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NEVADA REPUBLICANS.
Action Taken by the silver and Harri-
son Conventions.

Action Taken by the Silver and Harri-
son Conventions.
RENO New, Sept 1.-The silver Re-
publicans, in convention to-day, nomi-
mated F. G. Newlands for Congress, but
passed the nominations for Presidential
Electors, which is regared as a virtual
Endorsement of the silver Electoral
ticket. The platform denounces Harri-
son for his atagonism to silver.
The straight Harrison Republican Con-
vention is still in session. 1t has noni-
mated an Electoral ticket, and Newlands
has been placed in nomination for Con-
gress. a committee was appointed to in
vite him to appear before the convention
to indorse the platform before a vote is
taken upon his nomination.
NEWLANDs WITH THE SILVER MEN.
RENO (Nev.l, Sept. If. G. Newlands
declined to appear before the minority
Republican State Convention when It
assembled tonight, as he had already
been nominated by the majority conven-
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THE SPREAD OF CHOLERA.
One Case Reported to Have Been
Discovered in New York.
NO FRESH DEVELOPMENTS ON THE
STEAMER MORAVIA.

The President Issues a Proclamation
That No Vessel Carrying Immi-
grants From ANY Foreign Port
Shall be Permitted to Enter Any
Port In the United States Until said
Vessel Shall Have Undergone a
Days.
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To Suppress the Slave Trade.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Brussels corre-
spondent of the Times says: "As a result
of the International Anti-slavery Con-
vention held in Brussels, an interna-
tional bureau will shortly be formed in
Zanzibar, in which England, France,
Germany, Italy and Portugal will be
rnOraSantaH
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Scarlet Feyer i'm London.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-Oficial figures issued
to-day show that scarlet fever, which has
been raging in London for some time.
shows no signs of abating. There are
now in the London hospitals $500 pa
tients with this disease.
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Special TO the RrcoRn-uN1oN.

Special TO the RECoRD-UNIoN
BRUSSELS. Sept. Ia terrific explosion
OF hredamp occurred to-day in the
Agratfe coal mine, in Hainault. The ex-
ploslon caused heavy coal to fall that
bIockaded the galleries of the mine, and
sutocated many Of the miners. Nearly
all the men are accounted for. Some es-
capped uninjured. Twenty-Five bodies
have been recovered, and eight men
alive, though very seriously injured,
were taken from the mine by rescuing
parties.
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Republican County Convention.

MONTEREY, Sept. 1.-The Republican
County Convention made the following
nominations: For Joint Senator, Thomas
Flint, Jr.; Assembly, S. J. Duckworth;
Sheriff, j. L. Matthews; County Clerk,
o. Y. Ansbott; Auditor, George s. Miller;
Treasurer, U. HartnelI Tax Collector,
c. l.. Westlake; District Attorney, Will
lam Pence; Recorder, w. III. Pyburn;
Surveyor, c. w. Sawyer; Coroner and
Public Administrator. DIR. Q. Trimmer.
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Nine Men Instantly KilIed.

BERLIN, Sept. 1.-While repairing the
Royal Castle in Konningsberg to-day the
scatfolding suddenly collapsed, precip-
itating a number of workmen to the
ground. Nine were instantly killed.
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Cayucos Bank Robbery.

PAso RoBLEs, Sept. 1.-Isom and Goss,
the fleeing Cayucos bank robbers, are
still at large. Isom was seen near here
yesterday evening. The Paso Robles
officers have joined in the chase. Their
arrest is expected at any moment.
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BASEBALL.
The San Franciscos and Oaklands Play
a Thirteen-Inning Game.

The San Franciscos and Oaklands Play
Thirteen-Inning Game.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-The home
team and the Oaklands played thirteen
inning game here this afternoon, and
San Francisco won by score of 10 to 2.
The score was tied by Oakland in the
ninth inning, when it was to 2. Neither
side scored for three innings. In the first
half Of the thirteenth inning the San
Franciscos made four hits and, aided by
errors, scored eight runs. Base hits
Oakland 10, San Francisco II. Errors
Oakland 6, San Francisco 4. Batteries
Tanning and Spies, Horner and Brown.
AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Sept. 1.-The San Joses lost
a game to Los Angeles to-day by score
OF 4 to 5. Poor fielding and bases on
balls in the fifth inning caused the defeat
of the Dukes. Stafford scored home
run for the Angels in the sixth. Batter
ies-McNab and Baldwin; Lookabaugh
and Clark
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Republican Delegates.

