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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17


DErnosr. Mich, June l6--At = meet
in of the congregation of Unity church
this evening. charges woro preferred
sgsiust the pastor. tho Rev. C. G. Good
rich. which attacked the moral charac-
ter of tho Iattcr. and sccuecd him q
ecandalous aud improper conduct with =
female member of the congregstioo.
The meeting was composed of two ssc-
tions, one Of them the pastors friends
and the other thosc who had
preferred the charges against
him. The charges were read
and the pastor made long statement
in his own defense. supplemented by =
large number Of letters IN support of his
moral character. The Rev. Mr. Bullock.
the leader Of the opposition. srose when
he had finishcd and said that he was
prepared 10 prove that the statements
of Mr. Goodrich were 'sdamnably false. =
Mr. Goodrich thereupon became angry
and rushed st Mr.. Bullock snd seized
him by the throat Several pcrsons
intcrfered before he could go
any further. however. An exciting
scene followed. Women. Of whom
there wcrc many present, screamed and
several tainted. The meeting waa
broken up in the confusion and the enc
miee of Mr. Goodrich withdrew TO Z
privnte reuitlcnce and resolved 70 with
draw from the church. II h also prob
abe that most q the young people II
the congregation will withdraw. owing
10 the scandslous nature II the charges.
Mr. Bullock haa In hia ppescspion sev.
eral letters written 20 Mr.. Goodrich by Z
1s6v - eha cuoaoxuwnfSns, whSrh arN do-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17
FIGHTING FOR SUNDAY.
Arsumenss An In. In the WORLDS fair

CHICAGO, Juno 16.-Argumento were
resumed this morning before the United
States court of appeals 10 decide the
question Of fair or no fair on Sunday.
Speaking Of the alleged dual relations
of tho commission and directory, Atfor-
ney High held that thcre was no idcn-
tity oe partnership; the commission had
full control. Tho government had en-
acted certain regulations. and he held
that these regulations had been vio-
lated BY the agents oe the government
who held the worlds fair IN trust Tho
United States appeared In this caso - =
suitor asking for Z judicial decision in
case IN which u had been . sufferer
from . vaolation II IN Obligation clearly
imposed By the roception q Tie trust
just before Mr.. High concluded his
arRument he was aelkcd BY Justice Full
ler whether IL the government had pow
er to cIsne tho fair o. Sunday. 10 could
not also cIoee it on any other day of the
week. aad whether also 10 could not
Close the exposition altogether q it werc
% disptsed. Mr.. High va compelIed
to admit that this vas Ingical aosump-
ton from his asgumeoI Tho chief jus-
tice aln, nslkod q tho directory hsd not
put th, return u the govesumens
money ahead q The claims u the city o(
ChicsGU Tor q 100000 and a the tR000.-
O00 courributsd By stockhoIdcsA aud
again Mr. High was cumpsllcd 70 ndmit
that such 3 conotructi0p might b.
placed upon Tie act of the directory.
Justios Bunn oloo aohsd ~How 0bout
the taxpayerp Who buiN thio faify Can
you come II hsre and ask that The court
take acfioo n(peeffuR their infereota iuet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

Ntchtgan Building.
CnscAoo, June l6-Ex- President Har-
rieou made the rounds IL several OF the
state buiIdingp yesterday. A formal re-
ception wn rendered 70 him Ia the
Ohio building. The sx-president's
ErthpIace y in Ohio. General Harri-
oon was - have reached the Ohio build
Ing BY = O'Clock. bat u wns IN hour later
when hs arrived. When he camo With
President Palmer. Of the national CON-
mittee. there Was largo and distin-
guished party Of Ohioans waiting to re-
csive him. Those Who accompanied thu
principal guests wore: President ard
Nrs. Palmer. Mayor Pingrec. Gen
eral and Mn l. s. Trow-
bridge u Detroit; Chief Allison
% the manufacturers department.,
Mrn Dimmick. daughtcs of General
Harrisun At the Michigan building
about loo people greeted the OK prcsi-
dent Eecurted by President Palmer.
(,enesnI Harrison soon found place 10
stand. and several hundred Wolverines
and their friends were presented. The
Michigan reception waa impromptu and
informal and Wua SOM over. Earlier in
the afternoon General Harrison paid an
cxterfed visit 10 the California building
In company with Governor Markham.
Who hae como 20 Chicago 70 dedicate
The structure On Monday next. Tho ex-
preuident and Goscsuor Markham are
Old lrisn<la The crowd q Calisornians
are expected st the dedication ccfe-
s,onles % Monday. Therc viii be mu-
sjc By the Second Regiment hand and
epeecheo By Executive Commissioner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

