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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Republicans and PopuIisss
Come TO Blows.
fEasSoF RI0TAsD BLooDsHED
The Tfosbss os,ssasssa in sa Asssmps
70 Arrest Rico. rhs clssk Of the
Pepalass Hsa.s.

ToFEns. kAs-, FEB. l4.-wAr 10 oa N
real sArDsstness between tns two
housss Of the legislature and bloss
hate rseu exchanged Insre are nov
epen threats ~ the popuiists Of seHa-
tcriai hosnlitles AMI a. any moment
there may De somstalns moEs than ins
Talk ~hica hAs besn 80 long lndrigsd
IN \. ". lIoch of Marloa offered IN
the republican nouse tns morning .
RESOLUTION for the arrest " Ben c.
tAsh. popnllst clerk. on the charge Of
disturbing toe sg2l holse BY hls sc-
tlons- fne ssrgssnts-st.arms succeeded
IN undlnx Ken. They read their war
rant 70 hlm and demanded that he &C.
company them. John ". BEiden-
tnsi. Fred Bailey AID others inteEfeEed
IN trh2if Of EcA sGi immsd ately
there was = great cro~t OF people Ia
the house. After brief struggle with
tno cr0sr up0a the street and with
kica Ia custody Of boia republicans
aud F0p1!is1s Tie crowd moved np the
4yruus-
AZ tue corner of Ninth and kansas
Rlch over 10 tue Copeland house and
.ar-iIke scsne followed. Ia the strug-
ge representative Ryan kns cked one
~ tas republican -esgesnts down aud
D. ned xtely got astrsae OF aim waise
Joaa ". bri1s uslal had 10 pull nim
fEl ~ Ken. othrr meu cbsngs-. bloss,
oas nobody ~as seriously hurt
ropaia-ss VIA ths scrap
Ia Ice end TIE popai-ts got their
rl4n a~sy AID took him 10 tue gov
errors oioce. r. "a where. i've INMATES
later. he was escorted into the ball OF
tne house ot representatives wnen
kcn appeared 4 vss not quite time for
the populist house to meet. but
rpeaker DuasDore raped for order
=nd made 4 speech. "lne republicans
have begun tnis thlnx aud sc will now
carry e Qut- Nc, by passing plils,
hsse offered opportunity for tue re-
paui:cAn friends To- BRING tnss trouble
% = settsemect IN tns courts. bat
Notwithstanding Their frequent claims
10 the contrary they choose rather
70 wn after the meth cs OF prize
nghsefs. W. have Jl>t shown that We
are az good srrappers "a tney are. We
ara here TO stay a1l We are here 10
irkass,ct business And nov. gentle
meu OF tae house. INC hour 20 which
Ne adjourned hasiag arrived the house
VII te ct4led - ardsr. chef Clerk
Ben 4. Hicn--As - stil With us. gentle
men-sll cal The roll. lie called
the roll. and after a prayer by the
cnsplkin tae house proce -ded with
Business ~ - regular order. The
s.tuttion tonight - serious "a the ex-
trenle- thsrs - likely "a 20 . con
n.ct touorr5W Wrcl may end ia
rot ar4 lsio.d-1ed. u puollcans are
q tefui4sA - arrest k.cu. and the
TopoEsts say they never Will. Both
SPEAKERS kaye s~oin IN A hundred rx-
ira serge an i-At-xras ton cht and they
are All armed. Doug as, of the repno-
lean house. sad tonight that the end
ct t9s revolutionary business must be
. command that the law shall be en-
f0r3sc 10 matter ~ what cost. Gov
e-nof Lessling = adyi-iDg the populls,s
"a fesist ~ force All attempts t0 make
4rr~rfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Witnesses in the o'Donnell Tnai Ger All
Bailed Up

