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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
QUIET IRON MARKET.
The Manufacturers View Certain RumoTs
With Unessincss.

WIN OncasIcSS.
New York, Nov. 2.-The Union Age
tomorrow will say: ''Quite an active
demand anu ilrmer tone characterize
the Dig iron markets throughout the
whole country, the only ground for
apprehension being that idle plants
may toe induced To resume. Prices
have, however, not reached n point
where there is much temptation, and
the fact must not he forgotten that III
many lines OF consumption the duller
winter season IA approaching. very
encouraging slgu is the stronger feeling
IN Bessemer pig III the Plttsburg mar
ket, where an advance has been
actually secured and some business has
been done At Sl4. delivered. IL was a
fact. however, that the advance has
cut oil negotiations OF some magnitude,
aud il ~ likely there. re that the mar
ket will develop the dullness incident
To testing of strength between huyer
and seller.
On the one side j. the argument of
an increased consumption, and on the
other the fact that law materials are
unchanged IN price. sale in Pitts-
burg OF 5000 tons for the fret four
months OF next year at S23 may he re-
garded az the most magnificent trans
acton 30 far So the future - con
cerned. The announcement that the
Edgsr Thompson raj mill - 20 start on
hiilets IN the near future y received
with some uneae so Tar "a the
maintaining of present prices - con-
cerneo. IL Is stated. however. thattne
move - made merely TO relieve the
pressure on the DuQuesene miil OF the
same concern.
The steel rail manufacturers bad 3
meeting IN this city on Saturday at
which nearly every concern was repre-
sented. The situation was discussed
without leading 10 any immedi ate
change. In manufactured iron and
steel the situation - little mixed.
The skelp and pipe trade are dong
very we'll east and west. Bsrs are =
little weak in eastern Pennsyiysn a and
It's tributary markets. while the wesf
reports a qust condition of affairs -
faf a. future business - concerned
sheets are siii active - the lead ng
distributing centres The plate mar \ 81
is uinet and las shown q Al ght deci ne
IN phHaael phs and from the same
pofnt comes the same announcement
that the pressure from western mile
has Iced 10 decline Ia foreign
, material we may note sale 81 = iss
! tons of wire bli lets for the export ifsds
and quite a. act 70 demsnd for roman
gsnsss with more business pending
Copper hss undergone 80 msierlsl
/ change I'm = stii anasr speculative
control Lead hss deCl ned undeT =
( light bus ness and sglphur hss sold -
fawssa al psr cent for western hranas
de- vsrsd ia TIE east since then tnt
meta hss found sgpport snd p uog
slightly higher aad 3fmef. In Plsts
3 is sha8e higher "a thH result 81 OF.
der- from the csuung trade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
REPUBLICAN MONEY Nor TAKEN
Nearly SIoo.ooo Offered on the Success
OF Harrison,

NEw York, Nov. 2.-Probably more
than 100000 Of republican money
stands ready for democrat takers at
evens on the national election. David
Martin. Of Philadelphia. arrived here
TINS morning with 500, 600 20 be used
IN betting on Harrison carrying New
York and on Harrison beng elected
Lee, II gsinson a Company. Boston
bankers. have offered $40, 900 lu Boston
and the same amount IN New York on
the reelection of President Harrison.
co the New York Stock Exchange floor
$50, 200 of Harrison money has heeo o.
fered. Takers were 40 scarce that $40
600 each was offered 30 Boston and
Philadelphia. III. b. NendhRm. Of the
Consolidated Exchange says that be
had SIC, 200 20 put np ou Harrison and
being unable 20 find takers, had wired
To New Orleans 10 ask Il It could he
placed there.
Not only = the large amount OF 20
publican money attracting attention
but the fact that it - u~ec a. evens. A
few DAYS ago the prevailing ooos were
10 20 and 10 20 ib favor uf Cleve-
land. TIE change - certslniy y sign of
increased republican confidence and
men who offer such large sums of
money are not confident without res-
son.
on the stock exchange 500 00o has
been stsked on election bets and & 0D0
at the produce exchange. With the
exception OF 81 goo ths - ~ erens on
the national election. Among the bets
made at Philadelphia efe. Horace
Disston. the saw man. $4,000 even on
Harrison. William J. Thompson, the
Gloucester track man. s. ,n3o on Cieve-
land. and John {. MCAlDamin, 81. 600
OF Cleveland.
David Martin, who had charge n the
registration business iu New York City
for the republican,. aud who ofsrs
$50 600 IN tets. made 0,o00 on = bet
! that the regstratoa 81 Asw York
would not exceed Hl0. 600
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
w. C. T. U. CONVENTION ENDS.
The Women Wish the Worlds Fair
Closed ON Sunday.

