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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

Twelve Victims are Dead and Scores
Injured.

Twelve Victims are Dead and Scores
Injured.
HAKRtssunG. Pa, juno 26.-E. Col
berg of Brooklyn, n. Y, died in the
hospital this forenoon, making the
twelfth victim. The body was shipped
TO Brooklyn tonight. The remains OF
Miss Llzxle BLAIR were sent to Philadel-
phia this afternoon. The body OF Pro-
iss or smith. president of the normai
sc.sJol at Baltimore. was shipped 10
Canadiagua, n. Y. tonight. The
following is n correct list OF
the dead and injured as furnished
q United Press reporter tonight:
Dead-Richard Adams, Harrisburg;
Lizzie Blair, PnlladelpnIa; John Black.
Altoona, p Colbs rg. Brooklyn; Mrs.
Uriah Hebner, Morristown; Winfield
Hebner, MorrIs.swn; Daniel Mason,
Jr., Hsgerstown, Md; L. +. Lee. Pitts
burg. Pa; the Rev. Pomerenc, Phiia-
delphia; Robert Raymond. Columbus,
O.; Prof. G. X. smith, Bsitimore; T..
NJ. WhItlock. Cleveland.
Inlured-Perry VI. Lands, Philadel-
phia. Carrie Golden, Philadelphia, /,
Thomas W. FaPts,Ing, Buffalo; +. G. o.
Enle, Buffalo; Maggie smith, wae en-
route To MouongsheIa City, Washing
ton county. 10 reside with her brother.
arrived recently from Ireland; w. b.
Psrson. New York; II. II. Woodyard,
col rep. New York: Aiina karstter,
Lakcsburg, Pa; George Burnett. Iren-
tan, MI; Mrs.G. Burnett. .Trenton.N j.;
Etaa Burnett, daughter of I'd Bur
nett: W. t. Eastwick, Pittspurgh; w.
X. r uck, Palmyra. n. VI Nrs. Mary
Granger and Maggie Harrison, her
niece. Pn,Isdelphla. ~ L. sensbangn,
Matoon, H.; J. j. Cone. Jersey City;
Abraham smith, Atrlinshurg, u Pa;
James Tlnmens. PnsIsdeiphia: Wriah
flef.ner. Morrison. Pa: y. AIKEN, Phil
adsIph,s. hsggagemasg,f. j. Jacobs.
breskmsn: Mrs. Marina Niedmsn.
Henewood. Pa. AL ths todies hare
hlenui ed and every bady is accounted
for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

for incest. The application is made on
the strength of a letter written by Sig
lars daughter. who prosecuted him,
for the CRIME III 1888 in which she de-
clares her testimony was perured.
she now lives IN Rochester. Siglar,
who is an old soldier. has r,iainet
counsel and will have his case pre-
sentcd 10 the state board of pardons as
soon as that body conyenes. He ell
ways protested his innocence and'feels
he has been unjustly dealt with.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

Cn1cAco, June 2s.-stockholdere and
officers of the Hsrney Peak Mining
company were at the Hotel Richleu
this afternoon. The party includes
the following: Lord Thurlow chairman
of The boafd OF directors, London.
Eng; j. Thomas. Cornwall, Eng;
Henry Claussen and j. A. Ekret, the
wealthy brewers of New York; DIR. NJ.
c. Ray. c. Bruce, NJ. Borrueger. Lewis
Clay, N. Wildin and c. Tnuriow. The
party was met by J. s. childs, mausger
of the compsuy's plant at Hill City.
and left for that place tonight. The
object of the trip ie 10 inspecf the CON-
pspy's property at Hill City. pear
which place tue Harvey Peak mlnes
are located,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
FLOOD IN CHICAGO.
One of the Suburbs Inundated by a
Broken Dyke.

Broken Dyke.
CHICAGO, June 26.-What is known
as the S7th street dyke, separating the
towns OF Dauphin Park and Grand
Crossing, gave way this afternoon,
having been cut, it Is presumed, by
someone. The breaking of the dyke
let the flood with all its force in upon
the suburban village of Dauphin Park,
submerging every yard TO the average
depth of about "a inches.
In many places the water was much
deeper and the first floor of nearly
every house is under water. Base
ments everywhere were filled and the
damage was not only to streets and
sidewalks, but to the foundations of
houses aud hosehold effects that were
not Immediately moved. The only
outlet for this great mass of water that
il dro wning out the homes OF the 800
residents is through bitches and cuI-
verts 20 the lake ,wnichar wholly inad-
eqnale. The water comes from large
submerged territory in the region of
Mud lake. The Chicago authorities
have been asked for aid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

His Name shall Not Be Used in ths
Omaha Convention.

