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Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
Pugilist Ashton Dead.

NEW YoR <, Jan. Jack Ashton, the
heavyweight pugilist, is dead at Bellevue
hospital. The last sacrament of the Roman
Catholic church was administered to him
yesterday. Ashton was taken to Bellevue
"Wednesday IN delirious condition. His
case was a once diagnosed as an advanced
attack of delirium tremens. He had been
unconscious since his reception at the hos.
pital. Ashtoa was about 20 years old.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
Mr.. Langtry Getting Wen.

LONDON, Jan. Mrs. Langtry is rap
idly recovering from her severe attack of
illness. She still remains in her room in
her residence in Pont street, Belgravia, but
she expects shortly to be able to start on a
trip on her yacht, White Lady, which she
recently purchased
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
Confirmed by the Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
Gilbert A Pierce of Minneapolis to I've
United States minister resident and con-
sui general to Portugual, A. II Hooper,
postmaster, Eureka, s. D.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
No Change in Blaine's Condition.

WASHINGTON, Jan. DIR. johnson made
his last visit to Mr.. Blaine at p. m. yes
terday. He found Mr.. Blaine about the
same as he had been throughout the dav.
A call at Mr.. Blaine's residence at 9 o'clo, <
brought f0Ish the statement that Mr..
Blaine was a "little better
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
Indicted for r2xtrayaeau.-

BROOKLYN, Jan. THE grand jury
yesterday brought in presentments and
indictments against thirty members of tn,
board Of aldermen and supervisors for *
travagant expenditures in the recent Co
lum bian celebration The names Of
those indicted have not vet been mad,
~, t,i:--
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
Hoe Fielden Yyhipped.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. ANDY Bowen
concluded the first fistic event of the Cres-
cent City Athletic club Thursday night by
knocking Joe Fielden out in just twenty
two rounds
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
WAS A BIG FAKE AFTER ALL.
That Bakersville Fight Was a Romance
in Cold Blood

AsHEvuLE, N. c., Jan. Two CORES.
pondents seLt by the Citizen to Bakers
vile, n. c., Wednesday returned here last
night worn out and disgusted, having
Travelled nearly 100 miles with horses and
in continuous snow storm They say
there has been no trouble at Bakersville
nor is there reason to expect any.
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-01-07
New Bank for rIndiana

WASHINGTON, Jan. THE Alexandria
National b snk of Alexandria, Ind, capital
$50, 900, was yesterday authorized to begin
business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
WEARY OF IMPOSITION.
George Clifford Wright. q Selr.stylcti
Chump. Pound Dear In Bed.

PHiLApELpHIA. July "a George Cliff
ford Wright. a man Of 81 years. was
found dead in bed at his room in the
rear of No. 5yi Race street this morning
and the coroner will make a post NOR
ten examination of the body Ia de-
termine whether death was due to
natural causes of premeditated suicide.
The man WAS in the last stages II con-
sumption and il IL barely possible that
hc had prcmonition of his approaching
death for preparation for his demise had
been made. On the table were several
letters One VAS directed 10 the PRO
fessor Of Hahnemann hospital" 1t was
as follows:
DrAs SrR--Cut my body up and show
the cranks how chump is made.
have been chump ever since / became
"a man. | am tired Of being imposed
upon. owe nobody anything. have no
money and no friends / am tired II
living Don't let my friends have my
body FOR hate them all. Yours.
A CHuMP.
Another letter was written 20 Samuel
Fletcher. with whom Wright boarded.
and accused Fletcher OF failing to help
MIN in his trouble Alongside this pile
OF letters was photograph az two
S&omcn. The face and head of one of
the females was cut cut. and on the
back II the card vas written: "s,hc is
the cause of my tronnle."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

