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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
ulIroroIut, uarrlns.



,r.........t..... i. and About Nov,
AHor tlrea .a III o-cu ion the commit
mtlce appointed uF tao fie7OJ terrain 'Ien-
erl Assem-. s. fI confer H.l the board of
directors ". Moon iAe''o-.cal Sem ."It con-
corning i.e itIil %. gre seminary 10 me
assembly 'ie- JAS. ID. ".l"o.,, 'c. ne
I.iIu' t.' o- -o E
t-N'-' - ny ~ ''- - '-0
.i O D." '" 90 .i-'.' D.
-......-... l.....a 40. We3ros1ou and
f,.,...u.tI sr.o.E ast eteu.u. There
good oall .- out rr ana both sides
v. ., e.rr.-f Dr. Patton president of
Princeton .eratr headed the A-,mb.ys
ull.f. aai Mass tae s1ou-e tuIy0cate OF
t.. a.reeIueut Cd. l.I' ly Will Tho cm.n
ars r0r'r. Iai t1 submit. tO tla General As-
.e. I.r I.r approval the names Of It's probes
..r- 0f theology So the Adjournment last
u Ift.e .av Ur Roberts. Cincinnati.
Amounted c0mmitteet prepare state
r...t i0rt.e pres. illus statement was con-
c.ete. after Hee. c0utau0n aid received the
lr .raI n. Patton. 10 Says.
Iae Assembly committee and the board of
direct ... arr.. el li ID basis for report ID q
.... General Assembly satisfactory to both
-r.a.. and rfuu. hope OF a harmonious
u o. matters at issue
V.. -.a-l- for % report was reached at
r.ooc'ork. and was celebrated by the con-
ference singing d raise God from Whom All
blessings Il0W.' The members of the COM
ference maintained the e,ucle~t secrecy
aluul tie sessions and louo of thea would
..l what tue staten eur they gave Out meant.
Ona oil fle director. o.. the seminary con-
eeutet ta saV only that dr. Briggs case was
r.t ..ra u.ll.e 10 WAS known all along that
.emimrl would refuse sacrifice DR.
Hr... all the nature OF the compromise
reached. % ls believed, amends the existing
ID. l.tmeuL
--lsrrnI0rs rrF AT SEA.
also. t..., t.,~,o5o OF can Tho
D '..'p '- e.7 80. az H.. - llo
.' ODD '-0 .''" 'i'1 az ", N0i .i"N
mo d.e' mystery I4Toe vessels ht,e sight
on INe D"t-i"- GRAFT ne Ky pi 'an -uo""I cA
..r ". or ~ I'poil Il- ,De arrived aI
..oA lA-l iN'ti7u"l, O"plaiH ing SAYS
t.'l -l "'i.e- on 'AD lnoIAlNs ol January
'N l"'''e '''' -'-D"o t.' N5 "a" d sIlp
.. y o.' H' o'' sue wa
"''.' 49, N"''"Iu
.....'. r-.'.-.,, i''.i 80 t" 'o '''7l
.r..a-'..9 .''''.' ',-'-@
''"0 p0''' u'--
...ta.n rg.r, saws tfst uyben 5oy brove
le searched ior tine Yes. eli s crew. Could
fuI uo tlace 0l chem Zen hours later he
steamer imperial Prince also sighted the
f. sci. Size was 5iil burning. The imperial
Prince o. ulu NOT go close o. the vessel in
sequence of heavy gale which was blow
l4 at the .une.
Maritime men yesterday were az q loss 20
larliv che burned vessel. number of
American built ships Were probably near
R.rra the burning ship YVES 81 htcd. The
Norwegian ship Anna Camp lott here on De
c.. beer l-lh lor trrlstana VIII cargo of re-
81 q ou. she "a not .eoA seen nee she de-
Parted The Camp was i.fmerly OF Bath,
&c., ana isol American build. Another ship
ul nave ooen iu 'lo ,0'"''' ""s tuo
500. ',-''-l ,y.tl. ,,.,,l.tra and ycss b5nnJ
f I....... .l. g.-,-.~I,, .aila3 ,,,,,l..r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
AUCTGONSALE>-Fut Lays.
UOMM IONERS SALE OF THE
TERMINAL II OTEL,
WEST POINT. Va,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1892
AT Il O'CLOCK ~


