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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
ASK FOR 4 RECEIVER
The Premier Steel Works OF In
dianapois
IS IN FINANCIAL STRAITS
ssrtsxeacy of the Mon~y NArket sWd
the Deprcs~toa In sscei Com
pelicd the Step

iSpiasarot,s. May g. Late this after
noon Judge brown. ia the circuit court
upon the petition u Charles W. Dcpsuw.
president ~ the company. appointed
John f. Mct;ettigan receiver IL the Pre-
mier steel works. For several weeks
past the affairs "a the concern have been
approaching this crisis. The condition
Of affairs. however. was carefully con
cealed from the pubic to prevent a mul-
titudc of suits beng filed hy creditors
and preventing the appoint ment IL re-
ccivcr Mr.. Dcpauw IN HE complaint al
lcg-s that he IL one II the largest stock
holders In the company snd IL also
liable as indorser upon their paper
Ia 'he amount IL 100000. In thV com
plant the causes which are alleged Ia
make the appointment ~ the receiver
nrc-ssary are the str'ngency II the
money market and the recent depression
m the steel market BY reason II these
facts IL is alleged. that the company has
been unable Ia meet the demands ~
their creditors upon maturing paper.
and certain notes. which are not specif
ically described. are said tn IL. past due
and unpaid. and others which fall due
in a few days. they will be unable Ia pay
at maturity. There has already ma
,ured in bills payable at banks the sum
81 $500 which the company cannot pay.
aud bills for the same amount fell due
today The first evidence IL the
strained condition of affairs with the
company was given several weeks ago
when they filed in the recorders office a
mortgage upon their plant To secure
the payment of 80 q per cent gold
coupon bonds for sl.0OO each. The
bonds were said To have been issued for
the purpose Of obtaining money here
with Ia prosecute extensive improve
men,s and additions To- the plant and
making repairs and for the purpose 81
carrying on the business. The bonds
were disposed of Ia the American Trust
and Savings bank II Chicago and the
Bank Of Commerce in this city The
company declines Ia give out u state
ment ~ liabilities and assets, stating
only that the latter are ample la meet
all obligations. The plant cost over
si.1G.0O and there is fully S2Jo,OOo
worth ~ stock on hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
DErALCATING TREASURER.
-. ". Crawtis ApprOpriate~ &2i..
$3.50. OS Frpm Putnam County.

ToLEDo. Ohio May "a special to
the Commercial from Ottawa. Putnam
county, says: The examination of the
county treasurers and auditors offices
was completed today 10y James Starkey
of GAINESVILLE. sent here 10y the auditor
IL state. and Charles Evers 81 Napoleon.
The result of their examination IL of "a
startling nature and discloses the fact
that the county has been the victim OF
official irregularity for number Of
years. The examination extends over a
period ~ ten years, commencing with
lSSi. and the discrepancies are confined
to the accounts ~ q. W Crawfis. who
was the county treasurer from 1857 tn
1891. The accounts 81 Mr.. Crawfis pre-
deccssnr and his successor. the present
incumbent. W. :. I.rnhsrt. were found
to be correct. In the summary of the
examiners report is found the following
significant statement. which Indicates
the rapidity with which public funds
may disappear:
Following is a statement 81 the
amount of money collected by the treas
urer during his four years iDcumbency
and not charged Ia his account with the
county: First year. 81 ..s;s.5i. second
year. S,1su,: third year. c'.lsl.si;
fourth year. ss.li2sG, liquor taxes col
locted after settlement. July 1891. sol.-
~. total d-falcation. t2i.bsioH.
The bondsmen ~ Mr.. Crawfis have
engaged legal counsel and big fight IN
the courts is expected. This ls the scc
ond defaIcation in the count. within
the past three years. the other being the
treasurer - Blanchard township, who
~ now IN Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

