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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
co ShYCHAC.

ONl Ill we IiduCyl
~wytworzyf sic 7ewien rodzaj
ludzl wolnomyslnych niedo-
wlarkow, ktorzyby chclell
Wake z Kosclofem rozpoczac,
vice rozsadae gazety francuz-
kie ostrzegaja tych ludzi i
radzq i'm, ably zachowall sic
spokojnie, choGby tylko z tego
wzgledu, Re teraz do podob-
nych sporow czas wcale ME
Jest stosowny. W Nlemczech
BOWEN spory zaczynaja sic
1agod7lc, Austrya stoji PREY
Ojcu sw., a W1ochy patrzac
"a to wszystko, beda musla-
iy :ak3e spoScrniec, Zdaie
sic = pisze ]edna tych
gazet francuzklch De
NiemcY, Austrya Wiochy
a mole i Anglia uwaza)a
pomoc Watykanu "a rzecz waz.
ma. Czyz vice ME nale2afoby
liczy6 sic z ia polityka W ma
szYch stosunkach wewnetrz-
nych, gdy W przeciwnym ra-
zie moglibysmy poniesc well
kle straty!
W CZECHACH niecheG
i gorycz przeciw Niemcom
ME ustaje; przeclwnle coraz
wlecej Staroczechow, ktorzy
poczatkowo byli "a zgo2a
Nlemcami, przechodzi teraz
ma strone Mtodoczechow, 40
zgodzie JUL wcale ME chca
sfachaG. Jestto, jak wiadomo,
spor o prawa obywatels'<le ma
ziemi czeskie]. Czesl "a wlele
ME chca Niemcom przystaG,
Ia to, ably Gees; mad mimi
przewodzili.
z ROSYI nadchodzl nagle
zadziwia]qca w%ladomosc, ze car
wyda1 ukaz czYtl rozporza-
dzenie, il wszelkie przes!s.
dowanie zydow ma bvc SUI
rowo karane. DO tego czasu
bYfo wolno W Rosyi z lydia
mi robic, co sic komu podo-
bafo; wee ten nowy .ukaz
]akos nieprawdopodobnle
brzmi. A ]ednak popo Jest
prawdzlwy. Zkad tn nagfa
zmiana. Ot6z Rosya cierpi
biede i potrzebuJe p1eniedzy,
wlec chce soble pafyzkich
miljoaerow &ydowsklch zwer-
bowaG, DO JUL ME ma znikad
ratunku. Madra Rosya! cry
iej sic tel sztuczka powiedzie.
W FRANCUZKIM PAR
LAMENOIE przyszfo zeszfego
wtorku do bardzo skandali>
cznych seen. JUL to CT fran-
cuzl ma]a zawsze goraca krew
i lie umie)a zachowac rowno-
wagi. Bulanzyscl francuzcy
napisali W jednym z swych
dziennikow artyku}, W kt6rym
obrazili ministra spraw
wewnetrznych Konstansa, po-
sadza]ac 90 o popelnienie
jakieJs nlemoralnej sprawY, a
nadto przyslall ionic mlnistra
kilkanascie ljst6w bez podpl.
sow zohydzajacych GAIA
rodzine mlnistra.
Me dosyc ma tenn. Me
skonczyfo sic ma napisanlu
obel2ywego a~rtykutu. Posfowie
Lessene i Laur- bulan2ysci -
zapYtali sic ma posledzeniu
sejmu rzadu, yak mysll posta-
pic 2 takim mirlstrem, ktore.
mu publlcznle zarzucono ME.
moralne sprawy. Ma to
odpowiedz'at minister Freyci-
net, be 0 taAich sprawach
razprawlac ME MONA, DO by
to rzadowl ubllaafo. Ma sail
zebran powstafo zamieszanie,
objawy radoscl z jednej, a
ohurZenia . dr11Uia, stroov.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25
Bogato ;ilusrrowane czasopismo
humorystyczne
s s.

