail for xvaut of will give ion Luke on tbe 13th their regular monthly rnrn tHa RnnlTvfze ix miles wan ui fair request from and rate to were: on the basis of 2c for and r7 ft oats or Merie old Epp Stuart Diaz Botuuerreati X'ernon ry Laton Buchbinder Krauscman jco KoUjtiton amt others ineludm Hours of John Ward Dunsmore director of rhe net mu seum is teaching a class of twentv two tupils at Atm Aibor this summer daily out door sketching lessons being given Saturday Mr Dunsmore came into the city to superintend the reception of the drapings curios and other appoint meats of his studio wnich have been Ding Idle at Boston since his coming to Detroit Among the articles re ceived ere the original sketch of his tatnous painting now In Boston a replica of the pat: ting be exhibited and sod at the Nalon iu 1878 and two very flue paintings which lie exhib ited in London a year ago One of the last named paintings is purely an English subject ami is called Anxious It shows an old English garden with the mansion in tie distance a pictur esque stone wall extending theretrom to the front of the scene In the immediate foreground is an arched gateway through which is seen a young man bat iu hand confident yet respectful skmc a good naturedly dignified and pernaps bru que old gentleman for the hand of his daughter On the opposite side of the wall mean while stands the young ndy in question aud her younger sister the last named being by far more curious and anxious than is thj fair one for whose hand the young man is pleaumg Effective and appropriate accessories combineto make of the picture a very interesting affair 3 he second pie turn is a scene at the '1 uillerivs during a lawn fete in the dinctoire times aithful reproductions of landscape features with remarkably artistic dis position of various groups of some twenty or twenty two in su pel bly posed anil costumed combine to make a deligut ful entirety picture is ra nted in a high key and yet they are tine fijils oue io the other There is on exhibition at the store of Smith Sons Co an excellent portra Ly Ives of the late A sociaie United Slates Justice John McLean painted for Judge Brown aud by him to be presented to the United States Court in tuis city XVilhelmi the conscientious and skillful yoliig German artist who lei this city sometliii over a year ago to fuinll some commissions in Australia has returned and has opened a studio at No 7U Adams avenue tst Bullock bas completed and bas on exhi bition at Ids studio No 112 Butternut street a number ot very attractive marine unu other stud ies painted in oil colors and iu water colors The time is not far awav when a painting by Mr Bul lock be considered tiuaitcially of a great deal mure importance than at for iv rtit combine deep true art teeliug with excellent tech nique to auv greater extent than dues this artist and none of them are making surer or more legiti mate progress Hulbert the Misses Garretson and Miss Katherine Allmond passed the week with a num ber of pupils and iriends camping out and sketch ing from nature in the vicinity of Algonac A number of very fine studies is tne result rancis a ulus is conducting several classes in ont door sketching in this citv nt present and his class al the art institute of the museum will be a large one when it begins studying next fall if present indications are reliable Mr Paulus is an able teacher and in his own work as an artist is industrious skillful and effective The Annual Cantonment of the Patriarchs Militant and the Grand Liicaiupment I The annual cantonment of the Patriarchs Mili tant and the annual meeting of tbe grand en campment of the order of Odd ellows of this and adjoining states will be held in Detroit Octo ber 9 and 10 At a meeting last evening of thePatriarchs Militant which is the uniformed branch of the order it was decided to invite all members of the order in Michigan Toledo Cleveland Culcago Uotumbus Hamilton anti Ihomasas wed as those of all otuer Yans and cities that are not altogether too distant frr? Detroit The display will certainly be an unusually lar one and us the uniform ot the Patriarchs Mitiiaut is of the fliest and tuey are well drilled their evc lutnns lull ahum a brilliant spectacle Tne grand Mreet parade will be followed by competitive mmis for tmee mixes aggregating £biu a ite? whidi iue Decoration of hlvalrv will be cJ Itrreuio some public