cleveland s.iadsicn. the Wesrs of n
tew Oauhtui

WA.nI~crn~. Ma, = The president
tnia, announced 'he following appoint
meats ,lc,aniet Mcdonald - Nir
ginia o. b" surveyor rNtrnnutinarN and
minister pienil-''eniiarN - ihe lnit'-t
Siais~ Ia Persia. Wsiiaoc = Jonc. -
FLORIDA. ,u he consul general - the
United >Stairs 80 E"mc. stephen Don
sal - Mar, .ani. g. 10 secretary = iega
ii"n - its United ~tai'-~ 90 China. To
i,s c,nsui general - the niicl States
Alfr..t - Jous-- ~ North Carolina -
Shanghai IL - ,s,n~,ii of the United
State James " snes - Vest Viz
gina ~ Belfast ,'hsrle- I l.yuns =
NcN otk. ~ Iannhsr iisfvey John
sou - l'erfgis ~ AutSefp. Benlamin
J lsn'hier = Ns-sa,- u~stts ~ ShsT
trnpks. iIsfris,n " Williams - Mis-
=furi ~ Nan iu-s Costa kicH ksiph
Iohnsun - New Work. st fuFi trie.
Henrs T. Dul-ilet 4 Texas 81 Rheims
.Ianes & Mnnashsn = kho-ie Island
~ CheinnitK. Charles " - ha'ef -
Kansas - Ners ru1 it~tnssieT t,ef
eTsl iii-~eli has appointed August v
Assher - Tole.io bhi" assistant snpef
irieudeni 4 the free delivery system
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
y. ". e. \. CONVENTION.
The Executive Tom n,issc~ Wa. Elected
AZ Yesterday Session.

LouIsviLLr. Ny. May Il Three ses-
sicns ~ the annual conference. II the
Association n General Secretaries of
the Y. NJ 4. A. were held in this city
today. Noel Jacks ~ Portland. Oregon.
presided at the morning session. G.. II
Mccormack ~ New York read a paper
on STATE and International Athletics"
and -. r Moore of New Jersey on
What Reasons Warrant Change To
Another Field" \ business meet
ing was held in the afternoon.
and the following executive com
rnittee elected for the ensuing year:
William McCulloch of Toronto. secre-
tary aud treasurer, \. III. Whiiford.
Rochester. New York: W. W. Calendar;
Pittsburg: A. a. Doggett. Cleveland:
James A. Warmth. Springfield. Massa
chusefts; H. Revcar. Louisville. Ken
lucky. and r. W..Ober % Omaha. State
Secretary Pratt of Wisconsin presided
at the evening meeting. which Was prin
cipaily devotional in its character
Daniel u. shelton Of New York read a
paper entitled The Association. Spirit
Aygressive.y Evangelistic.' and DR.
John 4. Broadus IL this city delivered a
learned address on Bible Study" The
. Inference closes Monday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
CAPRlvI IS NO MORE
He Offers HIS Resignation Is
Chancellor 10 Welhelm.
Won GUTENBERG IS CALLED
Dsresssy the Arssy Bsi, Ma ls~sessest
th~ ksier Ds-..sivest the ssssch.sAw-
sossAI D~ssScr4is Arc hosefuL

bERLI~. May 6-ChaBeea!of csprivi
has sone - Potz-lan - ofSef hi- Tesisna
tion 81 the kaiser. The kaiser has sum
moaed Count k0tho Non t.uienbefg. the
Pru-sisn premier. q Potssian. Ccont
kotho Non Euisnterg tonk the place a
Chancellor Won Capr.yi ss Prus-san
pF-mirr ah-eat a year as,c. ~hen Chan
ceiios Cspriss resigned thai Office. oSlng
a. the d-cssinn n the kaiz-F to withdraw
The education hill from the frussisn
iandta.
The result q fae vote on the army
bal caused NJ surprise to the govern
menL Chancriinr Nun capriV al
Ten. pi~d yesterday evening % rally the
ssFegiug mcmbsrs g. tilr support II
the measure ~ offering to reduce
the peace elective even t.loW the
numtsr pr0l-5-.-.i IA the tail offered b.
r. Nsu hura The offer however. DID
not gain a -ingl. VOTE. The house bal
m&de op = uini 81 rei-ct the ball. sni
ths speeches made on ~ t~haf ~ere
ah!le-ssyi rather - the electors than o.
the rslchstsg fhs meet striking feature
Of thr c.osing debate ass the resurg-nce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

