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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

BERLIN. sept - The evening Il has
been possible FOR the first time fo obtain
the text of Emperor Williams tcio-
graphic correspondence with Prince
Bismarck. From Guens the emperor
sent on September - the following
message % kissingen: Il have. 70 my
great regret. only just learned that your
highness has gone recently through =
somewhat serious illness At the same
time ! have received the ncwe thank
God. that you are now making steady
progress towards recovery. 1. fhofefore,
beg 20 express 10 you my great eatisiac-
ton With this encouraging development
Being anxious 20 assist M thoroughly
completing your recovery and establish
ing your health. | beg your highness. Ia
view a the unfavorable climate and
location ~ Friedorichsrnhs as well ~
Varsin. 10 take up your quarters Tor the
winter in one Of my castles Ia central
Germany. After conferring with my
court, shall communicafc % your
hiRhneas the name u the castle Which
will &c most suitable 10 your puff,ose"
Prince Bismarck's reply e. this die
patch Was. with the deepest respect
/ thank your majesty for the gracious
expression OF your sympsth, with me ia
my illness and your satisfaction with
the nom recent improvement q nay
health. thank your majesty no lcss
for your gracious desire % aselEf IN
fnrthcring my recovery by prosidinr fsx
me a residence under the most favorable
climatic conditions Ny respectful
gratitude for your maiesty's gracious in
tents is in no way diminished - TIE
conviction that should il be Code viii
that ] regain my health. my recovery
would be quicker within my family CIR
Gle and In the surroundings 90 which I
have now been % long accustomed. Ny
complaint being of a nervous nature. I
share the opinions 81 my doctor that II
pass the winter In my present sur
roundings and occupations my node a
life will be the most likely means -
promoting recovery. | agree with my
doctor also IN me opininn that the dis
turbance 81 my nervous system, which
might result frum a sojourn IA strange
surroundings and pep associations. such
as would be designated by your maies
ty's gracious wishes. is Ia siew a my
advanced age. 70 be avoided. Schwen-
ningcr viii take the earliest opportunity
% put in writing these opinions which I
share with him.-
The Ncuesie Nacbrichteu. In Monich.
says that on Monday bismarck sent ten
dispatches 10 the emperor and that the
hopes - the German people for a recuB.
ciliafion are likely % l.e fulfilled Ldttlu
else l. discussed IN the newspapers than
the prospect ~ a meeting between the
cmf,eror and ex-cbancrlior
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS
Nominate General Assembly Onic,rs
and Adopt Resolutions