CmcAco. july 2s--Paid admissions at
the fair today 7ssss.
In the examination - woois the 81.
pert work aill be directly under the 80
Iervision ~ T'ros. William McMurfrie ~
New York. He will ascertain by meas.
urement the IAysical properties - the
individual fibrcs. and will extend theer.
animation 20 include The finene~r. a.
measured by tho microscopes and rai.
crometer and get the tensile s'rer0th
and elasticity ty means az the s,nomo-
meter
Professor atwsser ~ Yale wis ocrur,
tie laboratory nf the Chicago unisar
si'y. ard will hnys under has direction
ccrps n chemisss numbering f-cnft %
esasnsne manufactured food prefncts.
The rrofessor expects a. sbor by THE
exssairation the degrees n svtstssce
and effects 4 manufactured food prod
ucts upon the human system.
In the esaDaiuafion ~ sugars srrur~.
mclas<ss rrepe fruit. beet r,soz relrs
aud niii sngars and in sosgham aBd gin.
co~e. prof t,eorge G.. Taslor q fsouisi
ana vii direct a micfos. sof,icsi inss<ti
CATION. End Prof uHlvy wia make =
chemical ahsiysss 81 The ros.oruDens
laboratory
The esBf8insfion - cotfon and vcre
table fbres piii inelpte csrfoi gsoneia
.ratitr - teBsaie stfength. l~nr;hrf ria.
menf. iinenrss. sssnnees ~sffnee< issstre
ard ether sgHcisi rrsinfa - stesiiHres -
vhirh The value - the thss IN ifs IL
aussrssl ec,nnnAs nsss bs lFferTnirs3
The much criticised f,ureasI q a~sfSis
hesaed - Iehh BaYd fhsrffr. - fnr.
suing ifs set sxsnr@s vigorously knd var.
cl,s sslas - The .oFss sfe grbsina.iy tax
ing fessn sn1 shapsnE shsuses,ses irse =
uksas. ehteh fsots- -sse DsaeA e1.ss a.
the sri
Al ~ erltxk tkis sfteeuoau firs
started IN tht usath ful e fhe sYnns
rssfafioa kudalns 81 tse lar II vss
stfsn4uisft.a fefars uurh damage pae
irs. isns ftf fse ninats~ ibt ero~sis
10 fhe hHsijiBz wers siraesa gss.ir
stricken.
fhe iffssAff eiitsrs verr tsndisrs-3 A
safofrss. sreefgien ffusn : sa n ess,ek
tssnigks n TIE state f.ulidis4 - tlls in
3ssn. eus o. isstocsrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
FOUR IN THE TOLLS
Responsibility for the Fosd's Tho
tss Horror FIXED.
ACTION or THt caAAb JURY
Tsue ssssH Asatsss Coions.l Aiasworsh.
Ceasracsos pass. eupesiase~4irss
Covsrs an<a tnstness aassA

- ~ "a ~ .a
Jury today found = true bsll Aaainst Col
ousl Frederick e. Ainsvorth. chief of
ths r~cor,i nnd ..n.,an divi.,on al the
So d.,.r,,a.n,. u..... "a n.ns Al.
-.~.-~- -
""sS.'s suPsoy~s " "ss' s"'
vsuoo soS tne siectrse nxnt psans.
WtHsm y. Covert. superintendent. and
Francis Sassr. engineer of the building.
holding them responsible fos the Forsi's
shester disa.ter u June 0 lnst In which
tw~ntv .thre. per~or. to~t their lvce
and . l.rs,. nnmhs- - oshs,- -.,s IN.
:. o'"'' s'' W.
'"
Inc indictment sets forth the creation
and organization os tho record and pea-
sion division Of the war department un-
der an act Of congress. and the appoint
ment BY the president Of Frederick G.
Ainsworth. = captain and assistant sur.
ceon In the army. IA the head of the
division with the rank Of colonel. and
that he was given charge OF Ford's old
thea;er building and Of the <rsons EN-
ploved in il. and was 40 In charge in
June. ls93. az 10 O'Clock. when nortions
of the second and third noors az the
building fell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
CnEDIroI,s cKy FRAUD.
Mech Brother~ or Buffalo Put .
Thcascr Bcyond Pressing Debts.