60 t.c govcrnos a the srritosy u okis
honss. Chsrlss G. Richards Il Utah. ~
he secretary Il Utah: ehAri~s n. Bruce
a Arizoas. ~ n sscsssary ~ ArisoaA,
Robert ". Hanks a. Missis.iyPi ~ he
rco~ises of pubic ,aoneys al oscks.n.
Mississippi; Walsss W. Scott u Colo
lsio. ~ bc receiver u putise usos.ess at
Del Noses. CaiorastAs David II. Hall q
Nebrsska. o. tse rcwssees Il the land osfio~
at Eur~aa. N~ssda; Darwin 4 Curtis ~
Michigan a. hr register ~ the land office
al Marqu~fss. Michigan: james W. Dun
can n tae lsdisR territory "a t< .
sieclal agent to make silotments a
lands In srs~rsity Ia the chcrokce out
let Ia seventy one ctserok~e citirens -
provided by scs of cpnaress approved
March 4. lstxs, John sss~lc ID Virginia
Ia be commissioners oo the psrt II the
United Hiates under the treaty for =
claims cosnmission coociudSd between
the United States and Chile, August !.
lSss;; Robert ~ Hos ler of Ohio % bs
frst comptroll-s q the treasury.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Cisvci'd I - % ~ o 2 ~ q
Chicago. - q ~ q q o 10 ,
Isstierios 'uppy aud Iinmer Mct'ili aud
kttridge mpire l5nch
Wv IINvrN. Conn. MAY 8 Vale de
fehtrd the University ~ Pennsylvania
tenn rs u score 20 , toi
PHtNs,ruN. y i. Nav q Princeton
ess shut ou, hy Harvard toIsy. Score
Harvard. :. Princeton. a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

istration from time Ia time. Secretary
Gresham and Hoke Smith are good
lawys srs. but they are not versed in finan
cial matters. where many millions Of
dollars are involved.
When specie payments were about 10
bc resumed in 1879. the leading bankers
Of the country were called together and
decided that the government. in order To-
have and preserve sound and safe
financial standing with the people of the
world should KEEP in the United States
treasury Slm.0n.OtO in gold as reserve.
and that amount WAS the sum fixed on
BY the government. II gave the people
confidence. aud they were assured that
the government was financially sound.
The amount was higher nj times. and
again down To- within few millions IL
the minimum. but never below il. and
while the government assured the peo
pie that II Was there they were satisfied
and had full faith in it.
Confidence l. Gone.
But since Mr.. Cleveland came into
office again he has done nothing Ia con.
tinue that confidence. and hundreds
Yes. thousands of men who were about
To- establish new Industries or add Ia old
ones. stopped short and would take no
chances ~ losing what they had IL
would not have made so much differ
ence as to the amount ~ gold I'm the
treasury as long as u was understood
that there was slW.Wpup there. In.
stead 81 putting bonds on the market
and doing something Ia restore cont
dence. Mr.. Cleveland goes right along
trying Ia educate his silver constituents
and letting the trcasur, and the people
take care 10 themselves.
When Mr.. Cleveland took the reins
81 government We were moving along
pruspcrously. The government was on
good. solid f"oiIng financially. indns
tries were flourishing. and We bad the
worlds FAIR m prospect with the tellef
that i, would bring hunire,is ~ millions
- dollars into the country from other
parts 81 the world In spite of all that
Ne fiNl ourselves In the midst - a finan
cial crisis that making havoc with
everything Bui the people wanted n
change IN the government. and they
got u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

SAY FRANCISCO. May Il At the meet
iug u the directors 81 the State Invest
ment n Insurance company today II was
agreed to levy an assessment ~ 80 a
share OF all the i,s0 shares - the com
psny's capital stock. II Is figured that
si0lasO to be raised by this method " III
meet all immediate Liabilities and also
put the company IN Position to draw
incoll"ctibl. eastern premiums. but from
all appearance. the directors will have
considerable trouble m collecting the
,tsss <-ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
NY SPREADING RAILS