BY virtue Of a decree Of the circuit court OF
hing William county entered on the 2ist DAY OF
November. loJ ia the chancerf causes OF DlEss,
Ct ais. VI, Henley and Henley We klnson. trus-
tee, We will sell az auction TO the highest bid
der, upon the premises. on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1892,
commencing az u o. clock A., that VALUABLE
Ii FL PROPERTY described IN the deed Of
trust from Henley 20 .tklnsOn, trustee. as all
that certain tract or parcel OF land lying ant
beng IN tho town OF West Point. hing William
county VI a.. upon which stands the criminal
IOtc. and us al urfenances bong rs much OF
the Beach lot a. Ire betA een ID AMI Il streets as
they would be projected II they AN down O. the
water. Also all ne b. RNIIURE in SAID hotel
] ms is large -FOUR STORY HO1E'. located
IN beautiful lortion of the healthy and
growing town OF Nest Point and 10 well pat
rOnize as ) m ner Resort
IERMs: Cash enough TO lay expenses of sale
and TO discharge no several notes now due wi
inter 81 until paid as follows. Goo due Sep
L IA or J. 1881. s3t6i.ff 4313LB and 800
due March !. 1850; %, duo -eDteml er /, 1890.
.33i 83, sS.Oo666 and Si2J due March !. 1921.
and S2lU. duo sept inter j, 1871. an upon the
following credits: S3.3}A33. S3.O6t66 and
lOnntil March /, 1902 an the balance, IL any,
as may be announced al time OF sale
ISAAC DIGGs.
II. T. LEWIS
III. H. POLLARD
Commissioners.
Digs and ais. against Henley, and Henley
against Atkinson, trustee. and als.-ln the
Clerk Office OF the CIrcuis court OF hlng
William county:
I. burnley Taylor, deputy clerk OF the
SAID cour, do certify that the bond required OF
the - clal commissioning, by tho decree rem
dered in said cause on the 2lst day OF No'em-
Der. 1871 has been duly given.
Given under my hand clerk or the SAID
court this 18th day Of Deeem' er lsyl,
BURNLEY TAYLOR,
iaiO-So. Deputy Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24

lv Chewing Rose,
Real Estate Ageu.s AucIonoeFs and Brokers,
No. Onorth enth street.
UNJUST Go.
AUCTION SALE OF NO So Est DUNAL
STREE. WHICH Is A FRAME STORE
WITH DWELLING ABOVE.
by direction OF the owner. 2 nonresident
We Will Sell Dy auction upon the premises on
MONDAY. JANUARY 25 1892,
90 1890 O'Clock T.. H.. the property located IS
above. y DE Improvement are comuarafyt ly
new The lot Ia. front of - by about ls feet
IL We knew OF r toiter savings bank Than prop
erty OF ihis charac-er and 10 were in our line
wo wOull direct YOU % TO-.
IEHN5. AT sale. .
CHEWNING& ROSE
ia1T Aucuoneers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-24
MANCHESTER ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTANCUEsTFR PICKING AND PLESERy-
WI ING COMPANY.
T. b. CERsIEY. Pres t. >. W. LKwIs Manr.
Canned Goods. Sweet and Sour Pickles nj
wholesale Office and factory: H. a Z. K. r. at
Hull street crossing. jaiJ-3w
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
Electric Bsttera.