BrFFaLo. july pa week ago the
Mech Brothers. proprietors II the
Academy ~ Music. 10 escape making a
general assignment and put of certain
pcrempiory creditors transferred the
property 90 their attorney for t25o.ooo.
and be Immediately executed amort-
gage on II for slOo.ooo. Tho creditors
became more importunaie than ever on
learning of this, charging that IL was
detrimental 10 their interests. aid early
last week the Meeches we're forced 10
make a general assignment. Now their
assigoee. J. T. Mclaughlin. haa brought
suit. asking to have ihe transfer ~ tho
thcater 20 Attorney Wheeler set aside.
Allegation Is made that the property -
a source 1t revenue from fents and the.
atrical engagements arranged Tor nest
eeason. ami that the transfer was made
with intent to defrand the creditors
Injunction - aleo asked restraining
Wheeler from enjoyment IL ownership.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

wAsHfsoros. July - Michigan post
od1ce appointments today. Auburn.
Bay county. j. c. Rowdcn. - succeed I.
T. Swart- removed: ButuaE. 6isduin
county. l. p. Sherman. 10 snccecd J. II.
Kelley. resigneds fsrRo. 81. Clair coun-
~. George Seulch. ~ succced Andrew
kilgore. removed; Lake George. Clare
county. Mrs- Mary Borst. ~ succssd f.
J. Roys. rpeigned: Cspsc. Sc. Clair
county. c. s. Warn. ~ succc~d A. J.
NcNsnght removed; StAmhaugh. lro1
county. y. G.. viiAs, % succeed W. r.
Nesbitt. resigned; Tustin. Osceoia coun-
~. Daniel Mc6overn. 10 succeed y. =.
Spencer. resigned: Vernon. Shiaw asse~
county. &. T.. Weeden. 10 succeed Frank
Wescoft, removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

Ex-Commander Palmer Gives llis
Views on Pension Suspensions

Views on Pension Suspensions
WASHINGTON. July "A. Speaking Of
the suspension OF pensions. -ex- Com
mander In Chief Palmer Of the q. A. K,
who In in the city, says: il looks like
organized administrative hostility 10 the
old veterans. j have always said that II
q man were on the pension rolls fraudu
lcntly he should be summarily cut of.
but 1 believe that there have been gross
exaggcrations Of the number Of people
who were drawing pensions they were
not fairly entitled to. ! notice that
Justics Long OF the Michigan supreme
court has been suspended. Well.
il seems that in the generosity
of his heart, Jim Tanner. while
commissioner Of pensions, re
rated tho Justices case without applica-
ton on the latter's part. Doubtless
Tanner went step too far. but after all
the outside world IL not often able to
fairly judge Of the merits II a particular
case. / know a man who had to go
abroad four times Cor treatment of ia
juries received in the service OF bis
country. dis expenses amount 10
good many thousands. Besides that. at
the close Of the war. he had three de
pendent families left on his hands.
That man did not apply for a pension
Tor many years. but when one was
granted him. he was severely criticised
for accepting it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

WAsHiSuTo~. July ~ Fernando
Page. the messenger on the >oltlsrs roll
Il representatives. whose departure from
Grand ksri,la. Arh. tor Washington
vas associated wifh the di~appcarance
q The elsa = Fred = i'resin - that
riac~. was foand as sight Al the home
- Ats Pfosiu'a parent. in THE city
whore n ie boardlpr " provin -
sl~1 att her parents. bat she ssya abe
tliI not lesve Grand Rapids until
week after Psge's departure ami that
they has no infeatiou Il eiepiag She
claims tat I'll treatment aa tie psft
n her husband caused her b. sss~crt
alas. er,l that ~ story that shs sni
Page ha.i .lopef can be traced - spite.
ps4e ss4loissfatks NFs pf.~sus story.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
CRY DIRECT TAX LAW
Dsmocssb Ass os>ssmised 10
Pass o. Tks Ssssioa.
&c II eooD on lNDlFFfRfkr


WAsn,,mrou. Juiv A--fA--,an-,
t..s--- - ~. t....-~ - e..-s '-~<<s- -
-.s~~a - - --...S- -rv-~~s y.
-
o1secs saA Jay y-
~ - evsdent stet osen<sn1noo
e0os1 wiu ~ made - ksvo
direct ssx isv IN onse she1s. 1hore 4
= ~srony s>ns,n~nx In ia faeos I. a..
.-..,,h s.a - r. ,~~e>~..s,.,i---s -
~..-sl .ss-s-s-s~ -, - '----~-',s -.
'.' - -" 49, -e'y sP
po' X sn1's snes Hssceung
c1ty cohseitu<tcieo gu orpo0 IL 11Ho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

