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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
JACK HAS A RIVAL
London Police Capture Bad
Fellow
WHO POISONED TWO GIRLS
He IL Thought 10 Be Notorious Amerl-
can CRIMINAL - His Dss-
tafdiy Methods

LoSpos, June e.-The poisoning OF
the two unfortunate girls. shrivell and
Marsh. 10 assuming an International as
pect. Ii 10 claimed that the alleged
murderer, whose name 10 not gwen,
formerly resided in the United States
and committed or attempted similar
crimes in Brooklyn and New York. II
the current reports are true he must be
a sort of Jack the Ripper. With the
exception that he used poison in
stead OF knife. IL Is asserted
that the London ana New York
police have been in communication on
the subject and that the New York
police have gwen important informa-
ton To the London authorities. The
police still withhold the name of the
accused, and until it IS revealed there
will be some public doubt as TO whether
they have such man. Ii is positively
asserted, however, that they have, and
that the evidence will convict him OF
having administered strychnine TO the
Stamford street girls. Had the poison
worked little more quickly the girls
would not have lived long anough TO
make the revelation when leaves no
doubt that . double murder was
committed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
KIMBALL IN FEAR OF DEATH.
The Wyoming Man Is Afraid He Will
Be Hanged or Shot.

CaEyENSE, Wyo., June 9.-E. H.
Kimball, the Converse county deputy
sheriff charged with libeling ex.Gov.
ernor Baxter, waived examination yes
terday. HIS bail was fixed at 81 800
and will be furnished tomorrow, when
q lawyer will be brought from Denver
to defend him. KINDA Is afraid that
he will be hanged or Sthok here and
wants to get away. His friends are q
sheepman and former cattle baron,
now in politics.
BUFFALO, Wyo., June 9.-Everything
is yet quiet IN this country. Round
ups are proceeding harmonlously with
out event of any kind marring the
peace. The report of the hanging of
four men is q canard. The county was
never in q more quiet or settled condi-
ton and no one can account for the
sending of troops here unless it be the
eliminating point Of plot to kill the
country's civilization and prosperity.
Private dispatches today state that gov
eminent troops are en- route, and it is
the general belief that martial law will
be declared when they are in position.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
FORMER FIRST BALLOTS.
How the Vote Was Taken in Prior Con-
ventions.


There Was no contest over the repub-
lean nomination in the conventions Of
1854, 1853 and 1872. The nomination
in each case was by reclamation.
In the convention Of 1876 this was
the vote on the first ballot: Blaine,
2s5; Morton, ia; Bristow, ll3; Conk-
ling, %; Hayes, 81; Hartranft. SO;
Jewell, IL: Wheeler, 3. The nomins-
ton was made on tie seventh ballot.
In the convention of 1880 this was
the vote on the first ballot: Grant, 304;
Blaine, 2s4: sherman, 90; Edmunds. "a;
washburne, 30; Window, 10. The
nomination was made on the thirty
sixth ballot.
In the convention of 1894 this was
the vote on the first ballot: Blame,
3s4; Arthur, 27s; Edmunds, 90; Logan,
90; John Sherman, 30; Hswiey. ID; Lin
coin, 4; William Tecumseh Sherman,
>. The nomination was made on the
fourth ballot.
In the convention of 1888 this was
the vote on the first ballot: sherman.
2S3; Gresham. Ill; Depew, 30; Allison.
81; Alger, ~; HARRISON, 90, Blaine, 80;
Ingalls,, %: Rusk, 25; Phelps, Is; Filter,
~: Hswley, 10: Lincoln, 3, Mckinley,
?. Hsrrison's nomination was made
on the eighth ballot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
STAGE RoBBER IN THE JURY BOX
Sensational Discovery Follows an Auesi
for Bribery in California

