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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
AGAIN POSTPONED.


Action On she Methodist CoasfitrtsoEA
Revision Carried Over
OMAHA. keb., May lS.-After long
discussion over the revision OF the con-
stitution DIR. croueher's amendment
was adopted Thursday. threads as fol-
lows and constitutes definition OF the
constitution Of the Methodist Episcopal
church:
The section on tho general eonfsrenee IN the
discipline Of lsaS as adopted by rne general con
ference Of 1858 has the nature ana force OF q
constitution That section together Win sueh
notifications as have been adopted since mat
time. IN accordance with The provisions for
amendment On that section. Is the present con.
stitasios and u Row included IN paragraphs %
TO d inclusive. IN he discipline OF the Methodist
Episcopal church Of 1855. excepting.
Il The ehauge Of the provision Tor calling "a
extra session Of the general conference from al
unanimous 10 txo-khir6s vote OF the annual
conferences, and,
'e That which Is known a. the plan Of lay De.
legation, as recommended by the general con
ference OF ises aud passed BY The general confer
enoe Of 1874
The adoption of this was greeted
with applause by the house and the gal
leries.
DR.. Buckley then moved that, as the
church did not understand the second
part of the report, it be postponed until
the next general conference, and the
previous question being demanded and
ordered. motion to table DIR. Buckley's
motion was defeated. 100 to 2l4. DIR.
Buckleys motion was carried. yeas,
29s; nays, 100; thus disposing OF the con.
stitutional question
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
BASEBALL AND BULLETS.

OwEssDoRe, KY, May ia fatal
shooting affray occurred on the steamer
j. C. Kerr, at Calhoun on the Green
river, Saturday night. The Calhoun
baseball club played game with a
raftsmen's nine during the afternoon
and after the game all got drunk and
commenced to fight on the boat.
Each man had a revolver and
began to shoot and when officers sue
ceeded in stopping the row 1t was
found that raftsman from Hartford
named Hudson, barber from this city,
fruit-tree salesman from Evansville,
the two last-named being passengers
on board the boat, and George Irving.
of Calhoun, one of the brawlers, had
been shot and nortally wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
DIE on THE STREET
Yellow Fever Victims Perish in
the Open Air
THEIR DEAD BODIES KICKED
Out of the Way BY Military ohiesrs to
Make an unoessrucied
Passage Way.

PHILADELPHIA, May Is - The bark
Samuel B. Hale arrived Thursday from
santos Capt Guptail died OF yellow
fever az sea March 10. Mate Nester-
berg's description of the prevalent
yellow fever at santos and the
misery brought about by its dead
ly effects Is horrible He said
il was no unusual thing to see
the bodies of men and children lying
along the narrow thoroushfares slowly
wasting 70 decay. Every hospital was
crowded. and the authorities were pow
erless. Officers of the government
were seen to kick aside out Of the thor
oughfares the bodies Of human beings
who had died on the streets so
as not to obstruct the pathways and
once in awhile large wagons gathered
up the dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

