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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
FOR MARY ANDJOHN
Brutal Prize Fight for a Wom-
ans Hand.
MARY ACTED AS REFEREE
John chsws His Opponenss Ear and
the Excised Spectators Commsncs
70 Use Ciubs and Pissois-

MoUST CARMEL. Pa, Dec. ga des-
psrHte battle took place here last night
which may result IN the death OF sew
sral Of the participants The combat
was caused by jllsed lover, VINO fol-
lowed the oojsc, Of his affection from
the old country 20 America, met his
rival and fisry hight ensued- Until
ar months ago. John Rotoski.
Michael LlnceyIieh and Mary DON
sky lived IN small town IN
Hungary. Both men were desperately
~ love with Mary, who finally agreed
70 come 10 this country with John.
Il pon their ARRIVAL IN New York they
were married. About a week ago II
Was learned that Lineevitcn mad fol-
lowed them TO this country with the
attention OF beng reyenged." A pugl-
hstlc encounter was CHOSEN as means
OF deciding the justice or the
Gains. Last night was the time
set for the duel. About hfty
railroad wOTkmen witnessed the
encounter. Mary was selected as ref
cree. aud u "a Al eyed, agreed TO take
the victor for her husband. The men
were stripped 20 the waist ana wnen
time Was called started 10 punch each
other Five rounds were fought dur
ing when both men had their faces al.
most battered 10 a Jelly The tight
lasted forty minutes When, COM
p.etely exhausted aud bleeding pro-
luseiy. Lincevltcn was unable 10 stand
up any longer.
A foul was claimed on account of
kOtoski chewing his opponents ear.
duriDg which time a fierce and brutal
struggle began. The giri sided with
her nasband's friends and she was
knocked senseless. Wcat resembled q
riot followed. Weapons of all kinds
were used, and ten or twelve were
felled with clubs, while several bullets
found their Way among the crowd.
Nearly all OF the fifty were badly cut
and bruised, and SIX OF them are in a
precsr.ous condition. Rotoski, with
MS face all bandsged. left today for
Shenandoah, accompanied by his Mary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

A New Orleans Shipping Firm Cannot
Sal Their Properly.

NEw ORLEANS. Dec. GA novel suit
was instituted in the federal court to-
day. Bl.ndell Bros. and co-owners
of the British steamship NIlant,
have applied tor au inlunc-
ton 20 restrain the seamen
and Firemsn's union from interfering
with them IN the conduct Il the AFFAIRS
of the shy. They sllege that the
union and ITS leaders have prevented
them from sailing the ship from TINS
port and silsge that the prevention is
the result of conspiracy fOstered by an
attempt at bIsCkmaii.
IL arrived here on December l and
was 10 have ssiisd on December 10, but
the crew refused To 90 IN it. They de-
manded 20 be pad prior 10 sailing. aud
on the refusal OF the owners 20 agree
they left the vessel. A new crew was
secured aud placed on the steam
snip. but crowd of sailors and marine
firsmsn gathered around the new com
ers, forcing them 10 quit the ship, and
induciug the others to decline the
offered positions. Since that time the
ship has been unable TO get crew.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
MT AND MSS STORIES.

We are under obligations to the Gen.
tury dictionary for the words trans
and "paiatophar-
lngeolaryngeal." They are good. able
bodied words, and ought 10 materially
assist Col. Henry Watter,on's effort TO
wipe out all past political predictions
for the purpose OF starting = new
oTe.-Washington Post.
Speaker Crisp is = marvellous orator.
The speech be did not deliver at the
Reform club dinner created a greater
sensation than all the other addresses
at that remarkable occasion taken TO.
gether.-Peoria Transcript.
On the pressing need and impor.-
snce of restricting immigration. TO
keep back the tldeof Incompetence and
panperism and crime, there 10 a strong
and growing feeling Econ
oplst-
According TO newspaper pictures
Judge Brosscnp.the new Chicago Judge,
s SO impartial in giving both sdes
edual weight that ne even psrts his
heard N the middle.-Tilssukee Jour
nsl.
The American Federation Of Labor
wants the world = fair open on sunday.
SO does everybody whose opinion Is
founded on modern COED sense.--Sen
York World.
Es-Senstor ingalls, concludes that
iuAsmnch as the people have asked
for an object lesson on tie snhlecl Of
tsr5f they should have it.--Ssv 1ork
Press.
Or. Byrnss and Inspector psrkhUrsi
are resting or their arms." Ths naus'
gve their feet end mouth q rest.--Se~
York Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