ALLESrowN. Pa. sept 35.-The gen.
eral assembly Of the democrat eocic,ics
az Pennsy lvania was called t. order In
It's iifth annual convention this morning
b its president. Chaunccy r. Black.
President Chauncey L. Black. IN cali
ing the assembly TO order. made a speech
in which be dwels AZ length apon the
condition OF the democ-a. party locally
and nationally.
At the afternoon session Chauncey r.
Black was elected president. Mai. j. ID.
WoOrman secretary anu Robert T..
Wright treasurer.
The platform unanimously adopted
heartily approves the Chicago platform
OK last year aud the Harrisburg platform
OF this year; endorses and applauds the
administrations OF President Cleveland
and Governor Pattison and calls upon
our representatives IN congress TO sup
port the president in his PATRIOTS efforts
to secure the repeal cf the purchasing
clause Of the Sherman act and revision
OK the tarid on constitutional lines In the
interest q the masses Of the people.
IL demands rapid and fefariess exccu.
ton of the antitrust laws on sne statute
books and the enactment. OF others II
any such shall be found neEessary. Tho
arraignment OK the republican party in
this state by the democrat convention
il Fcanirmed aaI equalization OF taxes in
tho state. Ballot reform and treasury
reform are favored. The platform CON
mends the deiiverance of The democrat
state conveGtion IN favor ~ non -parti-
san judiciary and endorses the nomina-
tons OF Samuel O.. Thompson aud Frank
4. Osburn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Three young Dschshounds arrived AZ
the White house yesterday morning
after Journey overland ana sea - 100
miles They were sent 70 Mrs. Cleve.
land by Mr. Merritt. the Unifed States
consul at Bremen. Germany.
The treasury department. yesterday
purchased itf.lO0 ounces q silver ~ its
counter offer - 7fts sn ounce. The
purchases thus FAR this month aggregate
l.<0oo ounces
Ia Few months al the old wooden
ship@ which have represented the Asa
tlc station Wiil he displaced ~ new ves-
sels with one q the finest nev cruisers
A. flagship.
The treasury department has quietly
adopted a policy which will debsf in
porters from acting IA positions q re-.
sponsibslity IN the customs service
Representative Gorman has reiniro
dueed his hiH in congress for a f75coo
postofiee a. Ann Arllor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Plr1sBUns.. IA. sept 6-Prter Lsx-
aresitz. the junior nenber of the kas-
sian banking firm "a Hchsffcr a Laza-
resltx. which suspended FRIDAY last. zee
arrested af hls home this sfternoon BY
several of has creditors Without =
warrant be xas taken 20 Alderman Nc
Carthys ef,ice, being followed by nearly
l.l00 angry and excited people. Hail
ess fired a s25oo. bot the alderman
would not accept hail. - ne vss afraid
the cfoEd would assault Il4EaresiIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
AGREED on SLIDING SCALE
Manufacturers and Amaieamassef
Come 90 a settlement

PgTTsBuRG. SEPT 3i-1he trouble i-e
tween the Iron Manufacturers associs
tion aud the Amalgsmatcd association
has been settled The conditions are a
rednctionuf the price nearer 10 the seil.
ing card rate. with IL cent
rate az the minimum basis This
il reduction q 10 csnte. but
j; is not fixed. being q sort ~ sliding
scale Fot every advance a. 10 in the
selling price q iron made ever The y
cent selling card rate the finlshefe siil
receive an advance - per cent IN the
price advances SO or cent The old
scale rate VIII be paid. The change
will not apply to the changes made ~
the junction forres and sill not affect
the puadlers IN any way
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Rights 90 states Discussed ny Tucker.
ftaY and Rrt~ius

WasHrSssrox. sept - In The house.
today. thn tiil O. renit penalties on the
designers a the cruiser Nesuvius Was
lad ever until October n The houss
then took up ihe special order and PRO
-teslesl a. me coasideratioa - the FED
r-4t eistllors fereai las and xas ad-
r..sseed - Mr. Iacker. who opened tho
DEBATE fie argues that the statutes
eh it wa proposed q repeal eers
uufrn-i itutlcnai. sai that conxrsss had
uorlaht 10 corfer tie power that Il had
sooe ufon supervisors q eiectsona The
fixiit q suffrage was a tight pressrvei
3, ths states and granted specially ia
the constitutes
Air Ray aad NJ Tacker xot into a
eunsfitutianal controversy as n rights
- shs statrs. The republican coo terding
that fhs tnifesi ~safes ought t. have
tse r.aht g. surefvise elections N Nnich
80 ieiefeste e the whole couniry we're
inroived. ard TIE democrat held the
confrary Then Ne Tucker pad his
rrspeess ts Jghn l. Davenport and 49,
vrreiy criticised As sctions The atroei
f,.e ~ ibe Duss e Alva. hs said. did
not exreeti ihe atrocities - this nan.
Tas 3av Dad come when eonxrrss nust
rrscend to ths cry of the people aod
~triae fram TIE statute books thees Oh
nsxioes lar&
Nr Ray r.ee - 3efsrd uavenpcrt and
r~larrs.i - = = t'gx's srctch eaiogistlc
q that Aeafle,nsn
M frosios ccufe1desi nat TO- repeai
cf tas fs.iefal eiectioa iass wcu.si iesTe
~ esazens ~ ibe coentFy anprefecfei
kad sxfcsei enicss the peaer = lae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Machine working Smoothly and ma.
Iscket viii Carry.