CuspA0o. Jone 14-vivo - ~ =
encnQncog NTH sos,1vocu a H11D1nn1
etsspk nos1h q Adnmo Glgust. loDt niEhl
6bc9s folIoyed eoce othee II lu5ck -
coosioo. ard TIE a1Pny oD0ndod H.D =
real bettle Whea ~ emoko hnd
cleared away ~ police onnud thru
wounded men and TAX one peieoose.
The wounded uee - Ttixy xnne, dot
through ueck, uin d1os Wfllem C1sie.
tisnssn. .hot taroneh ahs Qssi.; Jecslh
Wiloou. ohot through tho 1eet ~. Iho
other men that took past h ~ ehoot-
inG aso Jake 8kinnes and James Houlk.
han. SHINES = loched up q the De
plainse etseot eeatiou, but Hookhan
encnuod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

IofwA. KnA, Juno 1d- Ielegrume
vssc rocsived here today stuting thst
s(lesss bod eeptnuBd 10 tseo r1hhelu
vhD held up ~ Ganta Fs 1s1in - c.
nnnrqnA IN dnys ago, nenr HeaeG1uD.
Oklnhosns tcrritDry. One u the men y
recoRui1ed - Boo Wynn. = noepsinaB
train sobhes. Who haD terrurinDd ~ pee-
pie along The fronttse Tor y1arA He
was foemssly nombse a the Daltoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

Dner1nG 1oenzno 1avo ooqn ooeutpo1
cprm - 80 q ~ e1og1npoI dknoriG1R
n oE.sonu - hoeo - oaneonun. -
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II1e~.'R un1'oelSp e1lneao ~ ~ oee1na
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e1ccoost oug<youo - oponeed ios Ne
- 80 sne
- 49,
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sn~s sns e"eFnmens NJ. game" swo
mose nrw seeo AMI has iosS oue moro
old one-
BEnLsv. June liz most conspic-
nous tso featurssoe so<lny's electoral re-
turne have hen the coofinueJ rrpoet.
- s,c,al s;~u.,cr.t ,-in~ 80 Ri,hter'.
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How ~ uepustea eeana
The conservatives hnd elected II dep
ut,e2 the sprialiss democrats n the
cI.s,raIs ~. radical uus,niee. /. free CON
nervstiveu 4 Poiro q tlerorrnto 3 anti
rrmites = in<lrpcndputs ? both favor
able % thr bsIi: eovvfnment ck,ric,ls 1.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

BRowxwoon. Texua. June ia run
on the City Nationsl hank a this place.
which begun yesterday. resulted ID the
suepension q that institutjon truIay.
Tho capital stock y el5O.0m and assrls
are said to b. ample Tor the peynent a
All cloimo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

PACIDuxo, Ohio. June 16--John
Caro-. strest comhiouiones, va instantly
killed and W. r CroWfoed wns fatally
injured during IN electrical storm
today. Great dpmaee woo done throogh.
out the county 10 grain end ffuit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

WAssrporur. June l6-11e peoul-
dent esd Mn Cleseland ers -
psetsd % lssvs eszt Is.dsy
only icee seo.gh h - - 80 60
viii feoain - 0ezv 01k1e6 -.
iss sss e. s-s.zs 49, =. q. ,zsf -, = - -
Mr. Closs1ooG 69o(on - ouupz -.
ssv es.rssy - re- ss11s1s 9
= "a: go .s1'ss - - - 1T sh~s ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

Foxr onrrnl Ark> {upe I6- rn1>na
T.Ib<st dePatt Uates1 stnt<. Assshsl.
ts,egyupAed mhrsld Oewnp 1t nooa ~
the Beeosnvi5>t tent ou6a~rA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

PsRs& June 1tLChsrIes de- Le~PTe
hv~ f~~s. easntrzd = ticket - leave In ~
cxw.iznss, = ith The dt~ss,oa - the csurt
n eesas''ion IN h,e ea~e TIc will qnit
th> h<sgrtal and priron forthwith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