bebco Up
PITrsBuRG, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE throng
that filled the criminal court this
morning when the trial of Hugh ODon-
nell WAS resumed was limited only by
the capacity Of the spacious chamber.
Captain Cooper, the commander of the
New York delegation of PInkertons.
resumed his testimony. but q did lot
differ from that the witness gave IN
the trial OF Jack Clifford. W. II.
Burk gave his version OF the trip up
the river. He said he saw 0'bon-
nell. Hugh Ross and others coming
down the river bank when tire barges
landed. 0'Donneii cried TO them,
Don't you land. Ii you come ashore
every one OF you will be killed." Saw
hin, later in the morning and again NJ
the time of the surrender. During
cross-examination Burk became very
much confused when he discovered
that the testimony he had been giving
differed very much from that he had
offered during the Clifford trial.
Jamee Malley. Plnkerton man, tes-
tified to seeing 0Donneil on the shore
when the barges landed. "O'Donnell
cried out: The first one Of you that
comes ashore will be killed. Saw him
again at 8 O'Clock. A man WAS stand
ing on the bank with . revolver IN he
hand. O'Donnell ordered him away
and placed man there who had a
shotgun" In the cross-examiuation
witness said he had not heard o Don
nell give any orders, but had seen him
shifting the men around. Witness be-
came very angry az counsel tor de-
tense, who succeeded IN getting him
very badly tangled IN his statements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

900. go Of stoex, when il Vas worth
more Than paF. sAs giving it TOO
much"
I'VE have not been served With any
uetsee that there uss . secret intsn-
ton 10 90 manaxs the canal, out the
owners of one-nfth Of the sloek we're
10 gtt nothing. TDe s:asemsat which
1 made was absolutely correct. and the
statement Of ths senstor from oAio 70
~ least = mistake.
Mr.. squire republican, OF Washing
ton addrssssd the senate In support Il
the bail. The bali vac laid as.de, aud
the senate 1t $50 went into executive
sesssou. The doors we're reopsaea az
AIS and the senate resumed the con-
Alteration of the Nicaragua canal bill.
Mr. Higgins lrspublicsn) OF Delaware
OF cred an amendment providing snst
no isonds should be paid to the canal
company until il shall appear 10 the
satisfaeuon of the pseGdent OF the
United states that the work
can 10 completed at cost
not exceeding the cash prics Sloo. .ooo,-
coo ia bonds, and that . hoard OF i've
engineers snail be appointed to report
To the prrsdent ~ 10 the feasibility
aud coat of the canal, and ~ 10 It's
probable tonnage aud revenues. He
addressed the senate IN the advocacy
of his amendment. and in criticism Of
the whole canal problem. lie Vas in
favor of q Nicaragua canal but desired
that il should be undcr the direct
supervision aud management OF the
government officers. Al The close OF
Mr.. Higgins remarks the canal bill
was again laid aside and the consldcra-
ton OF the sundry civil appropriation
bill was resumed. All bot twelve
pages of the bill we're disposed OF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

livery car on the ecritner srd
Wesllhy avenue line va disiied vss
tsfasg aint lad 20 - taken fnto tie
rep. I sHops - - Of tafm were soon
Il, - rrsd anu ~ete kept running on tms
tnssss ot t1e tine. On the pixintieif
aSs sunr ne bs.s the csrt wsrf dissbisd
fer 4 80 lsst niEnt. ssd ullch me
.sfne state - sHsrs prevailed On TIE
ufaer ifpts
TIE deFsfs sss the dep pools of
waitr rh The tracks whtn .oeld ~
times ii,t~51 TIE sfFnrlt1res. rendering
thsns fen-c8n3nei - NfsH tts
xonl1 occur toe frfnlt mould be the
burnlnr eat ~ ihe fnsrs. rs8ctrof tht
slectrsclte Il rsforv Ths care uers
ol,l xed &C. fpa slog thfp8Eh he desptr
pools and thcT were Kept gong ~
careful lnssa aeenscef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

The House sluabbles Over These Meas
ures and Does Nothing.

