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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Arrive from Petoskey 40 pm; from Ira
verse City IL 40 Am. 10 90 pm
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Washer PArlor Cars Leave Grand Rapids
g pm. leave Chicago 5:25 pm.
wagner Sleepers-Leave Grand Rapids
>l;So pm. leave Chicago 'll:l5 pm. leave
Grand Rapids tll:3S pm. leave Indianapolis
via Big -Four ! 90 pm.
zee cpalf csF 10 Manistee 5:35 pm.
Every day. Except saturday. Other
tn ne week hAvx hnlY
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PERSONAL

MARRIED LADIFs-send 10 cents Tor IN
VI faiiibie Safeguard" Gao medicine. no de
ception,; just what you want. Ladies bazaar.
Kansas City. Mo. 600
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NOTICE.

OfFfCH o. CRY NAnSnat
Any and 81 persons guilty Il ur aegtiEeut n
allowing stones 10 - dropped ar scattered la
the public streets rom wagons carrying fAe
same. and thai suit wul De brought hereafter
Tor ali violations ~ the uEdiDauce relative
thereto. and the City Marshal ana assistants
and the highway commissioners aud the 10.
lice ofrceIs OF the ETY. are hereby Instructed
10 make immediate complaint III regard
violations OF the ordinance rsi alive 20 street.
In that regard. MILAN BRAGG
City Marshal.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

TWELVE fine furnished rooms. good location
and full OF room~rs. netting y good pr0ff.
VIII sell cheap. Nos North Waterloo street
room IL -
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HERALD DESIRELtTS


Tie lot NANI MONTH"; o. you Vii baa
II IL - yeGr Aas4asaxe - see u before boF-
rONlAz
As make l0Sns o. boaseletc goods. piaBos
h0rscs. HaSo0s. of PERSONA property 81 Auy
klld 81 ID 8 loves sossbie rates ana IN the
aui kcsg possible tine.
oar loAns are made without publicity ana
The EFo2eFfS = lefg ~ youT UaolNae1 pos
srslon.
Loans - carried tong A. desired or
cAD be palo Ia iUil. Or IL R&rt. ~ any tisre 10
sult your convenience. AID 4Ag parI ptlo re-
durss the cost 81 carrying the can
IL seu owe bA.Auce on furniture. pane or
0ILef PIE frffs. We ~tii pa AZ u. Tor fo4 k11
carry iona yoa desire
We Also make loans Oh the ouildlng aud
loan ass3eszIlHa plan.
Our ofsices are the most Pleasant IN the city
AID are 80 ARRANGED that parties calling upon
as nsSs &c wsitea upon quickly ana conEte-
cusiy.
Remember that you have the use % both the
property Anu the money e8c ear TefnrA the
Meney at Any tine.
GRAND kkPlDs MORTGAGE LOAN Co.
koota (. Tower block
Co. 81 a ana tfarl - Sf-
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Farm Produce-Firs, Hands.