porsan1 Does not ths gain Of votes N
Wayne county help cur ticket A. much
- thougA they we're gained ~ 49,
ether locality Do you know tnst ths
dsznocrztls lsgislstUrs gerr{manueled
Wayne EQUITY into four dllsxsEt con.
nr,66oaal dislficts1 WHAT vas tnas fofs
WY. % Use the normal l0,voo demo
erase majority Of Wayne county 70
hafp carry four democratic congress
nan through. Then You kno" the
Miner Dill, il IL stands, Chooses pres
dental electors by eongresslonAi "a
txicfs Tney wish % utilize wayne lor
lar electoral votes. And this - not
al The next legislature VII
ehooes 3 United states senator.
The democrats had this IA view
whan they gave Wayne twolse repre-
oeutaksyss = about one-eignth OF the
entire house--2nd four senators,-sk
netlY one-eighth or the senate. Ian II
important % put NJ . republican VINO
enn kneck their schemes ouE -FOUR
oon<rsnansn, TOUR electors, and an
assured majority IN the legislature 70
hotn ohooso 3 United states senatof'
And Pingres IL the man to DO II.
Ptnsrss win ssana WELL
sYou speak confidently; On what do
90 hass yeur Judgment - tssat4s
HDGToefs skrongtnF
~ viii tsli you. l knew the state
puotty vel ae public men IN IL ana
~ rspubl a sentiment all over II. l
NM ! knu.. tns relative strength or
- hif1sreus men who have bean men
oouod Tor the gosernorsnip a. Wen As
anvhcdy, ana there 10 not one who Will
a II - n r,anFafS NAV
n Psuxreo- He has the confidence OF
- business men, being . successful
hunness man himself. and for twenty
m Years we'll known 70 the business
man of the state. He was . soldier
~ the old soldiers stand by him. A
eouorous, liberal, wnole-souied fellow,
Wido awake, sagacious, inseiilgcnt
And sound through and through
the people are with him. l believe
him the most popular candidate the re-
publicxn party ever bad, and the tervor
And enthusiasm his nomination would
create IN tns party would insure q TIL
umph At the polls that would redeem
the state, governor, log stature, congress
ana electoral votes. This - something
worth STRIVING tor, ard Mr.. Pingres as
republican candidate for governor Is
He man ~ oA+LA ~ 1boAh- 49, 1870 y
very important consideration Is that ms
candidacy appeals directly to the
nxhtlng yonng republicans. During
hss lncambency "a mayor Of the city OF
Detroit, hs has given recognition and
encouragement 10 The younssr eismen,
Of the party IN nuirsroUsirst ances, and
a . very natural consequences "a.
young naen-those who 90 vigorous bat
de IN every campaign, aud to whom
the work OF both the present and
future republican party must IN a grss!
measure be entrusted, are largely
numbered among his most ardent and
enfAussastyc supporters. In ether
words. the strong, healthy and power
fui current Of young b.ssd Of the party
which, save III very rare AID exosp-
tiouai cases, has bsen held IN cneck bal
found . way OF escape, and Mayor Pin
RYeo's gubernatorisl candidacy Is being
spriched and ,rvigsrsted in no small
degree By its contact
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
BITS OF INFORMATION.

Robert j. Roylan, enc Of the pioneers
Of VIII county, died on Thursday. aged
50.
England declines to give its assent to
tho convention between the Uuited
States and Canada.
Florida viii raise ssoe. 900 by popular
subscriptions TO make IN exhibit at the
worlds fair
The wollasto1 foundry at Quincy.
Mass, Thursday was burned Loss.
SIC. eco; insurance. SO, coo.
Next Thursday the Michigan 81
preme court viii meet TO test the con-
stitutionality Of the Miner electoral law.
Reports to the Michigan agricultural
department. show the condition of wheat
on May l TO - slightly above last
years average
The section men Of the Wa6ssh ran
road after . three weeks strike were
granted an increase Of wages b. the
company GA Thursday.
Rev. DR.. Albert wAtterA Il New York.
and Rev. Dr.. J. C. cliutoa, Of Nor4h
Carolius, Thursday were elected bisA'
ops of the A. NJ. 4. Zion church
The suspension. of the Peepis's let
terry in Noasreal u announced Theu-
sands Of tickets have been seld foz
which there will Do no drawing.
Augustus KounAze. Anew York bank
er, in his viii beaueaths certain vuaaa-
BILE property IN Omaha and oSAeoo in
cash for che theological seminary At
Omaha
Robert C. Winshyop observed tha est
anniversary At hin birth ut HE home II
Boston. He u the eldest aurviyiRG, az
speaker Of the national house Of repre-
sentatives-
Gen. 0rssser. project u The St Pc
tcrsburv police. u dead from tAe eject
of an injection Of the quaek medicine,
''vitaline." which produced blood peis
ouinz. There are other victims
YrsucA. the cashier Of the Deutsehs
bank, Of Berlin, who abssouded in July
1891, after robsing the bank Of I, 200, oot
MARKS has been arrested Franck'i
steaknZs we're carried an With the Aif
AZ n brolrAv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
A Generous Request.