ure9 ano DoeS Notning.
wAsHrSaros, Feb. H.-Mr. Coombs
attempted to secure the passage OF the
senate bill granting . pension OF $50 a
month TO toe widow Of Gen. AbneI
Doubleday. but Mr.. Zeerle objected.
When the speakers table was cleared
Of business the space ia front of the
speakers desk was thronged with mem
bers, each one Of whom waved aloft Z
pet measure and sought 10 catch the
presiding officers eye. Two CT three
were successful in this attempt, but
their efforts were OF no further use
objection to their bills were pronpl
and unsurmountabls. Then, in order
TO cut matters short. Mr.. Antony de-
manded the regular order.
Mr.. Mutchler moved that the house
GO into committee Of the whole for
the consideration of the Invalid pen.
sion appropriation bill. He then asked
M. Grout, who represents the mi,
norlty, as to what time Was desired by
the minority for general debate. Mr..
Grout replied that the minority desired
Elk hours debate. Mr.. Mutcnler was
no. willing to grant tins length of time.
Mr.. Hatch then directly gave notice
Of the course which he would pursue
in reference to the auti-option bill.
He had, however, waited patiently for
days In order that the consideration OF
the appropriation bilis should he conn.,
pleted. But be now gave notice thai
unless the appropriation bills were die
posed OF In a reasonable time, he
would ask for the consideration of q
measure. which being revenue bill
had right of way.
Ito what bill do you refer" wal
filed on motion.
"Te the anti-option bill. and an
frank to say so." replied Mr.. Hatch
who, continuing, stated that If the pen
sion appropriation bill were not passed
| this week IL would have to fight against
the measure which he WAS pressing.
But as the republicans announced
their intention to proceed g. fiibuster
Mr.. Holman came IN as a mediator snd
suggested TO Mr.. Nutchler the PRO
prlety Of Q compromise. And q com
promise WAS made. Ii was TO the eheci
mat general debate close tomorrow al
| 3 O'clock, slx hours of the intervening
time to be at the disposal of the minor
ity.
Inc luNklu pcuosou appfopIiSbiot
bill was then taken up. Mr.. Cogswel
and Mr.. Bingham earnestly protested
against the proposed changes in th,
pension legislation. The latter SAID
that the house would render itself in
famous To the American people il
these radical. rude. merciless. un
manly, un-Amsrican amendments were
enacted into Law.
Mr. Warden earnestly supported th,
proposed amendments. and ne was fol
lowed by Mr.. Doiliver, VINO was earn
estly opposed to them. In concluding
one of HE eloquent speeches. he de
clared that whoever laid an urfriencl,
hand on the existing. p-nsion law
wou q invite storm OF popular indig
nation And resentment that woulC
secure neither political profession.
After further debate by Mcssrs
Bel,znoover, chipman. Bowers. Pick
Ter and OTIS, thecommIttee rose and tp'
house. without coming ,o any o.
clusion thereon, .; i:55 adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Secrstsry Fosser Gives MIR. Stevens In
ssfsctions cor Fgfufe 6astsnce.
WksHrssIaS. Feb. secretary Fos-
tfr tns afternoca ielegrsphsd 10 Mr..
Stevens. iIonciuiD. approval Of his &C.
ton N scirmatveiy responding 70 the
request z ne provsoaal Z vernment
- Hasa Tor tne rsisnhshalsnf af q
profrctorst- over tns sanas pending
rexrt stious for the sunsxatioa q tue
s.aads - to~ Tn tel states lnsgror
t.e1s Ter TIE guidance of 10 future sc-
tnn< -efe sIso inciuded IN the tsi =
grtnf. These Instructions sil leave
-se frsnc,sco for Hoa,dniu ton1orro~
~ TIE steamer fesforis Of tns lacs
line hetvee0 those posnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

s<tsd- II . understood that ths eon-
iu.sson~rs were a1xous thAt the
annexation reAiy saoald not -
sens 10 cosgrsss today. their reason
D=Ing tnas ia text or substance
an xnt become public before the sailing
of the steamer from san Francisco to-
norr,~ for Honolulu. ana mignt thus
De rtcsiyed By the H2wAllAn people IN
Incorrect FORM TIE com nisssoners
vss 20 take the treaty 10 Honolulu
sf euase.ves. Thsir fears that u would
20 ID congress today. however. we're
sci st rest ~ the infoFmation impaired
ic them offlc.ally that the treaty would
uo. bs transmitted before the sAillng Of
a. steamer for Honolulu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

The Present Board Of csnvsssers nuss
Issue crrtifieste.