S~&SSA<Sts&@ b@1~SsStf ESA1~1 80 Tsss~@>
for Bribery in California
sAs FRANCISCO, June s--The au-
thorltles were amazed yesterday 10 mud
that j. IL. squires, juror who MAS ar
rested in the box yesterday and in
dicted Tor attempted bribery, IS re-
tired train ana stage robber
with one OF the hardest criminal
records on the coast Detective
Hume OF the wells-Fargo Express
company idenufied the man aud de-
ciared that squires had professed re-
petance. Hume said today that squires
was seat 10 Carson penltentary ia Ne
vAda Tor twenty-tnfee wears IN 1870 Tor
the robbery Of Central Pacific tram At
Verdi. but was pardoned ten years ago.
This Verdi robbery WAS the first
OF the bold tram robberles IN
California which have since been fire.
quent. Ii was planned by the notorious
criminal, big Jack" Davis, who gath
cred band OF nine iesperadoes and
roDbed the train IN scientific style. All
except two, who turned states evl-
dence, We're sent 10 the penltentiary for
long terms. One year later they made
break. killed three guards and es-
capped across the desert. but we're all
captured. Squlres had some political
''pu.l" and thus got pardon. He ad-
mitted 10 Detective Hume that he had
robbed many stage coaches while he
was ostensibly engaged IN prospecting
the Sierras. He was regarded as a
criminal OF poor nerve and Hume
thought his reformation was genuine.
The evidence against him now Is 50
conclusive that he will get long term
III the state prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

ton, As ne w0aid be absent during IN
sumner, anl tail a. ms post OF aats -
London and therefore could not De
member OF the eommstss. b1fein
Withdrew IA favor Of Huston and his
election was made unanimous MI.
Houston accepted the poe ton and
stated that as IN the past ne would
serve the state organization IS faith
folly "a he asd Always done. it q
deemed probable. IN case OF President
HaFrison's denomination, that Mr..
Huston wIli De- made chairman OF the
national committee Mr.. New Vas the
Oldest merlber OF the national commit
tee. he mas served for twenty years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
WOMAN COwHIDES ANOTHER.
Mrs. vickary Of Somerset. KY, Uses the
Lash on Mrs. Sallie Brown.

SOMERSET, KY. June 9.--As the serv-
ices OF the George o. Barnes meeting
closed ut Johnston's hall about 10
o'clock last night. Mrs. William Wick
airy met Mrs. SalIie Brown, q dsshing
and pretty young widow, at tbe door
and struck her number OF times
with cowbide. The affair Gre
ated intense excitement, as the
parties are prominently connected
with the beet families in this COM
munity. Mrs. Brown is charged with
alternating the affections OF Mrs Wick
sry's husband aud writing affectionate
iettert TO him. one or which Mrs. Wick
AIRY found IN her husbands pocket.
Mrs. Brown does not deny 4. Mrs.
Nhkary's husband took the next train
north for kansasGity. Mrs. Brown ex-
pccted u go Wits HIM, but he tailed to
call for her. Mrs. Vlcksry was arrested
at a late hour and the case viii proba-
bly, be ventilated IN the courts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

which casse trnabie and nisefy At the
two critical periods ia . ~esnsns hfe--the
change from sirIbcoa ~ wcus nho<-a. and,
later the : change q lfe Iii 10 a perfrctfT
safe and sn especially variable remedial
agent. tia, can prosacr only god rpsalts
lis psowerful invsgeraffng tontr. ami .
sooshsng and strengthening nsrvins iagiti-
mate F1e33csnc-Farely veeseabie. perfectly
haFrnicss-and csrsfafsy saaJsei. hy an ex-
perse8ced physician. to wssnzns aeiIosse
neefS
For eli the arrangements, irrexnissiries
and seAkncsesr peculiar ~ the sex the
. Fs~or4te fre~riptasn - q rens>vly 70 Ger
tain that u can IL ssorea
d Ii II d1~<nf
give ssti4 7cSas8 N every cA<e, the fnons4 il
returned Ne efhss u,>3ietns IN wons~n =
- IN TN wsy No oshw nand1ne e. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
TRIED TO KILL A BISHOP.
Arrest of . Maniac While Trying to Elk
ecute His Divine Command.

