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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22
Arrival. at the Grand Central.

John Howard and wife, Mr.. Barta, Boulder.
Duluth: Frank Koch. Lu-k, Wyo
E.A. Holenpple. Lusk. chas Dunecs. Wickes.
Wye. d.. T. Pitts and wife.
g.. H. Sherman, Uni Mankato, Mimi.
yerrity.. G. NJ. Brisbin and wife.
John Eielenbcrg. Deer Granite.
Lodge {. e. Newman, Helena.
A. w. Stoddard. Fort !. ID. Clarke. Now York
Mnsinnis. q. Burnes. Port Arthur
j.. r. Fogt, LIZ Mars, Chas. Turner, Wickes.
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Maytield,
John Duffy. Marysyille. Spokane Falls.
A. i. Emrick. Smeltcr. John Berkin. BouId.r.
W.. :. Miller. Towns Frank Lecdy. Canyon
end Greek.
I'd. Lafsr'y. Helena. T. G. Gslbraitb. Dillon.
Miss VI. Gaibaith, Dill MR.. NJ. Bnrk. Living
Ion. stoD.
John Nolan. Canyon ". Borg. Town +end
Ferry Frank Bai,n. Michigan
F.M. Elliott, Elliott. j. II. Dunh9m. Chicago
" Z. Swore. Christina.
John McC:acken. Hell l. y. Wild. Butte.
era Frank Nelson. Wickes,
Nj. Fitzpatrick, York.
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ladies'cashu ire gloves. were i0c, reduced /,
PC this week at / 0ales' Cash Store.
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Misses wool gloves reduced from 25c to 1.
this week at FOwles' Cash Store.
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THIRTY.FIRST ANNUAL STATEMENT
*EQUITHBI Fl.
Life Assurance Society,
100 Broadway, New York. q
FOR H YEAH END1NG a1st, 1890.


ASSETS. @s&
sondg ma Mortgages e24Ao7ass AZ
r1,,taa under foreolosare Of mortgages, 171e1,1s2 ~
er inysetlaeats e172e2ss 90
1sS2soN a7as,37s rs
fss i bsnk and n tssnslslaiaee rsoef we'd and 4nvsstea) a 9eezssz 9 9e
interest M rents due and accrued, deferred premiums
securities, a614,aa1 80
Total assets, December "a, 1890 s11ea4s744A At
LIABILITIES.
iotalh liabilities including the reserve on all existing
policies a per cent. standatol So6 SOB 2o7 10
Total" undivided surplos, over n per cent reserve sas74o447 81
we certify TO the correctness of me above calculation of the reserve
GEO. W pHILLIps.J e. VAN Csc, Aotuaries.
l. INCOME.
Interest rents, etc., .- s2oSsasago7 81 y
ss5oaesss "a
Dividends. surrender values. annuitleg and discounted '''0
ehdo"neno' 44as731 ~
GGena na1s advertising, postage and exchange. s;eoso55 e5
General expenses state, county and city taxes, 3a7e3aO "
s2o6e4o e2 os
Total o sssashei M1 aasnr 1n goo. s2ossss 1o7 GO g.
I hereby certify, that after a personal examination of the Securities
and Correct as stated. " .AA7 ''S 5ooaa ! A. \ Mec 4 sa con p oil true
DIRECTORS.
JAMES W. AkE 3 n7DEi Ps vsasprss4aent.
% % e; iz$' T +, FL + { SS + 81: e, fsr : 2 s$s$,
M&%y A. A. Wh @slosR WHn' E. k ks mail, ' char a. a = smtb.
n Msn HsR Rsy, 6 Y. f sdi@a 5ossph s low.
SSSs1ss& !; I he SSs"' 5 ya% ) .n + csaas' f 1Hsss A e fisz
F Boudnot colt, HJ' FarihId, Henry f r Weoott,
John Sloane. Horace Mm Po to JF Ds 4 rehs
S 5 B %aMe: Edsaa v. Scott, James f panbsm,
Eugene KsnS' G Geo b bfsa T. Day. Raao A ( nnse''
BURKE, HUNTER & CO., General Agents.
la KING, Cashier, Helena, Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