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind, June q.
Judge Walter Gresham will not bc
the standard bearer Of the peoples
party IN the coming national campaign.
ali reports TO the contrary notwith.
standing. the judge and Mrs. Gres-
ham are enjoying few days onting at
the Springs. In an interview today,
the persistent use Of his name
as y possible presidential
candidate in connection with the third
party movement was called 70
his attention. He said: al have not
permitted and shall not permit the uss
Of my name at the Omaha convention.
Without declining any homo: that has
not been offered, I will say that my
name will not go before that conven-
ti0n with my consent"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
PLAN TO KrDsAp psisLEs.
The French Exeeutionsr in Danger Of
Beng Abducted.

Paprs, June 2s.--Tbe Figaro pub
lished the detail OF au alleged anarchist
no, TO kidnap VI. Deibier, the well
known execuftsnsr, with the view ap-
parentiy 0t delaying the execution Of
lisvschol and perhaps to punish him
Tor having of'iclased af the derapitstion
OF condemned criminals wbe had
claims on anarchist sympsfhles. TIE
police deny tne tfath Of tie report and
VI. Delisier does rot seem % re dis-
tnrbed about u. VI Destier contern-
Plates. II report be true, rft8rlnE iato
private isfe. Being turned no~ 50, and
hAslng IA fhs course Of hls career he
htsdet 20 less than 27o Of bis felIor
creatures. Monsieur BE Farfs" feels
no ioaea that he has earned a certain
amount Of repese N. Deitler iixes IN
q modest fat. Among other curi~itie-
there = miniature ssslletine undsr q
Elsze case oa ti5s nsent<s piece. 0n
tna wfftsng table tsere are
ssso ssfsss Of reoeTds coaatrn
alax VARGAS ex8estsoas. texetbef with
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

CHICAGO. June E.--A meeting Of Tho
western league will he held here this
week for the purpose Of equalizIng the
teams for the second chsmpsopship sea-
son, which opsns July z. The Indian
spolis and Fort Wayne ciubs need
Strengthening, and IN effort viii he
made 10 eecere eorns better pitching
talent for next chafaplon season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
sLEEPiNo CAR pERAlLED.
Several Passengers are Seriously Injured
IN the Wick.

VfcKsBuRs, Miss. June 26.-Ths
sleeper attached TO the west bound e1-
press from Cincinnati on the Alabama
& Vieksburg railroad was deralled this
afternoon four miles from Vicksburg
The car rolled down 3 twenty-foot en-
eaakment into pond of water OF con-
siderable depth. The following pas
sengers were seriously injured: John
Rogers and wife, CINCINNATI. both IN
,ernslly injured; h. S. Jonnsou, Rich
mond, Va, arm broken and badly
burned on body; L. r. Duncan. Chat
tsnooga. Tenn, internal injuries.
There were twenty other passengers
on board, ali of whom were more or
less seriously bruised and injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

be- adopted. A resolution continuing
the appropriations in those depart
mcnts, the appropriations bills tor
which may not have been passed by the
end OF the week for the present fiscal
yeav, which ends June 80. for the first
five days of the next fiscal year, that ls
until July 5, will be passed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
Grea, Damage Being Done.

CHICAGO, June 26.-At midnight the
water 10 from two and one-half
to three feet high in the
principal streets of Grand Cross
ing and Dauphin park and Is flow
ing with . strong current. A high
wind 10 lashlng the waters against the
buildings in great waves and an
enormous amount of damage is being
done. Tho situation is CRITICAL rs it is
feared that some Of the less substantial
structures will be torn from their
foundations, imperiIing the lives of the
inmates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
EXPRESS koBBER ARRESTED.
E ]. Ryan Caught in Denver and Held
for the Authorities.