YUMA, Sept. 1.-Delegates to the Re-
publican Territorial Convention at Pres
colt, September Sth, from Yuma County,
are: Hon. A. G. Hubbard, Captain NJ.
McInernay, Hon. A. e. Martin and j..
W. Dorrington.
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Two Thousand Afghans Killed.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-The Vienna corre-
spondent of the NeaoS says: "It is re-
ported from Merv that 1900 Afghans
were killed in the last battle with the re-
voting Hazars."
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The President En- Route to Loon Lake

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The President
will leave here at noon tomorrow for
Loon Lake. He will go by way of Platts-
burg. but will not make any stops on his
way. His letter of acceptance will not be
made public this week.
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Coming state Electinna

There are five States yet to have cleo
tions before the day of the Presidential
election, viz: Arkansas, September 9Th.
Vermont, September 9th; Maine. Sen,
tember 18th; Florida, October 4th, and
Georgia, October 5th.
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Hitch in the Treaty Negotiations.

LONDON. Sept. IA dispatch to the
Central News Agency from Madrid says
hitch has occurred in the negotiations
between Spain and the United States for
q commercial treaty
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Cooperage Works Burned.

NAPA CITY, Sept. 1.-The cooperage
works of G. Carpy & Co., proprietors of
the Uncle Sam wine cellars and distillery
in this city, were destroyed by fire early
this morning. The fire originated in an
adjoining stable. The stable and one
frame building were wholly destroyed
and brick building was badly damaged.
The loss, chiefly in cooperage stock,
amounts to about $1,000, and is fully coy-
cred by Insurance. chiefly in the London
and Lancashire Company.
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Death of wealthy oregonfan.

PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-James Terwillger,
who came here in IS41 and built the first
house in Portland, died to-day. He
leaves an estate valued at nearly a mil
lion dollars.
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san Francisco Sewers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1.-George Da-
wilson, Colonel 6. H. Mendell and Irv-
ing NJ. Scott, who were appointed by the
Supervisors as Board of Engineers to
prepare a sewer system plan, have ap-
pointed Marsden Manson and G. l..
Grunsky, civil engineers, to immediately
begin active duties in the field.
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A Terrible Deed.

STEvENsvILLE (O.) ),Sept.1.-John Skin
ner. hired man working for Feetner, a
farmer near here, last night shot and
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The Town AImost Totauv nestrore

Inc Ao"H AiihOsI ioIaiiy destroyed.
SPOKANE (Wash.), Sept. 1.-The town
of Cononcully, 'Okanogan County, was
almost totally destroyed by fire early
Wednesday morning. Only one drug
store and a few dwellings remain. The
loss is estimated at 100000. Insurance.
small.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

"Heres something rather novel and
amusing in the way of q business ar
rangement," said the man on the corner
to the other man. sour firm has a
travelling man whose wife is what is
commonly termed terror. She rega-
lstes her husband in every particular.
draws his salary and doles IL ont to him.
comes In and raises Sancho with the
house If he is out too long. and makes
herself generally obloxions. Al the
men in the ofiice are afraid OF her, aud
you would laugh TO zee them all scatter
off and get very busy when she appears.
well. sir. this year the firm wanted
10 cut that drummer's salary down, and
how do you think they did itG They
knew has wife would make things lively
if she knew his s,.lary was decreased. SC
they fixed il up between them that his
pay was TO be reduced. bat that his wife
should draw the Ga amount. and that as
the drummer has little hank accoun,
be would make matters square with the
firm at the end OF the year. How's that
for terroriziug ability one little lsc
pound woman holding under her thumb
her husband and whole Arm besides
indianapolis Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

Both the method and results whe
syrup Of Egs 10 taken, il is plessNn
and refreshing 10 the taste. and ACT
gently yet promptly on the kidaeys
Liver and Bowels. clesnsss the ava
tenn enectuaslys dispsls colds. head
aches and fevers and curos habitas
constipation. Syrup Of Egs Is tn
only remedy Of lis kind ever pre-
duoed. pleasing 10 the taste and &C
cepszble To the stomach. prompt ID
its action and truly beneficial In it
effects. prepared only FROM tAe mod
healthy and agreeable substances. 10
many excellent qualities commend I
TO all and have made il the mos
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs 10 for sale In 50
and 81 bottles BY ell leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist whs
may not have il ON hand viii pro
cure il promptly for any one VIII
wishes 70 try II. Do not accept ary
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUp co.
sSs FRANCISCO. csL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. Kfs Foss. k.L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
CHINESE EXCLUSION OIL.
Ssaf~ress ksscA an Asrssasas DAssa %
"a the senate Nsosurs.