OTTAWA, Kan, May ls.-E. V. Bcis.
sier. q Frenchman aged SO years, who
came to this country among the early
settlers and who returned TO France
some time ago, has made a donation of
all his property in this country to the
Odd Fellows Home for Orphans. The
property consists of q silk factory, with
machinery, . cheese factory and s,5ie
acres Of improved farm land. the whole
being valued At 800. 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

MONTREAL, Can. May ia wealthy
farmers son named Provost wanting 70
die, tied himself TO tree by the waist
and attached one end of q rope TO the
whiffietree Of team. With the other
end he made . moose which he drew
tightly around his neck. Then, using
bull whip. he cut the team q fearful
slash They started of at . trcmen-
dous pace and tore Prevost's head com
pletely from his bodv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

John n. Fedewa Of st. Johns was a
a1sest &C the Morton yesterday. Mr..
fsdevs is one OF the old-llne demo-
crnfs who hDve toiied and bled for the
aood Of the party and the results that
vould follow. Atpresens he Is . men,
her OF tns democratic state central
committee.
Judge C. J. Pailthorpe Of Peeoskey
vss among yesterdays arrivals at the
Morton. Judge Pailthorpe presides
over the newest circuit district IN the
eente. He reports business lively IN the
north. and excellent indications Of an
uuusunlly heavy summer resort season.
William n. Hughes Of Detroit. pub
Usher Of she Michigan Catholic. was ~
Sweets yssterday, looking after the
Grand Rapids edition OF his paper.
w. A. Scott of Lansing Is ~ the New
Livingston, the guest of his cousin. the
Hon. Jonn l. :. Lawrence.
c. G. Chisteuden of Cadillac was q
susst q the New Livingston yesterday.
Tr. Chlttenden is prosecuting attorney
for Wexford county.
Henry q. Lothrop of Detroit, inspec-
tor general Of the Michigan state
koors. VA guest as the Morton yes
ordsy.
Dallas Bondeman of Kalamazoo,
ae<orney for the bake Shore road, was
At che Morton yesterday on legal bust
ness.
Thad q. Preston of roria. one Of The
main scokes OF fonis county eemoc-
racy. IL - guest ~ the Morton.
Pref. n. s. CArhart of Ann Arbor is q
euest a the New Livingston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
CATERPILLARs AT WORK.
They Strip Forests and Delay Trains In
North CAr0ltna.

They Strip Forests and Delay Trains In
North CarOlina.
RALEIGH, N. c., May 1S.-The cater
pillars, which appeared = year ago
in such numbers along the southern
border of tho state as to delay trains on
the North Caroline Central railway,
have again appeared. The trains have
again killed many. but the vast
body has marched into Column
bus, Bladen aud Robson coun-
ties. Reports made by CORE.
spondents of the state agricultural de-
partment says the caterpillars have
stripped the forests of all their leaves
and are now moving slowly westward.
They are much more numerous than
they were last year. So far as reported
they have not attacked the crops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

MAss1LLoN, O., May 1s--The First
Methodist Episcopal church and the
residence of Isaac B Dangler, adjoin-
ing, have been destroyed by Are. Loss,
$4,000. Among the things destroyed
were a fine organ and clock worth
81, 400 The origin of the fire is un-
known
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
WIN Hold the Convention July 4.

OMAHA. Neb.. May 1s.-At a joint
meeting of the national executive COM
mittee of the peoples party and the
citizens committee at Omaha Thursday
morning it was formally decided to hold
the national convention here July 4.
Ex-senator Van Wyck and Paul
Vandervoort signed bond Of $4,000
guaranteeing to properly provide for
the visitors. Tho large Coliseum has
been Transformed into hall and has q
seating capacity of 1000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
Mig Pottery BurneA.

