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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

ysers- t.kias kis utmost sesssgta ard
ANGST carrying hlsa a. the grave. re-
eesnd~d ia fail useAsszre Ia the es~>ist IL
Ns.isigan. This 10 the private lnfu
- Mr.. Caa4psu dssirss 10 ssbosdi
- In hss h.ssa veil knosn that Mr.,
~ kassa has lisa sick saacs March l.
80 Ass hoca ga'abss ~ give thls matter
- appointments his special stsrnsioo-
Caupss's Nssv~
u the usransinss Mr.. Csa,pAs hes -
oompsi IL take sayare charge ~ tbs
Miehissn psrtSea u federal patronage.
h doicg ~ M Casnpss hss sos ,aiy
hDsn ia WxsAiagtna In psssus. ous has
brps he pers1saai representative, Nj
kslinson, ssas.ess~d u the nssspaAi cap
ital from the day the staiaistrastnn be
sza up a. The pre~eas time. Mr.. Robin
s.sa has vsssse.l the d-pastnsats almost
daily. ps.-~nf tang shs pApcrs VI sppli
eAnts 9Th Mr Cam pau's Embarrassment.
At tn. ..ms time 10 has taken occassoa
u st.sak d,sparax,ngly II Mr.. Dickinson
and h.. lnau.nss 10 Michigan. AMI u
exAit Mr. CAmpAu IS this real leader 81
the Michigan democracy. Thes- thing'
have come ~ the ears 81 the heads o'
the departments. xho have looked ufo'
such sIuTs A. nat only uacaIled for tn'
CIV Ariiy toward man Tor whom the.
al entertain ths very his hcst respect
Cos..aS~sAas iHss ~.
The result has t.ncn that Michigan IN
terest- have safforod IN consequence
Mr. Dickinfon remaining ., HON. s'cA
much II the time. whiie Ia. depar tmen''
aer, Declining Ia take action GA aecouH
u tho inyribosis uss whtch Mr.. Campo.
va- trsirg a. max. IL tho appointment :
LegainIng an a partia! measure n
health Mr.. Dickinson has now cou Z
here FOR the purpose II securing What
important offices nc may yet bc at4e "a
Save for Michigan.
While Mr. Dickinson has been s.Sh
such action an has boea taken 10y ti..
Democracy II Michigan has been In III,
interest ~ homo rulo al against I'll,
e-ntraliLing Of the power Ia the han'i'
II one individual. who. while pfetend,re
t. speak Tor a state committee. has bc.a
really promoting his Own private amit
tIoas and lnts r~sts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

''Ch. father said Msbello In weak
ss.d lsnxuii tones. II fear that ! attn 70
ing 10 hc gravcly Ill Ny bead feels so
light and queer. AMI | am so faint. 80
faint
Heaven broke In Mst-ilc's papa
his -ympa,hies deeply stirred. I'm get .
doctor this minute What can / do for
you. my poor chil3r
II don. know. Tn surr," responded
Mst~ile "a .he almost swOcoed against
bis ample hrrsst. Bui 1re might try
one - Nine sweIlssyle's new spring hats
~ texin with Chicago News Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

A certain young man invented novel
plan for causing his iandlsdy e. Eng.r
In regard a. asking him for her much
o~sriuo board bill. lls WAS several
weeks tssl,ind. and his lAndlaiy was ar-
tvslsly contemplating elrctment He
WIS painfully CONSCIOUS Of the hardness.
List Wednesday he addressed postal
To himself stating that Ss0 WAS left to
hts cruiis in u CERTAIN local bank. All
would have tss,n we'll mad not the land
laiy examined the petal clo~saly. She
In the same handwriting xs tha, If her de-
hnquent boar,ier. He WAS ejss,tcd uncer-
moniously the sarne evening the postal
was received at tho house.
Enquirer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

politics Tan aroar,n1s ara about sbs
s.coai birth'
fhs young wosa~a's nos<. ~t.a shs
cAux to wriss th~sn oas proved Ia ~ b.
couaxasas. So 49, nps fslaSiaas with
New Tsstaan-nt ss0sis.. szsi thus va
obliged - fau back On h<r vita Ths
sussocs - she naashed u mad. 'Rs
knsw po uzsss stous to,ssSs saAa Nro
d~m,,s did Il tbs tariff fhs tariff -
that tirns vAs . fSsoxiss sopsc II convss-
cation and safs eoneinsioa. the young
vesaan thought. in tAis rssgsoe-Ssw
York pvcsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