SSaI~ress ksscA a. AgrssasaG DaSsd %
"a the sssats Measure.
WAsniseros. Nay a--The oonfsrses
o. the Chinese exciussos bin have
reached an Agreemsn. on the basis Of
the otii a. IL passed the senate, bat with
certain important additions that were
insisted upon by the house eouferees.
As agreed upon the bill Is practically
reeaaetnent for ten years Of
the existing law with the follow
loving additional provisions; No
Chinese person is to be released on
bail pending action on q writ Of habsas
corpus All Chinese l.borers now In
the United States are 20 be compelled
20 obtain registration certificates. and
al persons other than laborezs may sp-
ply for such certificates, for which no
charge Is 20 be made. This feature OF
the law IS to be carried cut under the
direction of the internal revenue bureau
Of the treasury department. Forging
certificates will be p1xlshable by i'm
pgisonment for five years.
All Chinese persons who attempt 70
come into the coantry unlswfully are
10 De imprisoned for one year and then
remanded 70 China. This latter pro-
vision Is much stronger the that on
the same subject In the bin rs II passed
the senate. The senate bill provided
for imprisonment for six months on the
second attempt 70 come into this eoun-
try. after which the prisoners wcus 70
be remanded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

Steel is now being used in the manu-
factnre Of fenoeposts. This is an inno-
walton on the old cedar method and
promises TO meet with extended use.
One Of the latest devices in this direc-
ton consists Of thin plate Of steel made
in conical shape. beng smaller ~ the
top than at the bottom and encircled
with rnalleable iron barbs, prepared for
attaching wire or other descriptions Of
fencing, is seven inches wide and seven
feet long. with an open slot extending
the entire length. Tie top is held In
place by an ornamental cap.
The post is designed 10 be driven into
the ground, thus obviating the necessity
Of digging holes. For this purpose a
driving machine has been designed,
which is SO arranged that it can be set
at any angle, the post being always in a
vertical position when driven into the
ground. One man and horse ara re
quired to operate a machine, which can
do the work OF ten men In the same
given time. These posts, before being
used, are treated 10 3 bath in solution
heated by electricity and Q coating pat
on them to prevent the action of either
salt or slkales. The ce<t OF maintenance
is small and protection from ire is
assured. -Anerican Manufacturer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

There IL nothlzg dearer 70 TIE heart -
the average boy than 10 he the proud
posssssov sk . goat broken - harness
To owR such . steed makes the boy the
leader Of the neightorhood, and by the
jndicious giving Of rides the owner a.
quirc< pull" which Lasts usually -
long rs the goat hinAssif can pull.
Fully aware at tAis. the publisher q
. popular youths magazine recently Of
fered rs prises for the boys securing .
certain number Of Row subscribers in =
given tims . handsome Angors gost.
harness and gig.
This SGT the young readers Of the paper
s-hustiing. and when the time for re-
ceiving the subscriptions expared II was
found that every one Of the compesstors
wanted . goat
As the publishers had only ten goats,
of course every lad couldn't get one.
Each of the ten leaders in the contest re-
csivei his gsst and outfit. and ~ each u
the disappointed contestants kind let
tor was sent explaining the case. etc.
One Of the lucky ten was western
lad. His goat was promptly boxed up
and Forwarded 20 its destination. The
lad received the box, and on opening it
great was his astonishmeut when he
saw not only the anxsously expected
goat, bat in addition four gostlets. so 10
speak, born in transitu.--Boston Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
PAN HANDLE WRECK.


A Passenger rrsia Crashes Into . Freight
Several Persons Injured.
PrrrssuRaH, Pa, May S-A bad
wreck occurred on the Pan Handle rail-
road mile west of Scio. O., az 5 o'clock
a N. The second section Of No. Q. east
bound passenger. while going at the
rate OF IS miles an hour. crashed
into No. SIS west-bound extra freight.
The fireman and engineer OF the freight
engine jumped for their lives The pas
senger engine was in charge Of Robert
Buchanan. the engineer, and William
Cullom. fireman Both stuck To their
posts, and Buchanan was seriously in
jured internally. The passengers in
the forward coach of the passenger
train were badly shaken up and num-
Der were Injured. mono fatally. Tho
names of the injured are:
s. II. Peterson. crainiif. Kan, head cat; Al
exander Dunlap, Alabama, head cut: Marvin
Wright. Indianapolis. head cut; Rossnns
Hughes. Philadelphia, nose broken and breast
An unknown lady md her head badly cut
The wreck was the result OF careless
ness on the part Of tho trsiumen of the
extra freight, who did not notice the
signals Both engines and the mall and
express cars were badly broken up.
One freight car. in which were three
tramps stealing q ride. was completely
demolished and the trsmrs were badly
injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
SHORT SPECIALS.