ALsssS. Sept. 36.-Davld b. Hill will
return % Washington the present seek.
eonadent from the reports of his leu
tenants. which he received here. that
hc gill c0ntrol the democrat state con.
vention and the democrat state commit
tee which IL viii elect. Never before
has piece of political machinery
worked with more smoothness; never
has Mr. Hill lad more reasons 20 con.
gratulate himself that. following the
example set him by Samuel ). 1ilden.
be selected heutenants with such skill
that he has been able 20 control the or
ganizalion o, the democrat party in
every county in the state.
Mr.. Hin sticks 10 the policy OF nomin-
ating Isaac II. Maynard FOR associate
Judge Of the court of appeals. The dem
ocrat state ticket a. made up. has upon
u toe following names:
For controller-Frank Campbell
For attorney general Siuion ". Ros
endie.
For state engineer Martin Schenck.
Fos Judge Of the court Of appeals
Isaac n. Maynard
A yolGulinocs pamphlet in defense OF
Judge May nard's theft o. the Dutche as
county election returns il being pre-
pared. IL Is said. by Dc.os McCursly. and
Il viii be issued as soon as be is nomi-
mated
All the members of the next demo
cratic state committee. except possibly
two. viii be Hill democrats Apparently
the national democrat administration
has no influence N New York state al
least among the politicians of the party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
WILL TIE UP rHE BIG FOUR
Trainmen Confident that the Vote
viii Declare q Strike.

CINCINNATI. Sept 26 - Big -Four train
men will canvass the vote in their feder-
natl. Information is 10 the effect that
the trsinmen claim that there will be
sufficient votes 10 declare strike.
Big Four officials say they 10 not fear
IL now. because there has 10 be two
thirds vote in each of the six organiza-
tions u the federation aud not two
thirds Of the Whole. aud not only that
but the vote must bee twe-thirds Of the
full membcrship IL each organization
and not OF two thirds OF those voting in
each.
They concede that the ircmen and
switchm' will probably vote for a
a,rike. but they pin their faith 10 the
engineers and conductors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
ELEPHANT ON WAR PATH
diamond Escaped and Frightened
Farmers Nearly TO Death.

PERU. Ind. Sept 26.-Diamond. the
TENT elephant Of Wallace a Co. Is cir
Gus, in winter quarters near this city.
early this morning broke loose from his
chains. butted down the heavy doors of
the building. broke the heavy gates OF
the yard and forded the Miami river.
He crashed through everything in his
way. wire and other fences proving no
obstacle. Farmers cutting corn along
his line Of march tied for their lives and
pandemonium reigned for many hours
Patsy Forepaugh. his keeper. with the
assistance Of twenty men. finally man
aged TO subdue the brute after much
damage was done. and he was returned
10 ms quarters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

CHICAGO. Sept. ~ Two expensive &C.
cidents were reported 10 the underwrit-
ers today. The steamer Merida. which
grounded in Sault river last Saturday.
punctured several plates. and two water
compartments are full ~ water. The
steel STEAMER William Chisholm j. badly
damaged 10y collision with the Anchor
liner Wissahickon at Crosse pointc. DE
troit river The Wissahickoo was
aground and the Chisholm attempted 81
pass asi,rn n her. just a. the Chs
holm vas passing the Missahiekon slid
aif the sandbar and crashed into her A
number " frames and plates were
hrolfer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

