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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-03
a WAR RELIC UNEARTRE0.
Workmen Blasting for a Tunnel Find
the Hull OF the Burlington.

Workmen Blasting for a Tunnel Find
the Hull OF the Burlington.
From the st. Louis Republic.
RoCHEPoRT, Mo-, Nov. 29.-Last Satur-
day morning, while Capt. Tim Lynch, with
force Of workmen, was engaged in blast
ing away heavy ledge of stone at the
western entrance Of the Rocheport tunnel,
on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railroad,
he unearthed an old relic of the war A
| heavy charge of dynamite was fred and
| tons OF rock went sky ward. A huge wedge
shaped block OF flint limestone,
weighing ton or more, landed upon
| side bank and disappeared, leaving a hole
| fully the size of hogshead. Planks were
placed upon the treacherous ground and
Capt. Lynch walked over, put ladder into
the hole and descended few feet, return
ing quickly with the information that
boat hull was just beneath the sand and
that the stone had broken through its we'll
rotted tim bers. He set a crew of men at
work in shoveling back the sand and ex-
posed to view a portion of the old vessel.
The boat was lying upon its side and many
articles have been found In its hull which
Identify it as the steamer Burlington, a
government supply boat sunk In 1854 by the
famous guerilla, Bill Anderson, and his
men. Since the sinking of that vessel the
river has changed its channel and planted
uAuoE buo SduA luis Clu reno OF Il6 war;
Thomas Waterman was captain Of the ill
fated boat and was killed by Anderson's
men at that time. Gen. Rosecrans was at
that time in command Of the federal forces
in this state and imposed an assessment of
$4,000 upon the southern sympsthizsrs of
Missouri township for the benefit of the
mother and sisters Of Capt. Waterman, who
were dependent upon him for support. The
| amount was afterward reduced 10 $1,000.
The work of a more extensive investiRa-
ton into the old boat hull is still going on.
| Up to the present time barrels of whisky II
old rusty gun barrels, % revolvers and a
skeleton are the most conspicuous find. There
are numerous heaps of mold, supposed to be
the product of -four and cloth, and several
knives, forks. spoons and plates have been
found. AS about half the hull is below the
present low water level, it will require
much pumping in order to enable the ex-
| plorers to recover everything within it.
High hopes are entertained of finding con-
siderable gold and silver coin, supposed to
have been on board this boat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-03

"Castoria is the best remedy for children of
which am acquainted. I hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrIms which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their Threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
Dr.. J. F. KNCHKLoK,
Conway, Ark.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-03
Is 1T A CHUNK OF A CoMEr2
A lotion Stone Said to Have Struck
the Earth in Colorado.
From, the Ne,o York World

DENVER, Col, Nov. 30.-A dispatch to
the Net0s from New Castle, Col, says:
'About o'clock yesterday morning a stone
weighing probably ten tons fell from the
sky, striking the earth mile northeast of
this town. There were no witnesses, as far
as known, to the meteor's fall, but the fact
that it sunk deep into the earth and was in
heated condition when discovered leaves
no doubt in the minds of the inhabitants as
to where it came from, and great excite
ment exists. The stone is color entirely
foreign to the locality, being slate-colored,
and the people were convinced that it
dropped from the much-talked-o of comet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
REVENGE OF A BOY
His Father Furnishes Him and
Loses His Life Therefor
WHY HE KILLED HIM EXPLAINED
The Confession Of Andrew Taylor, a "a
Year-Old Parricide, at Geneseo, Ill.
His Crafty Plan.

