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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Th-u Want $40 600.

Jackson. Sept. 27.-Jsckson's literary
and art-lovlng women want $50, 900.
They propose 10 have it sooner or later.
When they get Il they will cree, a
building for art and literature. They
now own the ground Us TO stand on,
which they paid $1,000 Tor. They pro-
p0se 90 take in the money by series
OF concerts and fairs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

OF tie . snts used n nlsugfsctur n
the pleasant remedy. Sv-Up - : So
has = permanently benefCsl effect on
the hDu1su system. VLle toe caesr
vegetable extracts SO ~ inersi sclu-
tors ususlly soid az med nes, are
permanently injurious. Beng eli-in-
formed y q VII nee - trse remedy
Only Msuafsctared ~ toe Cshforn q
Pa syrup company.
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Yesterdays Base Ball.

At 81. Louis m z
81 Louis-.....0 0 q o 0 Ia IL
Pittsburg ~ o I o. Il |
Batteries Buckley and Gleason. Mack ey.
Miller and Baldwin
At Cine matt RI
Cincinu ati--...2 o o 0 o % 8
CleveIand..O 0 2 0 0 0 Is 3
Batierles-Dwyer and Murphy. Davies and
thinner.
washinston''.o 10000 SIS 3
Philadelphia o ] . Q IL 2
Batteries-hillen and MaGuire. Carsey and
Clements.
At Baltimore: RI =
Baltmnfe .--.--V y u
MISUNDERSTANDING and Robinson. King and
Ewing.
~ Boston: RI ,
Rostar "a 90 z O 81 ~
RrsokIvn 30 0 0 0 0-s s
Batteries-Stiyetts AMI Cancel. HadGock
sd Day.
LorlsvrIE. Sept. 27.-No games tOdayi two
games tomorroF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Burglar Chief Goes Up.

Mason, the chief of gang of amateur
burglars who have extensively worked
the farmers of the southern part of the
county for the past three years.
pleaded guilty in the circuit court today
and was remanded for sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Bar, Destroyed a. 81. Clair.

vt. CLAIR, sept. 27.-During q severe
storm in this vicinity sunday the barn
Of Henry Rankin, containing fifty tons
OF nay. vac struck by lightning and
consumed with 10 contents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
She Was a Urcan.

Urea, Sept 27.-This community
was greatly shocked Saturday evening
70 hear OF the sudden death of Mrs.
Robert Wright of Muskegon. The de-
cessd was a native Of thIs place and
had always lived here until two years
stnFp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
PalpablY Hit.

DEXTER, Sept. 27.-While a burglar
was attempting to force his way INTO
William KelIar's saloon Jacob Earth
offer. an eyewitness. snot at him with
a revolver. The only known reason
that the ball got in It's work IS the fact
that the burglar emitted yell and fled
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CWcaso. sept 27.-Tra favor az
wen a. Hset3orne today asd several
s1ots we're successfuL TIE reatt ~
Tss hne snd track good
FIRST rsce, maiden 2-yesr-olds. Eve
fgrloHgs 49, Lady Bess ron, sren1os
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

BAD AXIS. sept. 27.-Lsngdon Hub
hsrd died az his home IN Huron CITY,
Saturday evening. lie was m the 18th
year Of his age and was one of the pio-
neers II Huron county
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Kslamazoo a, the World's Faj,

KALAMAZOO. Sept. 27.-The Kalama-
ZOO Columbian Home company has or
gained and elected William J. Kirby
president and Sidney Dunn secretary
and treasurer. Plans are completed
for the erection of q hotel In Chicago
for the worlds fair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28
Copeland Medical Institute,
Io2 EAST FULTON ST
Corner of Sheldon.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.

specialties: Catarrh. Asthma. Bronchitis
Nervous Diseases. Blood Diseases hheuna-
tlsm CONSUMPTION ana all chronic affections
ofthe Throat. Lungs. stomach. Liver and
X !dmeys.
once hours: 10 IL n. m, to y. M,
Z to 8 80 y. m Sunday, > TO IL a. m
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B.1TTwoEr. sept 27.-The Iron Hall
OF Baltimore C ty a. result Of the CON
vsntou. fled srtic.es % Iuc0ruoraf on
in the recorder : Office todav.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

From my knowledge of the temper of
the Democrats of New York state j am
positive that Mr.. Cleveland cannot carry
New York.-Covernor Flower.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

