davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-16

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, has gone
Paris, Tex. one better. Yeste rdaY
they lynched a.negro in the former city
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-16

WEEKLY ST. PAUL GLOBE
One YEAR 81 Six mo-, 65c Three no., 5"c
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-16

X DAILY AND SUNDAY.
1vr in advance. $40 90 mos; in adv:.S2 90 30
q N in advance. 500 5weeksin in adv. w
one month SOC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

side show wonders rs in the Midway
Plaisancc, which, being six hundred
feet wide rs well Us q mile long. gives
plenty Of elbow room FOR the display,
and the result IL like q city by itself
The most conspicuous object there is
the great wheel. which is u truly Yam
lsec affair. the biggest wheel on record,
In which you are swung to o height Of
o,4 feet and get fine bird's-eye view
Of the fair, and particularly OF Mid
way. Everybody who ever exhibits =
passion for swings, tall towers or the
Ike. will wish TO try the wheel. which
will cause q shivcr 20 the nervous old
ladies from the country. but which is
said "a be absolutely safe
People who prefer something OK
hilarAting on the solid ground will
and il IN the geological arena. which
Is Q wild animal show of new and en-
tcrtaining kind. In other wild animal
shows the lions are Gagged and the
people arc free. In Hagenbcck's show
the people are Gagged and the lions have
sporting room. The novelty of sitting
In barred seating section and watch.
ing the unfcttercd wild beasts in the
arena is worth the money to every lover
Of sensations.
For more Of the barbaric you may
look upon the women warriors Of Da-
honey. Sixty-cight Of the drsky femi-
nine lighters md their masculine es-
corts have shivcrcd here i'm Chicago
May and orc slowly getting down to
fighting condition. The Daho,ncyans
have q village by themselves. which Is
to be mostly warlikc The spears are
poisoned and the women arc going TO
ntand guard all summer. pursuant 20
body that they are the genuine article.
And of course IL will pay. too.
OF Indians that arc merely Amcri.
can there is n pretty fair showing.
These are rugged ont rs Rayly as posi-
bic. 10 tickle the foreign visitor. who
wonders all the way from New York
where all the American red men are
keeping themselves.
In picturesqueness the Turks and
Algcrians come out strong. The Turks
have q veritablc mosque that is really
one of the distinctive sights Of the
fair. In this mosque. In dedicating
which the Ancient Arabic Order Of the
Mystic Shrine joined with so much
dignity. is devoted u worship as we'll
as to purposes of commercial and inter
national interests. IL Is hung with
gorgeous and costly rugs. So is the
Turkish bazar. the pavilion and the
harcn. The Ottoman theatcr is wound
MP for the summer and Is going 20 be
very popular.
Next to the Turkish theater Is the
panorama OF the Bernese Alps: and
next To this is the natntorium. OF. IL
you like, big bath. Then comes the
Vienna cafe. Picturcsqueness breaks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Dents 70 snpie costumes cf eAtiD Ind
gsassl acns Of The Aannss VIA ssssn
rather rNAical. uaiso yea have sssn
them In PARA. % IN Algtprs ttseif
Another r~marksbly seAlissie village
u the Cairo street Once undar the
gateway ep~ninG In Ne u.siA avenue
Of the Plai>anc< the visisor Aas little
dtfneulsy In fancyina hizseif - ths Nile
town The Little isssicrd Window.
che hassaz1. the drinking sAaPs- the
ven6ors aud masiciaas. are ell In
e~niouaiy calculated ~ APPEAL ~ the
Imagination and the pockethook-
There arc not less than ESQ Egyptians
In this imitation Ut = erection Of the
khedive's dosnAin- poakeys and don
key hoys mingie with the crowd of
HsyiciAns. priests and sightseer~
Nesr ct hand arr the Persian tes~s.
che Moorish palace. the Austrian viii
lAyc and the Chinese theAses. The
Chinese play. which l. now on, will Last
until next November. with resis only
f,r sleep and rcfrcshment. 81 that mo-
body need be afraid Of not being In
time "a see all they want Of IT, The
play II guaranteed to he genuine In I'll
Particular
have said nothing at the HindooA.
who revel In scarlet and look mystic.
There are only seven Of them. hut they
are tall aud make - great . show ~
twice the numhes Of any other people.
This In hut glance ut the PlAisance-
II il exhaustible.
Turning IN the side shows that are
not la the Plaisance itself We must re-
member the Esquirnau village. The
scattering OF little tea houses are aide
shows IL they do not cost an admission
fec. IL coets something 20 get out Of
them. which amounts 10 the same
thing.
North Of the fur grounds IL the
great sprawling Spectacular. an
other very Yankee thing. for In this
big theater the proprietors Guido ell
the little games of the modern stage
tn date. We have had tanks. but the
Spectacular has real rivera More
than this. IL goes In for real every
thing. II has real rocks. real trecs. IL
has q sun and u moon that ran bewilder
prize astronomer. OF coursc there
wiz be real people on the stage-plenty
Of them; and they will charge real
money ~ get in Everything is IS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Island villages Hare tho Nausch girls
dance and dazzle. aai snake charmcr-
from the palace OF the sultan of
.iahoro are in fhrir snakcy glory.
The Japanese bntAar Is trying 20
ID bigger frasio than The french
ci,irr irceN n (which the more
60 less pretty NcrrriAnay peasant girlA.
,n bpsh,-soiored csg.tunas and qHaint
hea.l,lrcr>Cs, are a~rFing fresh and hard
npp.e J.iice on aensnd
Eor pretty girls tAe dude arr -afe ~
~ - la .y Aicritcns irish vi age.
sur,ly 'irre never yVns r''"rs fa~cina;-
Ing cpmpany - cotleent There are
more pretty girl. selling Venetian
giaa>
Ia 'he Hunssftsa cafe the lianrnr-
Ian hand, tno-t irspiring tana.
charms ,he ear while he ,~si vine In
Eurspe II served a, polished tables
Taking another turn w. mas look In
upon the Algerian and funisiAn vii.
lag. Noi eplF PIE north African
Costumes iru, the STREET architecture Il
very cicveTiy sfsrwnhere The Algerian
da1eins Firts are riehiy dressed Their
feet arr rinehss me- little high -heeiei
shs-es I aey etsrs voia aakicis anf
othsr t.sfnsrie tEiasets a. s,seogausat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Ssw YoKX. May 9.--FLoCs-Quiet. held
ARMY.
wnx,r-Duli. lower. steady closing No. 2
r.d. NAV. 7Slac; June, The; July, DC T;
August. >oAc.
IosS-D1l!. easier closing steady. May,
s0a.c; June. SIC, July, is'sc; August.
AZ, c: September. t9Sse.
OArs-D,ill. sa-.er: No. ?. spot. Do = No.
: white. 81 -.
LAKp Easy, quiet: western steam
cls-.si Sio.s5 a..ei citi al So 5-l l0.a1
PoKx-I,sIst, hrm; old Inese. $-l2S new
do, $40.
,aExss-tluie', western steady state. old.
arfi &c: do new. large white, Sisa lo4c.
Cogsxs-i'ptions otsa.d quiet. FONTS
NJ, - 80 down cis-s~d nrm, unchsnge Ia -
points up. MAY. SIS. iSsd lS.S; June, Sl5.:S
July. $lsos-G l5.2o; August. <i5.uS: sep
temh.r. $lL75a l5.O; Dccemtsr, Ni.coa
$500
svoAx-Rax. dull firm; fair refining.
quiet centrifugals. % deg. t.si. a., ~ asked
refined quiet, nrIn off A. iSi"s5'sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
MARKETS.