WxsnIpurox, Juns Ia A. Il Aueo.
Who woe injured 10 the Ford theater diu-
sister Inet FridJy. did a The EncrRency
hospital tonight. The rpmaine Will -
taken 70 HE hosBs h lonia, lows. ice
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-17

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se.e pvesv
ssttD - ontogod - ~ ~ e1cluaIve
hOnor - betng nsono1od ~ one q ~
expon111pn hon1o vl1kin the enteo a
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49, ~ -. W---~-x..~-<s- I..;is;~-
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'sst negn% - - oesoc4 sno m01'pe.
while hseekoel1ng. ~ lowa stats oeno
Of muaiciono tIp0 De- Molneo IN their
nearby ard c1ofkpned 1heunelvce in front
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yoanE go poy9'sr eovsss@ va enter
ss'neu -. ~ 49, ".s s1. sos vnsen
ne resufned snanka Then ne ioet tho
white city tor the city q business few
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s1s.s snS -. -. ~. ~. s". =. s...sn.
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cause ik h The anniversasy .of bunker
80 s~..~..t~-1 - ~l-.,s.e tS~...s~s.~". -
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but genuine New England reception.
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shs - -.ss~cs.s -s.ssss;- 80 ,,ss';ss;nr - A.
sa,r sav .~s.s..;ssias. :. ~ ..;'a~.r. - she
Eay , st.se's e.d viIl tcvs RIA and inter.
est In the undertaking.
rn~rA p.,
Miss C'efe neFnn o. wasnington. tho
famous preeloegs OF the American
National Hed Gross ooclety, Was ten
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
Tao whisky Market.

CHICAGO, April 26.--By the action
OF the meeting OF directors Of the Am.
ericnn Distillers' and Cattle Feeding
Association today 1t Ia more than
probable that one Of the most gigantic
lights everwitnessedi In the whisky mar.
ket was inaugutatid. The action was
the determination 10 issue bonds to meet
the necessary expense Of buying out the
present distributors Of this company's
product, and II this cannot DO Rc-
compliehod, then 10 make the company
Its own distributor and establish plants
throughout the country which step
involves the amount Of bonds to be
issued. There nro fliiy.two distlllory
plants. Some OF these, according 10
Greenhut, would be valued t-'m 5000.
900 to $500, 900, therefore bones will be
issued arranging for from $4,000, 600
to sl5,0O0,0OO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
HUMAN LIVES LOST.
cyclones DeYaState New TOXINS in
Oklahoma Territory.
MUCH DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.
Hail and Rain Follow The CJclone.--
Cleveland and Party Arrive
In New York.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, April 29.-
Two distinct cyclones, n terrific hall
s,orm and n waterspout worked awful
destruction In the newly built towns
I'm Oklahoma last night. II lie reported
that sixty-two human lives were sac
hncod. Positively forty were killed,
while several were fatally aud scores
seriously injured. The damage to
property Is inestimablo.
orders for thirty.one collins have
been received here aud at Norma, and
auppllss were telographed for from
other points. The brunt Of tho storm
lald upon the prosperous little town OF
Norman on the Santa Fe railway
twenty miles south. At that point
thirly.one people were killed, dozsns
injured and the town almost COM
pietsly destroyed. The people are
frenEled and cannot give an estimate
Of tho loss, and know nothing except
TO care for the dead and injured.
The first signs OF the impending
danger was seen late yesterday after
noon in black cloud overwhelming
tho northwest for miles around. At
7,9O O'Clock tho monster swOoped dow n
on the town OF Moore. Houses and
precious lives were caught up and car
flod before the angry torrent. Great
trees were twisted, and barns, fences
and everything In its path laid low.
Passing for eight miles Il struck the
town of Norman. Then II went %
Downs and Keokuk Falls through
PottOwattomie county, where thou
sands II dollars worth OF property was
demolished.
Around Norman, after the cyclone,
q fearful hailstOrm started In, and after
u violent rainst)rm began. The
would-bo rescuers could hear tho pity
iuR cries OF the unfortunate, and here
are there locate Imprisoned victims,
bat help In most cases, was cut OF the
question, and several uniortunntes
were compelled TO lay buried beneath
the debris Of their homes. Men,
women and children by the score spent
the dismal night In the rain, In the
endeavor to find loved onces.
Help from neighuoring towns soon
arrived, ana before nigbtfAll some
thing like comfort was provided.
Everything, however, Is In confusion,
md 1t viii be- impossible to gain n cor.
rect list OF the casualties before tomor'
row.
In Payne county, fifty miles north
nnd near the territory line, a water
spout struck about the same time al
did the cyclone, and although II J,
known that several houses were SWEEP
away, 1t IL not known whether or mol
any lives were lost.
At Langsione, a negro town abou
twelve miles from Guthrie, thirty
houses were carried away and four
teen people killed. The negroes ar,
panic.elricken. They have no money
and no energy and II they remain In
Langston can only do 1t by aid from
the outside. DR.. Fennolon OF Norman
was out last night and all day attend
ing and wounded, and tays he at
tended the Injuries OF $50 people
about Thirty OF whom were fatally
hurt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