FRANKFORT, June at 2 o'clock
this morning crazy man entered the
palace of Bishop Dingelstadt, in Luen.
ster. The bishop heard the mau en-
ter his bedroom and mutter some
thing about "misNon to execute the
vengeance of God" The bishop waited
until the man had crossed the room
and then sprang from his bed, ran out
aud closed and locked the door be.
hind him. He summoned the police
and the maniac was arrested after o
struggle. The man carried knife and
revolver. He said that IN . vision he
had received the command to kill the
bishop and was about to execute his
divine commission. He will be sent to
az asylum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
Wav on Color.

The hue OF health! Who can mistake IL.
The white brow. the deep-ned tnt Of the
cheek. these associated with brightness and
animation OF the eye. CHEEKY expression Of
the countenance. are infalible indicia that the
liver Is performing its functions actively. and
that consequently digestion and the bowels
are undisturbed. II. however. the complex
face is drawn and void Of sprightliness and
and animation. the hillary gland Is almost GER
tain to be out of order. Rectify the difficulty
speeSy; 'eOscu a E wn .ne pasamopp i,
tiers, which promptly remedies not only the
above outward and visible signs of bill BUSINESS.
but also the sick headaches. constipation.
vertigo. fur upon the tongue, nausea. sour
breath and pains througi the right side " hch
characterize IT,. The liver is always seriously
involved In malaria. for which the Bitters Is a
sovereign specific. This medicine remedies
with equal promptitude ana completeness.
kidney complaint. dyspepsia. rheumatism
and nervousness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
Made on the Thames.

There are now IN existence ! ,les sec-
tons OF submarine telegraph cable. the
aggregate length of winch - 1901
mlles. Nearly all this vast length of
cattle mas been made on the hanks OF
tue Thames. The maintenance Ct the
submarine lines requires tie exclusive
service Of thirty seven specially con-
ssructed steamers. when have total
oi 30. isi tins Engineers Magazine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
WILL CONFER WITH cARNoT.
Minister Coolidge to Talk on Treaty Me-
gotiations With the President.

Minister Coolidge to Talk on Treaty Me-
gotiations With the President.
Paris, June 9.-T.Jefferson Coolidge,
minister of the United States to France,
is awaiting an interview with President
Carnot TO discuss with the president
subjects of great Importance to the
two countries and especially the ad-
vancement of the interests OF the inter-
national monetary conference. Mr..
Coolidge says the object of this confer
ence has MS hearty sympathy. He ad-
nitts that he is opposed to the free sill
yer bill, although he thinks that Europe
would benefit by its passage. Later
Mr.. Coolidge says there will probably
be some tinkerng done with the extra
dition treaty which the American SEN
ate has failed to approve. He has re-
ceived NO Instructions in relation to the
new commercial treaty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
HARsisoa's MEMS FIGURES.
They Claim 5zf Votes on the First
Ballot.

MfSxEApoLIs. Juns Cit Is said that
none IL the Ohio delegates were pres
ent at the Harrison caucus today. The
following are the figures of the Harri.
son column as revised At the head.
qufrters and given out tonight. Ala
bama, :; Arkansas. Is, California, Z;
Connecticut. s, Delaware. 3; Florida, s;
tieoggiA. -. Illinois. 50, Indiana. 20.
Iowa. -: Kansas. Is, Kentucky. q.
Louisans. :, Maryland. Is; MsssAchu-
sets. Is, Michigan, 5; Minnesota, .;
Nississippi, II: Missouri, 20, Montana.
/ Nebraska. "a. New Hampshire, 49,
New Jersey, -; New York, -: North
Carolina. II: North Dskots, 2, Ohio, -
Oregon. q. Pennsylvania, Is, >onth
1arogsns. IS; south Dskots, 4; Tennts
see. rs. Texas, p Vermont. j, Virgins.
.. West Virginia, !; Wisconsin. ~;
Wyoming. 4; New Mexico. 3; osia-
hons. :, lab, ISL.
III won ef were 20 vote for a national
drink az we'll as FOR q nstioaal Hover
probably they would name zee cream
soda. There seams 70 D. seraze for zee
cream sods among the members OF tue
gentle ses ant Is - credit - their
taste. - coalsng aud filllaz - well 81
cheap .--Jackson PstFiet
Efforts % pail ths urtngs of religious
preiadlcs n c1nnsetlea With tae MIN.
aeapolss convention or say other pssiat-
cal setson are aavoFtAy the sp.sn 81
toswrauen aad pfafaal foFhssrsnee
wnlsh hss made the Afaeftes OF today
q gossblhty -Dstrott frsbuue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