DENVER. Nov. 2.-Ths WAS tho last
business day of the National w. c. T.
l.. convention, and the remainder of
the delegates stay in Colorado will be
devoted to sightseeing and pleasure.
Mrs. Caroline b. Buell. opened the con-
vention this morning, after devotional
services by Mrs. VI. A. Hitchcock, presi-
dent OF the Nebraska union. Mrs.
Hoffman of Missouri, moved that the
acton relative TO the convention TO be
held IN Chicago next May be recon-
sldered. The motion was adopted and
then Mrs. Buell. of New York moved
that the whole matter OF the national
meeting during the worlds fair be left
with the general officers.
One of the interesting incidents OF
the morning was the presentation OF n
beautiful silver souvenir to Lady
Somerset by the members of the Colo
\ RADIO state ". c. L. u. The morning
session closed with n prayer 10y Miss
Elizabeth ". Greenwood.
The chief business of the afternoon
session was the report of the committee
on resolutions. They pledge the moral
support of tue union to that political
party which declares Tor the home
against che saloon, tor the enfrauchise-
nsnt of women aud for the reservation
of our American sunday.
That Il IL the sense of this body that
our nstionsl conference should at as
early u date a. practicable make =
thorough investigation of tho entire
liquor traffic of the UnIted states and
utlcIsliy publish the amount manu-
fscturcd. imported and consumed au-
nualiy, and the per cent. of poverty,
ignorance. crime, insanity. disease and
death resulting from the use OF lntoxi-
cauts. The fsllO.ing was adopted:
That the crown OF cit zeuship should
not be placed upon fore gners tlli
/ they have tnOrough knowledge Of
our laws aud institutions, and that "a
uniform naturalization law bs placed
/ upon our statute books.
Whereas. A strong effort has been,
and "a sujl being made, to have the
I gates of the Columbian exposition
opened on sunday. and
1 Whereas. We believe that TO open
snv part of the expos ton that day
I would establish precedent, tue ten
deucv Of which would be- ~ bresk
down our sunday laws 81 over the
[ country. and bring 90 IA q continental
& ~fs1I&Fv WEI NJ th~ ttrtaitt - attiE tWttA
enco. therefore be g
Resolved. That we are grateful for
/ the action Of tne national c ngress IN
+ or,ternE size gates - pe closed upon
I tue afst day of the week. and W trust
no contrary action may be- taken.
Resofgt ons were also passssi protest
inx against ilguor being s0lt OF the eN-
pos aan grounds, against She tofacca
Z and cigarette naoit. ami approving the
movements % prevent the wearing ot
+ iong skirts on the street e7ares N
tae pub Hnx society were placed on
f ssie st sss ard several thoassnt dot
( lars subscribed in very tee u .autes
F Iae - s1ce 0f thc afternoon sess on
F wss tsxsa Bp n dscussfea a tne 80
cis snd segs departments. fNe even
lag ssssi p cnns.<Ted af addresses ~
F delegates aa s.elal suniects, sad TOE
conre1,irr vss Drouanf - close
+ ls5merrow tie delegates 49, - gwen
AZ szeeEssn sroand sac famous
I ''ieop."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
No, Contiguous Waters.