Gladstone gave the English working.
men no hope OF securing the cight-hour
law.
Milwaukee brewers profess to have
no knowledge of an agreemen. to re-
dncc the price Of beer.
Burglars rsided Lawndale. H., Sum
day night, securing watches, chnins and
bracelets and about $500 in money.
Rockford's city council has decided to
raise the liquor liccuse FROM $1,000 to
81. 500. An ordinance to that effect was
introduced Monday night.
In q seulling race on the Paramet.a
river at Sydney, n. s W.. Monday for
$500 and the championship of the world
Staasbury defeated Sullivan.
The supreme court of Pennsylvania
has sustained the constitutionality OF
the Baker ballot reform law. which
goes into effect at the next election.
The weekly crop bulletin for Ohio. is.
sued Monday. shows that except in
southern Ohio the condition OF the
wheat has not improved as expected.
The committee in charge of the eight
hour demonstration in New York re-
fused 10 allow John Most. the anarch-
ist, TO speak at the meeting In Union
square.
The body of John Gibbons. who dis
appeared from ostomwa- Ia, week
ago, was foGnd In tho river with bol-
let wound ia The neck. He was proba.
bly, murdered.
Caroline Roone-. Of London. claims
to be the widow OF the late actor, Pc,
Rooney. The latter left q wife in New
York. who claims that the London
woman is fraud
John Ash. of ossaloo>A. Ia. was sen
fenced Ia 1855 20 fifteen years In ths
Iowa state prison for murder In tbs
second degree Monday he was par
doned hv Gov roies
A sensational suicide which occurred
al San Antonio. Tex. was that OF Katie
coggshsiL the l3-yesr-oid daughter o
respectable parents. who ended her life
because ~ dsssppoinsmens In love.
George Cassidy and w Hammer. des
peradees, who are thought 20 have beer
implicated IN the Colorado hank rob
berry several years ago, were captured
near Cheyenne, Wyo.. after q lively
shooting ARRAY.
John Davis. ~ho escaped from ne
Mschigsnstste prison az Jackson AnEas'
IL be sealing ne prison val, ws'
brought back 20 the prison scnfs-
night by iisilHssser Mcsher bsvi'
vss = Kalsnssoe burglar. he hss
beea 10 Canada sihse bis escape
J w. Hart. = farmeF empieys Of ~
nafiin6ssas Cedar Rspfas Nsrshsss
railway, ~hs as inAies~a far ssre>s,
fes fsssias an express order from =
eeats - So -. plesasa guilty - Monte
sssns Ia. sad wss ssnfeaerd 20 eli
@enshs t. he psniteAtssfy - Fer
Msais@n The forgery ~ss eotansifss'
~ SssasFx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

A gentleman was trying TO talk with
= neighuoring town tie other day over
the long distance phone, and WIS seek.
ing little information that was cur
rent on the streets OF the town. Could
anybody be found who would 60 out
and pick Il Up. The young man at tho
distant phone was disinelined 10 accom-
modate without stating the reason Why,
and finally the help Of Utica Toll.
board was iinplored. The conversation
between .'Tollbosrd" and the distant
town was quite interesting. Just step
out on the street. she told him. land
ask the FIRST man OF woman you meet
II cant" he replied. ''ss there's nc
one here 20 watch The store
''oh, is that AL, said "Tclleoard
well. Won rim right slene and III
watch the store for You"
The Young man went and ''Tollboard'
kept her word By keeping Der ear to the
receiver at Utica, forty miles from the
scene. Utica Observer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

wAsaiSsros, May s-NrA Harmon
Has sufficiently recovered fres her ~
cent attack Of iuneses - unable her
20 sit up again. and her physician said
this evening thai he thoaghs u would
not prove 50 serious this sssns - II az
before, when sho overtsxed hor
strength, which was the cssse q -
second attack. Mrs- Harrsoa 10 ~
gaming strength and states that sAs e.
poets to be able to leave the city At -
eaxiv date.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

blade foand BY Col xyse iznbeadsd in
the mortar ef tbs areas PYRAMID. and .
porsiso Of . croSs-cut saw exhutned ~
kiaarod by Mr.. Lsyard--sii Of which
are now in the British museum A
wrought bar of Damascus stssl wss
presented BY King forss - Alexander
tAe Great. This r~iie 81 unkne~a az
saquisy 10 sslil pruserved NJ CONSTANT
nople The Hfndcos appear 20 have
made wroughtiron directly from the
ore. withoss pss.ing II throagh the
furnace, an art nos Lost. Elaborate
iron pillars made by thai system are
sui! seen Ia India. seme os them dating
from tea centuries before tho opea,ag
Of the CHRISTIAN era.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