bull followed bv a bad and banquet Cauiou Detroit No 1 the Deuolt Pali Woodmere Ruling No 23 their annual excursion to iusr The town board will lioPi session on Monday at tbe office John Eichholz who was so serious injured nt the Anchor Works a few days ago is improving rapidly and the chances for recovery are favora ble Woodmere postoffice now receives two mails a day reil ischer superintendent of the glue works at the Michigan Carbon XVorks left yesterday for Paris wh re lie will attend the exposition A barn on ield avenue belonging to Airs Reekirger was totally destroyed by fire yester day afternoon Caue of fire is unknown Iowe while riding was thrown from the buggy and his arm broken Michigan Central Helt tine A new time card will go into effect on thi line or Monday August oth Trains leaving Detro station at 5:30 a and 5:2 and Hams leaving Beautait station at 5:30 a 11 a and in will run as heretofore The 'ti iiii leaving Detroit station at 12:15 ta WiJi here after leave at 1 tn 1 his change is made to give patrons of the line more tune between stations tr tue transaction of business aud for those wluj de sire to do so to go to their liomes for dinner Two new trains will also lie added to this One to leave Detrujt station o6 to leave Beaufait station at :45 a hese new trams should be ot great convenience to bui es men located on the line to co between stations on b'u ness to leave their In mes at more convenient hours for business also tor families who in' to goto Belle Isle Pars to spend the dav A new seljeriule of these trai giving train source and rates of fare will soon be published and dnirmut Ly the ageuis on tuis line ClasrM Ward Buffalo Stevens Ilnlnthi: Grand Traverse Green Bay all rnercliumitMt Servia Moravia ort William Robert WalloS! Wilson st Superior Wallula Duluth XV Thew Detroit Mary Pringle Marine tin John Selkirk Escanaba all coal AttainMilwaukee airbank Islands Mills A isb Port Huro Toltec Toledo Teutonia Thus Gawn Marquette Three Brothers MUwafc kee Lilly May Oscoda light CUERO VGA Cheboygan August 3 I Special! Arrl ved Raab Julia Richard Mott City of Alpena Detroit Passed 1 A very CH: cago Blowing hard from the west all day CHICAGO Chicago August ProC ellers Lehigh Mil waukee City of Traverse Jobs Ituge schooners James Mowatt oster Neelon Merritt Clea Propellers high Wyoming Monteagle Scranton John Eddy Buffalo Hall Sarnia John Pridffeon Jr Newburg Ogdensburg Mtiry Mills Sturgeon Bar schooners lvine Cloud Collingwood John Kelderhouse Lottie Wolf Midland Skylark Port Huron 4 Jackson 3 noon fire broke on north of the' prison belonging to incton Cooley Manufacturing and before reach the completely enveloped in flames partmeut were greatly hampered in thei: tbe lar of water facilities the nearest hydrant being fully a quarter of a mile away Two iines of Lose were laid from this hydrant and the steamer which has not been used before in a long time was brought into Soon after starting it however a flue burst rendering it ele j'lif large warehouse was filled with dry lum ber fur handles aud agricultural implements all Of which will be a total loss There were also a number of piles of dry hardwood and elm lumber outride the building nearly all of which was de stroyed several freight cars were standing ou the Michigan Central side track one of which a Wabash 8t Louis jjc Pacific car was destroyed It is difficult to tell what the amount of the lass will be but it will be considerable The property was partially insured Wuile working as a volunteer fireman John Grones was struck on the head by a board thrown from a pile receiving a cut an inchand a half in length He was taken to one side and the wound dressed by a physician who was present The fire is supposed to have caught frumaspark from a locomotive Gen Withiugton this even ing said the loss would be about 5009 The build ing was insured for $4(00 and tne stock includ ing considerable that was not burned $11OJU ly and is advising the girls to return to work We must however have some one forewoman or foieman who will represent our interests aud not wholly those of the Mr Armstrong said further: false and exaggerated statements have been puolished regarding our treatment of em ployes and in relation to the lock out of our embroidery department XVe desire to correct them We have exceptionally bright and pleasant shops with closets and sinks on each