davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Religionsparlamcntet peo Ser
oensuoitilinsen bleO ringet iammen al
ben iautalote "2ibertD Bea", Tom Ilo9
10 Slaa, for at ttltienoe9ioe, at Der
bar 10 SOOeorelisiOner / Serben, iUnt
Der MI bar repreieutereoe. GH Guoobiit
pref fra Snoien prGoiteoe iioIte Sgns
bag i "llnitp Gbur6". 6an be9puote
i'm &raoifen iaalcoes: Seq tommer
fra bet fierne Snoien for at minoe Goer
ON &riiti 2are, bOilten S uiitnpt Der
bat paa 8apiret, men life eiterfcl9er i
2iuet. Dette bar bit altiOr ianOt!
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Yaoen piier zig for Eioen uperor'
bentlie liberal. !San laoer nb9aa ben
enc 9ierlisbebsepiItel efter ben anber
til bet ameritanife Soft, bpori ban be-
rsmmer bette for fine mango 3poer.
llnber BerOsnsubitilingen bar ben pa
beige airte ristis fUrItaaet at apertere
fig paa ale Maaoer us iiar bolot irem,
at oa Columbus par &utbOlif, iaa er
bet life mere enb bllligt, at bele ames
rita bliper tatbolif; ban ertlarer oa p9'
iaa meb ben itprIte 5ripOiti9beo, at ban
M anier fig ium @meritas 5aber O9
ale Gm~erifanere er hans Bsrn, os oer'
for pil Fan iarlis bereiter BABE iaaban
faberlis SmiOrs for Os. Oct tunoe M
bGnoe, at bette fuberlige 5auntu9 bler
aft aroet END bebaseligt for %.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
Gn papelia 8ulbmeoalion blep nps

Gn papeli8 6nlbmeoalion blep NM
fig tilbslt ben presbpteriunife 9reit @.
W. &amiap / IberOeen, forOi ban bapoe
uosiuet ct Sfrift ON &irten / ben ru'
merite 8eiiertio for 9lar 10. S bette
Sfriit uotaler Ireiten ben 5ormening,
at Gpuitelen Ieter bauOe beip9t Stem
os bapbe liot Nartpropoen Der, boiltet
betraitebe 8auebsmmets 9aaItano ON
8etrus ium 8ums fprite 8iitup. 9ette
ipntes 8apen iaa sUot ON, at ban ipan.
bereoe en- @ulbmeoalie paa ben prote-
itantiife Brett.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Gburd Union er ct selitab / eng.
Lamb, iom te0er / lin Mibte 1900 Gre.
iter, 20 8iitoper meb So, 900 Meolems
mer; bet bar fat fig iom fit Maal at
isse ben enselite g~piifOpalite statss
firfe furenet meb Rom. Der er mango
2egn til en- laabun 9iln9rmelie . 8apes
firfen bar fine aarer ube operalt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Gbitaso llniperEtetet CAB fin fOrlts
floIofFe 9OttOrsruO til en- Sapdneier'
Iom itul blipe 8rOiesior bet garnle
TeItamentes 2iterathr peo ct metboots
tiff College / 5otto, Sapalt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
San funbe life Ieoe af Siele. 81

9an funoe lite lepe at SiaIs. On
Yrabitant, iom life bapbe fact tin 9sn
al Menisbeben paa mango Maaneber,
git til 9ruiteeierne % BAD benz, ON be
uilbe pare 'aa mil % inoiamle noset
al baus 2sn, til ban bnobe MI Inlet
isien al ben for muS.asue 2sr. "2sn!~
iparebe en- at 9ruiteeierne, ipm bar be-
tienbt for fin @ierrisbeb, "2sn os after
2sn. Seq tanfte life, at bu prabifeoe
for Yense. men at frelie Siele", iasbe
ban. 9reiten iparece: "9et er ianot,
at ies prsuer at frelie Siale, men ies
fan life ipiie SjGle; % ielp ON bet
tunoe saa an, iaa piloe bet .piit tase ct
1uiinoe af ben Slass. ium bu bar, for
at uoaisre ct Maaltib".
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Gn af 6raonenterne fra gtormal'
afbelinaen peo @rano Sorts COLLEGE
~opnuaeoe meo 9etbeo 1st grade cert.
ficate ug bar fact Gni9ttelle | en- al
Roro 9afotds Bper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