JNOH SAIL or TRADE an a BAWGAiN
II Fine Imported ClydCadAle Stallion. Al
dress or Apply TO g. Ravens. ii9 Dooly Build.
INK.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
More Failures.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, April 20.-Two
more Hodges-Garretson enterprises
went TO the wall this afternoon, and
the end Ia not yet. The two assign
Iuents were made today by the Sioux
CITY Dry Goods company and the
Sioux City Dressed Beef u Canning
company. The Dry Goods company Is
capitalized at 100000, ana occupied
elk floors in one Of the Boston Invest
ment company's big buildings. The
assignment was made to w. II. Thomas
for the benefit Of creditors In general.
The liabilities are placed at $3.50, 600
aid the assets ut S3Tl.l78. About D
O'Clock the Dressed Beef d Canning
company made general assignment
10 Henry ]. Taylor, without prefer
ences as to creditors, with liabilities
Of sgI5,87l anu assets placed at s27,.
1863, exclusive OF real estate not
valued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
NnynI omcer. nananetcd.

NEW York, April 26.-The recep'
ton given to tho officers OF the visiting
fleets and the duke Of Veragua by the
Union League Club this evening was
a most brilliant affair. One thousand
people were present. The duke OF
Veragua, escorted by Cornelius n.
Bliss, arrived shortly before 10 O'Clock.
With him were his brother and son.
He was escorted to the library where
the visiting admirals from our own
navy were presented to him, as were
admirals and other naval officers from
foreign ships.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

Musical Director Theodore Thomas
aud his supposed championship OF
piano men in opposition TO his superior
officers. Tho resolution was finally
adopted.
Another hot hght over SUNDAY open.
ing followed. Commissioner Eibosck
OF Iowa introduced the subject by n
resolution that the commission request
the authorities OF tho state Of Illinois
and the Chicago city authorities to re-
quest the local board OF directors to
take the necessary steps TO test the
legality Of the Sunday closing pro-
ylelon Of the state and federal courts.
Judge Massey opposed the motion aud
number Of commissioners spoke on
tho subject, but when put 10 vote the
resolution carried.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
r.2es,05g

These figures represent the number
e bottles Of DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which were sold In the United State
from March, 'ol, or March, 'g2. Two
Miilion, Two Hundred and Twenty.
Eight Thousand Six Hundred and
seyenty.Two bottles sold in one year,
aud each and every bottle was sold on
n positive guarantee that money would
be refunded II satisfactory results uiu
not follow ia use. The secret OF It's
,ucceSsis plain. IL never dlbAppoint
and can always be depended on ~ the
very best remedy for Coughs, Colls,
etc. Price, soc. and sl.OJ' Al a. u
smith 4 Co.'S Drug Store. ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
CIVIL SERVICE nEFoRu.
Carl scnurz Chosen President of the
Lengue,

NEW York, April 2G.-The first
general business session OF the Nation
nl Civll Service Reform League twas
held AT the City Club this morning.
Carl Schurz was elected presiaent OF
the league and q number Of vice-presi-
dents were elected. At the morning
session number OF interesting papers
were read and received marked atten-
tion. The league concluded a two
days session with a dinner to Visiting
delegates tonight. experimenting
began rather late In the evening and
In consequences perhaps was remark
ably short.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

My wife was cenhned to her bed for
over two months with very severe
attack Of rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any
relief, and as n laRt resort gave Cham
berlain's Pain Balm trial. To our
great surprise she began to Improve
after the frat application, and by using
II regularly che was soon able to get up
and attend to her house work. II. II.
johnson, OF q. j. Knulson d Co.,
KensinRton, MINI. 80 cent bottles for
sale by Y. @. NJ. |. Drug department.
Il IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
a sound Liver wake, a wen Man.