Misses' black worried ribbed hOse. were Sc.
reduced to nc this week At Fowies' Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

GentIemen's all wool red underwear only $40
per SUIT at The Bee Hive.
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DR.. Carl schuIin has removed his Office
and residence to the Horsky building, cor
ner Sixth avenue and Main street, where he
opened elegant quarters. The doctor is q
graduate from the German universities of
Leipzig and MsTbure. Consultation lin
English, French or German. Office hours
from 10 to IL q. IN. and from 3 to s and Z
TO 8 p. M. Telephone aO4.
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A Revival of Yorick's Love.

The seventh week of Lawrence Barrett at
the Broadway, New York, assures a series of
most enjoyable performances. Laying
aside the Oscar Wild love tragedy. which
has demonstrated its value and is likely to
occupy a place in this actors repertory. Mr..
Barrett announces a revival of "Yorick's
Love-" a play which he made familiar TO us
years ago, which to this day is recalled with
ardent pleasure. 1t is w. ID. HowelI's adapt
alton of n Spanish original. and il il c~osispic-
uous ms the only enduring piece of dramatic
work from this sage pen-the wisest pen,
some people think. that over wrote about
plays, and yet wrote not we'll. In "Yorick's
Love- Barrett impersonstes with singular
vigor, dignity and earnsstness that unhappy
comedian whose faithlsss wife makes him a
murderer. Miss Gale will play Mistress
Alice. and the lover. Edmund. will be by
Lawrence Hanley. The play is not Ut the
ordinary length. and the use OF a curtain
raiser will be permitted. Before the close
Of his present engagement 'The Man o.
Airlie." W. @. Willis pathetic drama. will
be revived by Barrett. He has not often
scted II in late years. Edwin Booth will
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

We have placed on our special sale counter opr
entire stock Of boys and childrenfs suit, which
We will eel at q value, commencing Feb. is and
Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

DR.. King remains in Helena permanently By
Especial request when 'otbersT are gone.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

1.-THE reason why we nave SO much less
snow in the valley here than on the ranges
and valleys west OF us is very plain said
Sergeant Hobbs. who runs the weather in
this vicinity. lyon see the cold mir on the
mountains precipitates the moisture in the
form Of snow before il has time to get this
far. The consequence in thai very little
moisture reaches this side to be turned in
to snow. OF course in n general snow storm
such as we have been having tho valley
must get more or less OF il. but
up in the hills and beyond there it is very
much deeper" Sergeant Hobbs IL very
we'll posted on Montana weather. and Just
about row, when everybody is looking for n
change, his journey from the Office To where
he keeps his bank recount mems n stop
every few PAGES to post some anxious citi-
zen on the possibilities of n chinook or u
blizzard. The sergeant feels safer in bet
ting on low Temperature inst now than on
the chinook. The chances are for quicker
action.
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PERSONAL.

Veilings at one-balf cost At The Be Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22
Capitol Lodge No..A A. o. U. w.

Iiemnqnt- at auy price a, The 10, Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-22

Louis Fitzgerald,
Henry A. Huribut,
Henry q. Marquand,
VIM. A. Wheelock,
Henry Day,
N. Hartley,
II. N. Alexander.
Chauncey N. Depsw,
Charles G. Landon,
Cornelius N. Bliss.
e Boudinot Colt,
lanson Trask,
John Sloane,
s. Borrowe,
B. Williamson,
Eugene Kelly.
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Moses Morris ia said 10 be still in the
ring, and his friends who assisted in for
ever shelving Joe Davis last year, after
Davis had defeated them in the primaries,
would like to see Nose nominated az they
are sure he is the strongest man in the
party. After a years rest il is not unlike
~ that Cspt. Fuller would be willing to
make the race again.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