But few changes have taken place in
the local market the past week. Wheat
le.l from - To- IL; cents on Thursday. the
sales being quite limited. Flour has
held tia own. with fair sales a; quoted
prices Corn remained firm all tho
week at IS cents. and dropped to s.
cent? Saturday. Rye took "A Jump from,
- 10 % cents on Saturday. The market
vas steady and firm. Ground feed took
, tumble ~ Al psr ton. and ia now held
at sp Corn meal slso suffered a de
cline - 81 per ton. and IA not quoted a,
$3.50 Potatoes are firm at 30 cents
nor bushel being an increase ~ = cents
per h4shel during the past week. All
kinds - grcceries have renamed firm
and unchanged Tho same can be said
- hay. leather. hides. pelts wood and
seeds We quote
Fsruu Produce.
Mars Sr--Aa- asS i0~ pr yasiad.
MATS Svsr 81 Ter gslion-
Brrrss-I-sfnc per pound.
Esss- IA T~r dorcu.
Pot.ro.s--pc ~ htIshel.
Rrsxs-Hsni picked, VI. - fer hushel.
Ho~uv-F Fancy White. L. pr pound.
frrrtez-Hosd. Ia; hothou-e. Zoe per
pound.
pAx~rKv-c5c psr dofeu.
s.ssrrs-.sc ger hrshe'.
psaSxgIs IN Is.r btss'i'l.
Nsaxrarfr pysrss~ y per dozen.
SF1x,c.-gss,i 81 pr bushfi.
Isxsf.xr -lfsi a. per pound.
Raasssss -llo'Aou-e. -.-s@~c Per dozen
tu-che<
x.-sis,i y ~ hushel
u~ro~--si - per hss-hsi Green. a. inc
TO- dnfen hgnshss
IFsaszaanr-,t- Grated. 7ssas- pes gallon.
Nsfss & sss- Pic Esr d"xcn.
naNrsEIoNa 50 pr nfs.
asFsstat - s5stfissr Per dos hanrhes.
NJ -sssruss ~ % Pound
NfSF- f~ets' rs'r dasen bsiDchss
t0wsf 90 pr tsssnea
Ss.i'ry.
1--we tgrkey@. "a Fi5o arrs~'a -
I've go keu- sFsS Fs.i-ier- Il a. .ire-se,l.
i1sis,
fas~ ss.l- nssfie dges~sd. IA IA,
Lee al.s ~....as.s =. s.1ss t,s@ssa r.rac.
fsvs aack.. iifiS,; - itsls
fase xse-~. iiefis. Il. -s--s-3 Ia re,
E-uil~fs g. ssfa - So a~sfu,
E.,ssr sst tasF-- ~ s"s-sss- Pr,s.-.
Caus,ry make, ss.zinsi Fosi-. p>r
..-.-t -t-t.F--a = ta
Fgz-. ffesis. - a'sssa .--.... - ga
tTs-t Nesss-
1ofs. .s-s. t-tsftt SEQ .frsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