floor XVe furnish ice water to each floor during the summer muntis of them have been with us many wors is very pleasant wages in the tv nnrf on than those paid by competing house 4 till StHttlJs 11111 LU ILllllfAl Lave had then paj promptly when due regard io cairying employes up and down on the elevator we need only call attention to the rule published bv tlie buildiug inspectors If an accident bad happened to any of them we were liable to be sued for a large amount besides being put to great expense and troutde conse quence In self defense when our attention was called to these rules we were compelled to pro hibit riding on the elevator Jut immediately took steps to procure an elevator accident poiicv that we might allow our employes to ride and yet be pi elected against suit in ease of accident All tins was entirely gratuit ous on our part ns we believe there are compara tively few factories where employes are allowed torido on the elevators The climbing of from two to three flights of stairs twice a day is cer tainly not a great hardship Most people do this many times a day in their own homes Still we desired to make it as easy as possible for our em ployes ami so secured the insurance mentioned lip tat'diiig as we have done to commence on the first of the month to carry them on the elevator to their work to the nine and one half hours work this could be the only possible cause of complaint: but from nine and one half to ten hours per dav is well known by everyone to be the rule in factor ies throughout the country Our trade lies in every state and territory iu the union and Can ada Maine even to the Sandwich Islands' We are compelled to meet all competition and as some of our shops were working on nine and one half hour time we decided to put all on the same basis As the work In the embroidery shop is very easy and pleasant we knew of no reason why the embroiderers should not be Included Now however we find there is a state law to the effect that nmo hours Per day shall constitute a work for women and we propose to Obey the la giving up the Snturilav disraissmal which we were led to believe at tue time would be very pleasant and acceptable to our hands Whether they worked nine and hours per day for six days or ten hours for five days aud seven hours on Saturday made not tbe slightest difference to us and we so stated to the foremen and forewomen of tne different shops XVe told them specifically that whichever the majority agreed upon would be acceptable to us When Mr Simpson notified us of the nine hour law however xve told him we would of course obey it Again as to the embroiderers as they themselves slate in their communication it takes about a year to learn how to do the work They forgot to men tion however that all that time with the excep tion of the first two or three weeks we have paid them good wages wasted quantities of bul lion and have taught them a valuable art as well as trade Very many have put us to this trouble and expense and left us before we have received any value for the same As to tbe poor health and eyesight of the embroiderers that Is all the veriest twaddle That among so many people some should not enjoy so good health or have as perfect eyesight as others can be readily un derstood but we are rather proud of the good looking well dressed bright eyed and healthy lot oj people we have always hud In our employ inally we could not allow one shop to have spe cial rights over other shops We believe th have been misguided If they had come directly to ns and talked the matter over ouietlv and pleas antly or have placed their so ca led troubles into the hands of any tinr mn led busmess man to ad just with us we believe the whole matter could have been settled in half an hour but as it was their conduct affected the other shops and we were compelled to shutdown that shop XX do not however propose to continue to keep he shop closed AVe have always tried to nmko the conduct of our business and our work satisfac tory to our hands have given them many special privileges have treated them kiudlj have set no driving task makers over them and during th mar years we have conducted business this is the first trouble we have had with our employes We are not responsible for the many mis state ments which have gone forth and we prefer our old hands to new The Kansas City Diamond Bobbery Kansas City