S4arNAw. sept 2T-Nsvs reached
here yesterday that Mss Florence Stew
art of this city, while rding n sGrsnd
Trunk train out Of Chicago Saturday,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

sas struck By stone thrown thEough
TIE window snd badly injured ~ the
broken glass Alag her eyes. she Was
taken 20 Detroit tor treatment.
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until cured for $500 per month.
This includes Consultation, Exa-
mination, Treatment and Medicine
for ali patients and for all diseases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-28

INK OhLf UNI hhU luhtS DtAfkES
CstArIh, deafness, rbeumst.m- ner,.
Gus debility, impotence and all d.seAses
resulting from early Indiscretsons and
excuses OF manhood, all diseases OF
the urinary organs, partial psrslya,,
varlcoceue ruptures, tumors, scrofuls.
old sores, dropty, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease,
shoTtnes OF breath, back Of head.
small OF back, etc, including ell
female complaints and chronic disess-s
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, slight fever and weak
nsss, shortness Of breath, paipitssion
Of heart. my means sure and quic
oonsumptisn.
II YOU are nervous, Restless. irrftA-
bic. sleepless or wake after horned
/ dreams, tired mornings, with q dull
headache, bRd taste in tbe mouth,
sometimes discharges. and 60 about
your employment without lie, energy
or ambition, desire 20 be alone,
gloomy fOrebodings, disposition 10
worry sDd fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, fpells Of feeling
AFRAID or uncertain. sometimes low
ynirits. you are suffering from nervous
/ debility and eThsusiio ~ nerve power.
which may end in utter prostrstion.
insanity and death.
L. you hsvss Ffestsens al weakness
and WEAKNESS, With tired limbs, numb
/ ness trembling, prckly sensstioDs.
+ cold feet ond legs, you are advancing
+ % that most serious dlsesse-PsrslvsiA
/ II your bead sches. feel numb and
I ired. With strange seusstions. loss or
memory, and veu think with difbcuity
7 or you are slssDipss az night, with
+ drowsnoss snd duilnsts during the
Y dsv, the nerve ard h1sin fatigue nav
soon run into insanity or death.
lfYou have any ~ these feelings 90
not neglect them. ~ they vii en1in
paralysis insanity, pros'rstlon or
death.
iect tbess warnings Time and srpe-
renee hss shown, 400 hundreds of
startling and msrveiogs cures hsvs
r,roved. thst tosse oi-easss SIC per-
isrtly so oOmpistsly cured by DR..
. CLAY TODD. Il ~ DIVISION street.
rooms J. 2 sna Z. Grand kspids. Mich.
Under me use II Dh >. CLAY
1DHU1 rensrksti feme1i - al
those svnptofus v-sls as II ~ rrsFc,
sud strengths n rervss, vFrr o. tfsn,
v-ts ny ~ blood snd health e 1oeF
srs soon restored.
H. remrefss srs purely TeFstsssa
ard harmless fr1 can onT - To-
t. u@d st IRE rftce-
ia TODD Eomue bnas EisFrtsrF =
tons before sset psNsut in 90 eaes-
IiH. = DDT'@ rltcf 10 - lt - AsTs n
sffeef. rooms 3 snd 4. fsrsnd -. "a.
hp nfa~ ras ssree wtn ths zen.
sch, sr1 va csn sst snTt1lng ~
EHpo=t
Her in hfs oelrs from ln the -11-n
fuE Unaa tn SIZE evening every CAP bat
EnraaVa
Gel everybody A frsndly is -
cost T0B uotDlus.
InN casrgss kEpl1 cures
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me. 2;2ls4. 2:201s. 2:1S14. 2:lss4. 2;l9s4,
axe valued at s665 for foals of 1883 or later.

TINT. -'.-l4' s.-f' q 20, s-o,t. -
Gillig, holder of the New England yearling
record. (2:3719. was sent TO lower il. but only
made 1t in 2:39l.,
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UNTIL NOVEMBER /.
Five Dollars Month Only Will be
Charged for Treatment for
Any Disease.
Have VOW any rhvslcal allmenf7