GENEsEo, ILL.,, April 80. - Andrew
Taylor, the ls-year-old self-confessed
murderer, has made q statement in
writing in which he confesses the MUIR
der of his father and gives his motives.
In substance they are rs follows:
He and his father were haul
ing hay on the day of tho MUIR
der. Because the boy did not work
just to suit his father the latter grabbed
hold Of him. and in 20 doing he felt
whst he took to he plug of chewing
tobacco in the boy s pocket. He reached
into the pocket and drew forth the to-
bacco. The boy claimed he did not
know how IL came there. but his
father took him into the barn and
whipped him with strap. Later in
the day Mr.. Taylor told his son TO
pitch some hay on TO the wagon, and
the boy, moving slowly. started to
obey. But his father wanted him TO
hurry up and prodded him with q
Pitehfork. Andrew began 70 cry and
his father ridiculed him. Being of .
revsnGeful disposition Andrew resolved
then and there to kill his father.
Pisening Its Crime.
In contemplating the murder he says
he nrst thought Of large steel trap on
the place. and thought he would catch
his father in that and then kill him,
but was afraid this would be unsuecess-
ful. HE next plan was to carry . heavy
eak post into the hay loft and drop IL on
20 his father. But he changed bis mind
again and resorted TO the Shotgun. He
loaded IL with bullets and hid in the barn.
His father came In with a horse. end
was just about to tie the animal. when
Andrew cred. killing him instantly.
He does not seem 10 realise ~hs. he
has done or the fate that may - melted
out 70 him. When teld that he might
be hanged he said Well. IL they
hang me dent want them 10 lee big
crowd iu 70 see the Job done Though
only ~ years Of age be has wonderful
nerve and IL very cunning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

took up her residence on Kenyon street
and there Friday morning Stamp called
on her, and after two hours converse
ton he drew . revolver and fred. Mrs.
Tracy, who had evidently expected the
visit. also had = revolver, and the fight
was kept up rs long as either had
strength. Both of tho woman's hands
are shattered by bullets and the mar
is injured in the face. Both will recov.
er. jealousy Is assigned rs the cause
ef thA shooting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

and To have . wound on the left temple.
be was y. L. Guthrie and claimed to be
q Nashville man. He died later On.
Another of the rioters was wounded.
One OF Thorn Hanged.
At p. ~ the mob again attacked the
Jail. The men met with virtually nc
interference from the officers, and ex.
perienced no difficulty in getting
hold OF Eph Grixzard. tho i'm.
prisoned negro. They put . rope
around his neck and started In q
northes st direction with him. At the
east end Of the bridge across the Cum.
berland river. in che hesrt Of the city,
the mob halted and there hanged the
negro, after which they riddled the
body with bullets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
FOUR MEN KILLED.

4 Construction Train on the Great North.
srn DftchsA-One MAJ Sfissing.
RoxNER FERsY, Mont, April so.-A
construction train on the Great North.
err was ditched near here u 8 oclock
Friday morning. Attached to the trair
were large boarding cars oontsininerail-
road laborers, four of whom WEIR instant
~ killed. One man is missing and
othsrs are injured Company surgeon.
were Immediately sent to the scene Of
tho wreck. The accident was caused
by pair Of trucks jumping the track
Just ahezd Of the boarding cars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

CARRIED OFF THE GOLD.
fifteen Hundred Dollars In Glittsriss
Coin Secured by Tennessee Robbers.

fifteen Hundred Dollars In Giitteriax
Coin secured by Tennessee Robbers.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April So.-A dar-
ing safe robbery was committed Al
Camden, In Benton county, Thursday
night. Two men knocked at the door
of Hall 81 MeDaniels' store about
midnight and induced Hall 10 open up
by stating that they desired TO purchase
some shrouding. They wore masks
and covered Hall with pistols, one OF
them saying: "old man, we've got you
now; open the safe quick" Han opened
The safe. which contained 81. 500 in gold
belonging 10 the estate of widow just
deceased. This was stolen The bury
lars learned of the money being in the
safe through the will OF the woman.
which was probated early this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
TO BUILD A TOWN.