Mo August 3 definite clue has yet been obtained to tbe rt who yesterday stole 82000 worth of from Altman John Boggs the driver who assisted in tbe escape believes th i rai? bavo been Preston alias 1 Dick a notorious pickpocket The poti are satisfied that the robber had a confeder who watched the movements of the police that the robbery was timed when both f1 trolmen were at the far end of the beatah AL erry and son Dexter leave Monday for three trip to Europe The Knights of Sherwood orest Cnnrlavn Vu GG will aitr divine service in Windsor on Sun day Aucu 11 Sacred Heart Commandery Knights of St John take an i xr iiruon to Grande August 28 on the Darius Cole Tbe singing society of the Holy Cross German Church held a festival yesterday at Gar den on Gratiot avenue Mayor Prldgeon will leave with his wife Tues day night lor Malthas Vineyard Mass Mr Prldgeon will return In a week Henry CWeher Co have been awarded the contract for furnishing cooking utensils and hard ware supplies tor the new urande Pointe Hotel Prof A annual excursion to Put in Bay occurs 'J hursday August 8 '1 he steamer Pearl leaves the toot of irst street at a in: music bv 1 inney Michael our er of 315 Alfred street reports that sometime riday night hotue was en tered through a window from which the screen was removed and a bank book olen The annual excursion of the Grace Church and Sabbath school takes place 1 hursiay August 8 the boat leaving the foot of Randolph street for Chatham at 8:30 a tn an i returning nt 7:20 The alarm of fire from box 413 at 1 yes terday afternoon was caused by a fire in the resi dence of Bishop Jenner 18 Duifield street The loss was about $300 Cause of fire a defective Chimney The North Baptist Church give an excursion next riday to Chatham on the steamer City of Chatham which leaves the foot of Randolph street at 8:30 a in Refreshments will be served on board 1 The market gardeners meet at Hall 155 Bates street to morrow night to solve upon some action against the ordinance adopted by the council last Tuesday night driving them from the streets adjacent to the market John Cook a ailor 43 years old living in Al gonac was picked up bv Emergency Hospital ambulance yesterday at the coruerof Woodbridge and Thirteenth streets where a bullet that he ac cidently shut Into his Laud was cut out Clarence Clark 19 years old residing at 177 Beech street left home ten days ago promising to return at dinner time and Las not been seen or heard from since He is 5 feet IQ inches tall rather slender and of dark complexion Shook president of the ifth Michigan Infantry Association has fixed the twentieth annual reunion of the regiment for Auaut 28 at Saginaw Out of 2G4o regiments in the war the Michigan stauus fourth in its percentage of loss Wm Hunter killed by a falling derrick last Wednesday was buried at St Johns and not at lint lie leaves a wire aud four small children in destitute circumstances Any person that may desire to contribute to a fund for their relief may send the money to Attorney Jas Pound Thomas Shay a teamster 29 years of age resid ing at 46 Etsl ort street and Lewis Mullur a la borer 32 years of age residing at 25 Hastings street were arrested last evening ty Patrolmen Me ugh and Schick for stealing a bridle and reins wnich they were endeavoring to sell iu a second hand store The executive committee of A 50 and the committees from the various of trades as semolies met last evening to discuss the pro gramme for Labor Dav It Is settled that tbe ot will parade but it will require several more meetings to arrange the details The committees will meet again Tuesday night The United States signal office gives tbe follow ing summary of the weather for July: Mean bar ometer 29979 highest baromet' Jnlv 6 3O lowest barometer July 27 mean tempera ture highest July 10 91" lowest July 21 5'P greatest range July and 25s lea range July 18 61 mean daily range Other Mattei's The citizens of this citv are making every effort to insure a pleasurable tinie for all and no one doubts that the soldiers will appreciate their en deavors Still there is a fear that the following which th encampment will imiuce may make trouble An ample police force whi be provided and evil doers may rest assured that this little mu nicipality will take care of itself while those who are detected in mischief vr crime are warned against tne proverbial vengeance