wagon which carried the mail pouches
from the depot TO the post Office. The
mysterious disappsarancs OF many
valuable articles known to have been
mailed by psrsons here, has bsffied AL
investigating until . day or Two ago,
when the guilt was fastened on Tether-
ington by some of the stolen property
which he had sold. IL WAS his place TO
take two night pouches 70 the depot
and sleep with them until the trains
came; and II WAS at this time the rob-
berries were committed Officers
searched his house and found many
articles stolen from the pouches 10 the
amount of several hundred doiisrs,
comprising siiverware, diamonds, jew
eiry. fancy articles, clothing. etc.
Tetherington has boon lodged in jail
to await the action of the United States
authorities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

Austrian Convicis IN Two Prisons At
tempt to XII the Guards.

Austrian Convicts IN Two Prisons At
tempt to XII the Guards
NIESSa. Dec. PA serious revolt
occurred today in the prison at Znainl.
4 woman prs0ner who was allowed
the freedom OF the corridors suddenly
became hysterical while on the top
floor Il the building aud with terrible
shrek threw herself over the guarding,
the opening winca extends from the
greGnd doOr. Tne height rss Consid-
ersnie and the woman sustained "a ~
ful though not dangerous injurles Al
the time she lumosd, a number of
mae prisoners we're in the court yard.
Thsg saw the whole aHair and mme-
dlstely concludet toe woman bad at
tempted 20 xii herself uecsuse OF iil
treatment.
They we're deeply ind gnsnt and
many threats we're uttered The Off
Gals threatened TO punsn them for
insuhor5Iastloa. Thsreupon the con
victs made ssisspersse attack upon the
Vsriens. snd ths sstasti0G was hsc0m-
~ bad for the after. ~asn a bodv Of
80 4 eTs, thss had been hastily sun
moued, appeared. it eas not outll
several conrlcts had been bsvoneted
that tie revolt vas s0opYessed. The
details of the Fevclt had scarcely been
made pubic wien the story O. saother
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
Acknowledged His Worth.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-Commander
VIM. A. Folger. L. :. N, who recently
resigned his position as chef of the
naval ordinance department on &C.
count of I'll health, has received let
ter from President Harrison accepting
his resignation to- take effect January
/, and saying: at Is due to you that
| say further that your achievements
III the Washington gun shop anu as
chief of the bureau of ordnance III the
navy department has been most not
able and creditable. You Eave done Il
great work for the navy. and / beg to
express the hope that with restored
health you may yet further contribute
to the renown Of disti nguished pro-
fesHon."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
LIFTS UP HIS VOICE
Belknap Wants an Amended
Return From lonia.
APPLIES TO SUPREME COURT
II the vosss Are Counted - ~ A.
p,icst,on suggssss He WIZ
Surely Re Eiscssd.