JEFFERSON Cry. No.. July 2i.-Gov-
ernor Stone today granteds respite until
August II to Harrison Duncan. the
negro under sentence of death in ST.
Louis for the murdes Of Police Officer
Brady. Some two weeks ago the gov
ernor declined to interfere in the case
and his present action 10 10 afford Dun
cans attorneys time 10 prepare an ap-
peal To the United Gtatcs supreme
court. Under the old sentence Duncan
would have been executed Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
CLERKS ION coxomRssmES.
Only Enouxh Funds Available "a Pay
Them = Month.

WASHINGTON. July a. Fsrss Comp
froiler Bowler has made several de~is.
lons IN answer a. queries frea CiefE
Kerr 81 the house ~ Representatives ft-
garsiins the employment - clfrk~ byi
congressman. provided Tor af fhs iass
session. He dscidcd that oDrrr@sssn
are suhorized 10 employ clorsF 3aring
an erfrs session ~ congress. that any
number of c8ngr~sssnsn uas emrsos
and pay the sanse clerk II they eesirs.
aud tha; clerks - enpioye6 90 nssi hare
20 take ar cath ~ o1ict TIE ff-2
comptroller slso called Mr.. Kens al
fensinn &c TIE fact that hut s-aseo y
appropriated Tor .'rniefoi iisnecos sixkDs
and espena.s a special af1 select eom-
mitfees" and that II al tasmttrf eyssi
themselves q the rrissiers - sifsng
clerk during the entire sfsftcn ihe fvpd
VII 70 exhausted dafing ths Nrst
month - the sresi,n More mcnex VII
probably le apr pfisted fgf lhis laif
po~c at AZ early fias
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
REsrECr ovn QUARANTINE
Forcign steamship isn~~ Are Moe
CAREFUL Aboss Their Passenger.

WASHINGTON. July - Surgeon w N.
Wheeler has returned q n asi.lr eien
from tour of inspcction - for.
eign quarantine stations established
by the marine LosFftsl service
and has made verbal report
of has work o. Surgeon Cenrssi
wiman. ~Surgeon Whccicfis Inspection.
said DIR. Wisnan. has only verified cur
belief that the foreign eaAs4ntiar sta
tions are accouplsshing splendid rs
suIts- He rep'sts that not only are the
axeEts doing good work. but tl< fsct
that Ne have tho-e sgesi< abroad ss has.
ing good effect on fftaEndhip ccnlps
rics IN tho way of indacine cscsniaEsss
and improved sanitary conditions A
forcign quarantine sa something be1 Ia
the history ~ this On say otbs< cssntry.
II wss never attempted before snd its re-
suits are the inanrssnents 10
needs ] prefer not expressing
any opinion On the Vfol@tllits
81 the spread ~ cholers 20 oar socres~
said the doctor In answer 20 q qssr~alon.
Il don't think should be osiied o. 20
erps-<s an opinion "a that r,bs~et The
situation IL practically unrhsnre1~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

CHICAGO. July pa notice was post
ed today in the United States Sib. treas.
ury 10 the effect that silver would not be
received. During the day many EN-
ployes IL banks brought in sacks 81 the
white metal to get currency in exchange.
hut tlev had to shoulder their loads and
30 again as they came There Is moro
SILVER lying around uncounted behind
the rails of the sub. treasury than the
force can handle. On every shelf and in
pile on the floor canvas sacks filed with
dollars and other coins. stacked up until
there ie hardly room TO get about
I'VE are unable 10 handle the big
amount of silver we have on hand"
said one II the officials. "and until IL
can be all counted and checked we will
not receive any more over the counter.
For some time past great quantities of
silver has been brought here by tho
banks 90 be exchanged Tor currency
until the amount has become greater
than we can handle and we have had
to call temporary halt. This lie all
there is 10 the matter"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