The worlds Fair scheme az . Mig synds-
case-Quartsrs for visitors-Stx Hundred
Houses to Ne Put Up Near the Park.
CHICAGO, April so.-There are TO be
500 houses erected in the vicinity Of tho
worlds fair grounds for the sccommo-
dation of visitors TO Chicago in 1898.
Col. Henry l.. Turner, Of this city, and
q syndicate of eastern capitalists have
Just contaminated the plan. The cspi-
tai invested will exceed 81 ,oeo, 900.
a big deal In real estate 10 In
volved and q town Of go houses II
70 be built 10 close proximity TO the ex-
position grounds with . capacity - ten
thousand people every day during tho
exposition. The location u the 16e-
acre tract bounded By 0svsnty-ninth
and Eizhty-third streets and Cottage
Grove and South Park svenueA II 10
owned by Lucius g. Tishsr and WI Be
leased to the Park Columbia Company
for . term OF years. with The privilege
of purchasing some time after ~ sssss
OF the fair The rental could net be
learned. but representatives of Mr..
Fisher stated thst The purchase price
would be q round million.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Tn. Gran, nnnumon, Fund.

NEW YORK. April so.--Gen. Horaes
Porter has issued another address 70 the
committees collecting funds for tho
Grant monument. Ia this he announces
that the work for the last four week,
resulted In the subscriptions amounting
to over $500, 900. This leaves sbou'
$3.50. 600 yet 10 be raised. There arc o.
present ai5 committees numbering ovsl
Q. 400 persons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
Awarded %, zee.

providence, r. l.. April so--The
widow Of Engineer Buraham, who was
killed In . eollision November 80. 1850.
obtained On Ne second trial . verdict
Of u, ooe against the New York. Provi-
denss 4 Newtown Railway Company.
A. the frst Trial the jury awarded her
N, 500. from which the railway company
appealed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
A YoutAful Murderer.

DExvxs, Col. April so.--A l5-year
old boy named KrseGrsber. who has
been carrying press reports for one o.
the meruing papers, stabbed and In
stanSv killed 10y named Steinmyer,
aho1s ~ swn sge. Stslnmyer former
~ carried reports for one of the papers
and NE cause Of the quarrel dates back
to thss time. Ersegrsber Is q very
sioio1s litsle fellow and has repeatedly
attacked ethsr boys with . long dirt
which he always carried.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

HARRrsroS. Miss. April 80. Coleman
Blackburn, who was hanged here April
%. y ssid V Be alive and AZ the home
Of reistive In Franklin county. After
The sxesusisn he was pronounced dead
hy three physicians and his body was
turned over TO his relatives
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
WIPED OUT BY FIRE
Several Business Houses !,
Pittsburgh Burned
NARROW ESCAPE OF INMATES
The Loss Estimated .; Aleu-, ssoo,ooe
A Crush In Which Several Per.
sons are Hurt.

PfTrsrCreH. Pa. April s0--A fire.
broke oct on Liberty street. at the cor.
ner of Eighth street. about IL o'clock a
M, which entirely DESTROYED two large
buildings and damaged a number os
others. The lose viii reach t2oc eco.
on which there is about fwo-shiros In
surance.
Firms Burnea out.
The FIRE started in che elevator sAsft
of the s.x-story building occupied bv
the Household Credit COMPANY as.
spread so rapidly that before The Gre
department reached the scene The entire
structure was burning and the flames
had spread to the adjoining haiiding oc.
cupie6 by John S. Roberts. whole
sale wall paper dealer The hsnes
then communicated to n. J. prsaen's
cheese warehouse. Robitser's whosessse
liquor store, Lindsey's hardware e<ssb-
lishnent and oppenhssmer A Bsnnsch' q
shirt factory. but the fremen soon got
the mastery 81 them. and thea. stroc-
lures were saved after they kse re
! ceivcd severe scorching
Nsrrew Essspss.
when the ere va discovered sherv
were many people IN the bpildinev
and several nsrrov escapes are report
ed In the oppcnseimer eaaldtns. ~kicil
In on Fenn avenue. ther~ were
iso girls a. work On The sr
per focrs a panic enss~t and
. general rush was made fer the ssre>s
In the crush that followed several prr.
sons were sliehsly inturec, bat e~ne
sersouslv The Ere caused Tie rress<ss
excfserept and for o time the eis.
seemed thressened With 81 s~fnl cs>
aagrstsep-
The HceeehcSS C~eak Company.
building wss evped nv John A Me-.
per. sn1 ~ss valued ~ - -
while The stock ~. worth o.
nigch more. Tie Roberto suslssnr
vss owned ~ Charles ayb~thnot.
sps wss valued ~ -. 60 TIE
loss on the stock We plsees ~ -. sos
The cher loes>s range fron - 80 sc
oIseee TIE Gre wss esws>< ~ -
elevator snspee<r scci1~stsiiy A~~p-
ping esoSie isse pile 81 ~ssse rxs>r'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