TRENTON. N. j., May ls.-rhc pottery
of Thomas A. Maddox & Sons, the
largest sanitary ware manufacturers in
this city, has been totally destroyed by
fire. The loss will reach S175. 900; par
TALLY insured. One hundred and fifty
men are thrown out of work. The cause
Of the fire is unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

assistants. snd The dance was partici-
p4ted IN by sixty eoupsss- The club Is
Al energetic orgaalzAtlcas having for
its purposes the raising OF funds for
the maintenance Of the Sunday school.
The club Is composed OF the following
members: Masses Bessse Walker, Gala
Travis. Daisy Mech, Gsxtie Mech,
Floy Hilton, Eva Aassack, Louisa
Schneider, and Nsssra II. Idema. c.
Garrison, +. Max Barton, Louie Skeels,
K. III. Cady, +. GRAY, w. Hopkiua.
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xau aaz6 Ger Illinois

Srrsssr.xr9, H., May f2--The
oniusy, Besrassowa 4 HsrAns Raii-
road Company has flsd articles q in
corporation with the secretary 81 sease.
1t Is proposed to cosstrust railroad
from Quincy Through the counties ct
Adams, Brown, Schuyler and Nc
Donough y the Illinois river IT . point
opposite OF near Hsvana or opposite OF
near Beardstown. The capital stock is
g. SOC. 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
ASnin Under Arrest.

PARIS, May Is. - Anarchist Beala
and the woman Soubert, who were &C
quilted of completely with Ravachol in
the recent trial, have been reaUested
on The charge Of completely in the muir
DER of two women at ST. EtienEc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

AcsIyr, Wash. May ~ Thu bodies
~ all The victims of the servitas -
pss<ion Ia The Sevthevn Pseific miue.
forty three In number. have been reoov.
eyeA Assat $50 ehildr~a have been
iefs ,fafhsFiese By .ahe disaster. snf IN
snesf Instances thsY are 81 sesas
that they are snshi~ 10 hsip thesssslses
Subscriptions fsv the hesssvsa families
ere esniss IL hbsrslls frem cites Aa1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
or Depot Harmed.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, May fS.--The
storage depot of the Pierce Oil Com
pany in this city was totally destroyed
by FIRE Thursday night. Three tank
cars, three large tanks and two tank
wagons were destroyed. The total loss
is $40, 900, partly covered by Insurance..
The fire was of incendiary origin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

JOLIET, H., May 1S.--One Of the
sixty-ton hydraulic compressers in the
converting mill of the Illinois Steel
Company's works fell Thursday. Three
men were badly injured. Thomas New
bold. machinist, had his head badly
crushed. John Gavigan, pipe filter.
was pinioned for three hours. and one
arm will have to be amputated. Arthur
Ralph, machinist, is badly hurt about
the head. and several others had mir
sculous escapes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
Hixhwsymen at syracuse.

SYRACUSE. n. V, May l3.-Royal +.
Fox, paymastsr OF the Solvay Pr,cess
Company. and James Houser, his driver,
were held up at 10 O'Clock q. m. just
outside the city limits by two highway
men and &, 800 secured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

BALTIMORE. Nd, May ls.--The Amer
lean announces that ST. Alphonsus'
Catholic church in this city is to have
the largest and finest set Of church
chimes in America, and perhaps the
largest in the world. There will be
fifteen bells in the chimes, the largest
three 600 pounds in weight and the
smallest $50 pounds, the others ranging
in regular scale. Their weight is to be
"a. 900 pounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

BUFFALO. N. ". May IS While his
sister was being married at her home
here Herman Luksch, aged years.
wss playing in front of the house. He
attempted to get . ride on loaded
wagon. but slipped and fell under the
wheels end was killed. The corpse
was carried into the house during the
wedding ceremony.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
Famous Crooks Caught.