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. 2.--The Empire
government organ gives the follow
ing as the real reason why the recip-
rocai wrecklng agreement arrived at
between the governments of the United
States and Canada last winter has not
gone into effect:
The first clause OF the act passed by
the dominion parliament last season
SAYS:
United States vessels and wrecklng
appliances may save any property
wrecked and may render and aud as
slstsnce To any vessels wrecked, q ;.
abled or IN distress III the waters OF
Canada contiguous to the United
States" The United States govern
ment, II appears, claims that the priv
Iiege should extend to the canals
OF Canada, but i cannot be con-
tended for moment that they are
contiguous waters" The dominion
government says that the United states
claim cannot he granted, as Canada
must retain full control over her canal
system, but IN every other respect the
fullest privileges will be accorded TO
our ne:ghbors IN TINS particular matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Iail Delivery at Lima.

LIMA, o., Nov. 2.-Another jail de.
livery took place here this morning.
Three prisoners escaped. The fourth
one, AsDury John, colored man,
could not get through the hole In the
window, SO he gave the alarm 10 Sheriff
ONeill. The prisoners gained their
liberty 10y saving off the iron CRATES III
the window on the west side of the
lsil. Joseph Credeir, charged with al
attempt to- Kill Or. Wetherill of Bluff
ton; +. NJ. Hall and James M.Williams.
charged with forgery. gained their
liberty. There were SIX other prisoners
IN jail. including Harry Stevenson. the
boy who shot and killed Ed Rslisbaugh
at McBeth's lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

Lackswanns, the top of pilot house,
= number of doors. four windows, =
quantity of cabin work painted white
ana grained inside, and 4 brsss engine
room bell on board. No report has
been received from North Msnitou as
10 whether she is ashore there, but i. is
very probable. on account of the
quanIity OF the wreeksge, that she has
gone down with all on board. The
schooner Ostrich. lumber laden, cap
sized south OF Nsnitou island and a
quantity OF wreekagc from her has
iloated TO tbs beach. No report has
oeen received from her crew and they
are supposed 10 be lost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Killed by a Maniac.

DUBLIN. Nov. "A horrible crime
was committed last night in the Royal
Irish constabulary barracks at Baliina-
drina, county kildare. Constable Pill
kIngton, seized, it Is supposed, with a
sudden tit of insanity, entered the bed
room where Sergeant Logan and his
wife were sleepiag and shot
them with revolver, kill
ing them instantly. The mad.
man then turned to the sleeping rooms
of Logan's children and, attacking
them, left them all tor dead. Two
were found TO be dead with their heads
crushed in, three fatally injured and
the remaining two seriously injured.
Pilkington then tried to burn the bar
racks, but the alarm spread, and find
ing himself discovered he committed
suicide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
sMUoGLED OPIUM SEIZED
Detroit Custom Officials Make a Big
Haul.

DETROIT, Nov. Custom house su-
thorities made n seizure of 81 900 worth
of contraband opium in the Michigan
Central depot yesterday.
The officials were gwen tip that an
attempt would be made TO smuggle the
drug. The officers watched all night.
but saw nothing suspicious. aud LETT a
man on guard OF the river.
The spy reported that two men
had taken couple of trunks 10
the depot. About O'Clock IN the
afternoon pleasant looking man
checked the trunks To Chicago and
was at once arrested. The trunks and
two grips were filed with opium. The
pris ner gave his name a. A. J. Morn
son of Plymouth. Mich. lie made
q futile effort TO escape and Knocked
one of the officers out. The officials
have a description of bls pal"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Big Forest Fire.