of our eitizeus which will surely follow them 4 i it XX I Buffalo: Propeller Chiea 'AM fiu? propeller Mu waukee bu: nroDoiier ouemauzh sOU) bu all uu through rate: propel le! Marton tootw bu Corn imr Propeller Conemmigh mJ New UeJnsbanr a ess ours 4' JaXj bu on through rates To tJ at 4c Oats I JRAJBrato XoAUolaua: auhwvaer a Lull The Condition SathtSte Marie August The steamer Caledonia aud schooner Northwest whch grounded hi Lake George lats on accountf a uisplaced buov are in bad shape and still he steam rarge Nashua with two schooners are wording them he Caledonia is about two feet and a half out Her wheel Is a foot out An ad ditional tug from Detro started to work on vessels to day but has been unable to relieve the Northwest It is expected to get her oft to mor row it will be necessary to lighten about 500 tons before the Caledonia can be released Uhe Chas Wall collided with the Cumberland in the canal this aft moon The latter had her upper oulkwarks carried away but no serious damage The St Lawrence Raised Kingston August Tho steamer iwreuce wbicb ran oa Grindstone Island and suns was taken off to day and will be taken to Portsmouth dry dock for repairs A AAA Trailer Bi Biamson A pretty home wedding took place on Thursday evening at No 370 Baker street The bride was Miss Ella Grace XVilllamson and the groom Mr Robert XValler They were attended by Miss Aimes Williamson sister of the bride and Mr Herbei Storer The ceremony was performed by Rev Mr Summerson in the presence of the imme diate relatives of the contracting parties 'J be bride wore a handsome gown of Valenciennes in and carried a bouquet of white rosebuds Miss XV dilamsou wore pink crepe Mr and Mrs XX'aller wll Be at hqme to their friends after Sep tember 1 Bidwell may as a reason tbe disgrace trial asj uie annoyance connected therewith 'J he ease against Chas XV Waldron is very likely to be disposed of in tue same way in time XVhen aldron was brought back from New York on a requisition from the Governor to answer the charge of infidelity made by his wife it was reported that it was only for the purpose of lore mg XV aldron to make proper settlement upon Ler and her children Before be was admitted to bail it had been arranged between XValdron and i for bis wife that he $15000 in the of use aud benefit within ninfey Ott a wa Commissioner Boulton It anee of a uangervus rock with nine feet of water over it known as Iving ap proximately thiee and three fourth nautical miles from tne highest Black Bill Island Georgian Bay A barrel buoy has been moored near the rock and it sbouid receive a berth of a quarter of a mile on all blutts A bell buoy painted red has been moored in rarJh'eilvt 'eiet feet froni Lo Bock in the XX aubuuo channel Georgian Bay buoy is of tie Brown pattern and tbe bell is rung automatically by the action of the waves Chief Mayes Contends That the Title it th Indian Is Perfect Tahlequah Ind August The Chero kee Commission held a secret conference irlth't Chief Mayes and his advisers yesterday Th commissioners explained their position In de tail Mayes said that he hoped to be able to satisfy them that the Cherokee title to the' outlet was perfect that it had been so derided by ustice Parker ot Arkansas and othen The government itself had time andegrin recognized their perfect title to the strip Th commissioners will spend several day in amming and discussing with Chief Maynd his cabinet the Indian treaties and their stitution If at the end of this time has been unable to convince the commissio ers or the pertect title to tbe strip and if the commissioners insist on negotiating ith the Cherokees through the medium 0 the national council which is held by the commissioners to be the proper medium Chief a Mayes wifi mvte them to meet the council at its next regular meeting iu November County Auditor fewer appointments a man bolding office lias to make the better off lie Is One who has never been through tbe mill cannot appreciate the ordeal through which half a dozen eager applicants for office make you Jackson August Late last evening Mrs Pilcher of this city while reaching across the table at her residence accidentally bit the lamp tipping it over into her lap Mr Pilcher sprang to her rescue and snatching a curtain from the window the only thing available at the time wrapped it around her aud smothered the Mrs Pilcher was severely burned