FstL RsvrR. Mass. Jaly 2s.-The-e
was q mild sensation Al the morning ser
vice II the Centrsl congregational church
yesterday created u, the fret appear
ancc there ~ Miss Likxie Borsien since
the tragic event Al her home isst An
gust. She wae escorted o. hes r~s hy
Dr Bowen ard s'hsries ! Hoirpes s'as
side a a limited circle her parr~c -
attend service whs not kn0sn sfsd her
arpeafaace sas a surprise q most II
the congregation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

LoSpoS, July 81 \ dispatch 10 The
Ts.ncs from SiEgafo-e Gays that on
Thurs,isy night riratical outbreak oc-
rnrred among fae Acbinex passengers
GA bosrd the Dutch steamer kaiah
kongsee. trading on the east coast =
Achon Ire AchInez attacked the
cres os the steamer. killing the English
captain. mate and twenty two of the
As.atic sailors and wounded fifteen 9th
era They iheu quilted the vessel. TAX
ing poeas u The passengers as captivcs.
rhs steamer with the wounded is now
In Dutch harals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

QrkESsTovs July 2i-The Cunard
line steamer Bothnia arrived here this
morning.. Sho .epoFts that at 100
O'Clock yesterday evening she passed the
Campania - the Cunard line. which
called hence for New York NJ l02
o'ciock yesterday afternoon with the in
tention Of attempting "a break the west.
rrn record. The Campania was then
isG miles west ~ Queenstown. having
covered the distance In six hours and
twenty eight minutes. IL is predicted
hera that the Cau,pania ~ill take a big
slice OF the record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

SYRACUSE. n. T.. July 2i.--The exten-
sive manufacturing firm IL Bradley &
Co. went into receivership this after
noon. The firm manufactured trip ham
mers, wagons and fancy carriages and
filters. The buildings and plant arc
valued at hall q million dollars. The
liabilities are about Er0.000. The
judge Issued an order allowing the re
ceiver to continue the manufacture and
sale Of the stock on hand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

TorKxA. Kan. July A.--A secret meet
ing Of the state officers and other adyis-
orr of the governor was held in his pri-
vate Office this morning. Senator Mar
tin was preeent. At its conclusion the
following telegram was sent:
TorExA. Kar.. July 2f.-"To c. ID.
ARNOLD. SHaaFr. WEIR CRY. KAN:
Under no circumstances can the state
authorities permit violence. Strikers
must not trespass nor assault United
States deputy msrshals nor destroy
property Read this to the miners.
IL. ID. Unwilling, Governor"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

KASsAs CRY. Mo-. July 2a.--The stu
alton at the mines at Weir City ard
Pittsburg. Kan. il moro hopeful for the
operators. and consequently moro
gloomy for the miners than at any tinc
since the strike began. Yesterday shaft
No. a. az Weir City started up. Tho
non.union miners were protected by
force u deputy sherii.s. Shat, Is was
started this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

<ew lsaa. July = Per the frss
wrsk ~ Ioit the <atfhern Paciae carried
sita@s4 3scrrsse ~ sssA- and for
= second eee< - sssss. decssasn q
ay.l ~f4 kIr fhe Fsesr8 week = JttlF
tta Whechug : Lake l.fie eafred So
Ees. an lacrsAee = e. pa The Iolstss
1 6sh.o Centfsl eefs .nrs far fie thra
eeek q Jnfy we're 80 90 az iuersass q
;. "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

WAsHis.ros. july ai.-As viewed al
the treasury department the we-k be-
gins with brighter financial prospects,
A number Of recently f2iied BANKS arc
taking necessary steps 10 resume pay
ment aud Comptroller Eckels ls lending
them all the aid possible. He was mott
fed this morning that the failed f.rsf
National bank OF kendallvi,le. Indiana
and the failed Northern National bank
of big Rapids. Michigan. would prob
ably resume business fhis week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

HousroS. Texas. July pa wreck
occurred tonight on the Southern Pa.
cific, seven miles east al here. An en-
giAe escaped from the yards here without
an engineer or fireman and went dashing
east at terrific rate IT speed. IL
crashed into the rear end of freight
train going in the same direction.
smashing up thirty cars Conductor
Harrison and Brakeman Watson we're
killed. A relief train lett here at mid.
night for the scene
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