gegranelien efter be to aina mpr>
bebe ipenife Nisiipnarer fcresit / gpen
Sanfoip unber en- iaa flor 9illutnins
at ole 9atipner % airteiamfunb, at
man albris bapSe feet en-, FABIAN.
Nanbfaberne paa be Sapnen lissenbe
arisss os Sanbels ltibe fulste aisbaa.
rerne,
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
2 pet oamre sartus ct Der en- tri'

Itelia @isFUn. gpeu bnr 5000 SnO'
bpaaere, o. bcres SOpeoleocpei er M
Tom for, beusdng gaulus Ieueoe Der,
9eltmaaeri. Gubnu laies Eanlt Sreoe
| hans 5eoebp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Wetbobiitfirfen bar life iaa liben
nbbreoeliei Sperise. Otter iibite stas
tiitif bar ben Oper $4,000 Weblemmer,
142 2pfalpracitanter. 1900 Spn.
bassifOlebsrn, LOG 8irter til en- garbi
al $25O,OOO.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

8 runbffenen til en- tpif lutberit
airfe ! Seruialem er last. &irtens
Ylan er oaffer % parbig.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
NeIlrer petales paa tnpTatte Yen8e.
TheCitizens Savings Bank,
DEBORAH, IOWA.
G. Z. Curtin, Gasi. s. u. 9nroid, Or,

Sorretrin9en sr aInttuOeli9 8anisS uitneis.
uoens % tnoeulauoIte 8protpapirer tlgbes
OF i9lees. 3ette er ben eneite 8aut / Gpun'
tiet, Der 9iper
Rente paa gaiS @oof TepoHtS.
Soil, ipm bar 9euge, be life bar Brug for,
Ol fiuoe, at bette Spltem er mere libera!t,
euo be oil fiuoe bet / nosen anoen1 8dnt Der
/ 8pen. Hente betale5 pna Interest bear
ing Pass Books. A PET. aaret, betalbdre
baluaarli8 ben lite gull cs ben lite Saular
bpert Gar, for ale Summer, Der life trRites
No meuem otsie 9atoer. 9enae tan iPttes
mo naariombelit pg til boiltetiombeit Beleb,
p9 fnn tnges no, nnar 8ebtommeuoe gnIter
bet. Certificates of Deposit gipes, mob en-
Rente Of s PCT.
Yense uoiaaneS mob Iape Nenter
paa Sitterbeo al beoIs Slass.
018.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
pcien. 8oste 9Otetes' ener aaals

UVItH. NUBIt TUItIts' tHtt NuuII
Straniuser ipiicr be meo Srauoisbeo.
sGlbre 5iGrirn Ton sOot iirnses
iuoc, uanr be itaI sigSes, meoeus be
hinge bpr ircmoelss psiaa oa faa be-
boloe lin 5ribeb, tbi, luifes be inoe, pil
sc pnutripes, % oerior sjsr nan beoft
/ heller at 9ipe benz Waoen uce, lises
Tom DC CT pant III, men naturlispis
Hsre @nn9c ON 3nseu, inaleoes at be
bper Sang ipiier Op, buao be iuur.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
&irfeItge Npbeber.
2fSnte fnfhnln q 81.