This remedy IL becoming so well
known and so popular as TO need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters ding the same song Of
prnise. --purer medicine does not exist
aud it IL guaranteed 20 do all that
ia claimed. Electric Bittcrs win cue
oil diseases Of the Liver and kidneye.
will remove Pimrles, Boils. salt Rheum
and Other affections causrd by impure
blocd.-will drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure
rs cnre all Malaria fcvcrs--For cure
Headache. Constipation and Indigcs-
ton try Electric Ritters- Entire sat-
isfaetioa guaranteed or money re-
landed Price soc md 81 90 per bot.
tie at Peck Bros' drugstore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

night hours he Is considered in the first
class a. a terror not only to possiple
grave robbers, but also to even gentle
manly and thoroughly circumspest
cemetery pedestrians. Well, We had
Just concluded to retrsce our steps and
take the electric cars home by the long
and roundabout route, when we saw
that shaggy, big dog making . break
for Us.
"Dodging tombstones and jumping
mounds, we reached vault, and in
true acrobatic style four Of US were
soon astride of cold stone roof with
that dog barking at our heels. Our
canes helped to keep him at bay, but
We were soon convinced that the ami
NAL could not possibly climb or jump
up to u.s. It was only semisatisfaction,
however, for the canine laid down at
the side Of the vault and assumed q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES look. We sat
there three hours, when our enemy set
up q series of terrible bowls, and one Of
the cemetery employees quickly ap-
peared upon the scene. He said he
knew bullets had no effect on spooks or
ghosts, or he might have used his seven
shooter, installing US for actual visitors
from the realm of the dead. OF course
our explanation was satisfactory. but ~
the old graveyard guardian let Us out
at tho upper entrance gate. he said:
"'Don't let the ladies know thst GENE.
terry routes are moro troublesome than
paying nickel car fares. '"-Pittsburg
Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
Census Investigation.

WASHINGTON, JUNE Sin the census
investigation today F. F. Dean
of the agricultural division the
census bureau testified that he was
IN charge of the work done on enumer-
ators' schedules relative 70 sugar and
molAsses, and that It was . practice OF
the clerk to use his judgment as TO
whether the figures were correct or
not, a. IN . great many instances Il
wss yerY apparent that there had been
error on the pars Of the enumeration
who had inserted an additional OK left
OF necessary cipher. In such cases
the clerk would insert or erase as his
Judgment guided him; he also stated
that J. Frazer Richards, who had
figured very prominently in the evil
dencs before the committee against
encouragement of the bureau worked
IN his DIVISION two months and Nhile
there all the work done by him could
have been donc by any other clerk in
several hours The witness said that
Richards was dilatory and incompetent,
continually busy with matters not
connected with the Office. The
committee adjourned to meet to-
MORROW.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
TOLLS TO BE FIXED
Blaine Is Present AT a Con-
ference Meeting
TO ADJUST EXISTING WRONGS
Ia Exaeting Tolls On the Wen<nd Canal.
The Postal BIZ in the House.
Census Inquiry.

WAsHfsorox, June 3.-This morning
Secretary Blaine and Assistant seere-
tAsy Foster met with representatives OF
the cAnsdlAn goysrameGt Win view
OF setting the differences between the
two countries arising out or the exac-
tlon OF tolls on American vessels pass
inR through sns Wellani canal. The
conference will last several DAYS Sec
rstAxy Blaine left the conference
shortiy after 10 opened TO attend the
cabinet meeting, but returned within q
half hour. Ii IS stated that under
treaty arrangement win Great Britain
ths vessels Of the governments and
those OF Canada are 20 have like priv
leEss IN passing through TIE canals
connecting the great lakes. As q re-
salt the Canadian vessels are allowed
TO pAss through the Sault ste. Marie
canal without paying toll, and the
same through the Sc. Clair flats canal.
In tnis respect the Canadian vessels
have precisely the same privileges
a. those belonging TO the United
States, but when IL Gomez ~
the Welland canal, where American
vessels should have reciprocal rela-
uoas. The Canadian government, 10 $
alleged. violated the treaty by insisting
on TOLL. By this method. II . lesseI
goes through 10 Montreal there - q re-
bate paid on tolls collected At the Wei
land canal, but II a vessel does MT 20
through TO Montreal the rebate 10 not
pad. Ia this way any vessel bound
Tor port OF Lake Ontario has % pay
larger tolls AZ TIE WellanI canal than
weasel that goes through TO Montreal.
The discrimination has proved vesy IN
furious 10 the trade OF Oswego, Og lens
burg, and other American ports on
Lake Ontario. The New York, Ontario
4 Western railway recently constructed
expensive coal trestles At Oswego with
. view OF shipping coal to the wet by
lake, but IL Was found that the sxces-
sive tolls of the Welland canal seri-
ously intsrfered with the project. 1t Is
for the purpose of preventing unjust
discrimination that the present confer
ence 10 called.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
Proceedings in the House.