ArcHrscs. Kan, April 20 --Ey. United
stss~s Senator IHGslls has msSe stat
ssse - . candidate FOR congressman
81 larfe h enssrely unsushorixed. sna
that uader ne Circumstances viii ne
p>ruit IL - be esd IN that con neetion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

rcrr scoTT. Kan. April se.--Jsmes
Mshurss attempted 70 stop runaway
team attached 70 . plo~ near here FRI
AAy night He vas knocked down. tbe
point Of The plcw STRIKING him below
the hip asd tearing . fvrrcw along HE
BODY clear ~ his neck Before assist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

RcBnosn, Va. April so.-The vir.
sinis = Carolina railroad wss sold at
public auction for the sum Of us. 600.
The city of Petersburg. which holds
SEC. 600 wswta Of arss mortgage bonds
with about ~, eco interest cas- the pur-
ehassr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Roam. Ga, April so.--The little
daughter of Presley Farmer. who live.
near this place, was smothered 70 de ath
The children were playing ia a pen o.
seed cotton digging out deep holes
when the little one fell into one o.
them and the cotton fell in upon her
The other children informed the parent,
that the child wss asleep in the cotton
but when they found her she was dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

BsrsLsHrs. Pc. April - -p~fshs
T. Carroll. - vears ed instructor IN
pArsics in Lehirs university. ass been
tsken 80 rs home - Wsllinsfsra.
Cons. he being insane Carroll wss
.,sriesqued nv Ire students ~ sheir
minstrel r.-for1asnes, Which he At
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AN EMBGzzLER-


The Clerk 81 rSra CoanV. kas.s -
Vagsssvs.
CHAarArsS. III. April 50 - The
sheriff Of Ford county was Ia this city
Friday ia search Of Mertsa Dunlap the
county clerk Of Ford county. who ID
charged with uisspproprissizs The
county funds He has besA tnesd
70 this city. where Ne b ssppssed
IN "a In hiding. The whsle s6sis
seems % be . pretty bsAiy tangled
one. Dunlap. fov . period Of twenty
years. was trusted county saeisl ap-
par-ntly a devout Christian be be
came infatuated with shas popular and
sI~ay, disastrous species 81 enabling
the board Of trade After sx
h.ustins his private ressurcss and
his ere At Ne IL 80 - have nsed
the scunty fseds - he did I'M
eva IL - zee kDevn whas Ne senss'
amounts -. ess Il p pisesa al the ~ay
srcrn sts, 80 - -. -. - sn invests
rstssn is no~ bsir9 nsds 10 So ies'
how rausa 81 tbs esssey ucasy IA
ts>s sa-arSered
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pSss r<f -
~ uzrwftsss 81
tire tssf<sd no mat
~ q vhsf Dsrns
o. rot1~s - frn
vh>f 0une 80
ine, ~ Dr f,w~s
Goidea hs6ln1
Dsge~~y
Clear rcu &fs
vsS4 - H~~y
6lstgsrsn ent
from . ccuzron
h.Ir&~~k - GEK
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
FATAL FIRE IN HAVANA.