wychodzi we L wow1e cd lat
siedmiu naJregularniej diva rag
m%iesiecznie q. l5.j j odznacza
sig prawdziwym humorem i W.
bornymi ~ilustrac]ami, wykonanvmi
przez nalznaknmitszych artystow
polskich i zagranicznvch. Kto sic.
chce zabawlc, rnzwesellc l O u
czy6 MECH zaprenameruje ,,Smi
gusa", ktory zanieszcza move
dowclpy, wesoIe wiersze, humor+
ski l satyrv.
Ilustracye So take kolurovul.
i odblte W s@awhym zaktalz,e ar
%tystYcznym
A. Przyszlaka we Lwowie
Gala prasa poiska uz,.aia
IS m 8 S" jake @~*jlepsze pismc
humorystyczne rolskie, redagowu.
ne W duchu prawdziwie pulsklrn.
iemokratvcznym, pod has}em
,R6wnost, wolnost i mepodle-
g4osG".
DO ,,smigusa" jaAo bezpFatny
dodatek dotaczane by waia utworv
fortepianowe najulubiehszyrh S"u..
pozytor6w.
Przep}ata ma Snaigut'. nvn,"si:
w A lp ery9e: roczpie $ tolarv,
po}rocznie !! anlaru.
PrenEmerate najd"ywlnie,
%przesy{ac przek"z-n porz;"wvm
Tub dclarami papIerowymi " liscie
ACKNOWLEDGMENT pod :'"~~m:
Administracya ,%,Sm1gusy Lv"w
(LeopoN Europa, Austrya, unIic,a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

Z POWODU morderstva
chtopca cnrzesciahskiego W
Xanten rozpoozeto sic move
sfedztwo. PoniewaA sedzia,
ktory je prowudzl jest te5ciem
adwokata, ktory lydia broszufa
broni, przeto ludnosG tamte.-
SEA ME ma d. n;ego zaufania.
Sfychac, ze poslowie chca sic
mlnlstra sprawiedliwosci W
se]mle zapytaG, lak ia
sprawl jest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

skim Delpichem a bulanzysta
Kastellnem. Plecwszy wypo-
liczkowaf druglego niemifo'
siernie. Prezydent Floquet
chciaf wszystko zataeodzic
i uspokoic wzburzone umysfy.
To mu sic ]ednak ME udato
poniewaz ma sail %powstafy
coraz wieksze zgle1kl i krzy-
XII. Floquet musiaf rozwlazac
z powodu lego posledzenle.
Postowle wyszedfszy sail
ze5rah, poszll sic bic i pollcz'
kowac ma nowo ma korytarzach,
przyczem jeden z dziennikarzy
znajdujacych sic r6wnle& ma
korytarzu, wypoliczkowaf
posfa Bendeau, bulan.
zyste. Pom,edzy k'liSu
postami przyszlo do pojedyn-
kow. Mowiono, lie minister
Konstans ustapi re swego
stanowlska powodu przykre.
60 zajscia. WladomosG ia
zdaje sic bye 1ednakz4 ME
prawdzlwa, ponlewa3 wszyscy
mlnlstrowie oswladczyli sic
zgodnie "a swYm ko'egq-
chwalac Jego stanowcza wyo'
tap,enle wo5ec posfa Laura |,
ME zYczac sobie, ably astepo-
wal re swego stan""'ska.
Dzlenn,kl francuzkie So tel
70 stronie mlnistra, ubolewa
ia jednak, be sic wydarzyty
tax skandaliczne sceny prey
koncu 10 wieku. Posei Laur
wyzwaf m,nistra KonStansa
ma pojedynek i przys!a} mn
swych sekundant6w (~posrednl-
kow.) Minister odpow "dz'al
iednak, De z taklm czin vie
klein iak Laur: sic me- BIZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

SZWAJCARYA jest dor4t,
rec molina, kr.jem woluos;i !
nieogran1czonej swobody, u
cleczka wszystklch pol'tycz
nych przestepcow. Teraz
maja bye prawa obostrzoue,
talk 2e ME wolno bedzle "a
granlcznym przestepcom p"
}itycznYm, ktorzy SIC doruseil1
znacznie)szYch przestepstw
bezkarnle ukryw#c SIC W
Szwajcaryi, ale beda ori wy
dav ami tym RADON, d. kto
rych naleza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-25