DESvER, June 26.-E. J. Ryan.
wanted IN Washington. D. c., where he
rohbed rho United states Express CON-
paby OF 5000 last Tuesday night, Is
under arrest in this city. He was ar.
rested by Chief of Detectives sam Howe
at 530 this evening, just as he stepped
from the kio Grande train. When ar
rested he had on his person q, $50, and
he states that Sal 900 il on depbsIt IN
Pittsburg. After committing tho crime
Ryan vent To Pittsburg. The next
heard OF nim MAS At Kansas City, where
ne boarded the Missouri Pacific train
for Denver. Hs peculiar actions at
trscted the attention of the Pullman
conductor, who gave the information
that led 90 his arrest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

CorcuBvs. o.. June 26.--while Al
Martin a Main street merchant was
viewing the bali game today between
Columbus And kahsss City, occupying
. top Seat on the bleaehers, through
nis esc.temcrt In the game he ro>- 60
his feet and losing his balance fell back.
ward over the fence. . distance OF
sianseen feet lie received nfots hi v
fatal injuries. breaksng two nhs. hls
collar bore and belng internally in
IA foA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

DArrxrorr, Ia, June PA fight foe
$3.50 . side TOOK place pesf this csfy ~
DAY between Wiley Evaos, colored.
champion tight weight Of the rae1fio
coast and Blck Moore Of 50. Paul.
Moore was punished the bardess ana
n tue tenth round Evsps claimed 70
have broken bis hand and he threw up
the sfsofec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

n Prominent Peoples Party Man Re-
nounces the New Organization.

ToPEKA, Kan, June 26.-At . caucus
here today letter was read from
Prank McGrsth. ex-presldent Of the
Kansas alliance, IN which he announces
his withdrawal from the peoples party.
McGrath was recently defeated for re-
election To the presidency of the aiIi-
snce by w. IL. Biddle, peoples party
candidate for state treasurer. He
charges that the peoples party is under
the control OF political ir.cksters, and
that the farmers are without influence
IN their councils. Democrats and peo-
pies party men claim that the letter
Will not effect the situation in kansss,
but the republicans declare that Nc
Grath's action will bring back TO their
party Its old time majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

Asavas Pass. Y j.. dune ga sena-
tor David n. Hlll visited Normsnss by.
ihe-sss yesterday siteFncon aud uss
sae saest al tsra. J.. T.. fssfi. IN the
svauine bali was glssa IA . hoaof.
taEs nnfn,es ~snatf iisil drove ~ -.
fst*s seIssuea Ia tssiaine. zt nAaaseafa
Beach s@nsila . sftxs moan. accom- pansea
by ssanefaI Ests. drove ~ Sszf.fls As !.
FetnsBsax Hy Nay Il tfse hisisssaas s.t
Nssessnk, lie vail sstafn 81 New YORK
safsy toshosTes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

cusassros. s. C., June 2ss-Ds. A.
r. Bose. aged ~ yesra. one Of the mont
prominent business men Of fbn ctr.
comnsatsd ssocsde thn forenoon b
siessnf out be trains. Tie deceased
~as rrsssdsht q ths Pbosphsx Mins6
eEcbanke-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

LONDON. June 36---Detsctives sedss
and Hoiier have arrived here from
Paris 10 extradite Francis the accom-
pllce Of Anarchist Acunch, charged N
Anarchist Bncous' confession with
causing the explosion at NJ. Very's
wine shop on the Rue Magenta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

LssTsares, KY. 1ane % -~D. u. Bell
the well kaosB tusfnsn aud espstal.
iss, d1ef here this afternoon OF esFaiy.
sss. Mr.. Bell VS. fsmsl.f nsufe on
tie western tfses. sad leasea . foftnne
exl,1e,f a t5fn feaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

LONDON, June ee.--E. l.. Sheldon.
European manager of the Jsrvis-C Conlsn
Land Mortgage Trust company. aud
formerly head OF the firm of sheldon
&carpenter Of Chicago, c,ed today Of
heart failure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27
Conceded the Loves, Du,v.

MADRID. June 2o.-The queen regent
hss signed = tresty conceding 70 Ger
many the lowest import duties after
July.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-27

Ard H-s F.ts-f - N Prison p~esase 81
IA pafScn prossss-.
te1rxae~. O.. .Tsas =. ~Appiieatsn
WI shsrssy - sssdr - sne bosfd 1st
faSaoas Tor th@ psF.iss Of Y. " 80
lss, ase sssvsag I'm years. srntssor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
TEXAS PROGRESS.