CmcAGo. May O.-rhorc Was a little
bulge Ia wheat AZ the opcniny this morning.
caused b. the local sc@ilping clique making
a n.uf' at buy,ng. but u did not las, long
There Mas a heavy business In corn. The
brilliant weather was the controlling IN
fiu.ncc. Closing show.d A decline from
opening prices IL u for July and &c Tor
September. Oats were quiet duriIg IN.
gr,a,er part of the session, closing a from
1. to ~ lower. Trade in provision was
light. and 81 were the changes In prices.
Hos, receipts were only ..ocO head. and prices
for them s. higher. The closing quotations
show an advance Of barely - in pork, N
decline of from Ia .5ac in lard and no
change whatever IN ribs
Closing prices:
WnsAT-May. Tic; July. 1ac; Septem-
her. rec.
Coas-May. 81 &C; July. llNc; September,
&C..
OArs-Nay, 2sSac; June. @sl.c; July. 2Sac.
PosK-May, s2l.oO; July, $2l.D; Septem-
Ter. $40.
L.ARD-May. sioo5; July. $3.50; septem-
her. 81 Loo.
fssr fiOYl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
london Grain.

roxoov. May D.-The grain markets
oIenci this morning easier. ~ Liverpool
wheat wa rather easier. red winter I'D
tsy,cr. c-rn al iowc-. and ia NOR. demand
a, tn decline: -four ~ lover. London ear
g.. of California wheat unchanged; il"a'-
ing cs,rccc- of wheat very dull. Wheat and
coon on passage sa>ler. A. Mark Lane
Wheat rs very -las: corn vcaker. The
French markets we're quiet. The imports OF
wheat into Liverpool the pat three days
we're iss.co bushels, incluGins 1l2OO
bushels of American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
ALL ON THE SIDE
Shows at the Greatest Show on
Faith.
STRANGE SIGHTS AND SCENES
Turks Who Pray and NaStch Giras
Who lbance-.Ihe Bsg Wheel. CHI
nese IheAseg. Dahonsey's " osnesA