PfrosKEi. Mich. sept ~ The north
Michigan United bsothren coafefcnee
hae made The following appslnttsents:
Fast District l. ). bloody. L. r.;
Sanillac. X J.. LoeeFy. Deckersiiie.
William Miilrf; Huron. n. A. Mesd;
Columbia. j. Whitman; sasssr. w. A.
Nease, Pine Liver. j ). Clark; Alm;a. L.
Robinson; Lover ,. W. Bnasail; Gra-
tot. Z. C.mpbell; Pine Creek. y Is.
PorieriielG: Cedar i.ske 2. K. smith.
West District {. l.. Mood. Il. h; Pc
toskey. ID. IL. Shelly. last Bay. j. Rank,
Boardman. w. !. Cornnell; Seara +. Ia.
Boyntnn; Grant. l.. A. Kendall; Maih.
crton. ia. A. Bovles. Lakcview. u. G..
tlcmirg; Preirie t:resk. =. T. Knapp;
sparta. l.. b. Dasis; 1r4fant. h. La
ning. 0ceana. W H. fsEider.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
swIl ,mMEN co ouT.
Passenger Trains Being Handled by
Yartimastcrs and Officers

LOUISVILLE. kyS Sept. 36-All the
swItchnen employed in the local yards
OF the road struck this afternoon. The
affiliated orders Of conductors. engineers.
fircmen. brakemen and switchmen held
az animated union meeting az the Falls
City hall tonight. The strike Of the
switch ncu was claimed to be on account
Of a now rule requiring them To
carry passes TO be submitted TO the
deputy sheriffs guarding the shops and
grounds before they could enter 1t is
generally believed. however, to have
been caused by sympathy with the
striking shopmen. Not freight train
has gone out tonight The passenger
trains have been handled by the yard
master and other officers of the road
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

meat of symptoms. presented 10 TIE
eonaplsinantsf experts. ami he responded
that he vss unabls 70 tell the cause u
death To q statement Of symptoms
prepared b. the defense. be answered,
pronouneing deatb due % brain or spi
nal cord troohle DR. Eilingwood u an
expert ehemist. be gave a number OF
diseases which the spasms suffered by
Mrs Foglesoug are accidental To tie
saw traces II uric poison. low tate q
the vital organs and faulty heart.
10th genIiemen were very clear and
pOsiiive ina their statements and were
most excellent witnesses for the defense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

CHlckoo. Sept - The last day ~
the religious parliament y - opened ~
the venerable Juha Ward Hove. sho "a
= zen minute address congratulated her
hearers on ifs success ahd FtoTIheHled
that II would have . marked iniiuence
fur good or christianity. The regpiaf
Traxfan ras devoted mostly - miessc,a-
AIRY osttefs. This evening a special
Bpadhiet congfees Has held. presided
Over by Or. Afred homeris - l,obdon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
STRIKE ON BIG FOUR
Repair Shops Are Full Of Dead
Engines
CARS PlLIkG UP The TRACKS
son-Union Men Are scarce and Mem
bers or she Brothcrbeod Noi
seeking Vacant Places

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 3d-The striking
boiler makers on the Big -Four SAY that
their places have not been filled and will
not be. ss non-union men are scarce and
members Of the Brotherhood will not
seek the vacant places The shops.
they say. are full Of dead engines. with
no one to repair them. and their numbor
is increasing daily. The Mooreheld
yaFds are crowded with cars and II is
difficult 10 keep the main line open.
The o'clock passenger train had 10
back into a Haughesills switch this
morning. 50 that the express could pro.
ceed on its way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

IoFzxs. Kan. sept - The charters
- sfx town site con panaes IN The Chero-
hee strip we're fiied with The secretary -
STATE bY representatives q tue frSsaas
- sbon siiotments we're made The
towns ara 10 Kildare. Cross. Wakoumis.
Whar.oa. Nesifori ard P.,nd Creek.
Zach - these towna = owned by thn
Cterz,kr.s and - c's-se - government
coaats srefs ani iard cfire fexns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

rogr HunoS. Micl< Sept III John
McD0na.i was srrcstS on suspicion 81
having 81 fire g. the house oi the kev.
William ,imcas. Mr. :,iuons. u wall he
remembered. lost valuable library.
About q year 40 Mcdonald Nas tried.
bat acquitted. on charge OF assaulting
an Odd woman. dr. Simons MAS ole Of
the wItaesses for TIE people, and II IS
alleged McDontld has been laying for
him since. McIlonaid vas bound over
TO the circuit court On the charge OF
tlrss,n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
CONGRESS WILL DO NOTHING.
Mr. burrows Says the Extra Session
VIII De a Failure.