A new Methodist church will be built at
San Marcos.
The new courthouse at Clarendon is tc
cost SIG, 500.
A new paper has just been issued at
Wichita Falls
There is more building being done in
Brentwood now than at any time for the
past two years.
The old Jail at Brownwood is to be re-
modelled throughout.
A broom factory has been started at
Jewett-
There is not a vacant house in Gordon
and many new ones are going up.
Vernon has a cigar factory in full opera
ton
The Clawson -four mills are being rebuilt.
Vacant dwelling houses are as scarce as
hens teeth in Henderson.
A city hall to cost s12 600 is to be erected
at once at Waxahachie.
Work is rapidly progressing on the oil
mill under construction at Cameron.
a magnificent hotel is being built at
Cameron.
Brennan is to have a new electric light
plant.
Work will at once begin on the new cot
ton mill at Galveston.
A grain elevator will be built at Quanah
as soon as the necessary material arrives.
Cisco is 10 have steam laundry.
Work on the courthouse at Cameron Is
being rapidly pushed, and it is thought the
building will be ready for the April term Of
the court.
Falkland is to have an ice factory.
A new paper will start at Denton at
very early date.
A school house is to be erected at Claude.
A -four mill to be built at once will add to
the improvements at Iowa Park.
When it is completed DeKalb will have
the finest school building in Bowie county.
Much building is being done at Childress.
A fine lot of asphaltum has been IN
earthed near Palestine.
a foundry and machine shop is under
consideration by the citizens of Pittsburg.
A large number of costly residences are
under construction at Wichita Falls.
The Baptist parsonage at Atlanta is IN
der good Roadway.
Citizens of Abilene have taken necessary
steps to secure the erection Of a public
grain elevator. ..-.....
The Abilene waterworks company have
contracted for five miles additional water
mains.
A new calaboose has been erected at
Marshall.
A smelling company with 500, 900 capital
has been organized at Henrietta.
Negotiations are pending between Hous-
ton parties and contractors for the erection
of brewery.
The new wooden mill at Laredo has begun
operations.
Pure crude petroleum has been discoyered
in Duval county.
The manufacture of brick at Jefferson is
extensively carried on
Thirty thousand dollars has been sub
scribed for the organization of national
bank at Pittsburg.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
TE UP THE CALAMITY HOWLE RS""TURN TEXAS LOOSE" Ii

of the two great issues of the day, he is
not in line with the Democratic party
of the state and nation. 1t believes
that there are many gentlemen in
Texas we'll equipped to sit in the United
States senate who are as sound as Mr..
Mills on the tariff, and who are sounder
on the financial issue. While the ex-
preston of preferences has been linn
tied to about Is per cent of the Dem
ocracy OF the state, majority of those
who have spoken have declared for
Mr.. Mills. That should end the con-
test now. The place to renew the fight
for free silver is at the polls, It would
be violent straddle to elect Mr.. Mills
on free silver platform, and it is ques-
tionable whether he would be willing
to take the senstorship coupled with
conditions which would require the
sacrifice of his principles.
Leave Mr.. Mills free to vote against
the Bland bill, and if Texas cares
enough about the issue she can choose
a Legislature this fall who will elect
free silver man to succeed him in the
senate.
The fight is on in Texas on the fnan-
cial issue, and if those who are content
with present monetary conditions are
in the majority, it is but fair that the
vote OF Texas in congress should be
cast for perpetuation of these con-
ditions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
TEXAS NEWS NOTES.

CELEsTE.-This section was visited by a
severe norther last Wednesday.
PILoT PoINT.-A small fire occurred in
the Jones saloon, but was quickly extin-
guished with but little loss. Il is feared
that the blizzard and snow storm OF Tues
day VIII prove very destructive.
MENPHIs.-The Knights of Honor organ
lied here on the 18th with twenty-five mem
bers. Bad mail service is being rendered
the people OF Memphis.
ABEENE.-A movement is on foot to Or
ganize George Clark club. Between 300
and 400 cars Of Abilene wheat were shipped
to New Orleans and Galveston last year.
The first trainioad Of cattle of the season
left Abilene for the Indian Territory few
days since.
MARCELINA.-Crop, prospects were never
better than at present. Corn IS pretty well
up and cotton planting is going on rapidly.
Stock have suffered severely from the eff
fects OF the blizzard which passed here
Tuesday.
TAILoR.-The sleet and freeze Wednes9
day night played havoc with the fruit crop,
and with spring trade. Seven hundred
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
BRAEcH OFFICES.