II has long been known what the
character Of the great exhibition build.
ines would be and the fair proprr 10
simply = reslixstion ~ the promises.
Hut what the side shows were IA be
nobody knew until the last moment,
aud even now all Of these side shows
are cot In working order.
The great side show region Of the fair
II the mile long section running bs-
tween jackson and Washington PARIS.
and called tho Midway Plaisance.
There Was never before such an '.a9.
gregatiou," - the circus men ssy. Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

real rs any reasonable person could
ask, ard after this aPothcosis Of real
ism the tank drama must go and hide
its head.
Buffalo Bill has attacked the situa-
ton in tho same spirit. lie had Wild
West before and II captured America
and Europe. This time, says Bill. We
have n Wild World. And Bill does IT,
There arc Indians. three hands Of Sioux
or morc. but there are wild ,coplc
from other parts Of the world. not to
mention German Ruaris. French chas-
scurs and Cossacks- The train-rob-
hing, the international races. tho
'whistling dancers" and the ''surc
shots" are all in Cody's most brilliant
vein.
Buffalo Bills show Is one of the few
shows outside the fair grounds that are
really going 10 make any money this
year. Chicago Is going 10 make the
same mistake that Philadelphia made
In 1870 and that Paris made in lss9-it
Is going Ia provide great number OF
special summer attractions on the the
ory that with hundreds of thou>a nds Of
people in town IL can gather in full
houses and large money" The theory
has never worked yet. People tire
themselves out looking at tho fair dur
ing the day and they sit around tired
and go to bed early in the evening.
Many make up their minds IN take q
look At Chicago. but the vast majority
win see the show and get away. They
can see Chicago later IL they want 10;
certainly the shows NJ Chicago's thea
tiers will have relatively li;tlc fascina-
ton in hot weather.
Yet the theatcrs are preparing invit-
ing programmes So are the other
amusement places Of the town. includ-
ing many that arc not advertised in the
amusement columns Of the papcrs
The questionable hsunts 81 tho Chicago
amusement seeker viii mike more
money during fair time than those
that are doing husincss above ground.
Libby Prison is one of Tie side shows
- Is tho panorama ~ the Chicago FIRE.
There will BE many free side show in
the offices az the shica ~ hotels. where
q; due and appropriate intervals tho
frcc born American and the scions ~
the cfFe;e Europe viii swear AT prices
that Gil the victim with profound ssi
overinas:cring awe. confusion and rnee
NAT LAxaR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Cxrox Srccx YAEps. Chicago. May 90
Castle-Recript.. 500; market steady; com
mon IN extra steers. A.l0d6.10: stockers
acd feod.-s. <a.s5et5O; cows and heifers,
si.7SdL2o.
): Hoy.-Receipts. 700; market strong and
a. higher; heavy. E.iods.e5: mixed and
medium. s1iOa1.t'2 light. :. .ps..s
Shs~f-Rsceipts. 3.0o; market steady:
poor "a extra, Si.5Oa6.O: lambs, &.0-9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Mrs Mulcahey--Is's well fer yer. Din
mis-. the. ycr can loaf round wild a ploog
hat. phw,ls yez poor wolfe has 70 shtay
Ut home and so out washin and ironin
by the day.
Mr. Mulcahcy-Ah. Bridget. dArlint.
It's not larry am. but its to get giimpsc
Of yer shwatc. shmilin face thot lave
me woruk early. ~ 10 n.-New York
MNrrurv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Espessivs Booessy.

Mother-Horrxs' DO yoW play mar
blea for keeps,
Little Son-i never keep EN-. mamma
That's right"
"Y~m- ] play right along until I
loss em. PIosse give mo o cents 20 buy
como more"-Good News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
BEARS TAKE A HAND
And Attempt to Make the Bulls
Dance Lively.
BUT the EFFORT WAS FUTILE
D~.psse All Pressure the l<nsses fos the
psy Mere t>sss Than One Per
Cen. On the ssockA
BUT THE EFFORT WAS FUTILE
Nsw Yosx. May so.-Money on call

Nsw Yosx. May 0.-Money on call
to- per Cent
Posted rates. tis5i.ssto.
The stock market wAs comparatively
quiet today. The market opened strong
and advanced sharply. but = reaction
5000 sat In and decline Of isG2 per
cent ensued The traaing element Was
disposed 10 take the bear side. and
hammered the list and succeeded IN
forcing a considerable amount Of long
stock. The enormous increase In the
bank reserve vas looked upon - bull
Argument but the traders who are short
took prompt measures 10 counterfeit
N. fleet. and persisted in their saise- The
bayin, ~as considered letter than selling
The iOs-s- for the day were .si yer cent
outside of a fe~ 81 the -IecislI'ies- ssaie-
s-r- ID, "A. including l3.uc1 unlisted
L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Husband We'll. NV dear. there's one
sdv sn,.<e ia l.in.s ,.or
Wife-id like a. sno~ what n ~
Husband We s0s,t haze t. Isy slo.-
co. . year f..r ho,-. rent -betruat FIRES
pre~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
ssog0tfiUa.