about the face and arms aud Mr hands were fearfully burned SyPRNS LANcVG Pnook captain: It Hcnleron first lieuteuaut btroune second lieutenant Ma son Bennett captain 11 Armstrong first lieuteuaut Dodge second lieutenant Muskegon XL Drumm captain Scerey first lieu tenant XV Lourlin second lieutenant Jackson SlioVI) lUSGIMENT Company A A Reynolds captaiu XV Ifirie List lieutenant Stuart second lieu tenant Coldwater XV Kinney captain: Krpmer first lieutenant Liuzee second lieutenant Grand Rapids XV Shakespeare captain (vacant) first lieu tenant XV Loveland second lieutenant Kal amuzoo If Case cantain: lieutenant: XV Swartwout second Three Rivers X' Lt alardcau captain fir lieutenant Gile second Big Rapid II Mansfield captain Il first lieutenant A tidi es second Grand Haven II Mitchell captain: Spencer first lieutenant Curtis second lieutenant Ionia Tornburii captain McIntosh fiist lieutenant Duiumer secoud lieutenant uanisree Knox cantain tenant: Bennett secoud Rapids A Rubens Magdalene Museum Wall NUMBER MLN irst and staff 12 officers Co A Ann Ari or til Co Adrian 68 Co le cumseb 59 Co Jackson 70 Co Lansing 60 Co jiasnn 79 Co Muskegon 69 Co Jackson 65 total number of men in the regiment 54o Second ield and staff 11 officers vo a oiowater ui co is tiranil itaptds Kalamazoo 88 Co Three Rivers 72: Big Rapids 67 Co Grund Haven 66 Ionia 66 Co II Manistee 64: Co I Rapids 81 Co Grand Rapids 72 total 'J bird ield and staff 12 officer A lint 86 Co Alpena 73: Co Bav City 61 Co Saginaw 75: Co East Saginaw 54 Co Port Huron 75 Co Marquette 57 Co Meuominee 72 Co Houginou 49 total 674 ourth ield and staff 10 officers A Detroit 76 Co Detroit S5: Ca De troit S3 Co Detroit 69 Co Detroit 75 Co Detroit 9 Co Monroe 59 Co Ypsi lanti 58 total 594 Tilt REGULAltS It Is a ver' rare thing in tins country in times of peace to see an entire regiment of United States infantrv In one body and that fact alou should give additional inter st to tins occasion The four companies of the Twent third now at tort XX'avne 1 Detroit) will be tiie first to arrive here leaving Detroit early ou Tuesday morning '1 lie two companies from ort Erie Buffalo) will arrive via Toledo at 9:30 a of Tuesday and the four tupanies trom Mackinac and Sault See Marie wul reach here about the same time to Kingston nd Sar xic per Shelby August The most disas trous fire that ever visited this section occurred here to day At 12 lire was discovered In the boiler room of Geo large lumber mill An alarm was immediately sounded and the fire department and citizens promptly responded XVith a heavy wind from the southwest it seemed for a time that the town was doomed but by heroic effort the flames are now under control Tbe mill was valued at JlOOdO insured for About $2COOu worth of lum oir one of less the XX ahlron IIitl well Litigation About Ended Hillsdale August 3 Mrs XV XValdron has filed a request with the Prosecuting Attorney that the suit brought by her against Mrs Nellie She to net above the level of the city above that of the lake and is between me two ns eastern line bein bv the street nilwav at the beadquarters near Surby's Ho tel and Landing Mains have been laid through out the camp from the works and there will he an abundance of as delicious water as any one wishes to drink at every company qu irters The tents of the Governor and staff Lave been Pitched in the oak grove which surmounts tiie bluff back ot the United States troops being located west of them Back of "Boulevard which is shown on the map are the tents of Gen Brown and staff and on the next line are located tbe tents ot the fl and staff of the various regiments Next comes the Hue of company officers then the tents of the soldier and last the mess tents aud kitch ens The parade a beautitul prairie Ulirty acres In extent reaching to the "Prairie completes the distribution of the splendid piece of ground secured bv the state authorities The parade ground is stipe rb and there is not a tree or a shrub to interfere ith the movements of tne troops Tbe following is The Olllclal Roster: MiriTAKV UU'ABTMKNT Cvrus Luce Governor aud Commander in Chief Lausitig IL Alnger Brigadier Gen and Adjt Gen Charlotte XV XV Cook Lieut CoL aud Gen Lansing Newberry Brig Gen and Inspector Gen Coldwater Haynes Maj and Inspector Gen ort Huron Daboll Brig Gen and Quartermaster Gru st Johns JU Hurter Lieut Col and Geo Detroit Wm Cobb