The market Was flooded with grapes yester-
day. Prices are lower. The finest grapes can
nov be had for &c per ID. Coneords were
Wheat tell 10 6sc yesterday. Cornmeal
dropped from s2i TO 81 per ton. Feed tell
Apples are now worth s0e7sc per ou.
The leasner market remains nrm. shear
lings are out OF the market
Esgs. lscs butter, i-8Dc; new potatoes
5a'sssc: beans. hand picked. sL50s LIS; honey
l3cs euriey lettuce. sOc per basket new
ouions leol5c d0E; parsley. 2lc doL punches;
cucumbers. 25Si0c bu; new turnips. so@5Je bn;
cADbagcA t1esoJc doZi green peas. ols4SJc bu,
beets. aodsJcc bu; WAX beans. 3,es ioc bu; new
tomatoes. 89ooc bu; corn. 11sc dok; ruta
basas isss'c oa; green apes. 5o;s,cc oa'
pers. 9oc oui red peppers sl.uJ oui ceiery.
lseg3c doZ. new squash. 2ssc 10; pump
Ans oesssl doz, plams. 81. .,SSeo oa; pears:
5eessoc bns MUSK melons. 5oc9slOb doz; spin-
mage iO&o0c ou; p1ckling cucumbers. loc per
loo; vegetable oysters, SOeeioe wAiercress. SOC
doc lunches; Mat. Acc doz lunches. Cauli-
flowers szas2.5O doz; quinees. q b.; erabap-
pies 81; Concord aud Worden grapes. &c per
ID; Niagara; &c; cltrons. S0si ace doz
urain-Nhrat. 0ls aud new. Csc; corn. 49c;
oats Ssc; rye. 53c; barley. el.lO.
Flour ana Feed-Lilv White. $40; patent.
500 pr est; buckwheat hour: $50 per ewt;
cornmeai. so per ton; feed. s-e@-l per ton;
miadiiuss. SIC per ton; bran. SO per ton;
ships. SIS per ton. screenings. 81 per ton;
MoOi-W ashed. l,eSzuc; unwashed lc@-Oe,
was marketed. Prices are weak. here Is IL
large supply and fair demand. New clover.
$500; timothy sE@lu.
Hides and Tallow-Green. 2l11313c; steers.
over 10 lbs. sc; cured hioes. S13gS4l9c; calf
skins. green. &c; calf skins cured. o13c; tai
low. rougn. he. rendered. 3s.c' pelts. lo@75c;
shcariings. 1pe1Sic-
Beet. iss6c: pork 5Izas615c: fresh pork ioins
l03ilc, mutton, 6139I1zc; spring lamb. SC;
fowls. sSl0c; spring chicken. l09l21sc; veal
oeS1c.
Building Material.
Wire nails. 500 rates; steel cut. sl.9o rates;
glass. 75c. Building paper. Sl.00S5.O0 per roll;
waterproof. SlOo per roll.
Lumber-retail piece stun-No. l hemlock.
up TO and including l6 feet lengths. Sill add
No. hemlock. up 10 and ineludi ng 10 feet. -
every additional 2 feet. 81: No. pine. st
per l.00o feet; add 81 for every additional "
feet over 10 feet; No. l flooring. white
pine SO; No, flooring. white pine. sl6:
No. 5 flooring. white pine. sH; No. l
maple. So; No ceiling. =. so; No ceiling.
=. SIS; No. ceiling. -. SD; No. ceiling. =.
Ne. / q siding. $50; No. q siding. $40; No. Ct
siding. slA Finishing material-No. COM
mon boards. so; No. common boards slo;
No. 3 common boards. Sill; Ia finishing. $50.
Shingies-Stxr. Is inches clear. So per thou
sand; star sfar, 10 inches clear. SIS per
thousand; No. = inches clear butt. s2-.o0 per
thousand. sound butt s.50 per thousand;
Gull shingles 81 per thousand Latino. L
white pine $50; No. white pine. $40; ship
ping culls- sill; mii!cuils. 81.
This is fish day. Order your fish Of
Dettenthaler, III Monroe street.
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Corner Of Monroe. Pesrl and Canal 5

MONEY IN any amount. fof any length o.
IA tine. IL loan % ely or copntrs property,
at current rates. A No. mortgages. land cen
tracts and commercial papers bought JVhl
Is. Martin. Nc. - Canal street. 20
MONEY L0ANED-for short ume IN large
IA or small amounts. on any form OF SOD
security. Franz =. Werner. room IS Alehl
gan Trust 20. building Phone liza
h you want money and have the proper 30
cprity. the n an haitian per cent pan Oh
fers the best lnd acemeut. lLAs. bsieman.
agent IS New Housemsn.
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ohio CO SEPT. II. 1877
AND WEST MIonioAN nv.

GOING To CHICAGO
Lv. GRID RAPIDS..s:5c am l:25 pm ell :sspm
Ar. CHlCAGO.........-.5:35p pm 6:+5 pm y :06am
hErURNING FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO -........9:00 am 8 . pm oil ;i5pm
Ar. Ord RAPlDS..3:55 pm lO;45 pm '6;l0am
HESTos EARsoR. ST. JOE AND IHoIAS.FoLTs.
Lv. g. 50 am las pm .ll'S pm
Ar. a. r. $40 am 1856 pm N:45 PIN
70 AND FROH susKE8oS.
Lv. q. r 49,. $50 am :25 pm 5:35 pm $50 pm
Ar. q. X 49, l0:s3 AN .........-.. 5;s5 pm $40 pm
rRAvrasE CITY. MANS TKE 4 PfrosKxy.
Lv. e. R.-......-........... T:3O an 5:t5 pm
Ar i. c. i2:a5 pm 1875 pm
Ar &c Ok .-.--.---....--...... 2:5, pm ---... ..
Ar. Pity. $40 pm ...
Ar. Ma Ice .....-........ f2:.0pm l0:4 pm
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL

fpNY. Al others daily exce0t sunday.
Taxing eject SUNDAY. june l. ls9l
Sleeping ears on Pscise AMI Atlantic En-
presses o. and from Detroit Psror ear, lesvs
Zoe bstroit SO N. returning leave Detroit
AZ Ats n. arriving 40 Grsn1 Rapids At 100
m. Direct connections n sde At Detroit with
81 through trsius essf-
Tickets on ssi- AZ Union Ticket 0frce 81
Monroe street. ant az Uaion depot
fred ". Briggs. CEN Ast. . AoaroeH
O. ". Ruxgles q. p sni l. sstI. Chicago.
Ans sH0aE MICHIGAN s0Urasas
~ a eT@rt NAY Is lsg2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Isit not better TO buy a hone on monthly
payments. though u takes you five or say
ten years u pay for IL. than 10 rent year after
year aud hen pot own the home buy Of
John Is. Martin. No. 80 Canal street
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HERALD DESIRELEIS
sFAL ESTATE CITY.

| AN iooslaS Tor : &oEaaE. man ~ chila that
wants = 1lcS loIaes So ses Lrlty. balAUce
"a easy TERMS L : pGoNIn. room 9 L0Feti ;
3lock. opposite SStesss E0lel
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DETROIT, SEPT. II. 80.
LANSING a NORTHERN r. n.

bUINH 10 DEIh0IT.
Lv. CD R J o. am . IS m 5 40 . 10 eli 20 pm
Ar DET...l % an Is > m 10 IS pms o IA
RETURNING FRoM DETROIT.
LIZ. DEF -. J 50 an q % . IN /, pm III 00om
Ar. G'b X II 8 pm IS Is . m 10 % pm T0s AN
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ST Louis
Lv. q RI % am IS pm Ar. q + II 81 am 10 20 pm
IossLL VIA Lowell sBssrfSss Ra
w. trani Rapids 100 a m y m " . N
Ar fr0m Loseil....--.. IL g y m IS m
Parior Cars on all day trslns between Grand
RAPIDS snf Detroit. Wagner Sleepers o.
night trains Psrior Car 20 Saginaw on morn
Ing train.
Every isy. other trains week days oaiy
HEO. nxHANEN Gen PAsar Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Tor SALE-Three places al a bargain from
4 500 10 500. less than rea value. zs5 West
Bridge street. PSI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

Epk SAILING Lew caltage houses. corner
~tockiuz Snd Ska streets. 81 aac seven
rooms. Ken e-EoQm house - "a est Bridge
street "a ia some n-lka5oYhosa all nes ln.-
pf0yenvAts- Neat attractive homes N igN
l-gure on easy terms. Houses open Sunday
Afternoons Apply II ReN hoGselnan block.
2rff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

T YOU have house on South Lafsyetle or
Cas- street worth from u so 10 $50
bring us 4 description OF 10. as VIC have cuS
toner Tor one Ia that locality For kent-
House on kellogg street. SO; one OF corner Of
Wealthy and LAFAYETTE. -; one On Fifth ave
bert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

kAOk SALE-iiouse and lot centrally located
on one 81 the best residence streets IL the
city. House has ten ROOMS, con- blI4tie hot
ar ane steam fuFu4ce. large bath room and
a. nedrTu improvements. Z. B. Blair. room
New Housemzn building. E5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