DF~vtu. May q \ serious wreck oc
CURED % the Union Pacific roai about
fqur miles south - Boulder this even
,ug iu which a number ~ p"r-.,ns were
injured som" vefy seriously The rails
spread throwing the rear coach. which
es- crowded With people. number -
fair lnfo the ditch.
Tho injured are ~ \ Rus-"ll Lee
Angeles California. seriously. haries
psi--s BOULDER Colorado. injured ,n
tetnslly, Mrs Dsis.y. slightly. Miss
Mamie Wilson Boulder, \. ! Nscscy
Eontior
The ialured we're brought - the
I u,on Pacific hospital ia this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Cuc,Go May .. The eastern pass.n
ger agreement has again been perfected.
o. cover rates IN all directions IN the
yas' territory east - Chicago. 81 Louis.
Louisville and Cincinnati The agree
mens prohibits any form 81 manirula
tipn or commission payment after May !
ou traffic ~ either direction on the east
sru territory. II - signed 10y Commits
sancr- Walker t.oddari AMI blanchard
md seventy three lines M eastern terri
tory are pledged to maintain in strictly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

The Law Prevents McWphts News
paper Men tsOsm Shoostns.

MrNrnls. Tenn. May az. W. Car
macx and W. \. Collier. est,tors. who
have been for several days denouncing
each other ir their respective pspets.
masle desperate ~fofis Ia meet by acci
dent" and tight duel. hat through the
intervention of the law we're pre-
vented from coming together. Col
l,er hal lively iussle with a
deputy sheriff. hut finally succeeded ia
getting away fron him and starting for
the meeting place at Holly Springs.
Carnack however. Was arrested m the
smoker ~ the train be Was about To
start on and conveyed Ia the criminal
court. Collier and party returned Ia
Menphis this evening anil u is said will
he arrested for resisting an officer IL s
probable that another effort will lie
mate tomorrow Ia bring the men to
gether. Collier Was arrested aud both
the bcllicerants were placed under pea, .
tonis in the sum II Slu.un.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

The Honhcimcr'- Fay the Tax and
Nssosrr the Goods.

LouI~vrLLf. Ky. May d. The famous
Hoi!he,mer whisky cases which were
hegun two wears ago hy the sensational
-eIkur. q several thousands ~ barrels
of whisky Was formally settled in the
United States court today. Iiy the or
der - the solicitor - the treasury the
cases were dismissed on payment ~ the
costs. The whisky sclzcd helongcd Ia
HofIheimer Bros. ~ New York. II had
been imported Ia Bermuda where. ~ ~
alleged. II was d'ctorei and reimp"rtcd
\ compromise was effected about "a
month ago 10y which the government
vac repaid the tax - which It was said
10 have besn defraudc'l. AMI the formal
dismissal occurred to-day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

LANSING. Mich. MAY &. The directors
~ the Ingham County Savings bank
have decided Ia increase their capital
10y al least 5000 There i. rrason to
believe that they will accomplish this.
The hank commissioner also thought
they would b. successful in the attempt.
Unlike the Central Michigan bank. they
do no, carry any re discounted paper or
.y.r,iv.ffs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

LITTLE Rock. May G.. Nearly three
inches of rain fell today at Fort Smith.
and further rise in the 4 arkansas river is
expected here on Tuesday Reports
from Arkansas City are to the effect
that the Mississippi 10 increasing in vol
ume and is within three feet of the d;
ger line Several miles of the Missouri
Pacific track are under water at Warner.
and no trains are running on the Valley
rot,te
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Nfw ioRK. May Is. The steamer
Mississippi. which sailed this morning
for London. when hacking ont ~ her
pier at the foot of Twenty seventh street.
North river. at 1::p n. m. collided with
with the United States ship Dolphin.
lying at anchor in the stream. The
Dolphin had three plates stove in. The
damage to the Mississippi. II any. could
not be- asceriained. as she Immediately
proceeded to sea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
nAds BY him. and which are held to
have b<ra breaches 1t the confessional.