All members of the X. o. T. NJ.
and l.. o. I. NJ. are requested tn meet
at Uniform Rank hall. No. 6 Pearl
street. Friday evening, June 10, at
O'Clock, p. m, sharp, to make arrange
mepts for the reception of the visiting
Sir Knights of Muskegon ard Grand
Haven. BY order of
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
ENORMOUSLY CRUEL TO A CHILD.
Essex, Ont, Excited Over the Wretched
Life of Little Florence Harrison.

Life OF Little Florence HARRISON.
WINpsoR. Ont, June 9.-Warrants
were issued by Magistrate Bartlett
yesterday morning charging Mrs.
Brodie, Mrs. Scott, Charles Scott, James
Bendick and John Richardson, all OF
Essex. with cruelty beating Florence
Harrison. The girl WAS examined 10y
doctors today. The bruisted and
lacerated condition of her body
fully confirms her statements as to the
cruelties to which she was
subjected. The trial is set down for
tomorrow. The excitement in Essex is
intense. If half the current rumors
are true the two women must have had
q mama for inflicting pain on the
wretched girl. One report has 1t that
favorite method OF torturing the
child was to strap her wrists together
and suspend her by rope from the
ceiling, her toes touching the floor. A
public subscription has been taken up
to pay the expenses of the prosecution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

No, glris, II IL ne haras 20 wear your
best gowns and brightest eoioSs snd
newest, nsttlees styles now II you fave
en-. The only harm sand Tat ss
harm 20 yeui self-to wear envy in your
hesFi heesuse some other gFl is better
provided than yoa. IL Yoa wear thai
there you doa't deserve toe ether.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10
, Sss or GRANT ICE co. r ss'

Do not confuse the famous D.rsh OF Roses
with the many worthless paints. powders
creams and breaches which are flooding the
market Get the genuine of White White
IS cents per bottle. and guarantee IL will re-
move ycur pimples, frecxies. bssckheads
moth. tan and sanburn. and give you a lovely
com BE xicn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

~ the Eleeslon OF Huston % Succeed
New ss Committeeman.

~" = E@777III-II-E- -I'7F-.7
N1SNHkFvtts, June s.--fns election
fhr Afternoon Of r. Y Huston % De a
r<sss tpr Of the naueusi committee
fn8rs Ercisffs to succeed Iobn G. New
we< a By surprise o. evtrrone ard
esnsea - ecd Of speculation Ths
1ts aeaetiess psftiv due is the re
rarted 4 s&sfeet.eu 81 sfr Huston With
re- nresssfsnf tl.d ire knowietge tlsst
ny NAs az Far ~ TIE confidence Of
she nrs.sdenf snd rs been TIE setasl
assaaser Of tie caiaoalsa a. Nlaeea-
ros Tor Be fe-eirctor TheFe aere
t4u ruazs raeel8ssee fsr tA7 henar.
= - A,stisa sn,l " !. Dnrbse. wha
wers asaAsrg nc struggle fef the STAGE
~ New h2t safernef 49, triends t8at
y wvas nat g. 4 card laste Tor fs-~iee-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

ossBA, June Q. -. r. Buchanan has
declined tie offer OF The WesgeTn Pas
seneer ASSOCIATION rendering him the
the ehalrmansllip Of that ofgspExatlsa
20 succeed W. W, Finley Mr.. Buchanan
submitted counter proposition which
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

provided t~o years contract. 1hls
the ASSOCIATION deelned 90 conslder
and another selection viii be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Keep your eyes bright. your cheeks
fresh, siep hight. laughter musical. and
your heart pure and you'll have treas
Urea money caa q buy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Visit Hartrnan's hall when you are
hungry for delightful music, the most
delicious creams, confectionery or soda
water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