LANsyNo, Dec. 22.-The attorney 6og
Congressman Bslknap made applioa-
ton ia the supreme court TO compel
the Ionia county canvassing hoard 60
file On amended return of the canvass
IN that county. which covers every vos-
ing precinct in the county. Errors 70
the numbsr Of sixty are noticed. and
the board is asked 70 eject some of the
votes counted and to count come of
those rejected. It's claimed that the
result of this would elect Belknsp by
from ten to twenty plurality. instead
of Richardson by the former number.
William May, the defeated clerk OF
Wayne county, also appiies for man.
damus to compel the Wayne county
canvassers 70 count the votes of Ecorse.
Wyandottc and the fourth precinct OF
the fifth ward of Detroit. Itis claimed
this would elect May by . plurality Of
nlnety-four and that the board has no
authority for rejecting those yotes. 40
II has done winch elects Reynolds. The
court took the applications under ad-
vlsement and adjourned until 10 q. M.
tomorrow. when decisions are expected,
aiso otner applications for mandamus
In election cates.
Supreme Court Opinsoss
The following opinions were handed
down by the supreme court tonight:
Aftirmed-Russeii VS.. Russell Iuebe
VS.. Thorpe, Mott Va. Evening News,
Township of Aiming We. Chick, Bay
City Bank We. Lindsay. Clevelano VS..
Miller, Fenton We. Miller, First National
Bank We. Gunthman, Hicks vs. Chicago
& Canada Southern Railway company,
TiIlotson VS.. City If Saginaw, Luton We.
Sooper, Western Publishing company
We. School District, Law We. New En-
lard Mutual Accident ASSOCIATION.
Cobb VS.. Seitz. Auditor General Va.
Williams. Sherwood vs. Milford State
bank, Montross VS.. Eddy, Attorney
General We. Howlrtt, McGrsil vs.. City
of Kalamazoo, Mcdonald vs..
Maltz, Potter vs. Lee, Ahlberg
vs. Gilman Insurance company,
Retain vs. Lake Shore 4 Michigan
Southern Railway company, Nilkin
Manufacturing company We. II. Nj.
Loud & Sons Lumber company. Re-
vereed-Ladd VS.. Brown, Jewell vs..
Paron, Maxted vs. Fowler. Auditor
General We. Precotf, Rosenfield vs. For
tier, Haze We. American Express COM
pany, Slade VS.. Lee. Township OF Gale
donna VS.. Rose, Van Voorbis VS.. Van
Noorhs. Miller vs.. Hanly. Bush We.
Jones, Bradley We. Fort Wayne a Elm
wood Railway company, kealing VS..
Michigan Central Railroad company,
PennelI We. Delta Transportation CON-
pany, Barehardt VS.. Hyde, Silvere vs.
Michigan Mutusl Benefit association.
Modified and atirmed-Turnbull vs..
Monaghan, Vail Va. wsnterstein. la
Manner vs. Cliff madsmus denied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
HAIL PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Southerners Celebrate Pilgrim Fathers
Day With q Banques.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Dec. 22.-Pilgrim
Fathers Day was celebrated here to-
night by banquet at the Charleston
hotel. Covers were laid for 200.
Among the guests were all the leading
citizens of the city. The Rev. DIR. c. 5.
Veddir. member OF the Huguenot
church and president and secretary of
the society under whose auspices the
celebration took place. presided. The
speech of the evening WAS delivered by
the Hon. Geo. Fred Williams member
of congress, from Massachusetts,, who
responded to the toast. "Forefathers'
Day" Professor Basil l.. GIldersleeve
Of John Hopkins University, replied
to "Our Country" and Congressman
w. II. Brawly of this state, 20 the
toast Honesty the Best Poilcy in Poll
tics" The other speakers were Mayor
J. +. Eicken. Capt. B. +. McCabe, the
Hon. T. NJ. Raysor of Orangeburg, and
Colonel James Armstrong.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
Has a Rosea,- Eutur.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30 The sessions of
the American Federation OF Labor
councils closed today. II was held IN
secret at their headquarters. There
was present sam Gompfrs, the Iresi-
dent; +. j. Mcclure, of Philadelphia,
first vicf president; J. GarDey. Of
Pittsburg, second vlce-pFesident; Ciiris
Evans, OF New York. secretary, aud
John =. Lennon, Of New York. treas
urer. Mr.. GompeTs sad that the bus
mess taken mp was entirelv of routine
character ano bad 10 do with extend
ing and broadening i. lie sa 4 shat
IN the coming year, Il their hopes were
realized, the organtzaiion would he
come international IN scope and extent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
RAILROAD WAR.
Colorado Roaes 20 DO Up the Union
Pacific.