DeslU. Nay IA dynamite hoom
ssUtxted - lDst0 o'ciock last night IA
tfs suadrsnsis u -Four Cosn.rsA The
~ssrlushn wss heard for miies. Many
wiedoss we're broten. bat oth.r~lse no
disasage ~as done. IL 10 supposed that
ssa.sbcdy threw the bomb over the rail
saes An = spirit 4 brsvado. The day
~ ~ ths eleventh anniversary of the
asssAsssnatioa Il Lord Cayendish and
utsier Secretary burke in Ph@nix
fstIk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

LAwREScE. Mase. May 6.--The freehet
on the Merrimac IN increasing The
water is sixteen feet above the summer
fiow. Over loo mill operatives are
temporarily out Of employment. The
water is within few feet Of the Boston
Il Maine railroad bridge. II the rise
continues the factories will have to close
and thousands 81 operatives will bc de
prived 81 employment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

WAsHIsoros. May d S~cr~,sr. Smith
today recsised = report from Special
Agent Fai>on concerning the troubles in
the Chcctaw nation. Agent Faisrn
give~ full report Il his dealings with
the JoBes and l>eke representatives.
and inrls-es the agreement upon which
all II the forces S~re d,sbsnded. which
provides that the laws and constitution
~ the Chncfaw nation shall l~ sustained
and he enforced. and that ali parties
shall d,stsnd and 60 home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

lie Refuses to Pay Outrageous Bills
TOR MEDICAL Attendance

SAN Fs.SoI~oo. May o \ curious
sequel 10 the a,,emp, made few months
ago bv Wesley G.. Rippey To assassina,c
John W. Mackay has Just cropped up
cans DR. j. W K-en.y and DR.. Morse.
One or both Of them paid him numer
Gus visits eeery day while his condition
Was serious Now that Mr.. Mackay has
recovered the doctors have made out
their bills. Dr keeney wants e. 40 and
Dr. Morse va'ues his services at g.. "o
NJ. Msckay has indignant. and ilatly
refused to pay the bills until they are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Wa>niSoroN. May d Although San
Francisco dispatches assert "a the coz
trary. il is sad At the state depart
ment that ~ information hss iss.n re-
ceised there conc-rDing the reported
murder IL Frank Mztthewrpn, an Amer
lean civil engineer in China. near the
city ~ Conception. and the tearing up
and distribution among them by the
mob ~ his American rag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
PtrTsRl RIOS PRipt


pfrfSEuso. Nav 4 iidrrn.sn Nc
Hseis.rp. sho hss monopoly q hear
ing ra-.s brought ~ the Las sad OGder
-.-ciety snd lniyn@se the nue- - AMI
co~ts i,.s violation. q the blue iass =
"a pss arrested this evening aud gave
bsii IN the zuni = 49, on the ,bsFg- =
His fes>snce in ofscs IL appears that
ite alderman has failed g. tuTn over the
nnes collie Ted ia Violations = The ~un
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
Sold Their Exhibit.

CHICAGO. May 6. Herman and Hugo
Bohm. exhibitors ~ art goods in the
Vienna section OF the manufactu -es
building were arrested today on the
charge Of selling articles forming part
Of their exhibit. which had been AL
mitted free cf duty. Customs officers
were placed ia charge of their exhibit.
valued at $4,000. until the case is dis
posed Of before Commissioned Hoyne
Monday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

IRoNwcon. Mich Nav G Superin
'enien' Ia, received instructions TODAY
e. push operations ct the Metropolitan
Iron cvmpsn,s mines in tins at, The
c,mpary's mines. Norris. Ess; Morn.
AMI rai'<t. which have ben running
half time Tor some time. all start With
full force Monday Tho Norrio men .,
p',,t 10 eciip-s last years outpui.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
Embedding Teller Arrested.