Van Dyhe-As the ,'oat left the dec
I ~av-d INV handkerchief. and thea 4
curious thin. app
foruey " nat ws- ~
Van Dyke-Eh. ossn waved tack -
Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Drraorr- Hich.. May n.-Wheat-No.
red. cs,sh. IL asked; July. 7,c bid; August.
- ,c: NJ. y hi,c, Csl-h. lie asked.
Como. =. cash. $3.50.
teats-No. = white. cash. ..Sc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Hts Vsressts.

T~yBn nautrhg - very ssi@rsiitiaus
About uahtrrs
1T'Esu W hitch - Ms fss orite'
wynn Hes always ieSslRg cat for
sss4S<I one -kssskisn LSisA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

HOTEL Clmk ito now bell boy,--Did
you wake up No. ~
Pail Boy-No. sab Cud.lent waks
hmm mp. sah: I'm, ! did tho t--t cud. sab
w hat wss that
Il walked up No. g.. sab - IIarpers
Bazaar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

You can get one II Swetland's cele-
bra,cd fish dinners at the new pavilion
ut Reeds lake on and after today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Ys Coad11 1vleoA-
Scribbler-I wish I knew whether
the editors rcd my poetry or send 10
back without looking ~ H.
Friend-They don't resd H.
You think 90 because they always
decline it7'
because they slw~ys declAas -
with thanks Y. Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

OoS1 aahsstosea.
Mis- do Muir-iIave you rad KasA
Miss de Memoir
Miss de Ncnor-No; but own onDy
Of "Dont"-Puck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Penslope-Ho> The fest 10. re have
both bern engaged 60 many timsa uhss
we disregard all mere iosmslitieA-
Truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

Ter thousand.
No. >. nve inches clear butt. $225 Der
thousand.
Sound butt. 1913 per Thousand.
Gull shingles. 81 pr thousand.
Ia'h. No. white pine ........ 500
Lath. No. white pine ............. 2i5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
ONE M THE RE7IlkSI ; ss9s,. s 81
western Michigan is Leland park. Visit
IL today.

All the latest styles in sailor hats just
received at Adams & Co. 20 Monroe
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

ss-fsif Z. god. per tarrei. S7scf
So. fancS. tsr barrel. -. -sa15e.
OsAssxs-t Ahtsrnss. e. saea-8 PR bon
Lxsoxs-Nsx Aoss4nas. IN boxes VI Joos
s'sd zJ's. t3-.a<ss.7s PR h.ox.
BAsAsAs-AeeoFdiag Ia quality. 81 SoIaz- "a
per ossnee-
s1aAwsxskIks--.a-.. usr eAsss. Aa0as.s,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

No Slave 60 Etiquette
rcrii's Did he kiss you when v,u
Arrc.N....i hir.a9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Complete
Manhood
and how 10 attain it.

A. is>a a medical vort that tells the n sSes.
aess b~s the -s~cts. points The r.rn-dy Tbs
- - sens ifiCaiiv the mo~t valuable. s'iruiSaiv
sh~ mast hesaitf,al. mssiicsi bs-cs thai has sp-
D<sred foS YesfS % pages. every PAT u trfns
= IA s-sos= illustration "a tints. ~csrc Of lie
sah,ec:s treated sF- Nervous D~hshs, ilffo-
se.sy St-iify peyelayncnt. Nuico.r'-, mr.
Hash.nd Tho<c intending MsfriSzr. etc
livery NAN ~ho voaid sno~ the Srsni ;ru'hs
the plan tzCts the oil s~crstS. ard the nes
4 discoveries II ned sal sci>-c- Ne sppi-t GO
e.ssrfod hir vho would stcns frr pat toii-S
sod ascsd future pitfalls. sEesid sri'- of ms
wont~ftu hffi- hrox. Ia MI - sett nee
vaass ss4. Address The pas .shers.
E-t- Nrsitcsi ca Psfsis. y v
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

y. u hxssfrt vte~ ps..slaeas-
tkssst HsIt.Ess. tsski~s.
An eiAssro - t.<nkis-s hessnes- that sre IN
haunony Ussh Tie >.t.os.al ksaAssx Lac
transacted
l~tsco ~ tr~dlf crrvens la ali psrts - tss
scftd. ts>os-d Ia s1sns "a suit tnsefs-i ailoos1
OF pss ocat % tine e~rss;.cstes IL ccpas.lL
Aihaz
J. ~ WnAs1. ss~ses G rses~a
, -. HarnctS Camn.~r
~euN- yos<jh n Marta
n. J. Hsltastes. WI Sh~ih,
Willard RsrnLsrdl " N naxhsrS
T. Srofsaa foA. Ie<.ttserS
I. r nsNklss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21
Smoked Meats


