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Smyrna times., 1892-08-10

JOHN B. COOPER has supply of
scarlet clover seed. Scarlet clover takes
the lead this. summer in interest with
the farmer, of all other farm products.
Now is the time to SOW it.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-10

Caroline republicans are for Russu
for Congress.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-10

THE loss on the buildings of Peter
5. Collins farm, (caused by lightning
on Sunday week. was $533, insured in
the Kent County Mutual. The loss of
Geo. T. Jones, personal property, was
adjusted by the same company at $l47.
Smyrna times., 1892-08-10

THE Board of Health has had fewer
complaints of nuisances this year than
usual. These have been the past week
or so, and in relation to cess-pools and
pig pens, which the Board hopes will
be speedily remedied without their
having to take action in the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
PERlsaEo IN TIE STORM.
Gress isss Of Ef< sal Property DsEts.
the NertAsrs Blt1zaFsi

Gress isss OF Efs sal Property DeFtsS
the NertAssa Blizzard.
WTsSIPxs, Man, April S9.-ae-
ports OF the terrible storm are lust com
ing in. Fully 90 miles Of Canadian
Pacific wire has beea blown almost oat
of the province. One Official Says Il
WAS carried into Dakota The body OF
George +. sanby. blacksmith liz
ing near Lake Manitoba who was
iourneying there. was found near
Heartburn. about 20 miles west OF
here Thursday morning. la Hinni-
peg several people were blown OF the
side walks n trying % navigate the
streets. IL was impossible ~ see +.
feet ahead on the prairie. Fear = felt
for the safety Of vessels on Lake srper-
Tor. Before the storm broke ont in its
worst fury one vessel WAS seen 20 miles
out unable 70 make the harSor on ae-
count OF the ice. Ii is believed The yes
sci could not have possibly weathered
the storm.
ROCKFORD. H.. April 2e.-Mrs. John
Ross, residing a. No 1905 Eslth street,
was frightened TO death Wednesday
night. A severe thunderstorm came up,
and during its progress there was a
terrific fash of lightning. accompanied
by deafening peal of thunder, which
SO frightened her that she fell 10 the
floor PROSTATE aud died within half an
hour without recaininy consciousness
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
NOTES OF THE DAY.

Mrs. John Ross, OF Rockford. III. was
SO badly frightened during a storm tina.
she died soon after.
William c. Griffith. farner OF En-
met township. near Macomb, H.. coIn-
mitted suicide by hanging himself ia
his barn.
An explosion of gas ut the Green
Ridge mine, Ashland, Wis, fatally in
jured John Warwick and Joseph Mac
kin. inside laborers.
Lightning struck the barn of William
Whitmore, of Champaign, and several
head of stock, with large amount OF
grain, were burned
J. II. Mitchell was elected president
and S. j. Spaulding secretary aud treas.
urer of the Iowa state board of phar.
macy commissioners at Des Moines.
The noted trotting mare Evangeline,
record 2:i9. was purchased yesterday
from Messrs- Creighton and Salisbury,
of lexington, KY, by A. Il. Moore, Of
Colman, Pa, for. SIS, 900.
Van Auken was awarded IS, 900 dam.
ages against the Chicago & West Mich
igan railway for injuries received from
being struck by locomotive.
Leonard Coleman, who shot and
killed John Sloan several months age
in 4 quarrel over horse trade, was
sentenced to six years imprisonment
the Iowa penitentiary at Grinnell.
Secretary Blaine. before the senate
committee on commerce, opposed con
cession allowing the French cable te
land on the south Atlantic coast, on the
ground that it would injure American
prospects for cable to Brazil.
Iowa railways have been beaten in Z
suit brought by grain firm for over
charges in freight rates. The decision
sustains the rates made by the board Of
railway commissioners, which for some
time were refused by the railroads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
SHOT BY HIS ENEMY
Or. G. ~. Horn Loses His life
Because Of an Old Feud
eETwEEa TWO FAMILIES
The Two Ere Meet BY Accident and
the Killing is Done in Geld b.oee.
yhs ACsdsssI's Defense