LsSsISa., Feb. is.--Argnmenn ia the
Belknspl mandsmas csse we're snb-
mittsd 10 the supreme court tnis morn.
INK. and n the sfterns,on tho court
made sn order. d1ectlag the present
state board OF cansasseTs 20 lssue :
certificate of election to Chsrlet J..
belknap. The court held that tuo
precincts of the township oi Lyons
shouid te included n the canvass sD9
that isslknsp would then have q ma
lofgty OF thirteen votes The full tskt
of the opinion wgli probably De handed
down next Friday. The commissioner
hegsn the preparation oi The report
THIS afternoon aud expected 20 hnish a
before evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Mra. Blame, Or.tl,ud..

AvsrsrA, Ne, Feb. i4.-In the legis-
ls.ur~ yesterday the following wss re-
ceived.
"WksniSeIoS, n. G. Feb. l4.-Mr.
IHArCHER--Desr SIR: Through you,
thank the Maine legislative delegation,
VITO on Jan. 30 remembered Mr.. Blame.
Ny chi.crcn Join villa me IA their ex-
pTsssion of gratitude. begging you TO
believe that though We say but little,
~ are deepy sensible ot al that their
presence on that dsy meanL am
WITH respect. you're.
..ffAEnfTr :. PLANE"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
sHERMAN'S PORTRAIT.
Colonel Strong Presents I, TO the Ohio
Society in New York.

Society in New York.
NEw YoEK. Feb li.-Col. William l..
Strong, president of the Ohio society,
prepared . surprise for hisfellow men,
hers 81 tile monthly meeting Of the Or
garizatlon last evening. After the
routine business WAS dispensed with
The president vacated the chair, the
room was darkened and then came the
Hurprise uuveiling of large por-
.rslt OF Gen. William T. sherman, W hicn
vas presented TO the s.ciety by
Colonel strong. The painting Is the
WORK OF James III. Beard. an Ohioan,
now making ms home IN this city. He
w4s an intimate friend OF General
sherman, and for him the general sat
for bis last portrait. The picture, an
excellent Likeness. represents General
sherman as ne appeared during the
lsst years OK as life. wnen he MAS n
familiar figure about New York. lie Is
SHOWN IN full military dress, seated n
a hsgh-backed char. his arm resting
upon atsble. General Wagner swayne
presented the picture TO the society
and Gen. Thomas Ewing accepted IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

DrTaoIr, Mich, Feb. ia commit
tee ffon ne trades counri hso . con-
ferencs q . fnofnlnr VITA srferinxnh-
snt .tFosiey ~ the bstf q st.se
works. TIE result t'eine sn ann able - I.
instsDtnt q the difficulties win The
neHnfsfs cut OF . sriks The fefnfs
are sstisfsctory 70 totb s'dss. bat ctnld
Brs ~ ssosffssu~d for pntIlcstsan.
TIE sir kef4 rstlfned - vofk cd 10
furtfdr d3f<sraffe . srfsve hented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Terr.bI. plunge.

BRIsToI, Tenn, Feb. IA freight
tram on the South Atlantic A ono
railroad took fearful plunge down an
embankment last night ~ Walters
Mountain. Tho track. which had been
undermined by . swciien stream. gave
way and the engine and seven mrs
were hurled 100 feet down the hillside.
Engineer Billy Alien wss bur.ea under
the debris of hss locomotive. lie was
dug out four hours later. -, a alive,
but dlrd this morning. Several other
trsinmen were injured. but none fs-
tally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

fHuApfIralA. feb- .s.--Chscago's
mammoth pork tfast vii have . CON-
petitor 10 the shape Of . hsg syndlcAte
IN this clty After 4arch l. Arrange
ments have already been made for TIE
starting OF the concern. and : contract
hss been ciosed with the Bal
tinore 4 Ohio railroad. which viii Rlve
material a3d 10 the venture. The
gentlemen hacking the nes sndnstry.
who are nearly ell philsdelphlsns. have
raised capital OF $500. 900 with which
10 begin. The conf rzess cal for the
starting Of tho NJ fks or the ist day
OF March. The con ,~rn has made ar
rangements for shipping ia products
directly 90 the continent OF Europe.
and expects 10 reap big trade from
this source. especially IA view OF the
withdrawal of some OF the foreign
restrictions on the importation of
American pork.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