WAsarNsroS, June 3.-The house de-
voted itself Il. the further consideration
81 the postofice appropriation bill in
committee OF the whole, but adjourned
without completing it. An amendment
reducing by 10 per cent tn compensa-
tiou OF railways for mail transportation
was rejected and an amendment, pro-
viding that no part of the
amount appropriated for stamped
envelopes should be used in print
ing en- these envelopes the ad-
dresses of business firms, was adopted.
A point OF order against the amend.
mens WAS overruled, and without act
ing on the amendment the committee
rose, and the house 80 Ass D. m. took
. recess until 8 O'Clock this evening.
Al the evening session pension mat
sers we're discussed, but without action
on any bill .ne mouse at 1890 ad-
journed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
MIssoURIANs UNDER A SPELL.
They Forsake All Else to Atten
Lynchers' Trials at Forsythe.

They Forsake All Else to Attend
Lynchers' Trials at Forsythe.
FoRsYrHE, No., June 3.-The trial OF
the nine men charged with the murder
and iynching Of Deputy Sheriff Will
Jams and Wife Murderer Bright 10 pro-
ceeding very slowly on account Of the
difficulty in getting . jury. The ex-
sitement is this part Of the country
grows with each day. and the whole
countyis under q spell. Farmers have
left their crops and farms and flock to
TO town to see what is going on, and
all the while everyone 10 watching the
officers. fearing that arrests which will
involve them may be made. II IL now
believed that . reported attempt to
rescue the prisoners was canArd, for
those Interested IN doing 50 are afraid
to come to this city during the trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
II Should Re in EyervAouse

j. B. Wilson, al Clay-st., Sharps-
burS, Pa. says he will not be without
DIR. Kings New Discovery 70 rCon-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. that It
cured his wife who was threatened
Pneumonia after an attack of LA
Grippe" when various other rene.
dies and several physicians had done
her no good. Robert Barber. OF Cooks.
port. Pa. claims DR.. Kings New Dis
covery has done him more good than
anything he ever used for Lung trou-
ble.. Nothing like IL. Try It, Trial
bottles 10 cents at Peek Bros drug
store. Large bottles. SOC and 81 90.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
took the same baby out of the house

took the same baby out of the house
and seating IL on . rock mashed of
several Of its fingers and toe nails with
a Ratchet. She mad frequently threat
ened 10 kill the baby, and since the
finger and toe mai. MASKING has been
closely watched. They are the chill
dren of Nose Bottoms, whose wife is
dead. Yesterday the two were watched
by i5-year-old girl while the father
was out at work. The watcher left the
room for q short time, and when in an
adjoining room che heard the Oldest
cry out, ''l've killed the baby; come
and get It." When she returned the
child was dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
TERRIFIED BY A DOC.