DENVER. Dec. 22.-There is every
prospect that the Colorado Passenger
association will 60 to pieces. A meet
ing was held yesterday. at which the
first wrangle that has occurred. since
the organization two years ago. took
place. The figh: wac over . report
from the committee appointed ~ the
last meeting to revise the rules for the
regulation of advertising privileges.
The fight became 90 hot that number
of the members left, ana II 10 under
stood that the Burlington a Midland
otiicials will permadently withdraw.
Neither is friendly TO the Union Pacific
anyway, and since the Union Pacific
refused to take travel for the north
west delivered at Ogden by the Bur-
lington, Midland 4 Western, friendship
has become an unknown quantity.
The indications are that theee roads
propose to open a lively fight on the
Union Pacific to punish II for its con-
duct respecting northwestern travel.
and that this is the real occasion for
their withdrawal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

A Barber, His Pretty Wife and His
Handsome Young Cousin.

EAST JoRDAs, Dec. PA pretty lit
tie romance, running over something
like ten months, is furnishing q good
deal Of material for local gossip -monr-
ere. A barber hired bis cousln ~ an
apprentice and undertook to teach him
the trade. The cousin 1s young. un-
married man with many fascinating
traits. The barber thouRbtlessly took
him INTO his house "a tosrdcr, but Il
was not very long before he discovered
that his pretty wife felt more than
cousDiy interest IN the stranger. All
three auarreled, and. ss result. the
marriage partnership wss dissolved.
The wife soon afterwards left Tor the
southern part OF the state, and now u
transplres that the COUSIN followed her
in few DAYS. Not 70 be bsfiied the
barber married again in lees than forty
eight boDrs after the other sctors IN
the drarns bad left the town. The
whole three acts were played without
the assistance Of either a lawyer or a
smoklne revolver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

Mrsxreox, Dec. 22.-Ths Collin 4
Parker Lumber company, Of which W
VI. Collin - president and G. " Parker
secretary and treasurer, hsve plsstsree
their property here with series ~
cbnttsl mortgages. The iumbermsn's
National oank holds 5000; Hoyer 4
NcCrscken. siz. 4Z5-2s. Gov 4 Camp
bell. s. .27s.s7. Gray Bros. ManUsartur-
ing cosnpsny. fis0.2zs. j . said that
the aggregate or Some 80, ,8g VIII be
increased bv other crsditoys. TIE
capital stock Of the company vhieh
hss haea cong a. extensive FsTd iasi-
uess "a $500 600
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
Whole Coat or None.

BERLIN. Dec. 22.--The North German
Gazette. an official organ Of the gov
srnment, today published an article on
the army bill, in the course Of which it
says that the federal government re-
CARDS as impossible the introductons
of the two years service system with
out an increase IN the military estab-
lishments and cadets. II these condi-
tions are rejected. the Gazette adds. 1t
will be necessary to revert 20 unlver-
sal three years service, as piece meal
reform III the army is impracticable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
DOUBLE BAR.ELED CRANK.
A New York Lido, Shows His Grass
Ignorance.

WasHISeToS. Dec. 22.-F. A. Reeve,
acting solicitor of the treasury. today
reported TO Secretary Foster, hrs of
ficisl opinlcn upon the question raised
by Theodore X. Cree Of New York city,
IN n letter addressed 10 the president
under date OF December l9, relative to
the constructs n Of the act Of August
2, 1892. passed ~ aid Of An sct 10
provide for celebrating the four hun
dretn anniversary uf the discovery #
America hy Columbus"
Mr. Reeve says. "Mr. Cree protects
agains; the delivery of any Of the
souvenir hsif dollars 30 the Representa-
tsves Of the Columbian Exposition,
until the provision Of sne lsv making
the qiff are complied with. namely,
thaf tie expos ton snsil be closed on
santsy"
Toe solicitor save that the exposition
has not VT teen opened and conse-
ouentiv the sscretary u the treasury
can Cont.uUe the payment of TIE Guns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
English Murdersr Hanged.