MoEELroS. Ark. April 20. News
has reached here Of the killing of Dir.
q. H. Hosa. OF Van buren, county, 30
miles ia the Interior, by William
hatley. Al old feud has existed for
several years between tae liorns and
fIatleyss and they have had several
shooting encounters in which two or
taree men have been killed. Dr. Horn
and William Haley, the principals in
the feua, met accidentally while.
riding en- horseback. Estley was
a little too quick for Horn and sent
= bullet through his brain. Hatley
fired three shots into uorn's body after
he fy'll from HIS horse. Hatley has sur.
rendered TO the authorities and claims
the killing was in self-defense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

La Crosse, Wis, April 2s.-At the
slosc of work Wednesday night every
sawmill IN the La Crosse district shut
1own until the labor troubles are set
tled. That there was TO have been a
general strike May everybody knows,
end the owners anticipated IL. Two
thousand men are out Of employment in
consequence A season Of idleness
Is predicted which viii certainly cause
great suffering and affect all classes of
business An architect says the re-
cent carpenters' strike, which resulted
In nothing but months idleness, has
postponed for the year $50. 900 worth OF
building within his knowledge. A busy
and prosperous year is likely To be
ruined
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
FATE OF A DOCTOR
ne 10 Murdered by q Gang of
Eight Men
WHILE ON TIE PUBLIC ROAD
HIS Asszilzats We're Brutal Negroes
WEheat Heart OF Conscssaer-Ss.
- Thsm IN Ial

MtLLIsstos. Pa, April % The mys-
II. Hiil, of Aillington. whose dead body
was found early Sunday morning
wedssd IN the shaft Of his carriage, was
cleared up by the terrible confession
Of Joshua Baynard. eolorcd
boy of Ia years. who ad-
misted witnessing Or. Hills murder
but 1isclAhnet any completely. He inn
pliestss eight negroes named Charles
Brooks. Fletcher Williams. Perry Brad-
shaw, Henry HURT. Charles Emory.
FRS co1nsgys. Moses Brown and
Philip Mandy. and says that the
doctor wa met on the road by the ne
grses- he was frst struck in the he ad
with a stone; his throat was then cut
and LIS body fastened In the shaftn Of
his carriage. Six Of the men have been
placed IL cAestsrtown jail They have
s4 confessed
Marion DeK- Smith. state comptroller
Of the treasury. says that the murder OF
DR. Hill Is probably the outcome OF q
disturbance at Millington on last Christ
mas eve, IN which . eolored man named
Campbell lost his Life. Millington Is a
local option town. and II is supposed
that whisky WAS sold on this night in a
certain store there where = number Of
white men were playing cards A
soiored man entered the place but
was put out In leaving he said he
would return with number Of friends
and clean the place up" He did
return with others. but the inmates
had been notified of their intention,
and as the door was broken open by
the negroes every light was extin-
guished and FREQ fight occurred dur
lag which Campbell WAS killed DR.
HUI was called TO examine the wounds
OF the dead man, and in evidence his
friends said that they did not appear u
be of a character TO have caused the
mans death The coroner's jury dis
missed the case. The colored people
are very much incensed and swore ven
geance on the whites.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