Outrageous Trssiussne az - did uan -
Two Men Altar They Had 8sbes1
Him.
NEw BRUNSWICK. n. j., Jan. IA
brutal outrage had Just come To light
In the country back OF this city. John
Thomas. . well-to do farmer. was found
on Monday hanging ny his wrists " .
beam in his barn. by some neighbors
who had been looking for him. De
was unconscious. but revived under
the influence Of Stimulate. He
says be WAS working on his farm last
Saturday when he WAS suddsnly ss4sed
by two men who bound him with
ropes They then robbed him q 81.
After this they tied ropes around HE
wrists and tied him up 20 the beam
where he wss found. According "a
Mr.. Thomas story he had hung
there by his wrists for 6fty.
one hours- His wrists are ter
ribly lacerated and swollen AMI
his arms show the terrible strain Poi
upon them. he says hc knows who
his assailants are and arrests viii
fotiow
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

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WAaumsrou. Jan. - The death cf
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Ssslinss Of sincere sorrow me inislliseaes II
the death Of hts Majesty. King ksisksaA Which
JOY eesssy 70 ms 70 soal ae's = .sas az - :
sosr,,,.,s.,. 80 s.ta~.s .s,as s.s,racs. ~. "a
sxprsss shroura you his deep regret ihss
Hsssii hes less . usss end good sossreisA
enoer whose eenenoenf rAie TIE people o. nss NJ
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
THE ROAD IS BLOCKED.
Thus Far tho Chicago . Erie Strikers Hsv
Managed to Suspend All frame.

Thus Far tho Chicago . Erie Strikers Have
Managed TO susDend All frame.
CHICAGO, Jan. 29.-Business seems TO
have been practically suspended by the
Chicago 4 Erie road between Hunting
don, Ind, and this city. No train has
arrived hero over its tracks since :
o'clock Wednesday afternoon. and none
has left here since the mail that
went out At $50 p. m. Wednesday. The
early mail train that should have begun
Its eastward trip at 7:3o a. m. did not go
out. and nobody at the station was pre-
pared to say when IL would No attempt
Is being made, OF has been made since
10 o'clock Tuesday night TO move
any freight General Manager Tucker
reports that the strikers have cut the
wires between Highland and Hammond,
the first and second stations out from
Chicago. The company 10 now obliged
TO transact its business over the West
ern Union wires. Mr.. Tucker further
said:
The situstion II practically unchanged
The men stand by the demand that Scott
be resns,ated ana The road Is equally ss
positive that Is will not reinsfsse N In
competent and irresponsible enplcye st
the f4sk os great danger TO tts patrons We
have held no com munication whatever
with the striksra. ana viii proceed 70 advance
Uerftor1sus men from the ranks There are
mary men IN cur employ perfectly competent
70 tsks Vie piscs " the strikers
Chief Arthur. Of the Brotherhood 81
Locomotive Enrineerx says that the
engineers on the road would not strike.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
THE LAST TRAIN ROBBERY.
Additional Particulars 81 the 5000
Haul Made By TEXAS Bandits.

Additional Particulars ef the o30. 900
Haul Made By Tssss Bandits.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. PA special from
Brownsville, Tex, says: Additional
particulars have been received Of the
train wrccking and robbery ON the
Rio Grande railroad on the 10th.
in which the bandits secured
$4,000 in silver ON the way
TO New Orleans. The train left here in
the morning with passengers for the
steamship Morgan at Brazos. When
twelve miles from here the train was
derailcd by distractions placed on the
river bank. Fifteen masked men then
plundered tho express car, taking the
silver shipment above mentioned, and
rifed tho United States mail pouches.
The passengers were then held up and
plundered Of their money and valuablex.
The robbers then blindfelded the passen-
gers and treinmen, forced them into .
box car, locked them in and left. The
derailed cars caught fire from the over
turned locomotive, and but for the
timely appearance of some eoun.
trymen living near the scene. the
imprisoned passengers and trainmen
would have persisted In tho
flames. The fireman and engineer
were seriously injured when the
locomotive went over, but fortunately
no Hives werc lost Officers are on the
track Of the bandits. but as they are
supposed to have crossed tho river into
Mexico. there IL little prospect Of their
being captured.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