W KILKU miasteczkach
ma Litwie, zamieszkafych pre-.
waznle pczez ludnosG zydo.
wska, znaleziono PREY rewl-
zyl dom6w nakazanej przez
gubernatora, fotogratie barora
Hlrscha z podpisem: ,,cesarz
3ydowski". Zydzl oswladczyi,
ID p~rzesfaty i'm tie fotogra6e
osoby zupetnie nieznane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

IspiASAPoIIs. Ind. March Is. The
candidates Tor the vacancy which Judge
Woods appointment as appellate court
Justice creates are numerous and are
from every section of the state. The
following list contains the more prom
inently mentioned sspirants for the
place: Judge olds. of the supreme
court; Judge Monks, CT Winchester;
Judge Walker. OF this city; John II.
Baker. of Goshen: Smiley y. Cham
bers. United States district attorney;
in GO Burchenal. of Richmond. Mr.
Forkner, Of Newcastle, and Mr.. Lyle
hart, Of Evansville Judge Byron X.
Elliott Of the supreme court while
not an avowed candidate for the place.
is frequently mentioned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

Resort IN Arms.
Nsw YoaK. March IN "A cablegram
from Caracas. venexucIa, TO the Herald
announces that the opposition TO Pres
kdens Pslseios has resulted in q resort
90 arms A bloody engagement has
been fought between a BODY Of revo-
lutionisss and government troops rear
that city
so far a. can be learned The aivsn-
fsxe rest with thc government but the
fear Is generally EXPRESSED that this Is
bat the beginning Of long and de-
p-rsse light for the control Of the eoun-
nv which may result in the loss of \
rrest many lives ard again piuags the
republic into the chaos from which ID
was Just beginuning 20 emery.
Particulars Of Thursdays battle ere
uesxer as yet. and IL IL impossible 10
hil the number Of men engaged or the
casualties IA fact the oulv reliahle
news is that the revolntiouisfs were
Tered 20 r-tire
n has been sn cpen secret that =
l0hs would follow the elections no
matter what The result might Be. and
Mr. months both parties have been pre-
Darsnr for is
President Ps'scics h,s used every
possible means - retain rower and
Esren4then his position, While his op-
pcneDss havs siso been ba.ily Engaged
: recruiting sad armins themselves In
Aatielpsflon ct The dnai struggle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

noar and provisions. was discharged
Yesterday. and much OF the cargo
= now on It's way 90 the
famine-striekeu provinces The en-
pioyes n the arsenal here TO the
mum Der Of ?, 0Al chartered seven steam
srs and % Friday they wsat out 10
vaere the Indiana Is lying at anchor
&c tue purpose Of greeting Capt saF-
gent The steamers were decorated
with hags and bunting and when they
reached the Indiana 10 seemed as
though ordinary expression would not
sunce for their enthusiasm. Steam
whistles shrieked and the people yelled
and shouted AMI cheer-d for the cap
tain. America and everything Ameri
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
I'm CONGRESS.

wAsnJSeToS. March 10 In the SEN
ate on Friday bills were reported TO fix
q uniform standard of classification OF
wheat corn, barley. rye. o.:ts. etc; 10
provide for the punishment OF offenses
on the high seas; 10 promote silk cul-
ture; appropriating $50, 900 for a statue
OF Gen. w. T. Sherman in Washington.
A bill was passed establishing port
of delivery at Des Moines, la. In the
house the Utah home rule bill was re-
ported favorably. The consular and
diplomatic appropriation bill lsi,ll5,.
00ol was reuorted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
TOOK COSTLY JOBS
More About the eyed
Doodle" Aldermen.
NOTHING CHEAP ABOUT THEM
II AL Reports Are True. They Have Made
the Corporations Pay Handsome
ly for Their Votes.