In ono Of tbs kiadsrgsrtons the teacher
ga. enaesv0ring % fsinihaxiDs the chill
drur With he words ''ccld" and ''hos" II
sight withOas spelling them by hsttsxs-
Whsr 5f.s sshss< shem what they would
xes Il hey went oct " doors Ia winter
without thraS coats and pointed ct the
word. they caught tho cue at once snd
answered ''cold" instantly. bus "hot'
proved puzxler for u moment
Now. Mary" said the TEACHER TO the
little girl ia the end srat. ''supposc that
you were standing night close up in front
Of . great big frc. just f,aniitg and far
ING and burning and blazing away-wtlat
would You gcty'
I'D get night away from there" re-
piis.i the child in . matter ~ fact tone
that UPSET tho instructor for the after
po,u.-1 incinnati Commercial Gazette
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
A Plueky Girl vim nases.

Miss Fox. daughter Of the telegraph
operator who was duckcd by tho over
turning of his boat near tho war fleet the
other day. ernulatcd her father Monday
She WAS carrying y dispatch from Wilson
Barrett 20 Admiral Gherardi when her
boat was swamped. and she was compelled
to swim "a the Philadelphia. She deliv.
cred the message damp. but perfectly
lesible. Mr.. Barrett viii reward her
handsomely for her pluck and aquatic
skill.-New York Letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Although the Japanese clocks are di-
vided into the same number Of sections
~ ours, the hands travel one-half as
fast The day has six hours and tho
night as many. 50 tho entire round from
sun To run contains but twelve hours.
each equivalent Ia two Of The length to
which we arc accustomed. New York
Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

One q the gC-i stories ax-Possma~ter
GENERAL James tells IL atrut . type
writer hs once employed who wss .
no~fcs % shr arr. tut Who proved hcr-
eff equal IN the emergency. Colonel
jams hsi dictated b. h~v q political
sy.-ch which he was ahput - deliver
IL referred 30 certain individual AMI
sAsd Il him. lie kao~s no more about
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
KNOWLEDGE

Brincs comfort aid Improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment ~hrn
rightly used The many, Who live bet
Ger than Others and enjoy life more, with
le. expenditure. by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best pr,duets 10
the needs Of physical being. will attest
the value u health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced Ia the
rvmedy. Syrup II FgA
Its excellence 10 due TO its presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
an, % the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
alive; oiiectually cleansing the system,
di-,slllng colds, headaches and levers
and permanently curing constipation;
IL has given satisfaction Ia millions ana
me, with the approval OF the medical
profession. because II acts on the MID
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
en.ng them and il Is perfectly Tree from
every objectionable substance.
syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gis,s in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but II Is man
nfacturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Go. only, who's. name is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup oi rigs
and being well informed, you VIII mol
accep, any substitute ii offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Lacsa,ed Food Saves Babies Lives.

We have absolute proof from mothers
and physicians that in Thousands a
eases lactatcd food has saved battles
lives when other foods had failed. Forty
%. these letters IN book with the pie
iures II the children. sent free on appii-
cation. Wells Richardson y Co. Bur
lington, Vermont.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Papa sad Abner. IF you will bus
me printing press. III PRINT You news
paper every day. and then you won't
have ~ spend your money On nowsps'-
r-srs. "-Uarrer's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
RUPTURE IN sCRoTuh CupEDi

fsss li',le lssg xss c-sfs.l - tuss.rs q.
srrrsurn - ~ : 1iss IDss ~ Nerrh ID.
sisssn s=sess. ssrvn6 bsrvis. His'h We no.
A. slsi i--csa-e lsisnrs $50 si~arr ~ -
friseh lsln. as,s sri.-o All en- saess ssEs ss,-
~. rtssssr~ 10 al rsns. sns 10 h. slsnrs
hsFsy sna rgns si--r ss's iusssf- sud t,lass.
Uses f'ss-s
M. Hsfss psres
rs~ Iesgsesss -, Grams tassas. Nieh.
xnfst 81. fsrs2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23