DsElas-E. G. Rrst, correspondent and bust.
ness agent Ofice. 23l Elm street, where or
oers for advertising should be left THE GA.
ZETTE can be found on sale at all news stands
IN the city. z Gunner, general news agent
Weatherford-J. 7. Terry, agent and CORE
sPondent
Waco-W. G. Fay, agent and correspondent
Orders for advertising and subscriptions taken.
Alb leHe.--E. E, Radford, agent and CORE
Bpondent. Once Postoface building, 25 Chest
nut street hrst floor, where all orders for sub
scrtptions and adver Using SHOULD be left.
Clsburne.-Louis Hammons, agent; R G..
Hail, correspondent.
Anstin.-M. q. PoiRdexter, agent, 102 West
Sixth street
This paper is kept on file and advertising
rates may be aEcertaiqed at the ONCE of the
American Newspaper Pu Dlshers association,
Temple Court, New York; or from its
EASTERN BUSINESS oFF1CE, IS Tribune build
Ing. New York.
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RDokery." Chicago, Ill
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Ing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
RIFLE BALLS.

It is campaign of perspiration as well
as of education.
Cara would have chance to increase
his reputation for running if he would come
up and enlist for the Texas gubernatOrial
fight.
Judge Reagan attacks the Newses for
'their mendacity, rotten corruption and
brazen hypocrisy" The judge will next be
making some such commonplace remark as
that duck swIms.
Emma Juch is in financial trouble at Fl
Paso, but Emma doesn't mind that; she is
Juched to it.
The Day complains that TIE GAZETTE
isn't fair. Alas. to be fair from the Days
point of view is to be manifesay unfair to-
ward the other fellow
The News says it Is not an issue in the
gubernatorial campaign. Very true; the
only place where it has figured for some
time as lively issue was in the district
court at Tyler, and it skulked to cover Just
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20

WASHINGTON POST: The joint reso-
ton introduced in the house by Mr..
Grain of Texas, proposing amendments
to the constitution changing the date
of the annual meeting of congress and
the day of the inauguration OF the
president, has been received by the
press of the country, as far as heard
from, with marked approval. In only
a few instances has this approval been
qualified by the question as to whether
the contemplated alterations, just and
reasonable as they are in themselves,
are of sufficient Importance to justify
their submission to the people; but OBJ
jections of so slight a character will
speedily be dissipated with better I'M
derstanding of what these alterations
really mean. -..
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20

THE New York Times, the leading
organ of the single gold standard idea,
and the leading Eastern newspaper
supporter of Mr.. Mills candidacy for
the speakershtp, has telegram from
Washington in its issue of March 10,
on the subject of Free Coinage in the
South" It uses the expression that
the Southern congressman shave
neither the breadth of view nor the
sense to enable them topursue a course
with respect to silver that will be
justified by national platform, ," and
adds by way of proof:
'sIn Texas there are eleven members who
have voted for free silver. Every one Of
them voted for Mills and would have fol-
owed his lead he had been elected speaker.
Mills has not changed his opinion that the
silver controversy ought to have been laid
aside, and he got out of bed while he was
still i'll and tried to go to the house to vote
against the proposition to consider (the
Bland bil1 on March 22nd.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
Fosters weather.

Weather changes will probably occur at
and within 100 miles of Fort Worth within
twenty-four hours before or after sunset of
the dates given below:
March 2O-Cooler and clearing.
March 2l-Fair and cool.
March 22-Moderating.
March 23-Warmer; threatening
March 24-Storm wave on Fort Worth
meridian; probably north.
March 25-Wind changing to west.
March 26-Cooler and clearing
Since January 80 three tropical storms
have moved up onto this continent. totally
changing the usual weatEe-. These storms
are unusual and always case my forecasts
to fail. They cannot be foreseen till a
record of them is made by South and Cen
trial America and Mexico.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-20
"A PIECE OF IArPERrINENCE. "

THE GAZETTE instructed its Wash
ington correspondent to ask Mr.. Mills
how he stands on the Bland silver bill
and how he would have voted on the
resolution to set day for its considera-
ton if he had been present. The re-
ply was:
81 think it a piece of impertinence
on the part of the editor of The GA
zETTE to ask any question of me, and 1
want you to tell him So"
THE GAZETTE can probably stand
the 'rebuke,p since it has so much
excellent company. Its readers will
not suffer from lack of information,
since the New York Times, which is
not 'impertinent," announces with the
air of authority that Mr.. Mills started
to the house to vote against the consid-
Grafton of the Bland bill. Our latest
report corroborates this statement. A
great many people in Texas, besides
THE GAZETTE, have expressed a de-
sire for fuller information as to Mr..
Mills views on the financial issue, es-
peciaIly since he failed to register
them by voting or pairing on the test
vote upon the Bland bill. Are they,
too, guilty Of impertinence?