CHICAGO. March 70 Re ferring TO the
grand jury investigation of 'boodhng
methods praeticed by members of the
city council, the Trlbane calls atten-
ton 20 the following significant facts
which. IL SAYS. il is in q position 10
prove eonclusively:
Fifty 81, 600 bills were drawn from
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank
By manufacturing concern a few days
after the passage of the compressed air
ordinance
A man interested in a street railway
franchise says he went to a certain
alderman 10 make a legitimate offer of
a large sum 10 the city for franchise
The alderman said he had talked it
over with the boys and that i. would
cost the company $4,000; but that the
money must go ito the aldermen and
not 10 the city"
In the presence of witnesses an
alderman demanded $1,000 as the price
mit,ee's pigeon-hole.
There is said TO te from si5o,001 to
$3.50, coo in certain hands TO be paid
certain aldermen provided the mayor
signs the Yerke. omnibus ordinance.
The sum of S1.750, offered as bride
and accepted on the advice of counsel.
has been turned over to q newspaper
by Alderman Roth to be used IS evil
dence.
Paid Out Over $500. 900.
1T costs q good deal of money som e.
times to buy the city council" said an
attorney who is closely connected with
the states attorney. The Northern
Pacific had all the wors. Of 1t in the
last three big deals the aldermen have
made. The figures for those three
sales of city franchises are just these:
Econonie t.as $500. .-r.-.---.....-.---- !31vt
COMPRESSED AIT .--..-.--......--.. lSl.us
Those are the amounts the mem.
bers OF the council received in those
three deals, and scme of them will
wish soon they had never seen q cen,
of it,
4 lawyer of this city when in his
cups confded TO an acquaintance thai
he had paid eleven 81, bills to as
many aldermen in connection with the
Northern Pacific ordinance.
An alderman said in committee meet.
ing that an offer of $500 ''to the
city" for franchise was ''perpetrat-
ing bl acknail upon the aldermen"
The Grand Jury ut Work.
When the grand jury reassem bled a
q m. it decided to enter upon an in
vcstigation OF the methods whereby
the economic gas ordinance wa.
passed by the city council A score o
witnesses had been summoned
and were in waiting to be ex'
amined. Among them were TIL
officers of the company and several
aldermen. City Clerk Van Cleve wa.
first examined and produced the rec
ords of the council showing the name,
of the aldermen that voted for the OF
dinanee uader investigation and the
others under suspicion. Alderman Stan
ley Kunz was then called in and exam
ined at length Report has it that tire,
members of the council will be arrested
very soon. Those mentioned in thi
connection are Alderman John Pow
ers. Of the Nineteenth ward, John A
Cooke. of the Seventh, and BILLY
O'Brien, of the Sixth. States Attor
ney Longcnecker will neither affirm
or deny the report
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
ensationaI!'
''Wreckage!''
"Spot CASH.

These three elements are shaking the
very foundation walls in dry goods circles
They have given this section of the earth
new impetus.
They are ominous words to grief-strlcken
merchants, who watch in silent august
from their peep-holes the on-coming host:
that march to the battle grounds now made
famous by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Nav Move 70 America.

LoSpoS, March LIT is reported
that the Palmers, one of the largest
naval and shipping firms in the United
kingdom, are arranging TO transfer
their plant OF works at Newcastie-on-
Tyne to a certain port in the United
States where they will conduc. their
business in future. Mr.. Rockefeller,
of the Standard Oil Company. will, it
is said, join the enterprise, controlling
$40. 600, 600 and using his influence to
secure government contracts for war.
ships
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
- -
Afrar 4rufal MurdArera

JEFFERSON CITY, No.. March 49,
Gov. Francis is in receipt of letter
from Sheriff John l.. Cook, of fancy
county, stating that he has summoned
q strong posse 10 capture the murderers
of Deputy Sheriff Williams The law
abiding people are cooperating with
him to exterminate mob rule. The
guilty persons have been detected and
will be arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Caused y kralSem MS Death.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10 Forty
freight cars left the track on the north
pennsylvania branch of the Reading
railroad. near Tabor, and were badly
wrecked. Daniel Mcintosh. brake
man of this city. was killed. The
wreck was caused by snow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Killed 10y Dynamite.

HoLLIDAYsBURe, Pa, March 10. "A
dynamite explosion occurred at the Ju-
niata limestone quarries at Carlin, /;
miles south OF this place. Friday morn
ing. The men were engaged in thaw.
lag out dynamite for blasting pur-
poses A cap exploded. discharging
twenty-eight sticks of dynamite. John
Gates, aged go years, of Petersburg,
Pa, was instantly killed and other men
were injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Pierced by a Coupling link.