What do you Think A Turkish bath
for 30 cents this week. n. :. I.abour-
seller. corner Monroe and Iona streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Mrs. wisssow's soornISe s.Fep has been useu
for children teethinE liz saoti,s fhe child
seftens the gums. sliays all pain. cures ~laa.
collie. and Is the best remedy for aiarrheea,
Twenty FIVE cents q bottle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Fresh Mackerel Just arrived at Det-
tenthaler's fish and game depot, Mon.
roe street. Try them; they are good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

They are now open, Captain Vents
new parlor baths, under the Cadillac,
Waterloo street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Have you tried Hartman's New York
cream and other delicious summer re-
freahments?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

ST right al
tie proper srnc-
tons a woman
hood DIR. rlerses
fsvcrfte Pre-
scgipf5on is the
rcaseiy !; rgs
lates and pro
uots< Their SC
sinn. ard removes
the okstfusicss
an spsU4rAafrsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Half the usual price. A Turkish bath
ut 80 cents this week. n. s. Labour.
seller, corner Monroe aud Ionia streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-10

Miss Winston of Nstchez. Miss, was
among yesterdays guests At the New
Livingston.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-11-21
iprO6en, iotuie Ser 6irma g. &. SeGbrp &
So, elmer &unitb6nolerftrma.

- ~
So, elmer &unitbanb[crfirn1a.
Oefterrei6.
6err &ap6ael Subj, 8ertreter bes y0iter.
rei6ii6en 9orfes" nn6 Mttglie6 Der
81 iterretcbii3en QluSfteQun9scommiifion,
TT bier geitern eingetroffen.
!Serr &ube t6eilte Dem @eneralotrcctpr
NIT, oaB fit bic 0it%erreicbtlcbe Section i'm
0etperbepalait Elm eIeganter 8al bon 100
SUB 2Gnge nit Der Sront na6 Columbia
Qoenue aufgefIbrt iperoen iou, falls bieS
angGngig Jet, Der mittLere S6etI, in Sorm
zines Baptaons, lit IS SUB bo9.
I~loti3en.
Sin mut6tger 8re6iger in Chippewa
SAILS, isis, tpclber BON Der &an5eI Dera6
ben voffenen" @eltauSitellungS Sonntag
empfabG, lit Bel ietnen MISREPRESENTATION
@oue9en in nngnabe berfallen. Der ber>
niinftige Wann, benz ale 2tberalen Bic
b0cbIte @nerfennun8 i6ulben, bate baS
GongreBgeieb, pel9es ben Sabbatb berfigt,
ais uunconftttlttionea" un6 vgegen 6aS @ez
meinpobl peritoBenb" beSei6net.
Sn 8aibin9ton lit man etfrtg nit Der
9erteQung Der colum6ti3en 8riefmarfen
beibdfti9t.
Die Stem gOrfcr 0aunb & SEGREGATION
60, tpelbe ba5 Gtec9t erpirft bat, auf Ben
2agu1en 40 bis so eleftrti6e 8oote fabren
81 laIien, bat Oa9e9en prOtefttrt, baB Der
BertpaltungSrGt6 auBerbem nod Jog.
"cabboats" li~5enitrt, Die ebenfaIs nit
@lectrtcttGt betrteben tperoer. Die gtaptz
CATION So. mabt gelten6, baB biele ''cab-
boats" BEN SbneQperfe6r ibrer eigeneu
Sa6rSeuge beeintrdcbtigen unb tbncn un@
angenebme @oncurren5 bereiten perben.
GorauSitbtltcb miro man itb barauf
etti9er1, baB bte ''cabboats" ptel tleiner
gebaut tperoen, ais urlpritngltc6 beabitc9tigt
mar 6enn ie fletner Bic Scbtfe, belto
i6mGcber bic G%oncurren5 unb bic 8ez
lGitt9ung.
Secretdr 8iLiou bonn Muiifbureau lit
ioeben na3 benz Often abgereiit, no
er fiir bte Sammlung muiifalii3er Guz
rtoittdten tbdtig iein mir0. Wan lptr6 in
6ieier 8e5tebung Sic gStener WtuItfausitelz
lung %tacbabmen.
Ser englti9e Gommtiidr 9rebge ieBt in
2onoon neuerotngs mteDer feline columbt1
i9en 8ortrdge fort.
Ser Serb WlaDor bon 2Dn6pn, Stuart
&ntl, bat Die Q(6ii9t auSgebriGt, I'M
Sommer 1893 Chicago gu beiucben. @r
bat Elm @ontite or9aniitrt, tpeIdes namente
Ii6 iib nit Der Sammlung BON &unIt1
tperfen befaBt un6 bteieI6en Iei6wetie na3
Chicago i9tft.
Ser amerifaniicbe GoniuG in @moD tpir6
bemnd9it cine betrd4tli6e Q(n5abl bon
S6auititden aus China bterberlenben,
ndmlib Wio0ele bon 80ten, Sti0len unb
anberen ipe5ifti9 9ineii6en @egenitGnOcn.
Ginen 0tieienfdie bon 9 SUB 9urcbmeiier
unb 6 SUB 60be unb $4,000 8funb Gez
tpi6t ptrb bas gountp 2anarf, Canada,
auf Die @eltaltsiteIung icbtden. Scbe Sub
bes Gountp trd9tMilcb gu Oieiem 8unbers
fGie bel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-02