The Canine Held y Brave Quartet Pyis.
easrs In . Graveyard for Hours.
In oue Of the prominent cemeteries
within the central confines of Allegheny
county there is lonely pathway which
has for come time been utilized BY .
coterie Of young society men Of the East
end a. . short cut to their respective
homes n late evening hours, after the
regular weekly meetings of their social
literary club. which holds Its sessions
every Saturday evening.
At their last gathering the subject Of
discuasion was Modern Superstition. !"
and when they started homeward ct Q
o'clock the next morning they were
silently rehectful ~ they entered the
initial portal In NE fence which is pre-
sumed to protest from intrusion the
ground where ''grsveyards yswn." As
they neafed the end OF their walk within
the csmseWy limits they WIRE somewhat
more than hewalasfed 70 discover that
tire psling IN Tie high fence, which had
bsea Missing and granted thsm pre-
vioniy mode Of egrese, had been re-
placed. One Of the buryine ground
promensders said TO . reporter next
morning: -
That discovery took every vestige Of
nerve cut Of our quartet We hsd been
comparing nosss Of the pleasures Of ,
paeas~as evening. snd while some At
tempo had ben made 10 discuss the
weird SCENE In she city of the desd. ow-
ing to Ne uncertain liehts snd shadows
Of our ss<ro~ndineN Ne Bad BECOME %
sccuseoned - such ssbsnpAn that they
hsd No slRsct - say - - But sud-
denly tAws - ~ bngA ~ dog. 10
- - sagry ssd tAfestsnins warning.
We knsw viIss Ne seanl meant snd re
knsw al abvat Ne tsy. In The day
sinze ~ - md = stia repused 10 Be
eanG1A svsa - .asane.n. hns N tho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
INCREASE OF CIRCULATION.
For May Il Amounts 70 %. A37, eS5-Total
Ii oal.71 Per Capita.

For May Il Amounts 70 %, A37, 085--Total
Ii os4.71 Per Capita.
WASHINGTON, June S.-Tho treasury
departments monthly statement of
changes in the circulation shows a con-
siderable net increase during the last
month There was q decrease of &c.
332, $50 in United States notes, $3.50, l24
in national bank notes, &457, $50 in
standard silver dollars, and Se7, ls9
in subsidiary silver. On the other
hand there was an increase of 95,5oo-
9o3 In treasury silver notes. S3,osl, $40
in gold certificates. ., $40, 900 in cur
rency certificates. 81, eos, 7oe in gold GER
tificates and $3.50 in silver certificates
This shows q net increase during the
month Of So. 437.ss5. The total circula-
ton Of the country June 10 placed at
81, $40. 0i0, 22o-a per capita circulation
of ss4.77, or Sis. a7s, SOC more than June
I, 1891.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

81. PErsRsBuRe, June 8.--A most dis
astrous conhagrstion has occurred at
Sioborks, . suburb Of Kovno. capital Of
the governments of Kovno, which bor-
dcrs on Germany. Three kandrsd
houses were destroyed before the hre-
men and their volunteer assistants sue
ceeded In getting the flames under con-
troll. Most Of the inhabitants Of the
barned houses were workingmen and
they lost everything they possessed.
They are in an absolutely destitute
condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

SANTA Rosa, Cal. June S.-The
winery belonging to Thomas Lake
Harris near hero was destroyed by fire
Thursday night. the loss amounting to
about $a0O, 200. Harris is the religious
pretender who exercised unlimited con-
troll over Lawrence Oliphant during the
latter years of the novelist's life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
BOYS RoUT AN OFFICER.
Chase Him and His Revolver Into the
House With Stone Missiles

AxaERsr, Mass, June 3.--Trorsbie
between the town authorities and the
college, students broke out afresh
Thursday night. The Amherst and
williams freshmen played base ball in
the afternoon and the former team was
v,otorious. In accordance With . trsdi-
sion Of the college, the class held Gel
sbrAtion IN the evening and paraded
the streets, most Of the students being
cut 10 witness the fun. Al q late hour
about 200 students stopped IN front of
me house Of Deputy Sheriff smith, who
rendered himself obnoxious IN the ls.e
trouble. After few derisve yslls the
crowd was about 20 pass on. when the
deputy appeared carrying a revolver in
his hand and utterng threats against
the offenders He was greeted with
several shouts and then he fired ~ the
crowd. but no one was bars. The Wild
est confusion arose and stones and other
missiles began TO fly. The officer took
refuge within doors and deputed ms
wife the task of quoting the mob.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
ON THE CHARGE OF MURDER.
Andrew Bennett. q Hack Driver, Said
20 Re the Slayer of Enekson-