@gte fatboIIf. 8 Rieurusua pirs
Ter ct Bar ameritanIfe 8~ibelasenter for
SibeIielifabet. DC ialasr % uboeler
Sibler % iriitelise Strifter. 8 ben
anleonins bar ben fatbolife Biitop las
bet uosaa fcl9enoe Gooarief: "@iuer
Gatl SotbOliierl observation-disclosures
ulpe | 5aareflGoer bar ineset iis ino I
ben tatbplite Sioro. On graoitant al
2utbers os 8oltaires*) Sett eaar Dr'
firing % iGlaer prOteitautiite 8sser Os
en- falit Bibel. aiBber life oisie 8ss
ger, ti9re Sriitnel 6lpr bisie nlpe,
icm er uoitsote ira ariiti airfe, men
lom pil rgue os Dor bimmelife Gro.
2aoer Cher life fprpirre. Sag benz no
at Gocrs gp; inseu 2op tilaber benz
at ini9e iis runot blanot Dor 8irtes
Born. Nienrasua tilbsrer Sub, Os
Yroteitautis mems 9iapel bar in9en
8et til os. Gprbanbelie bpile ooer
bper @n, iom bsrer bisie gibelfOrfals
ifere euer fipber at benz beres falite
Bibler.
' SOm beiienbt bar goltaire en- Of 5rani.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Niofierbco ioen SorIfanb. Dfte
mBber pi bette paa bet relisisie Self.
8relierarmeens Itsienbe retisisie Epel'
fer er altfor Haacnbe @rempler. @n
uplis | Gbicago optraabt "gOipbop"
8rGbifant er ct 8ebis paa Tioens CT
trapa9ancer. Gan fOm fra bet fierne
8eiten, boor ban bar p9ret &pG9puss
ter ! mango aar; M optreber ban Tom
Yr9bifant paa @aoerne unoer Serbenss
uoitiaiueen. Men oermeo bar ful9t
aoitili9 @aoes uoroen; berfor bar Eos
litiet maatte iorbpoe bam at Bue fin
pr9otfcnoe Sirtiombeo paa @uoerne;
men Goiubopen true0e moi, at ban bar /
bet fierne irie 8eiten, eaer ialfalb be
famine 5ribeosre9ler sialbt Der Tom
Der, % at ban bar Gneberre Der iOm biit
Ooer fine Sp99; ban lpitreoe imiclertib
life % bleo urreiteret; men 8onen bans
iortiatte, boao Manoen maatte aIbrpOe,
iad blep ogIaa bun arreiteret. Oct er
iaare betla9eli9t, at Oite uoleOeoe 5olt
paa ben Maaoe sjor &elisiOnen til
@ienituno for Spot % 5Orast.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Yemac tiaaans mob COB Sitferbeo til
bullteiombelit Belpb paa fort eler lang
Seuitano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

8enter 90 Snofmo.-Suoituo mootas
9es og &ente betales til %iaaodnne Rates
% paa laaoanue 8etin9elier, ior er for'
enli9e meo Sttterbeo % en- 900 8antfor'
retulta,
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Serler paa ale be samIe 2anOe iGI9es %
fipbeS.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
DEBORAH, IOWA.
2apital % Cperifuo = 100000.

Sanfforretnina oriueS / ale oeus 8rans
der. Treoiue 9lars beloig Sorretnin9 |
bet uorolige Sotpa berettiger ps til at ii8e,
at ri i%oritaar bort Soils ftnaucieIe 6or'
oriuger, % bet er ugiaa en- @arantt for,
at ri CT tpallficereoe til at paretage oeres
6orreiuing meo 3p9ti9beo % Sttterbeo
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

Siertet upertaler lettere Soritanben
anb Suritanben Siertet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-10-10

' Com beijenbt bar goltaire en- al 5ranf'
RIGGS perite 5ritGniere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