NEw HAVEN. Conn. May g. Edwin
T. Swift. for several years past teller in
the Birmingham National bank was
brought To this city tonight by Marshal
Loveridgc and placed in jail. He is
charged with having embozzled $1,000.
Swift is - years of age. and has been
employed IN the bank for the past
fw.ly., years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
t.h~sric Cars WandcsinS-,

BAY Cry. Mich. Ma, q. Electric car
No. - jumped the track on seventh and
Union streets. West Bay City. ihIs even
ing. left the rails and ran into a stone
horse block. Mrs Hyacinth's hab, VAS
badly cut about the face hy broken
glass Her daughter ran her head
through window pane and Was also
badly cut. Three other persons were
also hurt. none eeriously. however.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

LoSuc>. Maya Michael Davitt. anti
PsTn-llite memt~r for Northeast Cork.
has been sdiudlcxtsd bankrupt This
is consequences e the election contest
mAie b. Pierce Mshoney. over whom
Mr. lpAvitt vas returned FOR North
Meath at the last general election Ii
o~t hira fspo. fot which Mr. Mahnney
caused notice in bankruptcy To- be
ssrsed upon him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
I1ssn0 Arraiguctl.

SAN FRaNCIsco. May 6.-John ~
Flood. ex- x-commissionero ~ the DonoGhue
Kennedy bank. charged with embez
zling 100000 was arraigned today and
pleaded not guilty. The case WA set
for trial Nav -,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
Di-charg~~d and Bscarsc-s~si.

lo~I, Mich. May "a W. Arm
strong. charged with emhezziing ssp
from the Hammel Cigar company
formerly ~ tins city. came up for trial
in the circuit court this afternoon. and
he vas acquitted. hut Was Immediately
rcsrrcstcd on q new warrant. charging
the same onensc Ii 10 understood that
he will be srrested slso on a charge q
.Iufs.rx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

P,gls. Nav n The Hoo James h
Eustis. American ambassador "a France
presented his credentials 10 President
Ctrnor today. Short speeches ~ greet
ing and ccagratulation upon the cordial
relations exi-rins hetween the two re-
p,itlics were mad. b, the ambassador
ADD President csrnot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

"a WNssf~oTu~ Nav 8 t'hsri~s bsv
noles Eas today spTs3nied ~ succ---i
Ralph fsylas f.-signsi st Rome. Dens
vee ,Srunty. Ntetigsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

E.~r T.~.s. Mich NAV 8 Christian
Sheppard tied = strap halter over =
fsfier st'achesl Clothes sspe 81 the
strap around hs secs mounted short
ia,ifier ard istsar~d n taessing he
nc,k This . a. ~ dsssr'sd camp nesr
lhnnlIs.sfl sfAtl.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Mr.. Carlisle is an able. clever man.
but who ever heard II him AZ a sound
financier. and "a man capable ii handling
hundreds IL millions of dollars as men
did who were in the republican admin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
R1s.iuc l.a,r MAJ

NtpL.sp. Mich MAY Il Tho Mid
land Tramssy railroad bridge gave say
YESTERDAY 'rsis - logs VAS crossing
a ben ~ went tieSn pne car got over
safety. hat four FELL thirty feet into the
river vhiis another ear remained on tho
other SIDE ~ the bridge NJ one vas
lnInrpI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
Ei-hop- ~s,ilIaIking.

Cptcsco MAY . No important busi
nss~ sss transacted ~ t,~iay'- meeting
of the board - bishops - the methodist
episcopal church a, Evanston. Roth tho
n orntng and s'trrnDpE sessions were
spent In discUseinn q various subjects
H,-hop t'ass - sad - he recovering rap
idly from hts injury
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

LrDINoro>. Mich. May &. Last Sun
day Rev. A II. Burrows. of the prcsby
terian church. preached hitter anti
catholic sermon. which aroused the an
ger 81 many of his par,shioners. Suh~e
quently the officers 81 the church
adopted resolutions intimating that Mr..
Burrows should give up his pulpit. The
pastor. however. took time 10y the fore
lock and handed in his resignation -
his OWN accord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Nsx fogs. May = J & IcMnlh A.
wee eresuieu, q the Chicago A Alton
raj riast. rs- reported 40 nli,inight o. b"
vrrv iow fIi- physician -aiI ne did not
think Nr Mchuilin would live twenty
snr hour@