WAsmscToS. sept ii. Represcnta-
tive Burrows. Of Michiganl one q the
republican leaders of the house. does
not look for any legislation at the pres
cnt session q congress. The extra
seseion sail be a failure. ahid Mr. Bur.
rows today. There viii B. no legiela-
ton before the lst 81 DaJs mber. The
bili % repeal the federal election laws.
like the bill % repeal the Sherman Law.
vii be sent over to tie senate. but IL
viii get no farther than the silver repeal
bill. which u just about whore IL Was
when IL passed the house. There will be
no tariff bill in the house until the lst
of December. and then il will take some
time 10 pass H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

wksHfScroS. Sept DC. II. J. Tay-
lor. the negro democrat of Kansas City.
kas. nominated for minister to BOLIVIA.
the first colored man sent as minister TO
q white republic. il getting impatient az
the delay of the senate IN confirming
his appointment aud also that of nls
his associate IN the national democrat
organization. H. G. Atwood. az consul
Ia Caia.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

in baftia Lst tbs naiorits compose. II
u pleased the subssrsislcs q the United
States aud abdlcats the power q the
nstiea 10 the various states The gov
egdmenf should not surrender Ire right
q euntFol ia osn snairs
The BAL then sent over for the
present.
Mr.. Laphsns, fron the committse on
military affairs. reported = resolutlon
ealing upon the SECRETARY II var for
information for the authority b xhich
the Caited States troops seee permitted
% shoot down settlers IN the Cherokee
strip. Without action the house at i.aO
adlouruei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
SMALLPOX AT MuNcIE.
Aid Asked From State Fund 90 Pre-
vent Its Spreading.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept 26.-The
state board Of health filed Its report Of
the smallpox investigation at Muncie
with the governor. Secretary Metcalf
says IN il that the board fayors extend
ing aid from the state epidemic fund 10
Muncle not TO exceed $50 per week.
lie continues: I'VE feel that this aid
should be given because officials of that
clty present facts and figures and say
that they cannot obtain the money 10
pay guards and nurses who aro Deces-
sary agents 10 keep the disease within
controi and prevent It's spread to other
towns and cities Of the state"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

wanted st Crnwn Poinf % snssses 30
charges II hasing participated n aghis
az Rohy. The acquisitions xere ca the
governor "a NeE York for Soils Snith,
John 0rifflp. Joe ckosnski and Daniel
Croeeion. offcefs have leff for Aes
York b arrest ths men-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

CsDtR SrnINc-. Iowa Sept. - An
organized band of outlaws IL terrorizing
the western part of Jacksefn county. It
il difficult 20 establish proof sgaIns; the
gang. bat farmers and residents - Jack.
son. Dubuque and Jones counties who
have suficred frofa depredafions are
thinking Il organizing Tor mutual pro
lection Sheriff Phillips % Dubuque
county recently arrested tho two Jacoi~
brothers and youug Raiston and took
them 10 Dubuque fnf 4 hearlng.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

KALAsAzoo. Mich. Sept. 26-The
house of John Q. Adams IA Alamo Cen
ter Was destroyed by fire early this
morning. All the members of the fam
ily we're rescued in safety. Lut Mrs.
Adams father. A. T.. Matson. aged 20
years. rushed back after being carried
from the burning building. and was
burned 10 death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27
p,rHrnnRIa EPIDEMIC.
FortY Cases and Two Deaths Fse-
ported fa Fisv CITY