Have you any physical ailment7
II 80. Why do you not seek o. eiical assist
anCe2
Here are eminent physicians who are trest-
Ing AL patients for al diec ses and charging
only $500 a month. with no cost for medicines
Is your health worth less 10 you than sAfNY
Perhaps yeu are sireadv under treatment
with some other physician and afe getting no
satisfaction. If 81. e1ervise good Judgment
and common sense and g. - she copeland
Medical Institute, while you can get fuii IRE Al
ment for any O seHse for 5000 month.
Don't Toreet IL.
Five dollars a month, wifh medicine for
nfshed free for a diseases uTeviding Ton ap-
Dis before the st - November.
Or Copeland and associates can and do cure
catarrh.
They not only treat snd cure estarrh.
They treat and cure asthma.
They trr al AND cure fhfumai Ism.
lhev freaf and cure hroucHits
I ley treat snd cure lghs troubles.
They Ireat ard cure catarrhal deafness.
They tft A. ard cure sore eyes
They treat and cure skin diseases
They treat and cure nervous 4 ceases.
They trear and cure hemoTrhias and all rec
- troubles.
Tbrvf-ea and car Al curstrs diseases
And for sug and a ~ fhcse tie price 8 on y
T. \ iaUI ia.
And medicines are furnished free.
Tnfs nTer En0f fiN NnFe~feT
TAKE ADNAATAtE ~ lf now.
tT-S 500 Msnfb ~ Az Tseeass. B,a
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Trenton, N. l., Races.

TRENTON " j.. Sept. 1.-THE racing was
good track and weather fair. Summaries;
2;25 trottiDg. purse $500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Soldier Day In the House-Personalitie
in the Senate.


WAsHrxeroN, June 2S.-Thls was SOL
dier day In the house and invalid PEN
sion bills were accorded the floor. For
the first time this session the war veter-
ans had hearing. bills being passed to
pension army nurses now without
means of support, who served for six
months in caring for and nur-
sing tho slck and wounded; !;
to provide S pension of $50 per month
for non-specific disabilities, and the
bill 70 remove the disability of those
who participated IN the rebellion and
who have since enlisted in the navy or
army of the United States and became
disabled. Mr.. Meredith Dem, Va
opposed the former bill on the
ground that these nurses had al
ready been paid and should not
be further rewarded. Mr.. Smith (re-
publican) of Illinois eulogized women
in general and tie noble nurses In par
ticular who worked so zealousiy during
tho war. The house adjourned until
tomorrow.
WAsuISGTox, Juae 2S.-The session
of the senate today was longer than it
has been for several weeks past and
was very interesting. Immediately IL
was called 70 work Mr.. Hale.
(republican.) spoke At considerable
length upon the resolution which
ne had introduced. During the
DISCUSSION, there was an exchange Of
personalities as to the respective inter-
ests of Chairman Campbell of the re-
publican committee and Mr.. Whitney
on the democratic side. The result
was that the resolutions were laid
aside. The conversstion Of the general
Appropriation bill was taken up but
MAS laid aside.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

Ger of shs COMMITTEES that he would
give me his honest and active assist
anee. 50 long - have their good VIII
| snail Do ali right. Ii 10 too early YET
10 cay what nay plans are, for hayen't
any. You zee | mad not the slightest
ldcs Of this thing. Ii 10 . great suf-
prise 70 me- and l have scarcely col
leeted myself. did not want the po-
sitson, and / told them 50 over and
over 2grin. but they insisted, and lt MAS
ing It 10 me- 1 tuIly appreciate tae
DllIty that rests upon me. / snrli not
shrink, however, aud with O united
committee behind me | shall De sue
cessiui. OF that ! Am convinced. l
snsil call on the president this after
noon and viii then announce the ex-
ecutsve committee"
Ii is understood that Senator Gallon
had little something 10 do with
CampbeiPs appointment Cuiiom ~
understood 10 have urged the appoint.
ment in the interests OF harmony IN
Illinois. which tue senator regards ~
not oversize. He dic not urge II to
the national committee, but TO tho
president. He informed the president
that Charles B. Farwsil 10 still sore and
that he ID putting IN his spare time try
ing TO impress upon the people OF ILL.,
nols that Harrison 10 not the man for
the place, or words TO that effect. The
senator, Of course, does not say this
According to him, Illinois is absolutely
certain to go republican. But. just the
same, ne is one OF those who beileve
that there cannot be too much har.
mony, even in the best regulated fam
llles, aud II is his desire that Illinois
republicans shall have plenty OF It.
That the president is of this view was
shown by MS determination TO have
Campbell accept. With no other re-
pubhcsn has he pleaded to accept office.
They nave all done the pleading. II
there was any, but Campbell did not
want it and il was not until he refused
over and over again to the president,
To the presidents messengers and to
the members Of the cabinet. and the
committee in the face Cf this had
elected him, that ne accepted.
Chairman Campbell held quite re-
ceptlon in the marble room OF the SEN
ate today. Cullom placed hlm there
and then went into the chamber and
brought the republican senators out to
meet him. They sized him up critically
first physically and then mentally, and
~ they left expressed themselves ~
highly pleased with the coEimIttee'i
work. "An able, level-headed man,
apparently we'll fitted for the place.
was their comment. Mr.. Campbell then
went TO see the president. lie had a
long talk with him, but no decision was
reached about the executive committee
and the announcement will not be
made, Campbell thinks, until he re-
turns from Chicago. He will leave for
home tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