- s~-usy ave year.
Il e-sr-s - mSs- BY
lv k,sSc-s ,sptt-e
- sslicss Diseo~srT
In ell bss-.i Sk-ris>.
THIS remedy bas Mum
t-'~-'i % cav-~ by Ire
shoassnt- Years
II sntns~syurss~i So
c-~< ING go l~si sar
70 rs,~<rss ~ ~n
ths~ r'xn-ty - ~
cs,--~ iAs~t p~vshss
can n. skt Thy
have 81 mach cscA
i~n.>& m a. rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

rrv-~v ,ssss shsy y-.nys~s>. u so al tis-s--
shss ~lrs. frr-n . srrsf i've - irtT~r~
Did a. . hin.~i ~'-sr~~. a-A t.ikt.s
Ard ssr-ns.e ~-~>s--~. eosssnG - sh~ rA-
,-Tvs~vr - k,ss~a a. nss.fls~f s.--rs- T,y.
p-p-ia ia.tss>ssso~ Esitos~s~~. srA 80 ss,~s
ssatsi~rr <sse. ~<~ip. - asoAkp~- At
s'ss q'sfrsiy yseid - i.s ssssysss sssi
cA-sn-fe< - ,y~.ss-- n Y i.-~sst N@~ssst -
~ar- yss kss~ rs.r s---~-Y h.cs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Impor,an, Changes in Time.

Very important changes will be- made
an the tim. 81 present trains 81 the Lake
Shore X Michigan Southern railway aud
several new trains added Ia the service
on May y.
For particulars apply Ia ticket agent
and carefully consult corrected time
table ia next week issue ~ tins paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
RUPTrREs CrRED. 81.

NJ tr'sss' NJ ssifytsal of-rssI,s,
ID. : lay fu-i8 rusrss,. to- a. r.slss--. s,,s
rsgsasrs ofis f}firi - oi.e tail IN - hr.lrS
Aesiicif-s- -uf sssfs ~l..-rt u yss s-x.a O. ~
I,s. 'isF r.-s1 - kotA Dvi~ias ss-.-s.
frnns bapi8s. Mica.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
COMPARISONS

The business of the past
week is 4 delightful retro
spcct. The comparative
analysis of our sales is by
weeks and the comparison
of our weeks sales with
every corresponding week
in past years shows great
gains so large that we are
more than satisfied.
The result comes from
the vigOr with which we are
bringing to the public sea-
sonablc goods in most cX-
traordinary fashion. The
cheapness and the excel
lence is the marvel and the
power.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

pAUDpc 81 every description can lie
CHfL OHo found in our sal,s rooIns.
They are all nobby, new styles.
Cost KNOTT * Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

y wurri shoahi - saif eonc''rntng
iAn " Diezic~nn ~ q private lntu
ence tcf~is,iinU - fte eunieiiiron -
NJ GsguuaH Va IifkiGsrn - \ private
tusi ivi.luai holding no aHicizl f'sistion
wsth tha Mich ixar state eTs-anfltise 80
ct'nr7a NJ btrsiu~ru has 20. tf'h'ia4
rs-.itr.n Ntth 'hs eemuitts-e tu -"
,sintrsfs ths uertoefRfir pSria' e iha
rsticn reqpirra NJ psesinSans ser
sice~ IN much ianyrF neht lssf Tai
NJ ihsktr-srn spat g, ". Work. ~
CHAIRMAN q the ast1unai ivan rage Cstn
nsitt,-e. zna IN that rsraeity fssti i..si -
the Democratic nsifn fnet-. cuf sDiY -
Nichig,n Gus IN every stsss IA Ebe
Jnhau.
WAiis e.tlrx a. astNsisi fhUfFan
Nr i1fktFasr rsluat rtf f .rsff 30 serve
b, sr eli..al pa~itaau s1ft sh~ hich a-sn
stab, cotuulttss, hut his nsusilai ssr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
psiif"r i;owh-y'- ~ar,s~up.