farmers 70 obtain money on tsnAs and
crops. 20 establish sonae sno-tre&saFy
or ssskiag sysssm ey wAseA. sArs~ge
government aid. money could Be KEEPS
wisAsn the ressA Of svssy es2naszs5 IN
sums sufficient for their needs -
BE loaned ~ them ss how rssss, 70 -
wise some system BY which the Aow Of
money TO commercial eeHters could hs
hnised 50 as to leave sufficient IN eli
sections of the country for the resPec-
tive coumenitiex
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

wAsnrssrox. Nay s.-Ssnator Man.
derson has introduced Joint resolution
requesting the president TO take AMIGA
BILE measures TO obtain from the Italian
government q suitable indemnity for
the injuries infiicted by the suthortsies
Of Italy upon Nicolina Mileo, natur~l'
ixed citizen Of the United States. who
while on . visit 10 Italy was impris'
oncd and afterwards compelled 10 serve
in the Italian army.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
The rumhe,men Yielded.

ASHLAND. Wis. May s.-All the lum-
Der showers on Chequamegon bay
struck yesterday for an advance of ten
cents per hour They began last week
at forty cents per hour. but on Monday
refused TO 20 10 work unless the in
crease was allowed. After consultation
among iumber1nen they decided to &C.
cede to the demand of the men, and the
men resumed work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

FAnxrn-Tsnt ww . sas~ir' psYw yvs
rot snt leef ~~>k.
Corw7py BpfTos--r'u els6 r. hs.s 60
yoa were plese<i VITA n
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them fsilrs fsaz' cszfes e ps<tsndia DE-
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6s6nt rrefss = ere ~~s-7kSfss1
Ard Won szzz1 nl~Hrs III To- prssTirsicn
thss cars ~ ~hss yen ROD n - pzlr-
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N5n@. rsxnsseres 4pchsxrss e~&y1h1uG
Oats fnow- ss . t=n&s r,r-pisinf y - iss
P7s<1vs rsueSy.
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- ne ripper nareers. 90 peezsExs per
So @Ppe2rsaxs ana ca me Supposed
e1-Sssncs 81 a-s s2a- l4zx - taAt GO tAe
t>sss>- cards slss~1 -JAch - kspS<r' cad
received IN >Gazlzn1 fsrG Suspected, hos
ser 20 tse severer test u eomp~fison WITH
DS-laing xRoEn movements. his presence n
essi,sh lsi-s 80 10 soSsA Afr,ss % ssst>zA
casus. ne taessy fsls - piece Dssnzag sAA
as counsel encouraged me iAss tast - wss ne
whisssa~esi asua N order 70 sasfs.n ne ssssxy
~ ~2soztrollAels aoAlesdAs zsAzsA
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Confessed to Arson.

DALLAS. Tex, May Sd. r. Cowan,
who died in st. Louis, is said TO have
made confession that he and u negro
SGT fire to the wholesale whisky store
burned on Commerce street this city
last fall and which carried an insur-
aucc OF uearly 500, 600.
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Pleaded Guilty.

CLEVELAND, o.. May 3.--Ralph X.
Paige, treasurer OF the Psinesville bank
that failed recently, pleaded guilty be-
fore Judge Hamilton to having forged
two notes OF 5000 and $4,000 respect
lively. He was then remanded TO jail
and will DC sentenced to the penitentia-
~ in a few dava
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

CHICAGO, May s.-Robert d. Fowler.
Of the great provision house known as
the Anglo American Provision Com.
pany, which has existed, under differ
emit names. in Chicago for the last thir-
ty years, has just died in London.
remains will be brought here for BE-
ial His fortune is estimated at $780,
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IhraA Drowned.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, May S-By the
capsizing Of boat on Leighton lake.
near Grand Rapids. Mimi, fourteen OF
Backus' driving crew were up
set and Sandy Mcleod. John Murray
and an Indian were drowned. The
bodies have not been recovered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
Hotel aud station Burned.

PARIS. Tenn, May s.-The hotel. de-
pot building, freight house, roundhosse
and water tank of the Louisville q
Nashville railroad at this place were
destroyed by Ere Monday. The loss
will amount to many thousands Of dol
lars. A great deal of freight was
burned