GREENsBURG. Pa. Nov. Over 30,-
600 acres of timber have been destroyed
by the forest fires that have been rag
lng in the mountains above Waterford.
The flames show very little abatement,
Notwithstanding the rains that fell this
afternoon. Very little progress is
being made by those who are making
an effort to arrest the flames. Ii is
the most destructive known to have
occurred in the mountains for thirty
years. A small herd of cattle. two
goats aud some sheep per-
lsheJ last night. So far as
keeping the fire away from the
farm buildings the people having been
successful thus far. The fire started
above Kecksburg and Ia slowly pushing
its way north. The loss already has
been estimated at $50, 900
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
PLENTY or MONEY.
Figures That Make a Persons Head
SWIM.

WAsHISGTos, Nov. 2.-The circuls-
ton statement issued by the treasury
department shows the amounts of gold
and silver coins and certificates. United
states notes and IA tl0nal bank notes ia
circulation November /, TO be 81 b06,-
lS9.I3o, net increase Tor the III )nth
OF October OF sl0.0s9, ,752 aud an IN
crease sInee November OF s4l .647 ,57i.
The circulation per capita based on a
population OF $685. 900 people IS
s2i.4.
The principal changes in circulation
are: Increase, standard silver dollars,
u, l0S. .35l; subsidiary silver. 81 .059. 1879;
treasury notes, act July Il, 1890, - .565.-
56S; United States notes. s9,477 ,O16;
nauonal bank notes sl39,0g2. De-
creased, god CON, Sz72, 1872; gold certl-
ficates, s955,05O; SILVER certificates.
81, 297 .295; currency certificates, act
Jund o, 1872, 80, 40, 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Eniiemic Of Dinhtheria-

ST. MARY's, o., Nov. There is no
let up IN dphtheris epidemic at ChIca-
saw, and although every precautlon is
taken to prevent the spreading OF the
disease, thus far II has proven useless.
Since last Monday fifteen new cases
and two deaths since the disease first
broke out ten days ago. Several bad
cases are reported at Sebastian, four
miles distant, though no fatalities have
occurred there ss yet. Doctors are
kept busy night sad day. The disease
seems rs effect most children. The
state board of health has been notified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

Fatal Freight Tram COLLISION in Al
kansas.

LITTLE RocK. Ark. Nov. "A tern
bic COLLISION of freight trans occurred
on tue Little Rock & Fort Smith rail
road a. 1870 Gel ck this morning four
nlile- north of CABIN creek. aud ss q
result three men. Eoglneer Hugh
Jones. Fireman william Darby and tne
head brakeman. are dead Both trans
we're running At the rate Of twenty
mlles Al hour az the time Of the COLI
son. TIE crew Of the south hound
tram jumped AMI saved their ives.
r fteen car. loafed WIN iumheT we're
wrecked and caught on Ere. Roth en-
gnss snd twenty csrs we're deuaol-
shed. The COLLISION va due 90 the
csriessness Of the leieerspn operator ~
CABIN Creek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

an order 10 show cause, returnai'ie Al
D. ~ THURSDAY, upon an Application
council OF Detroit 20 resclnd an order
appointing hve election inspectors Al
each election precinct IN Detroit
DsnnyNampau et ais, makes the sppii-
cation, claiming the democrats are not
getting square deal. Jane A. pav-
ison We. John shanahan Ell al; J. W.
Chaddock TT al, ". Robert II. Barry
ct al; Joseph Dunlap et al. vs.. Jane
Dunlap; John w. Lathrap VS.. Charles
ID. klsner; George 4. Nye vs.. estate
Harvey King. Thursdays call: 81.
%, 9S, ~, -, 95, %, 9s. %, 100.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
TRAINS IN A WRECK.
Bad Smashup on the Fort Wayne Road
at Allegheny.