SIoRE and basement No. u Huron street.
~ one block nest Of Canal street; size zJ110
feet. Anton q. Hodeapyi. Michigan Trust
Company building. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

k'OR sALE-Lot on Paris avenue. sl.6Oo; cor
Eer lot on DGnton add take good horse
and buggy a. part payment; some lots on d.
vision street al a bargaini part OF house on
corner OF Lafayette and Wealthy avenue. g.;
and upstairs. coraer OF Fifth and Central
avenues at ~. J. NJ. Palmer. lawyer. al ana
A. The Gilbert.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

t'ok sAl.E-s53 commission q any man who
al. buy a home OF me-. / n a. busiEesss 40
ing Ntst / have SID nine Eouses aud lets a.
ready. Pour eft, Come Il you want d cheap
home. ". CToEkhite. a Cana. street. zoetf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

CHIcAso UsIoS Sroox YAsDs. Sept 3d.
Catfie-Rrcelpts. 1900; common TO extra
steers. s}as5.0z34s cows and hefers. tl93; bulls
sl.5jBst.yS-
h0zs-Recoipts 1900; heavy. Sl0es5.eo;
f.iO.
sneep-Recelpts. 1900; poor to choice. $500
Oslo; lambs. s3.T5415.s0
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Groceries and Provisions.
TO led oats are now worth $50 per barrel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

yoNEY to loan on good real estate security
II. J. DsTOLIA.
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Detroi, Grain.

Drrxofr. Sept. S0-whesr closed. No. cred
eash. 7lc; december. lose; No. / white. east
7fi.c.
Corn No. cash. NC.
Oafs-So. 2easn. &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-01

EOR RENT-sf0re and basement los 0ttEwa
street. Lsdyard block, once roogus. for
merry occupied by More i Wilson aad Judge
Cbamplin. Rooms for light Housekeeping
over les and l07 Ottawa street. Apply 10 Ii, i.
Ledyarc. 1Sstf
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TIME TABLE

NOW IN KrPsCr.
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FOa AEsT-BUsIsESs PUKF0SEs.

Dor RES1-Store corner OF Jefferson aud
Wealthy avenues z11ba ieet and basement.
Fine site Tor drug store. Inquire al Ne. - Mon
roe street. 2olif
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HERALD DES|REL[TS HERALD DESIRELETS
LCsf.

ADEERTIsEMENI OF THREE LINES OR
n Eore Radef Ikls head. S ee as pei tlAe ier
enc lusertiens u cents per 8ns for three III
ssFfi8ns. or - eeats per ne for one week
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
The Value OF Il Hiss.

In Geneva County. Alabama. 4 jury
by its verdict settled the value OF
kisses. \ voting fellow name William
Horton was indicted for assault and
battery on Miss Sallic Jones. The
testimony Of the young woman WAS
that Horton had kissed her against
her will. Horton testified that the
kiss was with Miss Sallic's free will
and consent. and that he had kissed
her $50 tines before. The jury re-
turned :, verdict Of guilty and assessed
a fine Of $50. Tais Shows that cy-
everything has Il value. The best
things are not always the cheapest.
The best remedy for Il cold or coagh
is REDS GERHA; CorGu AID KIDNEY
CURE. but il is put at 50 low 4 price
that it is within the reach of all. The
small bottles cost - cents, the largo
ones 50 cents. Get it Of any dealer.
SYLVAN REMEDY Co.. Peoria. Ill.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17

Some people profess to he able to read
character by Il study of tinger-nails.
For instance: \ person Of broad nails
is of gentle nature, timid and bashfu!.
Those whose nails grow into the flesh at
the points or sides are given to luxury.
\ white maik on the nail brspeaks mis-
fortune. Persons with very pale nails
are subject to much intirmi;y Of the
fl 'sh and persecution by n.ighhors and
friends. People with narrow nails are
ambitious and quarrelsome. Lovers of
knowledge and liberal sentiment have
round nails. indolent people generally
have tfeshy nails. Small nails iniicate
littlcness of mind, obstinacy and con-
ceit. Melancholy persons are distin-
gu!shed by their pale or lcad-colorei
nails, and cholcric, martial men, de-
lighting in war, have red and spotted
nails
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
Gilt-Eslced Ra,lroa,I y,ro,ccrftx.