LoSnos. March 81 The Right Hon.
Henry Hartley Fowler. president 81 the
local government board. introduced IN
the house II commons today the govern
ment hill 20 establish parish councils.
The bill proposes 10 form IN rural
PARISHES having population ~ 40 and
UNIV ards a council 10 he annually elected
by ballot by men AMI women having the
right ta vote Tor members ~ the county
council. Thssee rsfiah councils are 10
consist ~ pot lcss than five nor more
thar flftcen memtefa They are 30 take
precedence pver ali The cHl~tinT powers
q The vcsiries exreis'ing ss regards
church affairs and church charities and
they are "a have control = parish prop
erfy. land alotments. roads water sup
PLY. the ls,eti watching aud lighting and
sanitation generally. aud ihes are 10
have charge II the compulsory purchase
n land. under the sanction = tho ie,cai
rosefnE8eni soard IN urban districts
as well AZ rural dietricie the bah
atsplishcs sNecforal iisqpaiitcstionr on
the grounded scx. The ssinini~ifs'irn
~ the iss,r las ie a. remain under the
lnrlsslieiion a lrgaFtie = Epnftiu,ns ~ 4;
il naw. bat the lsafsle are - - erected
undes the new franchise I1se Elrhf
Hon s;carEe J fse-@e hfn Formerly
ehsncrilm q the erchequef: ~ Charlss
bike <sii icftefs hsye expfe-essi qua siit~i
APPROVAL = the n,aseufs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
HIS THROAT WAS CUT
Louis SchilIino Of Kalamazoo
Found Murdered.
HIS pockE1sook MISSING
supposed That she Old Man Was MUIR
dercd fbr His Mon~y---Whise
II Suspected.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March 2i.-Louis
Sehilling. an old-fime butcher. wss
found Al l:i5 today In his Office with MS
throat cut and his pockesbook gone
from his inside vest pocket. There was
no knife in the room. which. with the
fact that his money Is gone. leads TO the
opinion that he was murdered.
Schilling's son. Walter. went to dinner
al l23p leaving him alone The old
man had fallen backward. and lay partly
behind small stove. A hole was found
in the hack of his head, caused either
by fall on the stove or by blow from
bludgeon.
There are two gashes in his throat
and blood on his left hand. but there Is
no blood outside of the Office or knife on
the inside. The murdered mans hat
lay near the desk where he fell. and has
"a hole through il corresponding with the
hole IN his head. Ii was apparently
made with knife or cleayer.
Mr.. SchiIling usually carried quite a
sum OF money on his person. He bought
stock extensively lie was about 65
years Of age and leaves a widow and
several SONS. \ coroner's inquest has
been empsneled and the same are now
Investigating the affair.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. March 29.-Wih-
lam White. a colored butcher. is suspi-
cioned as the murderer of Louis Schill-
ing. Circumstances point very strongly
toward him. but he connot be- found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

II y Alleged That Undue Influence is
ssertea Over Henry W. DIXON.

rHtswo. Narrh y 4 remarkable
ins'ancc a undue inHncnce exercisssl
fer ffaginlent purpose - allegnsl
m snif brought n the circuit
cpnrt b. Jaincs " Ds~sn -
>siv fofh. who claims that his brother.
Iieary " Diver. y being illegally ~
strained ~ Henry \ Boot. New York
isssrf. snfi that the latter has slefraudesi
hts sfrtim ouf q large sBrls - money
The recital Il eumriainanf covers Il
psrie.i = eight sear~ during Uhich
time il i claimed Henry IS Dlsan was
made TIE rls-ita = Root hspn9ffc trf.ef
TIE eulsnihsfisn q the sfssFt srfsifs so
ihie eitf Fhefe F1oetsf fhe remnants q
nitens = fortune ia an ders@it and fstnts
the iselF = ttle esnfr<srfss Tie nloref
sss deI-s~ff~d atxaf ysaf sao -
Henry v Dts5n ard Root. slnce etleh
time NJ krt u - sid hae attestrts-I
q 81 r<,-asesiar - il. fhe lark refisesi.e
= asye it AZ hhling thaf 18th n,ef
wfrr nrrs s~sfs under fhe agreement -
esrure fhe fes<r~.f Il s.f.lsfien TIE
fsfelsrF eee so.stesi - tise app .snfnens
y jarar@ " pHsar COMMITTEES 81 Ineesv
4 Herrx " Ir<an ~ f1usktre = \
Hrn<4 = uixan fe<4 ap hie .iezia. -
r4Tlie9 = hle hFpftef sfsfx. ~fft Ia.
so ksres - f<~t hf.r sadur~si sr<n
sfssf p ~ ks<* - fasffEAre : rlee> ~
s'sisshie Nra f<'fs slsfes's - ksm fsr
shttT u = .f~ isFxsi faftnsf shst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
IGNORED PRECEDENT.
Denocraf~ Wit Try - Confirm Fleet
i've OfnG~rs of the senate.