MAsccurAH. H.. April Go-Abou'
600 coal miners in the Collinsville dis
trict went on . strike Thursday be
cause Of the discharge of three mer
who had been sent by the miners
rnisn 20 Springfield to investi
gaze the enforcement Of the week
~ payment law. III the dis,
charged men are not reinstated i'm
sned,ately a general strike Is threatened
a. the southern Illinois coal belt. The
raine- IN this district west of here are
o. work. hut :. ia understood they ere
ready ~ 60 out Sc any time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Beth the metaos and results VIE
Syrup 4 Figs % aiken; !. Is pieassn
aEd refreshing - the tesse. and aci
gently vet promptly o. the Kidneys
Liver and Bovs. eleanses the 81
ten eaectua.ly. dizpeis colds. hess
aches aud feyess and cures hal,ii0s
constipation. Syrup Of flgs Is IL
only remedy CT Is Kind ever pr
Gaced. pleasing & lie taste and 81
eepsablo 10 the stomach, prompt j.
ia action and truly beneficial IL il
effects. prepared elly fsom The mos
healthy and agreeable substances, i
lnany excellent qaslities commend /
70 all and hare made il the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale IN 90
and 81 bottles by all leading dru
gists. ANY reliable druggist ".
may not have II ON hand WI Pre-
cure II promptly for any one wh
xishes 10 Try l. Do net accept Al
Institute.
CALIFORNIA FfG syrup co.
s4s fRxac1sco. 81
toosSfALs. ~. Akr isas. "a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Is grcwl. and n al rrowi marks the mt
argument with him. Int l-est NAY - Sci I
70 Try medic &c GA be TO adv ~ Sgaias
it--eus nories how different his tone n.
ussag Burdock Blood 3 tiers.
Il have suffered With dyspepsia for the -
two years, Not long a. coBsDeec ec "a e.
u. y. B. / am BOW on the second bottle. aas
fee. like new man.
Z. KNOX.
a. Sherwood Ave-.
ilnsaAsgt9a. y. T
Rrrrarrp Trsrs wGrH IS!Ys.Kx eVccss
prove the fact that Burdook Bsooc Bitter
viii cure dyspepsia. The rczs0a h ga q.
tones the stomach 10 natural &C ion ard 49, y
the since ways OF the system ire from c,o-
gire impurities.
Il have tscn troubled with dy pepsis ~
heart dis ase for Rire years aud fauiaa 10 fe
lief until tried Eurcoc. = 0sd Bitter Aos
l am well after taxing two bottles
MRS. bTTiE FRAZIER.
RsWnr. Mieh.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Charged with Embexxlement.

MILWAUKEE,, April a9.-August Lin
derfelt. city librarian, was arrested
Thursday afternoon on a charge of EN-
bexzling about 81, 900 from the city, and
he has practically confessed the pecu-
lations. Linderfelt has always
been regarded as very able and
honest official, and hss arrest was a
great surprise. Linderfelts plan was
70 cause purchasers to send duplicate
bills and have them audited and allowed
twice. year or more intervening be-
tween. He was president of the Ma
tional Library association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
THE MARKETS.
Grain. Provisi~ns. Etc.

CHICAGO, April -
FLouR-Qu;et and nrm Spring wheat pat
ents. n. 5Oet4 90; Rye. "a $3.50: Winter whea,
patents, a. 50tt47o; Straigh;s, q soS14so
wHEAr-Ruled Arm early. but weak later.
No. cash. sl9si,se; May, So,s1soac, and July.
SoAGsissc
CoRS-Quict and steady. No 2. seSasoc: No.
2 Yellow. 4oIfc: No. 3. se,sc. No yellow.
&oisc: May, ioazcssc, and July, ssxaHte
OATs-Quiet ana easy. No 2. 8sQHkc;
May. 2s<d2sSc; July. GsGesc samples
steady. No. 3. G1s12sSc; No. White. sll
3ii<e: No. 2. eaa2stsc: No. 2White. sia0ssc.
RYE-was weak and lower No cash. 7lc;
sample lots 5elt73c. May delivery. Tic.
BARLEY-Salsble and steady. Sample lots
ouotable: Low grades, 3s64ec; common %
fair. 441ssc; good, 5oa55c: choice. 56ossc
MESS PoRK-Quiet and steady. Cash and
May. % asSt9 30; July. 80 5509.eo.
LARD-very quiet and steady. Cash and May.
eseo; July, 90 20
PouLrRy-I.ivc Chickens. isc per 10: Live
Turkeys eQi4c per ID; Live Ducks ii1i3s
per ID: Live Geese, sscoae 90 per eozen
BUTTEs--Creamery. iezzisfc: Dairy. iic2oc;
Packing Stock. aatiio.
OIIs-W Wisconsin Prime White, TIC; Water
White. 7Se; Michigan Prime white. &c; Wafer
White, ioc: Indiana Prime White SAC:
Water White. exc: Headlight US test &c:
Gasoline, 81 ccgls. i&c' ~ dogs, sac; Ssphtha,
IS deg's. 70.
Lrovoss-Distiilcd Spirits steady - the
basis Of u 10 per gal for finished roods
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