Wheat, sse; corn. 4'c; oats. &c; rye, 5Oc;
barley. 81 IN.
FIour-Lily white, 81. ~: patent. $50
Mill Stun--Middiinss, $l7; bran, SIG;
screenings, $3.50.
Ground Fecd-Per ton. SsOO); corn meal.
per ton, $3.50.
Wool.
Washed. medium. 34d2 &c.
Washed. fine, 22td25c.
tnwashed. medium. l5d &c.
Unwashed. tne, l2(d lSc.
Hidcs and Tailow.
Cured hides. No. 1. slsc: No. .. size.
Green hides. No. l. she; No =. 2;,c.
Heavy steers, cured. over IA pounds, 6,fc.
Calf. green. No. l, &c; No. 2. SC.
Calf. cured, Ne. l, sc; No. ., SIC.
Dcacons, 2oa0c.
Tallow-
Rough. lisc Der pound.
Rendered. A}sc PER pound.
Sheep pslts. socCa $50.
Hay and Wood.
TrMornr-siodl IL per ton.
CIovER-$1l per ton.
CMIxED-slOdll per ton.
SrRAw-$5td6 per ton.
Woop-l5inch beech and maple, dry. s.. %
Ter cord green, s. per cord.
Building Materials.
Wire nails, rate. 81. 7Jd1.sO
Glass. discount, 75c.
Waterproof paper. sld5.
Waterproof iaper, per roll. 81.
LUMBER Retail piece stuff.
No. herilocL. up and including l6 feet
lengths. 81: add 81 per LOO feet for every
additional two feet.
No. hemlock. up TO and including " feet,
SO; every additional two feet. 81.
Common Norway or pine joist and scant-
ling. under l. inches. $40: per 100 feet;
Pinch. $3.50 PER loo feet: add 81 for
every additional two feet over 10 feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-21

CHkEsK-Full cream, 1924 l3c.
CANNED Goops--Corn. 81 ..Ota 80 per doc
tomatoes. 81. - l. 10 per dox.
CosFEEs-Roas'ed: Rio. 22,d Sc; Mari
cabo. 2Sd2sc; Java. 5sd:'4e; Mocha and
Java. esd3ic: package, $,2.D.
L,rp-Compound. tierc.s. sSc; COM
pound. 10 pound tins. Sue; pure, tierces,
iac; - pound tins. l2i.c; kettle rendered.
tierces, lie; O-pound tins, i3i,c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-11-12
ILLINOIS CENTRAL HELD UP.
Seven Thousand Dollars Very Quietly Sc
cured.


Cairo, Ill, Nov. 1.-THE Illinois Cen
trail train, due here at 1:S0 this morn
ling, was held up at Maxfeld bridge,
KY, eight miles south of here, by
have boarded the train at Bardwell.
The robbers entered the express car,
and secured a small amout of cash and
valuable package, the contents of
which is unknown. The robbers then
| jumped from the train and made for
the woods, followed by several pistol
shots from the revolvers of the mes
sengers and conductor but without
effect. No clue.
| Later accounts say that the stolen
package contained about 81, 400
The passengers were not disturbed.
The robbery was so well planed that
there was scarcely any excitement.
Three men climbed up the engine tank.
One covered the engineer with re-
volver and addressed him by his right
name, saying, politely:
Mr.. Clarke, pull out as soon as
you can"
He told the engineer he had no wish
| to hurt him, but would kill him il
| he disobeyed. Fireman Butler ran
away and hid on the pilot of the
engine. One of the robbers fired the
engine, like an old-timer, from Bard
we'll to Port Jefferson. Here the
engineer was instructed to stop the
train at the Mayfield trestle. There
the robbers sent the engineer ahead
of them at the point of pistols AND
shot guns to the express car. Engineer
Clark called to Messenger Mcneil tc
open the door as commanded by the
robbers, ana the engineer told the
messenger not to shoot, the robbers
using him as target. The car was
opened and the robbers secured two
packages of money, one of small
amount, the other said to contain 81
600 The messenger had hidden Other
| hold up. It was so quiet the passen
gers on the train were not aware what
was taking place ahead. The robbers
! escaped