SPRmoYrELp. III, Jan s2-rhe State
association Of Mexican war veterans 10
holding its annual meeting In this city.
The association win mcmorialise the
Legislature, asking for an appropris-
ton for . monument TO Illinois soldiers
who fell in the war with Mexico. 20 b.
placed on the capitol grounds and sur
mounted with . statue OF Colonel John
J. Harden, the hero Of Buena Vista
They will also ask that Congress raise
the pensions of Mexican soldiers and
their widows TO an amount equal 70
that drawn by pensioners Of the war 81
the rebellion.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
: OLDHUTCH QUITS
Vie Family Induce MIN - o4ep o.
iag u opsieNs Sid 10 t>ass Lsa
Mnlsoas N lx1s SeerA


OH % 1kADk-
cuIcAeo. Ian. s2---The fact that Mr..
n r. Hutchinson. the veteran Hoard
81 Trade man. Aad suddenly withdrs~s
from spsculasioo has boen = ns11re
Of comment snang the hroksrs ID
weeks, but il wss not until neS
that the cause of his reti~msne
wax known. II seems that Mr.. Hutch
inson's family MAS dissatisfied with HE
peculiar trades and asked him To re-
tire. This the old gentleman nstiy
refused 20 do. and his con. Mr.
Charles L. Hutchinson. consuited
with his attorney and some close
personal friends as 10 the beat
course TO pursue. On their advice lac
had = talk with his father and told
him that unless he would close up his
deals quietly and give up ali spec
uiativs business. that the matter
would be taken into the courts
and conservation applied for. Mr..
Hutchinson. Sr.. was very angry for
time, but finally consented 10 the terms
and at once evened-up his trades and
closed his books II IL estimated that
Mr.. Hutchinson has lost about SO.
600, 600 within twenty years In
1870 lac WAS reported 10 haze
q fortune Of $40. 000. 900. len years ago.
his son says, this had dwindlcd 10 Slo.-
ooo. go. and now there Is but u. ooo, oos
left IL was 10 save this from following
the rest of his money that the family
insisted upon his retirement
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

Loc1rsET, ~. v. Ian 2-The he
scssery ~ Ei.rsrs fsis b ss,s~sily
hesutsfrl ss<f new The ssss aud
shrsbe In tbe park ed - Ne tslssS
are severed s~ish sresex spray. ~h5ch
el}sseps nbe Diamonds - TIE ssb- An
ice peus&~<n hse fown>4 - the fost -
IL Amevssas fAzls Aox frem NE
larse sAszst II he~<ssG - - ioo1
= . ~ ~ htAes ~ lA&s ~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
PARADE AT PINE RIDGE.
The Indians Presumably Impressed b.
Grand Military Review.

The Indians Presumably Impressed b. =
Grand Military Review.
PIxE RIDGE, s. D., Jan. oQ.-The re-
view of the troops In the field took
place at II o'clock a. m. about four
miles from the agency. The column
was led by the ogalalla scouts under
Lieutenant Taylor. Of the Ninth Csval-
~. The infantry followed under Colonel
Wheaton, Of the Second. Then came
the artillery, under Captain Cspron;
finally the cavalry under General Carr,
of the Sixth. The review was
held by General Miles, who was at
tended by his stan. The column
marched past the commanding General
in company front After the review of
tho military there was display Of the
transportation department Of the army.
There were 5000 men and $40 horses IN
lima.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
10 VOTE FOR Villas
~ ohsngs N ~ sisusessn h M
Aels- Asmhers 81 ~ Senate
Chess h Several 0asaea.