The democrat CAUCUS adjourned af
o'ciock having during the four hours n
it, es-efcu ccfne o. the determination 20
nominate The elective oitcera The
ticket 80 nomirafesi - couT posed u vii
fan ~ Coxe = North tarulina. an ex
rerfesen fatfFe for secretary - the seq
sfe. Richard J hright - Indiana. ex
serxranf-af arms. Or sergeant AZ arals:
The Rer. n A. Nihurn. present
chaplain q the house = repffsen tatises
fef rhariain II the senate. Thia result
uas not reached with 4 protrsctrt de
hate far there xas coneil lierah,e element
~ TIE party that opposed the idea of
i.nrx austhinx that wonid he A
vieieiien = fhe rrecedents - the
senatr ani give CAUSE for opposition on
tht farf "a the rerahsicans. II uas sup.
pseea1 thsf the matter e tho admission
- Ne ihfre senators who appeared with
Q itrfie.A 1n.ier appointment ~ the
<fsqernie. ~ tne states - Montana.
Hfnm|h4 s1j "A Na4hlnrton would cosne
up foF t'sseise1sn faf TIE subject was
uot rftar-fa fhi@ qssesfion Will cntne
before tte senate an report n the corn
m4tf.'e en privileges sud elections. After
the csErps vas OVER re - The lessiiax
foeuifre - the Democrat eonmitfe~
sid fasf 70 ess tie Intention q
TIE party e. aake The attempt - elect
fbe nemiuees. just ehsn his would be
done he ceud oct say. haf the r.solsi
ten. ~ ihrpght mixht - insrxia.xd Ia
fhe seaafe ~ any tFie nee The r..
p1tlhsr aeeeters 8bsluf The cspitui
tct srt,n the aetir1 = TIE eanrus a. a
fiecIsraflsc fas- TIC fieHoeratz intend
- nauguratF 4 conf..sf oTer tha f.rxtn-
a 4 .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

He "Connei'' IIis Partner Out OF q
Cool and Breezy Fortune.

DF~vER. March 2iA euit for tl07-
COO was filed in the district court yester-
day by Roswell r. Kinsell against his
old partner. George w. Williams of
Utica. y. l. Seven or eight years ago
the men were mining brokers. doing
bunness under "A partnership. The
partners got bold II the Centennial
i,oie under bond and lease. They sold
the property 10 st. Louis parties, with
Governor Francis "a the president IL the
company formed. Williams went 10 ST.
Loass. closed the deal and put the
money in the bank. by the stipulafions
he got sioo.oro in cash and 5000 shares
- par value - si each. Williams came
back 81 Denver and paid over Ia the
Kansas men. of whom they had secured
tn. boud and lease. ti1.so. leaving the
agents the balance ~ the siugeo. for
Williams had disposed ~ the stock AZ
81 10 si.Sp per share. though he folc
kinssll that he had not kinsell got
none ~ the money. Williams left Den
vet and circulated the report that hs
was dead. Tie came 10 Georgefowr
from Utica on a visit and vas arrested
last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

,. Pierepont Morgan Will TRY to Bor-
row $50. 600. 600 for Us

Nsw iokk. March 2l.-lt was re-
ported tonight from an authoritative
source that j Pierepont Morgan. who
viii sail on the Majestic tomorrow. goes
en- an important mission for the gov
eminent IL Is stated that he has been
authorized to negotiate a loan of so
cctso in gold. Tie report is appa
gentis well founded. Mr.. Morgan was
ln Washington last week and held a
long conference with Secretary Of the
Treasury Carlisle. Of course. neither
Nc. Morgan nor the secretary Of the
treasury could be expected 10 say any
thing for publication on the subject.
Even Il IL be true that Mr.. Morgan Is
going 70 l.ondon for the purpose stated.
none of the treasury officials would ad-
nil IT, However. there are many things
that seem 10 confirm the report MIR,
Morgans friends say that only the most
important business would take him out
81 the country az this time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

San FRAScrsco. March 2l.- All day
long friends Of Mr.. Mackay called at
the hotel 10 see him. having been
alarmed by the published reports as 10
his supposed precarious condition. Mr..
Mackay continued to improve during
the day. and DIR. keene said this after
noon that Mr. Mackay's condition is SO
favorable that in all probability an ope-
ration will be unnecessary. Rippey. who
attempted the life of Mr.. Mackay. said
this morning that he was sorry for what
he had done. He hoped that Mr.
Mackay wonld not die II all seemed
TO him like horrible dream.
Mr. Mackay's pulse and temperature
are normal and the physicians consider
him absolutely out of danger. He is in
coed spirits and fccls that he will be out
again before many days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
enosfn s>p PENSIONS.