Ear CLAIRE, Wis, June s.--sherif
Cieming arrested Andrew Bennett, .
hack driver, at Rice Lake yesterday on
the charge Of being the murderer of
William Erickson. the lumbermAn,
whose body vas found IN the river here
May rs. The sheriff brought Bennett
TO this city this afternoon. There Was
. large crowd Ut the depot, among
them many of the dead mans friends.
Bennstt viii be srraigned tomorrow.
When arrested at Rice Lake he bad on
. rough Msekinaw suit and vas prepAr-
ing % 20 on the drive. He immedi-
ately ssked whether any other hack
drivers bad been arrested. The sheriff
gave him ~ understand that there mad
been. whereupon Bennett anuously
named two individuals and ssked
whether they we're the men Who had
been arrested. Two more arrests are
sow expeeted. word has come %
t,ts&rict Attorney Frswlsy that threats
- ivnching Bennets have been made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
New Residences Of Methodist Bishops.

OMAHA. Neb., June 3.--The bishops
Of the Methodist Episcopal church have
decided to make the following changes
of residences: Bishop Ninds goes from
Topeka 10 Detroit; Bishop Mallalieu
from New Orleans to Buffalo; Bishop
Fowler from San Francisco to Min
neapolis; Bishop Vincent from Buff
fslo TO Topeka. and Bishop Fit1-
gerald from Minneapolis TO New
Orleans Bishop Goodsell win be at
Fort Worth for Q time and then 90
to San Francisco. Bishop Vincent Is
quito i'll here with IN attack of bron-
chitiS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
blood Shed for blood.

AMMONIA, Tex, June 3.-Charles Lyt-
tie and Ben Yelly became involved in a
quarrel Thursday and Lyttle shot and
killed Yelly. The latter's son then shot
and killed his fathers slayer. The
crimes werc committed while the whole
party were drinking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
Grand lunch 1t Anderson's tonight
DucRleu' Arnica saive,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug.
gists. ocrner Monroe and Divsion-sts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, June Soto Zim-
norman, of Lexington, was struck
by an engine while walking on
the Chicago 4 Alton track and SO
badly injured that he died Thursday.
He was deaf and did not hear the train
until il struck him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
Death Of = Once Famous Clown.

WORCESTER, Mass, June 3.-Nathan
Austin, for many years well-known
clown with Barnum and other circuses,
died ct the state lunatic hospital in
this city Wednesday evening, aged IS
years. He retired from the circus ring
about twelve years ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

Orr CRY. Pa, June "a passenger
train on the Allegheny Valley railroad
ran into wsshout IT Foster Station. Pa.
and the engine, baggage and express
cars went over the hank into the river.
The engipsex IVES fatally and several
train hauds s>riovaly injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
Pour sunstrokca Ono Fatal.

NEW YoRK, June 8. -Thursday was
another rare day in juno in New York
and it resulted in four sunstrokes and
one death. At 9 .. m. the signal serv-
ice thermometer registered -. At p.
m. IL was 81 and in the street IL was %.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
That Express Robbery.

GUTHRIE, o. T., June s.--Express
Messenger e. c. Whittlesey, Of the ex-
press train that was robbed on the San
Ia Fe road near Red Rock. I. T., on
Wednesday night. says that less than
s., 900 was taken from the car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04
pALAclo's FORCES DEFEATED.

The InsurEents Afser Desperate Fighting
Rout the Govsrnment Troops.
VALENCIA. Venezuela. June 3.-An
important battle has been fought on
the prairies near this town and re-
suited II the defeat Of Palacio's forces
There was terrific fighting all
along The line and the rout Of
the government troops was complete.
They are now in full flight toward VAL
encia. The town Of Msturin, in the
state of Bermudex Is in possession Of
the rebels. On the other hand, Los
Tables has been retaken by the govern
raeut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

CINCINNATI, June 8. - Ex-Mayor
Thomas J. stephens died Thursday
night aged %. He was mayor of the
city at the time of the riots In 1884, but
Ut that time he was confined to his
house by sickness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-04

MAMvErrE, Wis, June 3.-Hulda
Carlson, aged l6 years, committed sui
eide at Porterfeld, Q miles from Mari
nette. She was employed as q do
nestle by farmer named Olson. She
left letter saying that she was tired
of living.