LONDON, Dec. %. .4-Thomas Edwards
was hanged this morning 1T UsS for
the murder of Mary Connolly ct Aber-
gavenny on the 10th of September last.
The case was Of an extraordinary char
acter. Edwards acknowledged having
killed the woman and sa!d that he
murdered her because she was of. im-
moral character. and because he had
made up his mind to kill as many Of
her kind as possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

SALT LsEr. Titan. Dec 22.-Ths city
OF Mount Pleasant was thrown into 4
state Of excitement last night by the
ATTEMPTED murder Of Andrew Nelson,
csshier ot the Mount Pleasant bank.
Mr. Nelson was sh0t through the
breast by an unknown party while att
ting At window. TODAY the excite
nlent was increased by ths arrest OF
Neilson's own son, Peter Neilson,
c1srget With the attempted murder.
The Young nan vss hello without bail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
Ed Won a Heat.

CHICAGO, Dec 22.-Two more sets of
warrants were sworn out against the
Hawthorne track officials today 10y At
torney Nudge. The Hawthorne men
were prepared for the move. however,
and when the constabes served the
papers Justice Bartlett of Clyde was
on hand at the track TO accept bail
bonds. Consequently no arrests were
made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
wooDEN-BRAlNED DETECTIVES.
Think q Man Q Robber Because He Slept
Away From Home.

CNcISSArI, Dec. 22.-Chsrles A.
Hardin. the Adams express messenger.
suspected today of tampering with that
package Of So, 900 sent from New York
10 Galveston VIA Cincinnati. reported
for duty tonight TO go on his regular
run from here TO Nashville. He did
not sleep sc his regular place last night.
The failure of Lew Weir and the de-
tectves to find him gave rise 10 the
suspicion that ne had run away. Mr..
Weir says TINS compllcates the case and
renders Il very uncertain about Hardin
being the guilty man. However, he u
under detention at present and will be
examined closely by Mr.. Welr and the
detectives tonight. His appearance
for duty tonight and his manner when
met by sir. Weir and the detectives
made them almost regret that they
bad suspected him. There Is every
disposition to do justice to Mr.. Hardin
and 4 DE should not be proven guilty,
10 make ali proper amends for the IN
Jury that this suspicion may have done
WfUl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

Nrxr,v. Ind, Dec. 22.-Ths fv
wheel az Toe White River Iron snd
steel works burst this morning. tearing
tAs building fo pseces. Head roller
"a Perkins. II Joliet. iIls.. vas instsnt-
IL xIisd. engineer Dave Collier vas
fatally Injured, and heater / gs Ward
va. hsdlv cus Three hundred men
ars cut cf work pend NJ repairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

WssHINGroS, Dec. 22.-The srgu-
meni IN the Briggs heresy trial was tn
ished at the Scotch Prssby terrain cnurch
TINS afternoon. The next thing IS for
tne court 10 consider the evidence and
arguments and vote IN detail on the
charges. twill begin this tssk next
Wednesday afternoon and The sessions
vi he In secret.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
Shot While Taking a lug.