Are you Bilious, Constituted or
troubled with Jaundioe, Slct as,J.
ache, Bad taste In Mouth. FouI
iteath, Coated Tongue, Dyppensie.
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin. Pain in
Back and between tue Shouile,s
Chills and Fever, etoi II You have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver il
out Of order, and your blood n slowly
being poisoned, becauta your Liycr
does not set properly. Herblpe viii
cure any disorder Of the Liver,
Stomach or Bowels. II has no canal
ns a Liver Medicine. Price rs cents'
Free trial bottles at z. {. NJ. 1. Drug
Dept. "
syringes, ETC., Johneon'Prstt Drug Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

New York, April 2G.-Captain Gill
bert q. Wiltse died here today OF con-
gesiion Of the brain. Captain WillBe
commanded the Boston during the
trouble In Hawaii and led the marines
that hointed our nag, establishing o
protectorate over the islands. Ho re-
turned from Honolulu n few weeks
ago, apparently in tho iull enjoyment
OF lis usual good health, but was soon
Frustrated by the attack which has
proved fatal,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

CHICAGO, April 20.-William A.
GILES said today that the assets and
ijabIlities Of Giles Brothers, the
jewlry firm which failed yesterday
would approximate 500, OOO' Ihe ousi-
ness 10 being conducted under re-
oeivershlp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

wAsuSGToE, d. O., April 2G.-Act.
ing Commissioner Of Pensions ID. ].
Murphy has transferred about nifty
clerks who have heretofore been em-
ployed ON Statistical work." but
which, so far "a no can see, are OF no
value to the office, TO current work In
order to facilitate the bringing up OF
business to date.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27
4 MinIaior's WIG N1ch pl,n,,,

Elder =. y. Beaver Of McA Ulster.
vile, Juniatia Co., Pa, says his wife
Il subject TO cramp 10 the stomach.
Last summer she tried Chamberlain,s
Cole, Cholera and Diauhua Remedy
Tor II, and was much pleased with the
speedy relief II afforded. she has slnce
used u Whenever necessary anu found
that II never fails. For sale by n. g,
Nj. !. Drug department. d&p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-27

itching Piles are known by moisture
ING when warm This form M well M
blind, Bleeding or PfOlruding, Yield
nj once 10 DR.. Boaanko'a Pile Remedy,
which ao;a directly On parts affected,
absorbs lumors. nilays Itching and ef-
feots o permanent cure on v.H Dug
glslB or mail. Circulars Tres, Df.
BosRnko, Philadelphia, Ia soie by
z. q. NJ. I. Drug DePG
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Aitsr a NAVAJO murderer.

DURANGO, April 2G.-A letter from
FarmlngtOn, where so much excite
ment was caused last week because OF
the numbering Of Indian Trader
Wech by Navajo Indians, which was
received tonight, says the settlers are
excited and that II Welch's murderer
IA moi brought to Justice his friends
will take the matter In their own
haNna
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Tho manufacture OF tortoise shell !,
= tn.irioted industry, ngcesearily, ana
renuires nice touch, quickness hhu
anad Judgment. Tho principal mouys
So n,sninulatlon IN the preparation OF
w. ~ hell for manufacture into various
a,t,cIes are moulding anu welding
Tne moulding or pressing process con
.is,s IN heating the shell until IL y
ni,able. after which 1t is slowly anu
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international chess Hatch.

KoKOMo, Ind, April l6.-The clos
Ing game Of the international chess
match was won today by Emanuel
Taskor, the European champion, In
forty-nve moves with four hours play,
giving German the championship OF
America aud purse OF $1,000.
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HrLFAsr, April 27.-Up to late
hour tonight there was no IeouIreheg
ofyo.terday's rioling ofoIangemeh anu
uoiice, The city appears TO have re-
sumel the usual aspect, although on
account OF the presence OF roWuits 'he
vorst districts are patrolled by lroolT'
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NEW York, April 90.-The jury In
the case Of DR.. Buchanan, accused OF
noIsonlng his wife, after being out
nearly two days, this evening brought
in a verdict Of guilty OF murder In the
first degree.