United States Consul General Adam
Son, at Panama, has made an interest
ing report to the State Department on
the Panama Railroad, which is as fine a
bit of gilt-edgcd railroad property as
cen be found anywhere in the world. 1t
Is private corporation. chartered under
the laws of the State of New York, and
having its principal fl g in the city of
New York. 1t runs across the Isthmus
from Colon to Panama, and is only
fo,ty-stven miles long Until quite re-
Gently the charge for transpoi tation of
passengers was probably the hishe st
known, being S25 in United States gold
for frst-class passage from Panama 10
Cotton, or alt~.t 30 cents a mile Lug
gage other than that carried in the hand
is charged for at the rate of five cents a
pound. There are no laws for the regu-
lat:on of freight and passenger charges,
and during the period FOR which the con-
cess:on was granted to the Panama
Railroad Company-ninnty-ni years
no o her road can be made between the
two oceans through the department of
Panama. This prohibition Includes the
making of even /; wagon road. SO val
liable is this concession that the railroad
company willingly pays the Colombian
Government S2J0,t0 annually for its
privileges.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
GOOD-BY TO THE BIG TRUST,
The Old Standard OIL Combine PrcparinS
tn

The Old Standard OIL Combine Preparing
to Dissolve.
The Standard OIL Trust is preparing to
bow its head Ia Difference to the public
prejudice against the name and form OF
trusts. and the managers have about de-
cded that 1t is not advisable to carry the
recent case In the Chic Supreme Court to
any federal appeal. meeting OF the
holders Of the trust certificates has been
called to consider the advisability of dis
solving the trust. and although the decision
Of that meeting Is in suspense there is little
doubt that the dissolution will be ordered.
For many years there has been
waycd in Ohio a legal warfare against
the Standard Organization. Finally
an action by the Attorney General
OF the State against the Standard Oil Com
plny of Ohio reached the Ohio Supreme
Court. que warrant proceedings being
taken 10 establish the illegality of tho
trust agreements On March l the court
gave decision preserving the charter
rights OF the Standard Oil Company, but
multiplying the cont rartS it had made with
the Standard OH trust. II IS evident that
themselves for an adv, rse decision, and tho
day tho decision was made public their
legal repre- sentative openly annuuncc ID his
belief that the trust would be abandoned.
The actual business OF the Standard organ
ization is conducted by companies organiz-
ed under the laws of the different States.
The aggregate capital held in the control
OF tie tru tees is about s95,U00.000.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17

Either TO adopt a plain precaution, ono
sanctioned by experience and approved by
medical men, or to incur the risk OF malady Y
obdurate and destructive in its various forms
of intermittent or bilious remittent fever or
dumb ayue, which OF the two? For every
typo, for every phase CT malaria Hostetter )
Stomach Bitters is IL specifa II nets promptly
- does its work thoroughly. AS defense
agninst the malnral faint it is most effective
En!grants to and denizecs of regions in the
est where masmatic co pla nts nre peri
oGical yisi.ants. should be mindful OF this and
use lhs Bitters as safeguard. For consti-
patton. bilionsness rheumatism ia grippe.
kidney and bla ider troubles the Bittors viii be
found no less useful than in cases OF malaria.
Against the injurious effects OF exposure,
bodily or mental fatigue, 1t is also a valuable
prNtcctIon.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
PENSIONS FOR INDIAN VETERANS.

Colonel Noes. of Georgia, Heading a
Small! Raid the Treasury.
Another raid on the Treasury is to be
started under the leadership OF Colonel
Moses. Of Georgia. The Colonel is the Young
cotton planter who came near barksliding
from the anti-option craze durin. the re-
cent hearing and who certainly would have
done so had the Chicago Board Of Trade
men talked much longer His contemplated
raid is to secure pensions for the warriors
of the Indian wars. There are. he
thinks, about ten thousand such would be
Gene:iciaries The pension committee will
introduce the bill. providing Col Moses
can convince the members that there is
merit in the idea. aEd to give him an OPP
lortunity for proving it the committee will
hear him. Col. Moses said that il the bill
passes 1t will take about S400. 900 out of the
Treasury yearly. and as most of the men
are nearly so years old and have probably
not more than four years to live. the sum
total to be paid out when the last has died
will not exceed S., COZ, 900
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
ALGER NOT IN THE RACE.