IN nominsnon. l. n. Walker OF Marion
refusing 70 allow he name to he pre-
seated. Coons starting out with . b.g
lead. Leggett moved his unanimous
nomination. +. j. scholz OF Wander
bnrg county MAS nominated on the
second ballot, receiving s2i votes -
against COL for Lee slnciair.
Leonard Wild having received PSI
votes on the first ballot. withdrew. For
attorney general. Joseph ID. Ferrei OF
MsgraDge county The balance OF the
ticket 10 made up As follows: supenn'
tendent OF pubic instruction, J. II.
Henry Of Morgan county; statlstlelan,
j. Thompson Of shelby county; appel
late judge, first dlstrlct, Col. Aden q.
Csvins of Green county: second. c. :,
Baker of Bartholomew county, third,
James ). Black Of Marion connty;
fourth, NJ. ). Robinson of Madison
county; fifth. Edgar Z. crumpacker oi
Porter county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
PLUNDERED BY ROBBERS.
Daring Work by Masked Men at Hen
nepin. Illinois.

nepin. Illinois.
HENSErIS, Ills. June 2s.-A remark
able and successful robbery was per-
petrated at Magnolia. . village twenty
miles from here on the night of June
20, news Of which has just reached
here. About midnight five masked
aud armed men forced an entrance TO
tine Magnolia house, in which
were FIVE guests. Alter gagging aud
binding the landlord. his wife
and hired man, securing their
valuabIes and frightening the woman
servants into silence, the robbers
surrounded the gucts, ,marchedthem out
in lines in the hall and while two des-
peradoes stood guard over them, the
other robbers ransscked the rooms CO.
curing 81 200 worth OF pluuder. The
gang then made their escape threaten
lng the victims with death in case OF
pursuit John Solieskie, prohibition
candidate for governor Of Missouri,
was one OF the victims, and the only
one TO recover his nerve. After failing
in hi. endeavor to organize 4 possc for
pursuit, he finally mounteds horse and
started after the robbers alone, over
taking three of them camped in q ~
vine. A lively skIrmah followed
in which sobreske's horse was
killed under him, but neither
he nor the robbers were
seriousIy hurt. sobieskie being thrown
to the ground, the three robbers took
the opportunity 10 escape and dashed
away. He walked TO wauksiia and
after giving the authorities . descrip-
ton Of the robbers, left for Cincinnati
10 attend the prohibition convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

PARIS, June 2S.-American Minister
Coolidge today had an interview with
NJ. Rlbot, minister Of foreign affairs,
and informed him that, in accordance
with the request OF the French govern
ment. the United States had recalled
Captain Borup, the American military
attache, who 10 accused by the French
of illegal practices in connection with
the obtalnieg of plans OF the French
defenses. Mr., Coolidge added that
Captain Borups successor had
been appointed. Ii ie now
probable that NJ. Naquet, the
Boulangist deputy who proposed IL
interpellate the government on the
subject in the chamber Of deputies to-
night, will refrain from putting his
question. The recall Of Captain Borup
has had . good effect here. NJ. Ribot
has written q note to NJ. Naquet saying
that all Is settled in such . manner
that it 10 not necessary to ask any ques-
ton In the chamber of deputies. A
senli-ofiicial note appears in the newe-
papers thanking President Harrison fof
the prompt action taken by the United
States IN the matter of praising Minls-
ter Coolidge for his part in the affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
snain a. the Worlds Far.

wAsHISGToS. June 2s.--Senor Don
Augustine d. Del Compile, second Sec
retary of The Spanish legation and COM
missioner of the Columbia exposition,
left today for Chicago 10 look after the
interests of biz country at the exposI.
ton. "I am in doubts about our put
ting up . building" he said. "we
nave not enough money, am afraid.
But shall look ever the ground, iuves.
tigate the coet, and will then pe able 10
state definitely what We can do"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Stealing the Tin Plate Trade.

LONDON, June 2s.-Thc tin plate
manufacturers Of Wales are realizing
that niisfortunes never come singly.
Following upon tue blows TO their trade
by the Mckinley tariff and the use OF
tank steamers on the Suez canal, comes
q plague of Russians who are believed
to be spying upon the methods of the
tin plate manufacture with the view Of
establishing factories in Russia, where,
owing to the cbeapness OF labor. they
could soon, with the requisite sKiil,
drive the British product out OF the
market now supplied by the Welsh tan
plate people. The manufacturers have
all received circulars warning them no,
TO allow the Russians TO inspect their
works, and the utmost vigilance II
being exercised 10 prevent the strangers
from getting . glimpse OF the ma
chinery and the process.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Neeroes Ordered to Leave.