MADISON. Via, Jsn- sa-Ths Joint
caucus Of Democratic Senstors and Rep
rsssntatives met In the agricultural
rooms st $50 p m- Ex-Secretzry Will
lam - Villas IVES nominated fos
United states Senator 70 succeed
Senator 6pooner. There was practi-
cally no Opposition and the proceed.
ings were harmonious throughout The
Republicans have not yet announced
the time for holding their caucus. The
two Houses viii take the Arst ballot.
acting separately. next Tuesday.
6PRIxogtELp, ILL.,. Jan. ~ - In the
Joint session OF the State Legislature,
which met at noon, but one ballot was
taken for Senator, the result showing
no change, tho vote standing: Palmer.
l0l: Oglesby. 100; Streeter, s. The r.
u. b. A. members voted with the Re
publicsns and carried motion 10 adj
journ-
ST.. LOUIS. Mo-. Jan. 9a.--A Post
Dispatch Jefferson City (Mo.) special
eays: Both houses of the State Legis-
laturc met In joint session 1T noon and
voted for United States Senator ~ fol-
lows: Vest tDem.l, 100: Hesdlee
tRep.). 50; Leonard Labor. Z; Jones
Labor, 1. Senator Vest was there
tore declared reelected.
HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. 2a.-The two
houses of the Legislature met in joint
convention Wednesday. A Joint ballot
for United States Senator was not
necessary under tho law. - Senator
Cameron received . majority in each
house. The parts Of the journals re-
fcrring to the vote being read. J..
Donald Cameron was formally declared
elected United States Senator, and
Lieutenant-G watres, in the
presence Of the joint assembly, signed
the certificate Of election
DENVER, Col, Jan. e2-The Senate
and House met in joint session at noon
Wednesday to ballot for United States
Senator. The vote was: H. N. Teller,
a.; Caldwell Yeamans, ~.
OLYMPIA, Wash, Jan. 22.-The Legis-
lature in joint session Wednesday elect
ed Watson C. Squire United States
Senator. The vote stood: Squire, So;
w. A. Calkins, 80; Thomas Carroll,
Dem 81.
SALEM, Ore, Jan. 29.-The Legisia-
ture In joint session Wednesday for
mally reelected John II. Mitchell
United States Senator to succeed him.
self.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 29.-In Joint
session Wednesday the General As
emily completed the work Of re-elect-
Ing James X. Jones United States SEN
ator by the following vote: Jones
(Dem.), 100; Trieber (Rep). II; scat
tering, s.
PIERRE, 8. D., Jan. 2e-On first joint
ballot for Senator Wednesday Moody
gained one vote, Democrat leaving
Trip. Hardin lost four votes and
Wardall two. Moody still lacks nine
votes Of enough to elect. Five Re-
publicans have so far refused to go to
him. Tho situation Is practically un-
changed.
BISMARCK, N. D., JAN 22.-The bal
lot for United States Senator Wednes-
day resulted: Pierce, II; Hansbrough,
Is; Miller, -; Ball, Z; Muir. Q; Louns-
berry, s; Mccormack, "a. All the cam
didates were Republicans, except Nc
Cormack DEM and Muir Farmers
Alliancel.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

4 lnn1niip = ve1hss1ons bszse1 . co.
tAgs 81 kills1 thsss ehildrsA
G~asamalaa o1kesrs are rssoreed 70
- buying srns snd s.nnaaasasa N
New Yogk.
The AusfSisn esnsas shcws that budar
pesth has . population u 80. go, gaia
II m. 80 il the decade
Advtcss from cAih say that the revolt
shsse Is Spreading. parties Of Govern
asat troops hsvias pssssd over to the
rebel&
Nathan wAitnsy. Of Rockford. b.
hsvsd 20 b the oldest Mason In H.
haois. celssxsssd his ieosA birthday
Wednesday.
Count Noble. the famous English
setter owned BY n. r. Wilson. Of Pitts-
burgh. and valued 1T $4,000. died
Wednesday.
John Relyea. of Rondout. N. ". Is .
forger and defaulter to the amount Of
about $4,000. He is one Of milling
ara which b in bad shape.
II u said that Sir John A. Macdonald
will dissolve the Dominion Parliament
next month and appeal TO the country
on the question Of reciprocity.
The Bourbon County Distilling Com
pany's distillery at Paris KY, burned
Wednesday, causing = loss Of SEQ, 900;
insured for one-third that amount
Unless the Supreme Court or the Gov
srnor interferes. Daniel North will DO
hanged 1T Bloomington, Ill.,. next
Wednesday for the murder Of Marshal
Hodge. OF that place.
At Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, J. Van
Duscn. farmer. was shot and fatally
wounded BY his son Wednesday. Tho
trouble grew out of an old feud be-
tween father and SON.
In their eighteenth game Of chess
"Wednesday Steinitz defeated Gunsberg
In ffty-four moves. Tho score now
stands: Steinitx, 8; Gunsberg. (; drawn.
Z Two more games are to be played.
An attempt Il soon TO be made to or
ganize an Illinois State Baseball
League. comprising the towns Of De-
catur, Bloomington, Galesburg. Ottawa,
La Sale. Freeport Champaign and
Danville.
By joint resolution the Legislature of
Tennessee Wednesday postponed action
on the bill to appropriate e25o. 900 for
IN exhibit 1t the worlds fair In 1893
until the Lodge bill shall have been de-
fcatcd in Congress.
The Iowa State Farmers Association
met in annual session at Des Moines.
Tho agitation Of wheat-raising was re-
ported as productive Of good results,
tho acreage In many sections having
quadrupled in few years.
In the surrogate's court ct New
York Wednesday the woman calling
herself Eva Hamilton confessed that
her little girl, who has figured prom
inently in the case, is not tho child Of
the late Robert Ray Hamilton.
A mob of white men visited the house
Of Richard Brown (colored), living
near Little Rock, Ark, Tuesday night
for the purpose Of logging him, but he
managed to escape after killing one of
his assailants and severely wounding
another.
The members Of tho Decatur (In.)
Woman's Club have decided to give q
monster musical festival next May.
There will be 500 voices In the chorus
and an orchestra Of 100 pieces Tho
principal soloists will be secured in
Chicago.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