Rvzs.RD'S fsky. Mass. July - 10
eph Jeaer~sn. the actor. visa s~en ~ a
press representative al Ais vliia here
th3. morning and sh1Wn = ralstshtsi
8ist.Atch uhieh s.a,@a that he rss
sivins frora : esneernas Affective . = =
tfsosf Ny .J,ssra.n laughed hearfas
oi5en T. rad tss ifesa. lie safi They
ssesm q y lrTieg Il - - - is~ nrex
t'ostiaaia4 he said efva Gay aeny
The story II IL atsssiatelf iai@e
fsssss eae t. l-ttnf seA@ts a. ssattts
than ~ the prs@eut tlzae ana have sn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

LANSING. Mich. July 2i.Mrs. Mar
ganst Downey. c. year old woman who
has figured In police court trials a nnm-
Der Of times. hanged herself iasf night.
She was found tins morning in her attic.
Tho room was 80 Low that she had to lie
down in order to accomplish her pur-
poss. Mn. Downey had becn Il con
hnuaI war with memhers of her family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

HARBoE SPRINGS. Mich. July "a
burglars entered the depot at this place
last night by forcing open the back
door. They rummagcd through tho
drawers Of the desk and opened several
express packages. but only secured Go
in cash. They overlooked gold watch
and other valuable things in the express
matter and are evidently green hands at
the business or would have made q
larger haul.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
ana,her nnmr nnle cisn-..

conamens I'D ghf the financial clause II
fhe hfuse ruie hiii. providing that Ire
isD3a contribution - the imperil er
cheauer shall b. onc third - her total
Fessrue for ak years. Vas ssioTtsd hy a
vie q ~ - i!N The speech n tho
evening wa~ nafr ~ NJ t.schen.
charceiior ~ the escaeqaer q The laet
sssi~t,ary cabinet. Ia spT-.sits0n 90 the
elaaEe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

SEYMOUR. Ind. July 9.-Miss Lutte
T.eselle. about iG years old and al only
daughter. fearing . Threatened punish
ment for an alleged indiscretion. took q
fatal dose Of arsenic last night. She
told her mother OK what she had done.
saying she preferred death to being
whipped. but the Information came too
late for medical aid 10 avail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

Intruslcrs on Indian Lands Arc Anx-
tous so Remain.

FoRT GrnsoS. l. T.. July 2t.--Som>
unessiness is felt herr over the attempt
now being made by the United States 10
remove the so-cailed intruders- The
commission was recently appointed hy
the president 10 carry out the removal.
Judge Piernont thinks the government
has hard iob on lie hands. and says IL
viii require troops 10 eject the intrud.
ers. The intrudcrs numt~f about -.
COO and compose the most thrifty Tort
lstion in the nation. They say they
will fight bcfor. they will allow the gov
ernment io sell their homes anu drive
them out IL the country. They are
class of people vho have l~eu coming
into the nation and fencing UP the In
dian land when they have no right 10 do
81. II is said that statehood ~ the only
remedy that will guarantee protection 10
the Indians against this class ~ people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

PoEr Hrgox. Mich. July 2i-C. W.
Crawford, an insurance agent here. was
arrested yesterday by Chief Stoddard.
charged with forging sls0 worth cf
notes on S. w. Saycr Of Flushing. Mich
igan. Crawford Deposited the nosrs
with George Stortz aud borrowed elo on
them. 0enesce county officials came
after him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25

PARKERsBrRo. w. Va, July 2a-In-
functions were taken out in the United
States court here today to be served in
Wyoming. McDowall and Logan coun-
ties. this state. against tho sale Of tim
bcr and other property belonging a. the
Little kanawha Lumber COMPANY. re-
Gently assigned. under attachments 10y
state courts. The amount involved is
rerorted af about t1c0OO0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-25
GRAND RAPIDS MICH- TUESDAY MoRNINGJULY 25, 1888

h~rns ssi = flee ehssrh we're de
ssreycd. tlossss wese t5s~p hnrss~ds
.f {asds from thess tousd~ssuns asd
lumess and boards uiied the air II -
impossitls b gst full dststis a The dam,
sxs. bus it viil run ny isto he thou
sands - dollars csctn wHss ruined and
great torrents Il rain tell. Which pus The
whois countfy undss ustee.