HAvAya. April so.---A Gre occurred
Friday IN the store Of rrsocisce Car.
Ella. sua she building was partially des-
trcyea- The flames spread 70 ~ al
joining store devoted 70 the same line Of
business. and this. too, was partially
consumed Several sreuen we're IN
jureS during the progress Of the Ere
After the flames we're estlnsoished il
Vas found that Garcia. his partner. and
another mar had persisted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

cx5eAso April 80. --Geerx. n.
Paiaser has been sentenced By Judge
Clifford - he hnng fsr the murder Of
rs 0sssr>~a. Alice MARTA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

n in-igcrsses ne Hwer. cssanss. psrs1a.
and enT1cs.es the fsood Is nothing e'ss can,
srd prcvnu<>s al tte bo<ssiT fnnr*isns ~
al he rnsa7 snd v,vs>d fnrvss Of eevoesis
snS sr tks Eno~s stashorn ssin and eeafr
Dls-as>< soek - s&sf~rhearn, 7epser. Bvrsp
eis<, EozsDos, Bozn, Csxtzzn<isa. sad kiBars<
n. .r~y.-ll-s ess:rs v a. rsos l.
HsrsA, Ars-s. ana Msv Tie Tsssco~~yr
dnss Ba~s tran sest Al sn s-ssors and In
al nAss, rs rssnronseed o. h<z,~St ~ czlr-
Or yc1 have ~ors sssdas<T h4rk
ro~fine ei<e crs~>s ~ she e-aA~, ftraek
~ r-os~sly s>ss~ fr Ssv, - ~ y - -
god fer ss<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

lzvysR necs. trk. Aprii - -Lfttis
Hook bed So. ees bssze Friday night
Tse Ere wa discovered to Biohsrs
Ysetahsr-f cotton she'd. spe before The
Ess.ss could ks qu-,ches half eseos
~ sasson warehouse sss seeAs hs<
been bs-u>6
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

LITTLE Rock, Ark. April 20. 1t I,
learned here that near Rocky Comfort
boiler in the mill Of f. w Pulisn en-
ploded. killing Pullen, bis engineer and
fireman and woBnding three other per-
sons, al Of whom 1t " thought will die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Rusres.. Tenn. irril 20 By % ~y.
pla~sen ~ thv~e begs 81 vc~e~r ~ he
step- exp. near bers. zaeh Wells .ps
hts nsphs~. Ton Ds-neA ~evs s~esflr
b~~~~< nsrssil 49, e-sr,k sns ,~-e.
lsssly axlevr< Ire 70 rssss me ps~oer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Fart Rrvsn- Kan, April so.-Fire -
ssrsyed half ~ the business portion Of
Ne city Friday morning The loss Is
about ssesss. half covered By insur-
ana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

Nosx&svrSsE. No. April - --6serrs
ssusss. living scar here. ~ss burned -
aessh ~ en- espioss~u 81 sstsrss gss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