LfrrrE RocK. Ark. Feb. ls.-James
o'sheA. Wilson Ingram and William
Cannon were instantly killed auc sew
eral other miners seriously injured by
falling rock st mine No. Is, in Sebastian
county, today. The men were ~ work
under a dangerous rock. which n'as I'M
properly embeded. when the supports
gave way and the whole mass, fully q
ton of rock. tumbled down completely
burying the men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Iowa Farmer M,.sine,

MASON CIrY. Iowa, Feh. lf.-Gates
White. q farmer Of Clay CO olnty,
is missing. About two weeks ago
he aud L. f. Farnum went to Chicago
with stock. They expected TO
return home Immediately after the
stock was cold, but they became xeps-
rated and Mr. Fsrnum returned alone.
Nothing has been heard from Wnite.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Ut. snirn,s mig nLazE.

The Big Business Houses Of the Town
lie an Runs
Fr. SMITH. Ark. Feb. is.-Early this
morning IRE destroyed the Wesmau
block and two-story hrlck
building adjoining. Tie sufferers
are: Dsvlin < SON. boots sni shoes,
liightower Bros., groceries: H. {. Boil
li1ger. pianos and organs; /. lsaacsou,
dry goods and clothing. and L. Cook.
photographer. The total lose viii
reach between $1,000 snd <lv0, 900,
with an insurance of $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

HsLESA. Mont. Feb. l4--It 10 said .
crlsis has been reached in the senA-
tcrAi hight. a. Dixon today announced
that lac sks Wiling 20 withdraw II
Clark would do the same. Hanser's
ZANE . again suggested. and 10 would
niot DO surprising II both tne Clark aud
Dixon forces sbould unite on him to-
NJ norfow. Today's vote: Mantle, %;
Clark. -; Dixon. II; Coucn, 3;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

LoCfrvgrAF. ky.. Fet. 1.-THE Penn
sylvsois company = msking var on
the railroad telezraphers. Las: sun
day those employed Al Lowell. New
Aibauy and jo.fersonvills were 10
formed tnat Il tney remsin.d IN the
order they ~eu.d not b placed IN the
fne of promotion The men failed 20
lssve the order and their places are
COS beiDg nlled hy non-union mru.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Isrxsox. Aich.. Fab. ia hessy
SICK ~ timber sid from . freight car
afD ne Ssesnaw dlstson lsst night a.
tue frsin IA crossing fisnsot. street
ard trur ears we're 0ers si psssen-
gers bad - = trsasfrrrsd from the IN
coming pessenxer tram 70 one seat out
10 hr{nz tueoi IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
Tynhus Ar thr Islands.

New YoRK. Feb. i4.-Reports 70 the
board OF health from Blackwell's =
Island this morning show that sinoe
Saturday ten new cases OF typhus fever
have developed IN the workhouse 81
that place The mornings typhus
record IN the city is two new cases.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

iRoS MctxFsfx. N,ch. Feb H.
Nh.ie recl,nicg on . coeca. resf NJ .
ne~sososT snt snaox,eT hs pipe. Pat
rex tftcnnrli * skrr 4 of Dickinson
ea1atY . .ea ~ hesft { ses.e. lie Vas
ttus found ~ - sfs. $50 returned
- eesoc< tais niaraias from narsng
a sex neg eor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

ST. LoCfs, Feb. 1.-The seventh an
nosi convention OF tae Nstional Asso-
eaton II Builders was called 10 order
AZ 10 O'Clock t8Is fuorning IN Odd Fell
lo~s ball BY Precedent Anthony Itsne.
Of tbs city. Inc Rev Dr. J. &. Lsrned
delivered an impressive prayer. after
which Mayor Noonsn rendered the
delegates tns freedom OF the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Nsp NaaK. fee - The nesrsgosl.
- npsfa hease sss said a.
suftloa Al Il 20 o'ciock ~ James
i.sa.esslt. tas consideration
beng Tf.ss4 90. II sss cold feg
tie teneht ~ ihe tssasy Hvs mortgage
laHd sal,iefs sna pafeh ss-d ~ Mr.
tea>sseit .isn sRe ander-laaf.1f q as
hf sili ressli a 30 The sio<khoganfs tor
tbs sfi1e he paid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