cNcrxsArI, May 1S.-The man ar
rested in Mount Sterling, KY. few
days ago for attempting to rob bank
there while the clerks were watching
circus parade has been idortified by a
Cincinnati detective Is Billy Burke,
alias ''piily the Kid" aud the woman
who vas with him and who said she
MSS his wife, as Sophie Lyons, wife Of
Ned Lyons. afs,nca. craftsman. Burke
hal sac, goo In bills in his hana when
arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

OMAHA, heb. May 1s.-Memorial ex-
ercises were the order Of the day in the
Methodist conference, aud appropriate
services attended the announcement Of
the death roll since the last conference.
Tho list contains the following names:
JOAN NJ. Phillips, Esq; Rev. ]. A. Bay
liss, D. D.; Gen. Clinton B. Fisk; Rev.
J. IL. Trimble. d. D.; Rev. St. james
Fry. d. D.; Rev. Christian Blynp; Rev.
George s. Hare, d. D.; Rev. NJ. NJ. Bo-
ward, d. D.; Rev. William H. DIN. d.
D.: Rev. James s. Smart, d. d.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

NATION. Ill, Nay is.-Afrer occupy
ing the time Of the Coles county circuit
court for three days the case Of the Peo-
pie Va Frank Hornish, who shot and
wounded Judge Horace 8. Clark Of this
city last fall, was given TO the Jury. and
q verdict Of guilty with recommends
ton for fiveyears' sentence was rem .
Iarod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
Killed In . Mi.e.

ORovILE. Cal. May Is.--At Chcro-
kee. 12 miles from this town. Thursday
three men named Jack Powers, J. c.
Hall and L. r Hall were mining in an
old tunnel when 1t caved IN and killed
ali three.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

EfcE. May is.-Edward Parker Dea-
con. who shot and killed his wife's
lover. NJ Abeille. 10 stopping at hotel
near Cannes awaiting the sssizeS The
charge IL manslaughter, and the case
which has Just come NJ, win probably
occupy several dayA Mrs. Deacon viii
not appear - . witness. - she has
edaned adeposislon and left the county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

GUTHRIE. o. T., May 1s.-The new
town of Cheyenne, in county f., seems
fated. On top of the Indian trouble
comes a cyclone which on Thursday
blew down every tent and house in the
town. No one was killed, but several
were badly hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

FL LOUIS, May IA "A dssrateh from
omahs. Neb.. says The county hesps
cal halidiss iast completed. sesan set.
sisas Thafsdsy from The effects ~ The
recent feod and ia nov practically a
WRECK The asnsge 80 TAI = estimated
81 81. ees.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
ColumbIau apa.ye-sarv.

WASHINGTON, May ls.-Chairman Dur.
borrow introduced in the house resolu-
ton providing for the popular observ-
ance of October le as holiday in mem
DRY of the discovery OF America, and
Senator Dawes. at Mr.. Durborrow's re-
quest. did the same in the senate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

ST. Lours, May ~. Driven By power
~. John Williams and his wife agreed
70 commit suicide By drowning At DIFF
ferent points in the river. Mrs VIII
Iisms tried twice. but was rescued.
Thursday she went la search of her
husband and feund his body at the
morsse. She, Il = thoughs vii try
again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May lathe con-
federate seldiers' home 81 Ne Hermit
age was formally opened Thursday.
The main building Of the institution 10
now completed. and 1t win provide .
home fov f36 disabled veterans II is
surrounded ~ nearly see acres. once
owned By Andrew jackson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

The Y. M. c. A. VIII Give Seezeopsieon
Easertzinment.