II could pay for sickness 81, or. 45, for ac-
cident (desth) $780, for accident Cnjury)
soc, for funeral S1G0, or a total of 81, 732. 40,
and have balance of S740 30 left.
Believing that the Bullion Beck COM
pany is sincerely DESTROYS of securing to
their employees all the benefits, not only
OF accident insurance, but what is, as may
be seen from the foregoing statement OF
facts, of far greater mportance-benefit
for sickness and death resulting therefrom,
their employees would no doubt be quite
willing in order to maintain the friendly
relations which have for more than twelve
months existed, to enter into an agree
ment similar to one which has to the
mutual advantage of employers and en-
pioyed been faithfully observed by both
In the mines of Virginia City, New. by
which the employees are bound TO protect
the property of the employers
from danger by fire or other cause,
Thus securing as far as brave and faith
full men can do it, the safety of their pro-
perty. Ia the sincere hope that other en-
ployers. after careful reading of the
above statement, will be induced not only
by a sense OF justice but OF self interest, to
consider the same favorsbly and so give
their employees the most protection at the
least cost and without loss securing the
best services of the best men, since these
are generally found where they are best
treated. / am, sir, in the interest of
liberty and justice,
Yours with respect,
JOHN DUGGAN,
Fin. Sec. Eureka Miners Union.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-10-02
WHAT A REAL THUNDER STORM u.

1.-THE people of this country do not know
what thunder storm is" asserted Juan
Segarez, native of Peru, now stopping at
the Lindell. "You must go to the noun
tains of the tropics if you want to see the
bolts of Olympian JOve and hear his tnun-
der roll. There is no sight on earth SO
grand as midnight thunder storm in the
Andes. Byron Describes night storm in
the Alps, and 1t appears inexpressibly
grand to those who have never felt the solid
earth rock beneath the terrific electric dis
charges, and seen the fOrked bolts rend gi-
Rantic rocks from mountain peaks and send
them crashing down into the we'll nigh
bottomle less chasms. ] spent q night in the
Andes in the summer of 49, Our party
was encamped in basin, walled in by
three snow-capped peaks. Shortly after
midnight sudden thunder storm came up,
and those three peaks seemed to be encir-
cied with fiery blue serpents, that coiled
and famed and darted their fiery tongues
across the triangular space at each other
for an hour. while the peals of thunder fol-
lowed each other in such quick succession
that 1t seemed one continual crash-like an
endless crack of doom. Bowlders larger
than any building ever erected by man
were torn from the crags and hurled into
the valleys while the rain came down like
second deluge, swelling in few minutes
every tiny rivulet to torrents that roared
like Niagara. The storm ceased as sud-
denly as it began, the torrents disappeared.
the stars shone out ana silence like the
grave succeeded the awful pandemonium. !,
SIS. Louis Gl0be-Dem0crdt