YAan-TAss - . saAvh' psvw ~
CouwrnY nsssyo-ru - - ~ Gnf
van wsru paeonod MIN u
TARnA-ihen ssois ysu hal n snese
Shsm fsllaS 49, eHvd Of long eAn61n -
go vsrs tAe 0tsrtain1ngSf ~ q ssss
I've rpsA Or lcne tkDe -Pvek
You'd e<ltsvS ~ paRat 1sed3ctsn oey
Ssdns prsfW 70 csuS svsvyfktne
Ara yoa oas's aiwsys n ~ WOwfpe1os
that curo By ~hat ysa ~ IN - pspen
~. psrkAps, tbwvfb no bsen9 ny - al .
remedy, than 10 tsn - tru<A atcus - end
tsss 10 rs<h - ~ doing - wt.s , pro
Or rercss pAvcriss Fvs~Sirt5on = rct
. "es~s.sa, ezt y cniy s4npest 70 tbcss
Aswnns ppesl<ne - wozneA - fu11zh .
sieessssS q H.rpes. s.,.a : sg5sS -,
- pAlnfni ()sordNp recsiias 70 she -.
to- rev&sa. invtCsssias sssse snz :
sac4ASng - strsNR>ess6ng pw~tefxfy
vsgs1s1lA. pws>rs,y kermInD f~ sbssrs
49,. ls4ine~nas. hunv,ng agwn 80
60 u.nas~saa 1sn,Asrea svwyth1pC
sks1s hssvs = . 1855 ssooon1nA
: ppasvs psos1y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
MExIcANS ARE STARVING.
Unless More Help Reaches Them sOoS
Many VIII Die.


Many VIII Die.
CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, April 29.-Disr
tribution of food sent from this city 10
the famine sufferers at Rio Grande City
began yesterday, when rations were
issued to 500 people, after the commit
tee of American citizens had completed
the list of Mexicans who were actual
ly starving. During the issuance
of rations scenes of the most pitiful de-
scription were witnessed. In many
cases the Mexicans had been without
food for days, and women and children
were slowly starving to death. AS yet
nothing has reached the famine district
except what was sent from Corpus
Christi and Laredo, and unless fur
Their assistance is immediately rem
dcred many of the Mexicans will die.
The greatest distress is reported from
the country back Of the Rio Grande,
where many cases of Mexicans who
had few hundred cattle before the
drought began are now destitute, their
stock having died of starvation and left
them without support.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Mouxr SrEELrse. III. April ga
FIRE occurred in this city at o'clock
Thursday morning. destroying two
stoxy block of buildings belonging
60 Il. n. Curry and cutting an
other owned by ]. @. Weber.
The buildings were occupied by
nine business firms and professional
men. who lost nearly all the contents OF
their. roona The total loss Is near
SO. 600, bat the insurance will reduce
t. a net loss of $4,000. T. +. Crane,
president Of the First national bank.
AID the eldest business man in Mount
Sterling. fell dead while going 20 the
scene. de was 70 years old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Live stoeH.

PErRoIsuw-Easy. ssandard white iia DEC
test SIC; - sssoline -; ss ssssiine. los. =
nsphthA. $40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Triplett was the belle of Virginia. and
some time in the seventies she was the
innocent cause OF duel which resulted
in the killing OF John Mordecai by
Capt. Page Mccarty, now editor of the
National Democrat at Washington.
Mrs. Haxall was almost as beautiful
the day OF her death as she was on her
wedding day. The wife of Prof.
Thomas r. Price Of Columbia college is
her sister
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Aspen, Col. April 90. Charles Powell,
one of the lessees Of the Finley g. Rose
sawmill. killed his partner. Elijah
Davis. with club Thursday afternoon.
Davis wanted to settle UP the affairs OF
the firm and leave the country. He was
intoxicated. and Powell refused to settle
until he was sober. Hard words fol
lowed with the above result Powell
was arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Skinned He- Hands.