Theirs has never tsfa mertin. n
The state commltfsn eslIesl far the tuF
pee @ ror.s4eT.Hg sffeipfuegtss The
uiamhers communicated tgnfher a. O.
tie spring eircfioo bu' there waa %
meeting. 80 'tf a. ! .ros. and n there
ess utesting - 49, 20 the ~ e .s.se =
e,1nSn~finx TIE Affairs 81; fhe csr,y aign.
o. Tat thr state crnulifrs-, - chosen for
the srpress purt.ose q c'ndus ting a
campaign.
NJ ismpsu has nsa.ln a uossl dil.
Every o. claiming that The province =
= state eou nntife - o. tistfiinie fsd~ruI
afice~ he occupies tho aniqus gssi
tiou q ieing tit~ arSt state chsirnan
a. pr~4ssut such q proposition g. ih- f,~l
eral aimin isfrstion. Mr.. CsmFas'i r>en.s
g. havs special talent IN isssNeriug
new functions for ~. state r"snaittee
tat thus Far his experiments in nsg
fields have rot proven stlcce,sss,ii. 49,
stiffness his efforts to elect legislature
which would have q majority fsUFseie
g. ehcosing him TOR the United s'tsb~
senate.
Ar. Cswpsu appears % To gdoTirg
Hssier an exsxg ersts.d ,,i"a n ma gH n
place. and hls poN-r Ia-t At present
b. secins o. be desirogs q hndirg -oute
ore ~ tsss tha blame for the failure =
tho sttte g. receive tha recogni ton e.
which u - emitted fhis has fes'll bel
IN @tt'ug ap Tits Mythical contest
against private inHuenc,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
IMPERIAL
PAPER
PATTERNS.

They are fast revolution
izing the drcssmaking art.
No complex puzzles to de-
cipher. Simple and plain
as \. Il, {. Full size paper
model with every pattern,
pinned together, illustrat-
ing how and where every
seam is Joined. Patterns
for every garment, from the
little chicks school apron
to the richest evening cos
tune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Ladies waists all kinds at StautIer =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Cloves
and Faith,

A pair OF Gloves lie be-
fore us. They were pur-
chased by 4 lady at a GER
tain store in this city for
genuine kid. The price
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

other styles for this season.
They're too numerous to
publish. They're here when
you want them at right
prices.
MEMS
FURNISHINGS.
Fresh arrival OF Creamy
Ncckwear and Furnishings
generally. Special offer
ings this week.
Men 5 Undergraduates
wear from soc TO 37Hc.
Kid Gloves in fashionable
colors from SIPS down to
sc.
Negligec roll Collars Ioc.
Black and fancy half
Hose from ,7c down to
I2HC.
Fifty dozen fancy laun-
dried Shirts at e3c. worth
81 and SIPS
THE
HEALTHIEST
| SONG.
That which sings oil
money saved to you is
played on the reliable
DemOrcst Sewing Machine
We have told you of its
virtues. It's telling its own
story in hundreds of frugal
homes. Price 5000, freight
from factory added. War.
ranted for 5 years, good fol
twenty-five.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Campsa'- Alleged Methods.

~iuihvuiual cuscs can Dc cited in
WhsCh this representative 10 Nr. Cam
pau assumed - speak for the state cen
trail committee. although many indi
vi,luai members 20 the committee rspu-
dated tho course which was being pur-
sued. NJ that pmc members ~ the
state cuumittec expressed astcnisAuicnt
nj the course which was being pursued
aul denied that Mr.. Campau. or any
one a.. had hccn authorized Ia pro-
nsul.afe al edict ~ exclusion against
certain rieuihers q the democratic
party Tn. uembcrz - the state com
niiftca have never conceived that the
c.lma.ittcc = - o. 10 made machine
Or the distribution = federal patron
age under TIE personal direction q Mr..
Campau.
.ts showing conciusigely tha. Mr.
Car. pau - acting Individually. ca-s's
MAJ rr found Ia IA. department nle.s
here la xhirh NJ Campsu hs- fecom
ule0sed certain man fDr pariic ular
ofiiro AMI msnlter - the state c,an
mit's.e in the beauty = tho oflicr nas
recommended another man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Mems union suits at SiauGcr's.