81. LOUIS. April so.--During . quar-
rel over the difference Of Eve cents In
the price Of . shave. william Callahas
~ss fatally shot By Charles C<otssn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
HUNG AFTER ARIOT
An Excited Mob Creates a Riot
at Nashville, Tenn
BREAKING INTO THE JAIL
They Succeed After Many Trials IN Sc
curing . Negro Brute Whom They
Lynch on Tree.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. April so.-Short-
" after 1 o'clock = IA . mob
3srnpcsea II 100 men who had
nuietly assembled in the vicinity Of
the Jail made rush for the front
yntranee sud In . short time the barred
Fate ON the outside Of tho building vi -
battered down They calmly announced
has they wanted and intended 70 have
ne three negroes changed With coD-
plicity in the assault on the Misses
Bruce as Geodlstssvilie Thursday
Entering The corridor of the Jail they
were confronted By leveled r.volvcrs in
th- hands Of deputy sAsssffs and police
men. who ordered then 70 hale. The
mob. which expected resistance, ap-
reared te be determined aud dam Anded
he keys The sheriff refused 70 give
yaers up and sad be would protect Ne
Dr,ssners-
TIE MOB Dsspsrssd.
The sheriff Ia tho mesnsimer hsxS cprs-
nunpested With the esvcr.er and that
pficisl hnrsiedly repxirea 10 Ne fail.
n. attempted 70 urge NE nsb to de-
pisk but his words were almost drowned
ey sh- ysfss 81 ne mse and sh. noise
made 50 sssterinr on he door.
A. f.so = N the rio< signal
~as ssunded ana sssrscted . great
prsv,d - the lad. sad The lecx military
ecucsuies were called cua The mob
.was frc-a - r.szse tsuu ID lrsot Dor,
elem ef m i.sl huisiias. ut ~ha,
seeund - IA rssevSe force appcsred
On IN snsae aaa .sse . rush ssvsrd
- asp<l Az we're AIMED. and N stters
1>4.n - sses psors srieua snh several
un~<s wsrc 6vsA fsnoaay n. sasirs
fo>re - IN cssv ~ caned - s,,s spot
prs 3sce><ed - tepsv,sns NE mob
hefsrs - haA s<assmeksAed Il purposo
as~eA~ Ass>~M
~ 80 s'cicch Ne nse rstuyu~d ~~ish
svnewss fs-c- sad seeSa Watering
ns-s - fr,oA acss - o. ;.n WITH
80, - sfsss TIE Arsh n En-. ~fsce
49, vi~ed se~snsA ne ssos q a Sarrs
bnA~ CHEF Clara sunncnsd al
- nnn - shis 49, Va orders
- rxufss - ~ iaeA TIE sp~r ~
Nnsaly shass~red snd 1rivsn = ~ o.
mss wsshss& md vssA sas er>ss cheat
= r.s<h w.s nav3e ~ - sn<r>sc>. Yhs
Dukieo <scoa i'm saS hsaA sAsn bash
ksxA khesg e,ob~
s~~>->s $780, vsp~a
Nfs snr,ged Re ss<.<anrs srd .
- 49, ersd he~ withsnA Tai. ~..
Rs~rne1 BY sfzsesss - shs dpur. ana "a
p~esr1 49, tsa,swsA ~ several srsu
estac~A Ne sss - - hssa, va,
- 49, .~~~l 49, -. =. .
nsAass ~ Ne ssso>ss - o. ars~ Fee
pp~s - = 80 nss sns~u vhsx tAs
Bs~~ssnsk ss~a - ne shsose ..sssae.
49, Ss~n WUsA
~ fSsa< man zane - - A,sx ana
lid be ~ss vosnaeA Ard wsrs>a - !.
o-se, "a &c was admitted and wa.
nnnn1 = anxn hnm xAos u "a isft ada
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

wr~. vrs~y 49, nsss0 Tor IL. sssnD 49,
pash Were wsnnaeA

pssh We're wssaaeA
Prsvrpsrcx. Z T.. April -. --siduey
@ Stamp snd Mrs. Annie l. Trsev hs>
sssei with pistols Friday sfssrncsa
tn. wowsa hss heen acting - hruss'
x-<per for sbs.s year eny scamp
whose wife Is in ~ insane ssyssss. IN
q week ~ two sxo she eft him sud ~en'
elsewhere 90 Iva On Thursday 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

An incerdisrv Gre burned toe princs-
Pc business souses ia Tcasla, AisA
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tended. He LEFT the house at the time,
and the affair 20 preysd upon his mind
that no became . monomsniac on tho
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erar others. The journal oifice, with
fixtures and all material, was ruined.
Tho loss will reach $50, 900, with in
surance of about half that amount.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01
CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.
Figures FOR the Week and Companion
with Last Year.

New YoRK, April So.--The following
table compiled by Bradstreets gives
the clearing house returns for'tho week
ending April sS. and tho percentage Of
increase or decrease as compared with
the corresponding week last year:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-01

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ture, "a. &c was admitted and wa.
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-21

Abbott's East Indian corn paint cures all
ocrns, warts and bunions.-Ad.