PTTrsBURG, Nov. "A DISASTROUS
wreck occurred on the Fort Wayne at
the Washington avenue crossing in
Allegkeney about O'Clock this morn
ing. fast freight from the east was
struck by the Keystone express from
Chicago, due at 1890. smashing slx
freight cars and badly wrecking the
engine of the express. In the confu-
son which attended the accidents 10
precautions was taken To flag the fast
express No. /. out to Chicago.
and this train, running at terrific
speed crashed into the first wreck, com
pletng a blockade of three tracks.
Engineer Harry Sauerbeck, of the No.
/ express. bad no time 30 Jump from
ms cab and was ly crushed. lie
WAS taken ont few minutes later aud
sent To- his home on Allegheny avenue.
The fireman, whose name and resi-
dence were not learned, jumped from
tbs cab 1ust before the engine struck
the wreck and was badly hurt. The
engine of No. I express was entirely
demolished, while the contents Of the
broken cars were scattered around
over great deal Of ground.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Judge Cravans Dead.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2.-Judge John X =.
Cravans OF this city, one of the leading
lawyers and most widely known lurIsts
OF NJ MIssouri. died At O'Clock this even
Ing of low mslarIal fever after an ill
ness of several weeks. Judge Crsvans
was 81 years OF age and hsd practiced
law in Western Missouri for over thirty
years. lie was = leading republican
and he hsd held many important
Offices. TINS year he was candidate
on tho republican ticket for circuit
Judge OF Kansas City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
RIVAL cAIeFs.
Hot Times in Store tor the Navajo In
dams.

dams.
ALBUQuEReuE. N..M., Nov. Col.
W. e. Marmon. commander of the La
guua fIndian) milltia, who IS here on
business, states that a serious warfare
10 threatened between two factions OF
the Navajo Indians. Black Horse. u
desperate Navajo, has proc iaimed HIM
self cnIef over several thousand lndi-
ans IN the Carrizo mountains. where
there Is supposed To be rlcn gold mines
and will NOT let any OF the Indians OF
the plain enter the mountains. The
latter Indians are under Chief Mariana
and declare that they Will not be IN
undated, but will 20 INTO the noun
tains II through blood. The situation
is indeed threatening and yesterday
afternoon compsnSof cavalry. under
Captain kingshury, left Fort Wingate
for the scene of the trouble. There Is
also trouble brewing between the InGi-
ans and a stocknian near Scuba City.
A few months ago several Navalos got
intc "a shooting scrape with Lot Smith
and the latter was killed. Since then
the stockmen have had 1t IN for the
Indians.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

Beverley Arrsigned IN the monro. Circuit
for HIS Crime

MovRoF, Nov. Clarence Beverley,
the Dundee murderer, was ssrsigned
IN the clrcuit court Yesterday sgt
upon the advice II hIs counsel, Jos1
q Zshel. 81 retsTssurEh. ~ refused %
plead 50 the information charging nim
wiih murder ia t8e hrst degree By
direction 4 the court = pea 0f not
guilty was entered in hls beha 4.
Beverley nas lost hrs nerve. and
when brought into court wepi IKE q
chrld. lis Old fafhtr snd mother we're
present and presented Tuly pitishls
appearance. pon notion q Bever-
levs attorney the trsi oi tee Csse =
continued Bnhl tbe February term Oi
court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
BROKE INTO WINDOWS.
Safe Blowers Crack the Depot Strong
Box at Big Rapids.

BIG RAPIDs, Nov. AFTER midnight
the Office of the Chicago Il North Mich.
ryan and Detroit, Lansing Il Northern
railroad IN TINS city was entered 10y
burglars forcing open window front.
ing on the platform and work wss
commenced ON the safe. A hole was
drilled n the proper spot and the com
husiion bolt released by inserting =
narrow calsel. The rest was easy and
the safe gave up It's money-less than
$50 Nothing else wes disturbed 80 faI
as known. The burglars were evidently
professionals. The Job was as complete
as the burglary Of the Aurdock \ Ions
safe n few weesssgo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
sev,ral Indians Cfen,,,e1.