NJ e. Goosen's is the place g. faIy
fresh berries and all kinds of new yegc
tables Pincapplcs :l.i0 per dozen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

-Nos. a. L. Mr. CamTaus right -
speak Tor the Michigan state committee,
l do not believe that b. has that right.
OE the costrary am coDhsieat ~ the
paint n certainty that u Is Nr. camp;tu.
"A an individual. who comes her, Ia
Washington and seeks a. involve the
democratic party IL Michigan in dIs,'ri
before the EYES - the federal adminis
tration That Mr. Campau ia not
voicing the wishes 20 the state CON
mittee can readily he shown 10y many
circumstances
The fir-t mtimation that Mr.. CAM pau
had constituted himself a. the entire
stat. committee was made soon aft.r the
nationai election last fall. Tie sent MS
confidential representative. sam Et'btn-
son into vagissu- localities ~ the s-ats u
anrouace that certain men known t. tc
fristds - MT. Dickinson and who sere
believed to - a-pirants for certain fesi-
eral offices could not bc appointed On
t.iug ssxei who authorized such an
esiict the r.ply came that the Michigan
state committee had 80 directed. AS a
matter - fact the Michigan state .um
mites never place-l the ban on any citi
ken q the state. liz WAS the individual!
at - Mr.. Csmps,u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Boys blouse waists at stauGer's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

la "a frst place. sail Mr.. IOwlsy.
80 -hocid be fully understood tha, the
present. situation - nat the result H
gs.trst OF tho part 70 MIR Campiu
4-alass shat be terms private mhu
euc-S' On III. contrary. The protest. Is
in the ether direction. and Mr.. Csmps,u
y ,ss one against whom the protect -
made IL n a protest Ivy tho people al
large IN Michigan. particular the demo
cratic masse-. against IN. autocratie sS
ercise q yoNes by a state eoatnIitee
chairman
More particularly. " - protest
against Mr.. Campsus effort Ia create "A
Ia,ftscal machine which will have st'so
lute power, and from which there will b.
~ APPEAL To -ome extent u - qu.s
tion - bosoe rule. aud the right - tho
people - Michigan 10 k-k after their
political affairs IA their own way irs.-ad
- c~atgaiiA,ng al power IA the hancs al
Nr. Campau. iocate, AZ Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
DON NJ. H0WlS MUCH
through HIS Trusty Lieutenant
Ro~stey He Airs.
HIS WELL DEVELOPED WRONG
Csmp~s Ma Assassrd "a Dnoeoa1
Patronage. Aad Dsskis.oa ~.
dagger H,s Liz To sup -

WAsaIscros, May 5-"Dna - Dab
insoa i.ia Washington to - ~ 0ba-
igan gets prvpss rsroxnie6no. g rho
hands q tho federal saiuaininfsoeiDa'
This Is thn ansxes a Ms. Diekiasen .
frieais "a the recent stass0oot q Daa-
,sl J. CAnpau Il the 4k;Ai4un state
committee fisd sIsh the puemaDecf gen.
erA protesting AGAINST u nassher sfsr-
eise "a private inhusncs h dlsseting the
appointments aud potitscA affairs of
Michigan. There are always two SIDES
II a csss. and today Mr.. Dickias9ns
friea.is cessas fot~a vitA very de
ei,led statement u their siie II the
prc~snt situation. IL nay bo accepted
A. authoritative q the views shieh the
Dickinson men take % Mr.. Csmpafs
cour-e. WhiIs 10 dos not come directly
from Mr. Die xinson. vho naintaifs a
sphinx ake s.l.nec. 10 Is from Louh' f.
foslsy 4 Lansing. who in this instance
sps.lk. a. an sxpoasa, II the fFieads u
Mr Dickiaspn
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-24

MI COIN,
Original, One Price Dry Goods Store
o friends the public
general patronage him i'm
business owing his outside bust
his undivided attention. that he will
day 1893 his stock of Dry
Carpets, Shoes and Below Cost All goods
Nav - will be a Auction
to electf
1zAE
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
CI.rk,s Lawyers Fighting Hard.