OKLAHOMA CRY, Q. T., June 2s.-An
Organized effort is being made by the
white residents Of tho town of Norman
to drive all negroes out of that place.
Warning has been sent to the negroes
advising them to leave in the next ten
days or suffer the consequences. A
negro barber named Smith was vi sited
by three white men Sunday night and
forced to leave town at the muzzles of
Winchester rifles. 1t is feared serious
trouble will result
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Cleveland Cars Running.

CLEvELASp, June 2s.-The indica-
tlons are that the strike on the East
Cleveland street Railway company's
lines is practically ended. Cars are
being run up the Euclid avenue road
at intervals of ten or fifteen minutes
without molestation, and the strikers
claim that no violence will he offered
by them or their sympathizers. The
officials of the East Cleveland company
claim that they will have enough new
men within twelve hours to have their
line in full and complete operation.
No attempts will he made today 10
run cars on the Broadway and New
bryO tsYo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Frightened q Disperado.

DENVER, Co., June 28.-This evening
q young man Is years old giving the
name Of Herbert Sullivan walked into
the national bank Of commerce, pre-
sented y pistol to the head of the
paying teller d. A. Barton and demnn-
ded $1,000. Mr. Barton reached for
his revolver and fired at the man who
dropped his pistol and ran out of the
bank. He WAS pursued and arrested
and lodged In iail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29

4 Bursting Tube Works Injury and Idle.
ness for Mechanics.

0Co> All tx&(SA3s-@SS-
PrrrsBuRo, June 2s.-Four more Of
the furnaces At Carnegie, Phipps 4
Co.'S homestead mills were banked this
evening on account of the accidental
bursting of . boiler tube. The closing
of these furnaces compeis the closing
down of the slabblng and plate
mills, aud one-half of the works
are now idle and q large number
of workmen are ont Of employment IA
consequence. The annual repsving has
begun At these works and the works
will not be able to resume operations
prior to July Is. About l 900 mechan-
lcs are employed on the repairs. The
Amalgamated association officials
are greatly elated over the receipt
of the signature Of the Natlona. Rolling
mill aud Tube Works Of McKeesport
zone of the largest in the United
States), 10 the new scale The Oliver
Iron and Steel company has also signed
The scale. The report that the Home.
stead employees of Carnegie, Phillips &
Co. would be discharged on Friday,
and new men hired IN their places,
was officially denied this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Cholera 4 in Ruxs,a.

ST. PETERsBrRG. June 2s.-NotwIth-
standing strenuous efforts TO stay the
plague, cholera Is spreading IN trane-
Cancaasla, and along the shores OF the
Caspian sea, and IL seems but . ques-
ton of . abort time when the diseasc
will enter European ports. Great ai.
arm exists not only on the frontier but
also in the interior. The military
authorities have been tntrusted 70 the
use of the soldIere st BAkou and other
places I'D clearing the streets and en-
forcing sanitary regulations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Met TO Reapportion.

MADISON, wis., June 2s.-The legis-
lasure met in special session today to
make an spportionmens of the state
into senatorial aud assembly districts,
the last apportlonment having been
declared unconstitutional by the SUI
preme court. The republicans will
endesvor to prevent confirmation.
claiming that such action at q
SPECIAL session would DO illegal. Botn
parties will introduce apportionment
bills At tomorrow's session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Another Negro Lynched.

NASHVILLE, June 28.-Mrs. Summers,
a white lady living near Woodbury., was
assaulted yesterday by negro named
Evers. The negro was captured late
last night, but his arrest was not made
public until this morning. when mob
of 500 men, led by y cousin of the
woman, overpowered the guards, seized
Evers and dragged him at the end of
q rope TO where the assault was CON-
mitted. He was fully identified by
Mrs. Summers. He was given five
minutes in which TO pray and was then
swung up. The mob departed, leaving
his body swinging from the tree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-29
Killed a Man With Rabies.

ScIorovILLE, o., June 2S.-A man
named Odel was bitten by mad dog
two months ago. Monday he went
mad and bit trees, posts and everything
else he came 10. Near his home he ran
after boy named Hension, who had
been hunting. Odel gained on him
and the boy turned and fired his rifle.
The ball took effect between Odel's
eyes, killing him instantly. Odel's
home IL on Long Run.