WasHrrnr rex. Nsrnh q r. thr~- =
snr is,s.res-io.n lhes J a., errs,-.,l ~ the
sretem n peaeisne 20 - 'lterei slilw
snt.s 3. hen>ef pensioners u = nis
fssc : fefy graf ~ STAKE.
fresI6enf tieFelsnt rissfe f1s state
rssnt wish 1glfh enphssis tfis ntfnrs
+ sa~ = tfesffsi inpcrfsnce. - 4,ep
the fsrt thaf a vss s,Itireseri - ia -
rafr1s,n N Wheeler = Luiirxalr.
Nich. xhe n sl probability VII te TIE
set en<ar,i is<ierer q r.faiens
fnare Wte4ier kas tten srat - -
Nc t.|ee~iafd To- ak lasird sfoas
ts~nfr mfaurs rfffate - r'stkfF
Ihasker tnfns rsred Jasixe HAefis.- e.
fhe sriz,.fes.f rhe fesnafls~f that =
..trre|s nr.ais.i 80 irfrsr ris f'er, - tr
- - reE e4neinE<d Flfh 4aiss.
nsseeiers 4s1fk m - 4 asr'nir+F
- - etts{an irrssf 1titgs9 'Fmtplf'fe.
NJ f1rtelsnsi 49, fetf fetna 81 Eeie
- 4tssal fHI aea s.itrsfeA = -
~ a,t l1.< - ei4-p Z. laise Nalslef.
k4t - the esntfefs siettI tfaf -
- es4efesa q = a4a <es sd al aien
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

The President Receives a Number OF
Interested Callers.

wAsnISeroS. March Il. The cabinet
meeting which began at II o'clock.
curtailed the time for receiving callers
"a one hour. Among those who saw Mr..
Cleveland was ex Speaker Thomas B.
Reed. who had "a pleasant interview with
the president IL he did more than pay
his respects. he failed 70 say So when be
came out. Other callers were Congress.
man Meredifh Of Virginia. who pre-
sented the name of Judge Thomas
Smith % Warrenton. for appointment as
indge of the new court of appeals for
the District 81 Columbia. and that Of
Colonel Gibson Of Colpepper for the dis
trict attorneyship for the eastern dis
trict of Virginia: Congressman Me
Grcary of Kentucky. 20 indorsesWarner
kinkaid ~ Shelbyville for consulate.
and Congressman Bryan 81 Nebraska. to
present the application ~ &. A. Luke
hart for the United States marshalship
for Nebraska.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

question lie spoke in general way u
Fels-ons.
Il am Ia favor u !usf and liberal pen
-ieus. saic be. If there il any idea
abroad fEzf | am opf-ssd ., the pen
sioaers X = = mistake and want Il re
m0sesf On the contrary. | believe
that there are many men who are an
Justly deprived Il the pensions u which
thoy are entitled There are many
others Who get pensions wholly disap.
prupri4te 20 the serslccs they performed
% the heli and the disabilities they in.
eurrei These wrongs should bs rIghted
ard ~e need a pension commissioned
Who can provide The remedy quickly,
safely and justly.
For that reason 10 not want pen
sions commissioner Who has any per
-1nal enmity against rsss pension sy-sstn
IN general or against penslons have
no personal desire "a undertake such a
crusade and do not want the sersiecs
II commissioner who will have any
such idea IN view"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22
EQUIVALENT TO PIRACY.
The Report or the sailing OF the Alex
andr In Believed to He Hoax.