Bay CRY. Mich. sept - piph
fheria - said a. be h-cnning epsde.nic
education net iasf night sud decided b
cio@e The farragut school Ten csss~~
have ben reported from that sctnol
since Friday. There sre sad - -
thirty other csees IN tkr city. bat the
board q health vii not give any lnfor-
nation as regards their location. Two
deaths have occurred from the dleease
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

FoFr WafSE. Ind. sept ~ William
II. Webster. chief examiner - the
United State civil service commission
Of Washington. District n Columbia.
arrived an fhis city last evening and
spent this morning IN company Tith
Postmaster Rockhiii Mr. Webster
came here at the insficafion - the dls
charged employees of the fort Wayne
Fr5etofIice. Tor the pufpose - intcsti
eating into the casise@ which Jed - the
recent discharge n men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Nrw yonk. set,i. - Jea Dunrsvsn
net the cup convention ~ ths houee q
ths Nev York fscht riub this nftef.
non. The bouf for ftr rarrf. TIE ~.
ranrenenfs Tor The start and ne f4ish
and other details uefe ful.y gre riref.
and affer tno boarf discuse.cn arre
anicsfiy Erranped fur H1ue resn5n
tbs committee decided n peuid - in-
judicioos q nskt theu rufiic a
s,~e-&rt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

BAY CRY. Mich Sept 26.-The scare
among the deposltors OF the BAY City
banks has passed away. The limit OF
sixty days Las expired. and there have
beer only lev applications for money.
and that only IN eases where II was
needed. The money Is fast returning To
the banks from old stockings and bureau
drawers. and business people lind no
trouble ia securing Recommendations IN
legitimate trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Sept. 26.-The At
lantic and Pacific express. east bound.
containing sixteen coaches, was run into
by the Detroit aud Chicago express.
wrecklng mogul engine No. lt0. and the
end Of the sleeper "Echpse.' Several
hundred people were badly shaken up
and rolled out Of their bertbs In terror.
but no one was injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

CkLcvTTA. sept sept &c Adsices
from Pcrda sh0w that Tor tuo weeks
past cholera has BEEN rHrnging the
ioups aud villages along the eastern
SHORE - the Persian gulf Several a
the villages have bcen completely Do
serted. the inhabitants having Ted into
the interior 81 escape the dreaded
sc0urge IL Is believed their fight pill
result IN vide dissemination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Ia PoRTf. Ind. sept 3i "A warrant
has been issued Tor the arrest of Herbert
Thompson. the missing brakeman. whose
criminal eareiessness caused the saeri.
lice Of life In the kingsbury wreck.
Corcper Cole - disposed 20 hold
Engineer Whitman of the freight train
equally responsible. IL h feared that
Thompson has ended bis life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

Alleged VIE ros-oper Making . s:ood
Fight

Hstt<psLN Mich. sept Ss-Ihe At.
tosneys - Dr Fazl e.sone are deveIorinr
a very strong defenee. Iso Chicago ~
p~rts Ora " X winneld and Flr-ey
f1hngwospi. have ia~f siied sone in
perfaat Testimony. TIE former test
hei O. hastog treated Ars Fseleaing
t1r hrasf tTnobie sseie years ago To
tie latter sss read hypotaeticsi state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

MADKfD. Sepf. 2sr-The roiice this
afternoon found an ipfrrnaf nadine
and two pieces a tBi8nf ioeded With
dynamite II the lodgings - q working
man. They wenf directly from his rupm
g. the factory in whirh be worstd and
arrested him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-27

yIcKsnuas. Mich. Sept III Three
tramps we're captured this morning
after a long chase. They stoie three
baskets Of food from "a Grand Trunk
freight caboose at the depot 4 hey re-
sisted arrest. and one tramp iired several
shots at his pursuers from a rerolver.
but hit no one