INpIASAPoLIs. Ind. March 10. Frank
Mckee. swi:chman in the Panhandle
yards, was making rum ng switch
Friday when he was caugl. between
two draw bars The coupling link
passed entirely through his body and
held him writing in agony. He died
few minutes later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Cid River Pilot Dead.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 19.--Capt.
w. p. Flowers, one of the best known
men on the river. died at his home in
the suburbs Friday evening. The de-
ceased was cub pilot with Samue! /.
Clemens Mark Twain under Capt. II.
Z. Bixby, of the City of Helena. He
was St Louis and New Orleans pilot
during the war
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Tor a sixth Bridge at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI March 10 The board OF
United States engineers sent here by
the secretary of war 10 hear testimony
for and against the location OF the
piers for the sixth bridge over the
Ohio river at Cincinnati have finished
the hearing OF testimony and will send
their report to Washington. The span
of the bridge between piers is to be
no feet. the largest on the river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
The Great
VOSsen Bros
Creditors Sale.

The password has been whispered int,
every ear in Michigan, and the interest in.
creases at every stroke of the hour
The situation is becoming more ''sensa.
tionap as the truth about our offerings be
come heralded around.
"Wreckage" is the word that best tells
the story.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Insane woman burned to Death.

TExARKASA. Ark. March l9.-Nrs-
Mary Hart, wife of john Hart, Iner.
chant here. was fatally burned Fri
day morning. Her mind has not been
right for two years and she has been
subject to violent fits of anger, one of
which took possession of her Thursday.
Her husband was awakened to find her
standing on the floor with her night
clothing ablaze. and before the FIRE
could be extiuguishcd she was terribly
b,,rp >6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
DEATH OF A JURIST.
Judge briggs. OF tho Circuit Court of
Cook County. Ill. Passes Away sud

Judge briggs. of tho Circuit Court of
Cook County. Ill, Passes Away sud
denly.
CHICAGO. March 19-Judge George
Driygr, of the circuit court, Is dead.
At o'clock O. m. he suddenly
passed away while sitting in a
chair at his residence, 54ol Cor
nell avenue. Hyde Park. The cause
was quiosy sore throat. which has been
troubling the judge for the past two
years 1t was not until two hours be-
fore his death that any idea of danger
was entertained by the judges family,
and from that time everything possible
was done to rescvc the dying jurist,
but without avail
On receipt of the sad news all the
judges OF the circuit, superior, probate
and county courts Immediately ad-
journcd court out OF respect for the
memory Of the deceased jurist 4 meet
ing of the judges to take suitable &C.
ton was called. Appropriate resol u
tons were adopted, and arrangements
were made for attending the funeral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
TWENTY-FIVE DROWNED.
The breaking Up OF the Ice Results In the
Death Of Many Sailors

HALIFAX, \. S., March le.-The cap
taia of the mail steamer Conscript
which has arrived from ST. John. n.
T.. says that out of the $50 unfortunate
sealers who were carried to sea
in small boats by the breaking
up of the ice near Trinity bay. all have
been accounted for but twenty-five.
OF this mum Der fifteen bodies were re-
covered BIZ rescuers, and the remainder
have never been heard of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
BLEW orr HIS HEAD.



Harm aaaa Came 10 HIS Death
MORRIS. Minp-. March is-Dayid
Light. the i9yesr-old son OF {. n
Light, . farmer, came to his death
Thursday night az the residence of
How ard Clark in a remarkable man
per. He WAS In Mr.. clark's en-
ploy and retired as usual IN
good health and spirits AT mid.
nigh. Mr.. Clark heard a gan-shot
and hurrying into Lights bedroom was
horrifed to hnd his lifeless form upon
tae door with the upper part of his
head completely blown Of II is said
Light was a somnam ouAst and II is
thought that in his sleep he placed the
muzzle of the gun in his mouth and
discharged il with the result stated
No other cause can be assigned for the
decd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Killed by q Keg Of Gunpovder.