MoNTGoNERY, Ala, Dec. pa spe-
cal TO the Advertiser from GreenvIlle
says. "Whlle IN the act OF taking from
the hands Of an engneers an expected
jugsot whisky John llipp was shotaby
chef OF Police Porterheld of Green
VILE Hipp was wanted "a one OF the
sssasslns of Tax Collector Admin Arm
strong on saturday morning last.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

PHuApELPHIs, Dec, 22.--The New
England society OF Pennsylvania held
is twelfth annual dinner this evening
at which 2e5 persons were present.
Charles Emory smith, ex-mlnister to
Rnssis. presided, and proposed "a the
frst toast the health of James g..
Blame. whom he called the beloved OF
American citizens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

MtIwACKEE. Wis. Dec. q. a special
20 The Wisconsin from Amigo, VIE,
says. az. y. MellOr OF the late ,uin-
her firm Of Hoxia 4 Aellor, VINO failed
two wears ago for $500, COZ, and caused
a srest sensation in business circles.
committed suicide this morn ng a. the
Niviau motel by blowing ms brslus
nutr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
rx-r,or-I,nsrv ArrI.ie,.

IFFFrf~oSvrLfs. Ind, Dec. 21.-
Misses Nettie and Nellie Nalhers. aged
n and 20 years respectively. we're driv-
ing nome from Chsrlestown lotay.
carrying a lsrgs pic'ure. With heavy
glass front. N the buggy Win them
Their horse became fr xntened ADD ran
away, throwing the girls ont Of the
pnzxv. Nsilia's head vas forced
through the glsss and her throat cat
from ear 10 ear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
Lilly is Improving.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-Mrs. Lilly Langtry
which she is suffering has subsided
sufficiently to allow her to sleep.
There is no doubt that she is critically
i'll. though her friends have strong con-
fidence that she will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

prlson outbreak WAS received from
konsgratf. The conyiets IN the prison
At that place have recenuy complained
much of the bad food supplied TO them
and today they brSkesout IN open re-
volt agsinsstheir reiions. 1T was nec-
essary to call n ths troops to qusli the
rputiny
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

MUsgBsox, Dec. 12.-Aa ths saw
uiilis on Mnskspon iake issff snnt
dovD fer TIE winter. Bufirg ihf sea
zen the Muskegen bonfc'ng cusapsnf
delivered % tar fatis go .sei IoTs.
covering ; period tieeit.fl ~ kpTa y
sa8 ending November u. Ibs ulrsu-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

ArrkSrA. Ca. Dec a2.-Jussice a
mar = In this city quite iii. He bad a
very hsd night is.t night, two doctors
beng VII hlnf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

SyRAcrsr. y. Y, Dec. "a blizzard
hss oesn howimS N Syracuse since an
easts hour this morntng Traffic on the
street "a WAYS - seriously mpeced.
Tie snow = srout ten inches deep.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

FTrrssTRe. Dec. 12.--Tne third bird
shooting contest between Fuiford AMI
Elliott for the world e champiensh p.
took place AZ Exposl ton park tnis after
uoen ard wss Won BY Eiholt. ty the
score of s. TO %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

PARIS. Dec. 22.--The commercial con-
vention between France aud the United
States was ratified by the chamber of
deputies today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

StvtNVsH. Dec. 22-fhe spanish
steamer Grso with I 30 bales # cottCn
aooart = burning here. She vas losa-
ing for Bsrcei0ns. Tne loss vil be
hes~v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

NsslEtNsFeN Iee. @. The slUrerae
court et tne United States silouraed
today unti Tuestsv. January 3. 1888
TIE caars 81 ca ais = - sdjouruet fer
th&t perod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

PcErTkVo. Ore, Tee. 22.-The snow
stcrn, whicn hss hscn raging here since
Yesterday hss temporarily cPs-e1. a
aepsh Of ore foct has be~n reached Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23
nossrp TBH ssEL~
= Tfsnsfsf Wsgoa DTiv.y Robs the
Pouches fo- Many Noons

owsHt. Dee. THE mystery Of the
robbery ~ maH pouches at this CITY,
vaica has been gong On Tor eighteen
n0ntas. ~ss cleared up today. when
tae taeffs we're traced 10 newton
TsthsrIastous toe driver Of = transfer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-23

this city. All street car hnes are sus-
pended. Incoming overland trains are
DELAYED from tAree 10 i've hours. The
Indications are that the seorm will re-
sume IN Q feu hours.