WssHfSGToS. March 2l.- No informa-
tion has been received at the state de-
partmenf regarding the sailing u the
steamer Alexandria for the Bcring sea
sealing ground. as reported from San
Francisco The statement that iii il,
believed that the Alexandria will trade
liquor for skins along the Bering sea.
II true. means that tho vessel will en-
gage in a scheme ~ robbery on the high
seas which comes dangerously near
what International law defines as piracy.
and punishes with death. There is re.
lucisncc ON the part - tho state de.
partment officials. therefore. 10 believe
the report
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

such wa- the Condition or Ansir~ IN
Kansas

TopFEs. Kas.. Marsh 81 Tho Doodle
investigator - developing new scnsa.
tions every hour. n the testimony thus
far gwen Is true. 10th republicans and
poruiisfs made hpatihng a business dur
ing the past winter jim Legate. who
left the republican party lasf fsali and
wen. - the poppiisfs for a ccnsidera
tinn. it = charged. II <1csl testified to
day that he got sieo from Peter Kline.
= gambler IN Kansas City Kansas. with
vhirh % bus eight republican pembers
= fise Legislature. Who we're 10 g. over
- The ropals@fs and help them organize
tHe h.,s4e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

The Colorado Legislature Receives q
Resolution OF Iseproof.

DxNvxR Col. March IL Representa-
tive X l.. Humphrey introduced reso-
luton IN the house this afternoon
roasting" Governor Waite. In lengthy
preamble il rccounfs the actions ~ the
governor in his recent political speeches
The chief executive took occasion 10
~cali down" the legislature for its acts
and for the mistake which il made. The
members of the lower house resented
this with bitterness. His resolution de-
clared that n WAS unbecoming in the
governors high position 10 make such
expressions. adding that n he bad any
thing 10 say - the legislature in the way
of addressing its acts or securing action
upon any measure be should do this b.,
message and not - into apollticai meet
irg 10 do 50. The governor was con
demned IN the strongest terms. Th,
resolutions went over under the rules
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

again - the mayor feli. but the fail
lotlKei ln Tho der Three councillors
ran ~ the receptbln rocm seized and
disarntid Adriancf before ne could tire
agasn. and delivered him - the police
Others carried Mayor Alrxleff % ms
pyisate o'ice. where physician dressed
the wciind
Iseisescd "a Re a >ihiIi-t.
Adri'lnoff j. ~ respectable middle
class faniiy living some distance from
the city Whether ~ ~ a nihilist or
snot the may,r merely 20 revenge a f.ri-
vafe grievance ia bot known. The police
hsiii.sr that b. - insane. \ bulletin
lac Ibis escning states that Mayor
Aicted raiiic.l ffofa tae sinking =r,ell
ssAicn Nas rsiStakcn ~ his
phynciauz Or death. although be
can hardly hsc through The
night Surxrons in aftendance
have hsen apabir q ind the hullct
which iosired in the upper part n The
stona1ch- Mayor Alexlef has hcen in
Office eighf years IL = IN favor ~ st.
r. tsrsbur<. and has been distinguished
repeatedly - the car. Another r,.aaon
fpr believing that Adrianof may have
bad a Political motive = that the police
10 fe1rcting hics found ia his shoe a
zip - ftrcf oa which IS written: The
lot has fallen gpon tpa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-22

\ Thicving City Treasurer PAYS Up
and May Return Home.

CrrvrLASp. o.. March 81 The city
~ Cleveland today rciinquished an
claims against the hondholaers -
Thomas Asvorthy, the defaulting city
treasurer Axworfhy's emtczzlemen;s
wee discovered ia lsss. Tie total
amount that he took fran the
city treasurer was about s-rDso
lie fsed b. Europe. where his vhcfe
afouts were learned and he wsr soon
followed by the attorneys - hie t~pnds
men. 4 cempromise was effected and
after turning over his property "a the
bondsmcn. Axworfhs returned a. this
continent aud set';cd Ia = Canadian city
Tpsiay the final payment - hiss defalca-
tim was made 81 the city II amounted
in round numbers 20 s2-oor0 II - said
that Arworthy viii now return toClese.
land