LAFAYETTE, Ind. April 22.-Counsel for
the defense made the opening argument for
Clark's eide to-day in the Clark case. and
court adjourned until Monday. A. l..
knmler and Prosecutor Wood will speak
that evening. The counsel on both sides
are endeavoring to break down the evil
dence of the witnesses In the minds OF the
jurors, and some severe statements have
been made. An effort was made by the
counsel for the State to drag politics into
the matter. but Judge Langdon called him
down.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
Nine Studepts D,amissed.

CLEVELAND, O.. April 22.-The president
ana faculty of Delaware University met
to-day and dismissed from the institution
the nine students who commisted the
branding outrage on the members of q
Greek letter fraternity. The terms of dis
missal permit the students to gain sdmis-
sion to other universities, whereas, If they
had been expelled, they could not have
done so.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. April 22.-According
to reports received here to-day from the
various OYSTER growing districts along the
Connecticus coast. the entire oyster crop
was almost ruined by the we're storm which
passed over Long Island sound Thursday
night and yesterday morning. The loss is
estimated at over S500.000. The oyster
dealers say 1t will take several yesrs to get
their beds in the condition they were in be-
fore the storm
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
Three Victims of Dynemite.

EMPORIUM, Pa. April 22-Three lives
werc lost by an explosion at the Emporium
dynamite works yesterday. They were:
w. NJ. King. foreman. George Lyons and
Fred Badger. King was blown to atoms.
The largest piece of his remains weighed
only about six pounds. and that was found
about four hundred feet on the hill.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
American Currency at a Discount.

HALIFAX. April 22.-One of the city banks
here decided to-day not to take American
currency at par. owing to the sudden fall
of silver yesterday in New York. All Amer
lean bills paid into the bank will be sent
realized will be paid to the customers.
Some of the Halifax banks have notified
their agents not to take American bills at
all. Brokers are taking them at 10 per cent.
discount.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-24
Georgia White Gems Convicted.

CARROLLToN, Ga, April s2.-Nine of the
men recently convicted as White Caps
were yesterday sentenced to twelve
months each on the chain-gang. The other
two were boys and got off with SIX
months each. Among the convicted are
Jesse Brooks. ST.. prominent farmer over
fifty years ola. and DR.. Daniel Rogers. quito
a prominent ply stefan of his neigh borhood.
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in a wedding shortly to take place. The
presence of Mre. Manning on the Dolphin.
now at Fort Monroe. as the guest of Secre-
tary Herbert. gives color to tho rumor.
Secretary Herbert Is q widower and the
honors of his house ara done by his daugh-
ter. Miss Lila Herbert.
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Risley Hnd the Grin.

NEW YORK, April 22.-John E. RIsley. the
recently appointed minister To Denmark,
who was reported Co be seriously ill, a his
residence, in this city. was much better to-.
day. He has had o severe attack of the
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Yic.nrx fnr fhe Gnment Cnt,ers

NEw YORK, April 22.-The lockout of the
clothing cutters, which has lasted for near
IL four weeks, is over. The fight has been
one OF the greatest labor struggles that
New York has seen In years and has result
ed in what is practically u complete victory
for the cutters.
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The Pacific Rsi,road Debt.

Mr.. Edward Rosewater editor and pro-
prietor of the Omaha Bee. and member
of the Republican national committee. has
been In New York several days. one of the
objects of his visit being TO collect figures
regarding the Union Pacific railroad debt.
with which Congress will have to deal
next winter. Mr.. Rosewater said: ''The
Pacific railroad debt will mature within
three years. and there are several PROPOSE
tions which may be present ed to Congress
next winter. of which the following
think the most feasible: Congress may let
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An Inducenent.
k4t.,.t-hfo Door~l

Philadelphia Record
She-Isn't your determination TO get
married rather suddenf | didn't know
that you even thought OF II.
Hell didn't. Bnt I have Just heard of
on excellent cook can get.