SPOKANE. Wash, Nov. 2.-Rily Con.
don. the we'll known scout and trapper,
reached Sere t0dayIwith news Of a hor-
rlhle casualty IN tne osanogsn country.
Monday niEnt seven Indians Of Chief
Joseph's band secured large quantity
Of wnIsky from which they became ln-
toxicated aud while sleeping of the
effects of the carousal IN cabin. the
building caught fire and they were
burned TO death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Delegates Appolnted.

LANSING, Nov. 2.--sioyernor Wlnsn rs
has appointed the following delegates
10 the national prison congress To De
held 81 Baltimore, commencing Decem-
Der J and continuing through 10 De
cember 7: The Rev. Lee :. McColester,
the Hon. Levi l.. Barbour. the Hon.
Theodore l.. llinchman, Mrs. Agnes L..
d'Arcsmball. Mrs. j. h. Mulliken, Mrs.
David Whitney. all OF Detroit, and
Mrs. William Humphrey of Adrian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
LOVES YOUNG DREAM.
Poisoned Her Love and Then Suicided
at Supper.

COLUMBIA, Pa, Nov. John X.
ChIlds, u married pnan, mot reciprocal
ing the attentions OF young Sarah
Haddon, the latter offered him a glass
of milk IN winch she had placed strych-
nine at the supper table last night.
Childs took two swallows and noticing
a bitter taste refused TO drink it. Miss
Haddon then took the glass and saying
she would throw the milk out; went to
another room and swallowed the
potion. She died soon afterwards.
Chllds boarded with the would-be
murderer's mother. He was made i'll
by drinking portion OF the mixture
but recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Western Union Files las Certificate.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-The Western
Union Telegraph company today filed
certificate of the increase of Its cap
ital stock OF 500. 200, 900 in the county
clerks office. It's capital was formerly
$50, 100000. The certificate declares
that the increase was decided upon by
a vote of over two-thirds of the stock
holders. II declares further that 1t has
paid in capital of 500 900, 900 by the
increase and all its debts and liabilities
are 81, $50, $50.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
Narrow Escape nj Jackson.

JACKSON, Nov. 2.-Six men in n
wagon were struck by the l1:45 train
last evening at the Cooper street cross
ing. BY the sheer good luck which
men have gong home at midnight
none were seriously injured, although
three were considerably bruised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

SAULr STE. MARIE, Nov. The crew
OF the schooner Zach Chandler. sup
posed to have been lost IN the late gale,
arrived here yesterday afternoon and
the tug which was going TO their assist
apce was recalled, as there was nothing
To save. She was insured for 6,g50
and her cargo OF lumber for 81. 300.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

PoroHKtFrsrE. \. y, Nov. Oh
servers % the political stussion 10
Duchess county are commenting upou
the fact that Wee President M0rtons
coachnasB hss been gong about The
Village 81 RhinsbecK tor the past few
dsvs offering 20 bet 500 Sc often 81 hs
can find takers on HsfrisoB's election.
and that the kepuhlicsns viii carry
New , efk stHte. For many weeks fol-
loving the MInnespois convention
everybody heresbouts watched for
soule lndicati0n 81 nov NJ. horton
felt Tns saddsn confidence on ths
part 81 nis cosrhrsn q regarded no o
straw ~ observers Ira tsis vicinity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03
STONED F,nn's speech.

NEGAUsEE, Nov. 2.-Durng q Demo
cratic rally held 10y ;. Maurice Finn, the
of Grand Rapids, at palmer last even
ing, Mr. Clay was called liar 10y per-
sons in the audience. and Mr.. FINN Was
continuously hlssed until the sDeach
had to be gwen up. The hall WAS
packed with Finnish miners. who aid
their best TO break up the meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-03

SAY ERANefsco. Nov. 2.-The badly
decomp, sed body of Mrs j. johnson
and her l5-yesr-olI son GHstsve were
found At their home today Neither
Esd heen seen since 2 week age Mon
day, and as fbe family vere IN desti-
tnge clrcumstsnces. it = beiieved TO be
= nase OF lnnhle s.lc.lr.