Colonel and Paymaster General Adrian ox Col and Pres State Mit Board Grand Rapids arnsworth Cot and Treas State MU Board Detroit Cox Col and A DC to tbe Com iu CbiefCalumet Devlin Cot and A to the Cotn in Jackson Dixon CoL and A to the Com in Detroit Kerns Col and A to the Com in 5 bajrinaw Campbell Major and Military SecretaryLansing Pratt Major and Judge Advocate Bay City HRIOADK OrrtCBR's ji Chas Brown brigadier genera! lint Willett livutent colonei and A A lint Gw XVarren lieutenant colonel and A lint Cook Ileutenant coloncl and Burgeon De troit Daniel Sauer captain and A Jackson red Norcross captain and A Meuom inee IBST riTLD AND STA Elmer XV Bowen psi Ian 1 1 colonel John Tyrrell Jackson lieulenanucoloneL CLarle XVoodward Tecumseh surgeon 1 Elden Hill Anu Arbor assistant surgeon Biandge Waite Jackaoa oapi Lansjno (pnecia! for the judgeship of the second was settled to day by the of tcrmaster General Daboil of St Johns Da boil will accept and resign bis prewent office immediately after the state encampment The eeneralsbip wi'l be tendered to Col George XL Devlin of Jackson Gw Luce ha aci epted the resignation of Rep resentative XV Sio soii Grand Rapias who xv li accept a deputy revenue collectorship Lake reight Cleveland Auzust Special The demand for veeis to load and orc cubiinues active at idy idles LJiartc! tjd for ore Sibaninr Shud lJaVid Yance' Ashland (Jhi Ppits $1 a steamer bibena Escanaba to Lake Eiie por Vbc steamer George King Xlar quetto to no ports $1 10 schooner Jolm Burt Lscanaba to Sandusky 90c Coal leainer Azec aud schooner Toltec steamer AH and schooner Plymouth ail Toledo iX XI 6 vaukee o0c steamer Mamstioue and schooners Milw'an' Cleveland to an fxee uve steamer Bnvce and schooner Greger Cleveland to Milwaukee 50c buffalo Buffalo August 3 SpeeIalI CoaI freights son'lCi dd Ciafles Uoii Hatcbin o': 7i (kc: Shupe West yen THU uuv UUiiU esiev Lavs'' Toledo 30c 'M Wilson LruGKiyn take htone io Toledo on contract sup rats firm and unchanged vanced Ihc on Moaduv Il has been stiffly aii uci maximum thirt joihu on private terms To Georgian hooucr Imperial 27W bu ou private toSL" HmI Passage IHSTKOIT 'j fco K' TIHY August 3 1 A MlliS and barges 5 A Daxhlson 5aU I Kunz Enterprise aiidefe Louts ana 8: 15 Palmer Miv Muston 9:41 Grover Quaye WUhui ulev Japan LI: 1U wanna 11:) Seneca 1 1 1 tt Goonligt Gogebic Gilchrist audraLS aitehard riu Down A iom Adam 12:10 bia 1: Hopsuis Middlesex Da) itepubl: Magueta ouutaln City 9 gon boster Everett Minch obb 5: Vi Colwell and barges 6 hwMwSWf Rochester Plankinton Kelly WarafiS Veronica Queen of th £5 Col ook Stampede 10:15 Rnh JiW If A Packer lii ft Conestoga 10:10 Itnoda Stewart andT Olympm UU City of plnne Pnrker Pratt 1:40 Mth CliiH Red XVijiteand Blue 2:20 Glidden Pringle and Otego Monticeilo Montmorency 3 3ti le Hutchinson China 4:15 barges 4:30 Sicken 4:45 Norther Qul Specular 6 srawn if LATER PASSAGES Up Corsica 7 Pi ogres Ketobam mS Mineral Rock and barge 950 Arnold and 10 Honda stimpson Newibov Hibard and consort 9:20 Wheeler jUhllf 1030 Lindsay Savcland 10:50 AiUnil XVELLAND NAL PoHT COLBORNE August Special Montcalm Mary I yon Algonquin Grantham Toledo Isaac May and consorts Colons Bay yacht Speransa Clavton TTn Ararh 7 Ti to Chicago Street and consorts Oswego to iii3f go: Greek Kni stou to Toledo Io hartST Street A Klug Halstead tSE?" land Erie XVave Cnrveth Erie BeUe Wind southwest heavy THE STRAITS ackinaw City Auztist 3 Special Ci ris Kildowun Regina Jennie 6 Aiceriea 10 Justice ield with raft Nk'i Xork 2 a rost 4 Raab 5 Weston and sorts 7:30 Hercules and consort with Marengo Gilmore Wells 10:30 Muon I Owasco 12:15 Norman 12:15 Henn pJ er 1:20 Juniata itzgerald 3 Martin Wnber fr McLaren 6:10 Susquehanna 7 Up Chligo a topeka 4 Inter Ocean and Consort Man Cuba 8:50 Portage 8:30 Nahant IffiS) oijP Bliss Corning 5:30 in Sachem Pomeroy Hercules and cousorl Couetnaugh sh Canton 7 At anchor Howard Un din iuslow Avery Wind northwest motto ating clear Swnin with three sehooaen 8n The storm bound fleet is all moving out wiw northwest light Sault Ste Marie Lewis Ross ui Helena 9:30 Egyptian 8:39 11 Johnson 10 India Iron Duke Constitution Jost plnne Susan Arctic Oirarifa Kasota 8:25 Emorv Owen Michigau leritia tana 6 haha 8: City Zach Chandlei vioore i land Michigau laud 7 I 4 ruifo uTnuaDDrfaDTn tftru I zo 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