European ladies arc often invited TO
visit the harems of the rich Moors in Mo-
rocco. Some time ago one of the inmates
"a beautiful young girl-fainted At tho
sight Of ono of the lady visitors reInov-
Ing her gloves. The young lady thought
she was removing thick skin from her
hand, and the sight frightened her SO
much that it was some time before shs
could regain consciousness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Women Lose Their Lives I'm q Fir
In New York City.

IN new NofW WY
NEW YORK. April 29.-A FIRE for
which three alarms were sent out
occurred in the fve-story fat
building called the "Cayuga," at
109-ill West Thirty-third street 1t
started on the first floor and was
caused by the explosion Of some
naphtha which DIR. Patrick Briggs was
using TO clean a lounge In his Office.
The doctor was burned badly about the
face aud hands and Mrs. Catherine
Moore, aged 20, who occupies apart
ments on the third floor. was also bad
ly burned. They were taken to the
New York hospital. Firemen In search
ing the building after the flames were
extinguished found bodies of two
women in the upper apartments. One
is supposed to be that of Mrs. Alexan-
der. The other is believed - be the
body OF her unmarried sister.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

The Norwegian snow and ice md
winter Is surprising 70 anyone seeas-
toned to the EagliSh climate The
very snow ana he is what makes Nor
way and it's customs so particularly in
teresting 20 stranger. OF course the
cold Is very intense the tAerEcreter
never rising above freezing point tor
mouths. aud oftea standing AZ zere,
bat az tbs some tine llle asznospke-e
is 50 wonderfully dry that the eeld IS
no. nearly SO noticeable out q d9ars,
and indoors tie HOUSES are ksp, se-y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Under Arrest.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, April ga.
A. Cadwalisder, ex-president of the
Superior national bank, was arrested
here Thursday on warrant charging
him with embezzlement The shortage
for which he and his cashier, Hallowell,
are held responsible is $4,000. The
cashiers wealthy relatives win, it is
thought, restore his part of the short.
age and save him from prosecution, bu.
Cadwallader has no rich relatives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
SHOT HERSELF DEAD.

suieide NJ Mrs. Dueosque. . Prominent
society Woman OF Elizabeth. ". ,.
ELIZABETH. N. j.. April 2e.-Carolyn
Dubosque. wife of Frank L. Dubosque.
superintendent OF the Pennsylvania
railroad shipyards. shot and killed
herself Thursday afternoon at her
homo on North Broad street. Mrs
Dnbosque was the daughter oi
Judge Clayton. of Thurbour. Pa,
and was handsome and &C
complished woman and prominent In
society. Several years ago she fell,
sustaining a fracture Of the skull. since
which time she has occasional iy shown
AZ mptoms Of an affected mind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
BALLOONIST DROWNED.
March. . Frenchman, Blown Into the Sea
by Adverse BreeRes.

" AuSerse bFeeEeSs
ToULos, April Con- the occasion of
the closing of the Concourse regional
an aeronaut named March. accompanied
by friend of his aunt, made
an ascent in a balloon. When at
a considerable height the bal
loon was driven by the wind in
the direction of Bycrs and over the salt
marshes Of the sea. The balloon final
ly fell into the bay in sight of the train.
ing ship Couronne. the crew of which,
aided by some fishermen, made every
effort to save the three aeronauts, but
could only rescue the lady and the
friend of March.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

SouTB SUPERIOR, Wis, April ga
twostory Guiding owned by u. NJ.
Bedford and occupied "a store aud
dwelling burned Thursday morning.
Miss Mamie Hoff was severely burned.
Mrs. Sorthby had an arm broken and
received severe burns and child Of
Paul Drinkwine was fatally injured.
recuniary loss. g. 600
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
sEhRiNa SEA TREATY.
he Final Ratifieations to he Exchanged
IN London Next Week.