BOONE. Ia, Jan. 22.-James r. o'Neil.
a Chicago * Northwestern freight con-
ductor, Of this city. was shot and in-
stantly killed al Long Point. about Q
o'clock a. m. A couple of trsmps were
in freight car of his train, and O'Neil
attempted 10 put them on when one Of
them shot him in the head with . shot
Gum. death ensuing instantly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
Kentuekr Lumher Mea Assien.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan a2--At Beatty.
vile. KY. on Wednesday the Kentucky
River Lumber Company. by Horace
Mann. vice-president, made an assign
meat with liabilities of so. 900. assets
81. 900. At Padecah the Psducah Lun-
Der Company, 4. r. Bing. president.
made an assignment Liabilities. $50.
600: assets, SIS. 900. Heavy losses By re-
cent fres was the cause.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
Nswspaper once Burned.

HOLLAND, Mich, jan 22.-The Office
Of De Grondwet, the largest Dutch
paper In the United States, was totally
destroyed by fire early Wednesday
morning. Loss about $4,000; insured.
The West Michigan Furniture Company
had large amount Of furniture stored
in tho building. Its loss is about So, 600;
not insured The drs 10 supposed to
have beeu tho work Of an incendiary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23
painfni Accident.

wHsr BESp. Wis. Jan IA
strange accident occurred TO George
May. farmer residing Q few miles
southeast Of West Bend. the other day.
While STOPPING over feed-cutter in
motion 10 oil the machine his long
beard was caught IN the gearing and
pulled out by the roota, considerable
srzin goinR with IL
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

Jorpov. Jan - News hss hees ~
ceived here Of . terrible explosion ~
fre-dsmp Bn . colliery st Jsssbewsta
near the city Of chsyke,~, In Europeaa
Russia. Only mearer details Of the 90
cident have been Learned. but n 10
known that ever 100 Of the miners have
beeu t7flef
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

estsssrss- Ia. jan ~ -Rese Bar
IN cossr-s Woman wbose sge wa
claimed 10 he lie vesrs BY her relst5ves.
died h this city Wednesday. f;f.. csr-
RED water for tsse soldiers IN Washing
toss army. Der eyek.gbt and hearing
were good. bst IN other respects she
was very f>~hls
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-01-23

DAvENPoRr, Ia. Jan 22.-The mys
terry surrounding the suicide Of soldier
here is cleared up. His name was
George Hellar and he had served 10 the
regular army for Eve years and had
saved 500 from his wages. The entire
sum was lost At one sitting in . Daven-
port gambling house. The soldier then
pawnsd his overeoat for $40 and lost
that He then blew out his brsins
Not long ago well-hnown river man
went into the same den and lost g, eco