Anti Harrison Men Say the Dctroi: An
nouncement Is u Blind.
General Ayers statement that he IS in
the race. after the announcement that he
had Diet crmincd t, withdraw in Garrison
favor. is regarded Lere as Il blind. says a
Washington dispatch. His former an
No uncemcnt was made after a conference
last week with New York Republican lead
ers. But he did not expect it t. bee, me
known. According to Il leader of the anti
Harrison organization Ager il in reality
not in the race. and at the proper time will
Withdraw in favor of Blaine, should the
latter be able 10 accept tic nomination;
0: her y sc. ia favor Ni ClarkNon.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
THREE HUNDRED LIVES.
Disastrous Explosion In a I:ruSsals Co
Mine-Fcarful Loss of Lite.

Disastrous Explosion In n BRUSSELS Coal
Mine-Fcarful Loss of Lite.
Advices from Brussels say an accident
occurred in the AnGcriius Coiliery, near
Charleroi. which it is feared will result n
a great loss of life. Three hundred miners
were employed in the coal pit when there
was a terrific explosion OF fire damp Tie
pit mouth was rendered unavailable. and
the fate OF the imprisoned workmen is still
unknown. Effort, are bein, made to res
cue any OF the men who may have survived
the explosion. Tremendous excitement pre-
walls in the vicinity OF the pit. Men. woIn-
en-, and childrel have assembled in an
enormous crowd, and are wild with fear.
for it Is thought that when an entrance is
made to the coilery the loss of life will be
appalling. OF the 800 men at work only
three have thus far arrived at the mout n
OF the pit in safety.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
AN ERRAND OF MERCY.
The Indiana Is Speeding on Her Way
Feed the Starving Russians.

The Indiana Il Speeding on Her Way to
Feed the Starving Russians.
a close watch has been kept at Al tho
marine signal stations in the northern part
OF the British kingdom for the American
steamer Indiana. Captain Sargent. which
sailed from Philadelphia Feb 2H, for Lii
bau. Russia. with q cargo OF foir and pro-
visions. dcstiEc for the use o. the famine
sufferers in that country. A dispatch wa
received from the signal station on Lewis
Island, the largest and northernmost OF tho
outer llebrides group, reporting that the
Indiana hal passed that point She sig.
nailed "AlI we'll" and proceeded at god
speed on her GRAND Of mercy TO tie FAM
ishing Russian peasants. The Indiana has
taken the course by the north OF Scotland
to save Zinc. Libau. the port she is bound
for. is situated on the Baltic coast OF Cour-
land. 12l miles from Riga. The water In
the little harbor is shallow. but it Is the
near -. Russian port and is In direct rail-
road communication with st. Peter ,burs.
from which the famine districts can be
reached.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
WAR CLOUDS LOWER.
Ischriny Sea Trouble Str;lininS Our Rcls
lions 18th England.

schrinE Sea Trouble Strainin. Our Rcla-
lions 18th England.
A Washington telegram says: This Gov
eminent is at last engaged In a diplomatic
controversy with 4 nation worthy of its
steel That Uncle sam will not allow him
self 10 be snubhcd with Ut showing his
teeth was evidenced in the Senate when
Senator Morgan introduced u bill pro-
viding for taking retaliatory measures
against Canada. What the outcome
will DO no one in Washington whose
opinion is of value will predict. A
war scare has already teen launched
and the imaginative fancy that II the dis
lance they can hear the mutterings that
mark the approach Of war. Perhaps they
are right. The two greatest nations of the
earth may 90 to war over such n quest ion.
but it is doubtful According to the M
sensus OF informal opinions gathered on
the floor Of the House. the outcome of the
controversy will be rcarpful.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-03-17
ELSEWHERE in this Issue Wa pubIish tho

ELsEwHERE In this issue we publish tho
particulars CT q remarkable cure TINT fairly
outrivals the celebrated case OF John Mar
shall. Of Hamilton, which created such a
sensation throughout the country. The
particulars OF this case are vouched for by
the Albany Evening Journal. recognized as
the lending newspaper ut tho New York
State capital. and one of the leading papers
OF the United States. There is, therefore,
no room to doubt that the particulars Of the
case are accurately and carefully sct forth.
In every respect true. and must therefore
prove OF the deepest interest to our readers;
we therefore commend the article to their
careful pcrusal