The Final Ratifieations to BE Exchanged
In Londoa Next Week.
WAsHrseroy, April 29.-It has been
arranged that the Publications of the
Behring sea treaty of arbitration be-
tween The United States and Great Brit
ain shall be exchanged at London next
week instead Of at Washington, as origi-
nally contemplated The change is
made in order to expedite this final act
pt tho negotiations. Robert Lincoln,
United States minister to England. has
been empowered to act on behalf of the
United States, and Lord Salisbury will
act for her majcsty's government
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

wsLsoaS, Fla, April "a boiler
explosion occurred at Dowlsng's saw.
mill. four miles from here. Thursday.
huvlipe Engineer Henry Carver. dis
lance Of Is feet against pile Of lam
Der. He was so badly scslded and
bruised that be lived only a few hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

minutes his psn travels fEriorsg ana
IN Eve and one-hslf hours fua nile
Hs makes On sn average sixseez curves
90 tarns OF tas pea tor each word
written. Writing ct tie rate 81 thirty
words per minute he mnst mSAs eight
curves to es.ch second; IL az hour Is 500,
il i've hears. ~. ssso, and IN $50 days
working enly i've hours cash cay, ne
makes pot less than * .2eS. 81 cErves and
turns OF the pen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

ATLANTA, Ga. April 2s.-Thursday
morning in the hall Of the house OF
representatives in Georgia's new cap
itol the annual congress of the Scotch
Irish society of America was called TO
order by DR.. J. N. Craig, president OF
the Atlanta society, who in a short adj
dress introduced Gov. Northen. of
Georgia, and Mayor Hemphill, of At.
lanta, TO welcome the distinguished
gathering in the name OF the state and
ity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

BosToN. April 29.--At the auction
ROOMS of C. +. Libbie g. Co.. Thursday,
a copy, of ''Tamerlane," by Edgar Allen
Zoe, the only known copy in existence,
with the exception Of the one in the
British museum. was sold for $3.50 to
Dodd, Mead 4 Co., of New York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

THURSDAY night shortly before nii-
night. was murdered II unknown per
sons while passing seNooi house ia a
Lonely Locality. Tie motive Of the
crime was robbery There Is no elew
TO the Inard-rxrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Gre.t Panorem. Burnca-.

VIENNA. April 29.--The building con-
tanning the colossal panorama of the
Crucifixion was destroyed by fire
Thursday. The great painting was en-
tirely consumed. The loss amounted to
100, 600 forms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
Fir.man and Tramp KIIled.

LOUISVILLE. KY, April 20. Al.
Moore's Station, KY, on the Louisville
& Nashville railroad. freight train
ran into an accommodation train. tele-
scoping the rear car. None Of the pas
sengers were seriously injured Charles
Wallace, fireman. aud an unknown
tramp were killed and Engineer Hilton
suffered a broken leg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

PORTLAND. Ind. April s9.-Diphtheria
broke out in Dunkirk Sunday night and
is likely to become an epidemic. There
are already dozen or more serious
cases and the disease is rapidly spread
ing. The punlSirk people are practical
ly quarantined and yellow aags are to
be seen on every hand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
SEASIDE HOTELS BuRNED.1

The Arlington and Germania at Hull,
Mass. Destroyed by Fire.
HULL. Mass, April as.--The Airing
ton and the Germania. beach hotels.
and large bathhouse were burned
at S a. m Loss on the Airing
ton. $4,000; insurance. $1,000. Loss
on the Germania, $4,000; partly
insured. The Hull town records
were stored in the Arlington and
were destroyed. They cannot
be replaced. The Germania had not
been occupied all winter. but Samuel
L. Chessman, the owner of the Airing
ton, with his family occupied portion
nhout 81 600
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

A Kentucky Cyclone.

LOUISVILLE. Ky., April 90. - At
Gracey, KY, Thursday morning a cy-
clone wrecked the Presbyterian church
and several other buildings. Fences
particularly suffered and trees were
uprooted.