sosrie, Fsvsr m Md Perm Ne. nroksa
Ots

Yrs1fss1t. Mich. Feb. it.-srsrlss
fever has broken out among tie nor
nal stuHsnts ard f-cnty ckses have
already been reported 20 TIE health
cfficer The disfses sgyfafs = = fnt3
foffn. tsIt sofns alarm 10 ftt ~ rs
normal authorizes Mr.. Hystf apd
NJ. Hfsdisy. tfe lst ~ c1ntrnrt tbs
d sesse. attended scn0oi a. usnsi.
tbink M tber had siiEhf coids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

tsNfa&t f4aT. assi Fsh I'm.
r NED aeif. hixbiy respected c.tlsea
q tps Eisee ard sarnsh@r q the
s'es 'rr tFss@fns&f, 3Forp@'i dad
saiie a. xsffx n sa<FeE nsil tnle
sfkeitoea- 8s irss~s . fa8nz ~le
sed eee r3isi- Heart fsSiafs . - 4
- ne she eaasr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

vrsssy S.nss Hs Money Prem ,hs
sSh.sks Tfes fer L be.

we<nsssfs<. feb. if-samss y
Nea.sg of tspcinaati. eas ~ the VT
=. ->e- l~fefs ihe wntsky trust nvests.
ess.nr eomtn sts~. te3ay tfoustt snst
sFAlass fFesdeat fff-snhut of "a.
ssliis Ierdink sra nsiiiery con.
psny Ter - go for ilhss. The notes
49, served tie rosnm.fses room ttns
sftefneon At the conc ason ol tie in.
saslisstioa.
ffss4sat t+feenAui ~ss the cnlg
~isrtss t~fefe tne cor.fn itsee today
fi- sd tsst tas xfester fsfs ~ -
~ = Fsny- geeds are cisposed ~
fnfcakh ne mAn ofses Al fscra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

AraeVs. FEB. 1.-THE i.lsnd OF
>amothreki. N the Aexsn se~. vss
sasxea ~ al earthquake today. All
the buildings on the isisnd we're de-
ssroysd. Many lives we're iost- The
shocks ~srs felt n Lanie isst night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

FRASKFoKr. KY. Feb. H-Judge
William Lindsay was elected 10 suc-
eeed j. g.. Carlisle in the United states
senate this morning. There WAS pgac-
t.Saily no opp0-itloD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
rr,Krp ur AZ snA.
Ten Persoas Rescued From Water
i,rr-d Bafk by q Steamer.

Ten Persoas Rescued From Wa;er-
logS-d Bssk by Steamer.
SEn logE. Feb. i4--Csp;ain Frazer
OF tie Steamer Neptune. which ar
rived thss t.afning, reports ;as; on
February !. IN latitude F.ig north.
loar lGoe s8.ig wet he sghtcd the
NosUcgisfs knugssig, ooupa frcm
Brilx, tionaerat. 10 SoDie, fugiaoa
Win cargo Of logS Sood. She
sss flying -iguais 81 disiress
and was leasing badly and
"A sinking condition. The
e.pta4a asa 49, rfsv--tcn pcrsons--
we're tskrfl r. Toe BARK beng d.
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a yireinia Preacher Arrested.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Rev. John L.
James, of Aldie, Loudoun county, Va.
made an attempt yesterday afternoon
to mash the rum power. Walking into
the Agricultural building at the fair
grounds, the reverend gentleman came
upon the handsome whisky exhibit
made by Sir John Powers, Of Dublin,
Ireland. Suddenly he raised a heavy
hickory cane and smashed away at the
bottles arranged in the form of one OF
the famous round towers of Ireland.
Three times he smote the exhibit,
bringing down about twenty bottles
and spilling the liquor on the floor.
Then he was seized by the guards and
the club was wrenched from his hand.
A patrol wagon vas summoned and the
clergyman was given a ride to the pa
troll barn. where he admitted smashing
the exhibit. He was kept a. prisoner
while a warrant was being procured,
and he meanwhile wrote out q long
statement of "Why I struck the whisky
power" saying that it was because Je-
hovah told him, and that he did it on
the Fourth of July as an appropriate
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