NEW BREMEN, o., March 10. AT .
fire at the village Of Lock No 2 Friday
Henry Hartwig, OF the New Bremen
fire department. met his death by the
explosion of keg OF gunpowder while
he was carrying it away from the burn
ing building. Tho loss to property
was $4,000. and it fell chiefly on two
perSouS 1850
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Twenty Skeletons Found.

UNION LANDING. o., March ie. Con
siderable excitement has been caused
by the finding under dwelling house
Of over a score of skeletons Still
more are in sight. Tools and trinbcts
were also discovered. II is the richest
fir,i of prehistoric re mains yet discov.
cred in this state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

LABEpo. Tex, March 10. - Three
days ago a man named Lubit. in q
confidential position in the City of
Mexico. decamped with SD. 600 of his
employers money. The north
bound trains have since been
watched. and he was captured at Nuevo
Laredo. on the Mexican national train.
and the money found in a valise in the
baggage car, the check for which was
taken from him when he was captured.
He is now in Jail at Neuvo Laredo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Fell Down . Nine Sin aft.

FARMSsToS. Mo. March 10. -
Charles Libby,a mining boss of the Doe
Run Lead Company. fell down their
new shaft On Flat river Friday night.
His neck was broken and he was in
stantly killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Thirteen Killed.

ST. PETERSBURG, March IA three
story house in course of erection here
collapsed. A large number of work.
men were employed on the building
and thirteen of them were killed by
the falling walls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
No Ghost Dances.

WASHINGTON, March lo--Gen. Scho-
field says there has been no revival Of
the Messiah ghost dances among the
northwestern Indians No signs of =
contemplated outbreak are apparent.
and all the gatherings recently held by
the Indians have been OF peaceful
ch aracfer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20

cAhIYIs. II, March le-Kobers
sterrett. prominent farmer, IS wears
old. living near this city, was killed
here ey an Ohio s. Mississippi freighi
train. lie had driven on the side track.
when the train ran into his igon
add he was killed while trying 10 save
- klarSNS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
Uniform Text Book Bili.

AUSTIN, Tex, March l9.--The state
senate has passed n uniform textbook
bill This bill makes exceptions of
cities with organized school systems.
The bill will encounter opposition ia
the house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-20
A Restaurant swept Away.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., March I9.--The
big pavilion and restaurant next to
Cooper's surf house was undermined
by the waves and at noon Friday fell
from the bluff upon the strand, where
the waves beat it to pieces II was
owned hy Col. Bliss, of New York.
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Apaeh.. killed or Captured.

PH9SIx, A. T.. March 10 The
Apaches infestiRg the White mountains
have been killed or captured The
band numbered six bucks and five
women and children. Three wer-
killed and the remainder surrendered
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-...~ Ia fne East

PEEKsKILL, n. ", March ia
furious blizzard ragged over West
chester county throughout the night
Snow accompanied tho storm and by
morning it had reached a depth Of Is
inches. Railroad traffic is considerably
delayed, and snow plows have been
used at this point.
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CLEARING HOUSE BALANCES.

Returns far the Wees. Compared with the
Corresponding PeEtsa Last Year.
NEW YosK. March 10 The following
table. complied by Bradstreet's, gives
the clearing house returns for the week
eadea March IL. 1879, and the per
centage OF increase or decrease a. com.
pared with the corresponding week last
wear.
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WAsEfxeToS. March lathe ma.
tional bank note circulation Is now
sl6i. 900. 600. an increase of nearly go.
COO. 600 since July last
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Three Miners Killed.

HrSTISapoS. Pa, March 10 Her.
man Dcsso. Carlin Pring and son.
three Belgians, were crushed to death
by a fall of rock in n coal mine at
Eobcrtdale Thursday evening.
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ander was killed and his son James
was fatally injured by the explosion
of sswmilI boiler miles south Of
here FRIDAY.
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pecVed, osues the doctors OF this esty.
For seven weeks he has been lying
helpless upon a bed merely dying from
old age During all this he has taken
neither food RoE medicine Tie has a.
ready fasted longer than DIR, Tanner
- -. .n- lean