Entertainment
The last Of the series of Y. NJ, c. A.
indoor socials this season win be given
Tuesday evening nsxt in the sssocia-
ton parlors. An interesting feature of
the entertainment will consist of q
number Of stereopticon slides, iltustra-
ting the ASSOCIATION building movement
all over the world, and other novel
pictures which will DO of great interest
TO Grand Rapids people. The reception
committee and the Women's auxiliary
have spent much time IN preparing for
the event. A. B. Richmond will
manipulate the slides.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

ALBANY, N. Y, May is.--Gov. Flower
has committed TO imprisonment for life
the sentence of Henry c. Canning, who
was to have been electrocuted at Sing
Sing prison dnring the week commepc-
inc next SUNDAY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

SxpAIfA No. Msy Is--Dur1n9
severe electrical storm Thnrsdsy stTht
. switch shasty in tAe Mlsse-r rseinc
yards 49, ssrseh BY iiehssinx. ssd Tim
G.llivas. section foreman. Mntin
Grain. svitehmsn. and Pat sheenan.
. sectios nan. e~cupsntx Of the shaasy,
were severely injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

SANTA IN. n. NJ. May Is--rsw Mex-
ico's handsome new capitol building
Vas destroyed BY fire Thursday night-
Owing 10 quarrel In ths late iegisls-
tire no money vas appropriated 70 psy
for the insurance snd the policies were
allowed so expire. The building wss
valued at ease. coo and 10 . total less.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14
mtg Griss Of Wolf scalps...

GALESA. H.. Nay fs.-The greatest
number Of wok scaips ever brought
into 0slena st one time were brought
In by . hunter Thursdays He had he
scslps sud hides Of two grown wolves
end tweoty-six cubs. and received boun-
~ smovating - $50. Since March
frsG the souuty TREASURER has paid out
e40e IN volt bourties
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

Precautions Being Taken In View Of th
Aprrehended Danger.

Precautions BeinS Taken In View OF sho
Aprrehended Danger.
LONDON, May 1s.--There is some rea-
SON to fear another extensive cholera
scare this summer Great precautions
are being taken in view of the sppre-
hended danger to put all possible OBJ
staeles In the way Of the westward
spread Of the scourge from its breed
ing places in the Orient. At the request
of the various European governments
the authorities of Egypt are ex-
ercising unusual vigilance to pre-
vent that country being traversed by
the disease. 1t is epidemic in the in
terror of Arabia, and frightful accounts
Of its rAvages come from that region.
Hundreds are dying daily from this
cause. At Harrar, where thousands
have died, the epidemic is now abating.
Tugitives from the stricken district ar
riwng at the coast estimate the NOR
tally at $4,000 during the last fortnight.
Commerce is paralyzed and no caravans
have arrived FROM the interior since the
middle of April. The deadly effects of
the disease are said to be unparalleled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

AannHsu. Ala, May is.--In . row
among - Semals employees In a cotton
fsetoyy herr. young woman named
ksaAs Bssvs wa jumped upon and
ktsSrsA % bsdiy THAI she Ard few
heass ia1ss. Ten OF shs riris have been
sOssssn a warrants charging them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-14

10 slsra sSnnT rnnd ara lnsossllsoa,
now seil thesr world farnni remedies onlr
through druggists, snfhcrise<i 50 sgrnts- ard
under q pe<<fsr~ rsaroefss a. h~neft or
cure. - snsney refunded Authorsxea agents
osfa can, snfisx tb~~ resalstoss, fslrssfsb
In Ffsre<s psnsfs< ss~ssrinex uklch always
havn hesn, srr and always VIII b. sosd ~
che fssiawtnx Trirc~
ftf fnfess 0<aiea Aeiic.l Dssscvnrv fhe
fus1rfs foF all diseaSs nEssiI.x ffura irns,s1re
ttee<ia. 81 ~ f~~ tottie Or fSerrs's fswofSts
ffesalTtsua no razn@fy fa~ ~ssn~ns ehrcnsr
vaAip s@~p ard defaneeraA1fxs. ti ~ rsx f1s-
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