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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

North and south Carolina vtsisci by
an Fart hquakN.

SsvAs~su, Ga. June p.--A distinct
earthquake shock was felt here nj ! 100
O'Clock tonight. The vibrations lasted
about four seconds and the movement
uas from south g. north. There was no
rumble. bus heavy vibration Tall
buildings shock perccptibis and win.
dows ratified. Considerable excitement.
hus no damage reported.
srersTk. ia, June % slight
earthquake shock - about one sceonds'
duration vas felt here tonight.
gnAsIEsToS. $. C.. June N a very
distinct shock - earthquake was felt
here ~ GO tonight The vibrations
seesnssa % be from cast se sest and
laxtesl severai ssccnds No damage re-
ported
cotrmnss. =. G.. June 81 sharp
earthquake shock vas felf 81 IIGs 10
night. lasting about ten seconds The
shock wae scconpanissl by ioud and
confinned rnn.tiing ard glssees en-
ri8eiss~ shock ioasliy- The wssshsr -
qslite cod AMI the aimssf'ifere charged
Ustis tb@tr1ssfS. The tItrafien was
from sputh e. nEsfh
VII af~crsox. ~ G.. Jupe -. There
sss en- earthquake shock here As llsN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
ACCUSED GIVES nan.
Contractor Dsns " tefs Ca shin Aisac
D., shs. Government

WsSHu~grpS June ID <o warrants
we're served this mofniBg on the d.feod
ants IN tho verdict cf the coroners jury
over tho vacfiuts - the Forsi's theafer
disaster. bat C"l r. G. Ainse orth. Vii
ham y ioreft superintendent ~ the
theaier building. and trancss Sss-e. its
ENGINEER. appeared voluntarily ln the
criminal court before Judge Mccon,as
anil gave hail fnf their appearances.
When court oFsncd AZ io O'Clock Il. Ross
Perry the sttfrney whose sftetapt t.
address Deputy Corourr Schseifer at
the first Inquest in behalf %
Colonel Ains~orth helped 20
precigitsts the riotous outbreak
against fhs latter stated to Judge
Nccooss thas be- represented three 20
rhe lsr~,us Included In The jury's yer.
diet. Nss~fs. AIi-xorth. Covert and
Sa=se. and sisst they were present and
ready o. give hail. Colonel Ains~ofth
bad given a 1000 bond last night for
bis appearance but Judge AcCoUlss de
etdesi that IA vi~s 20 the gravity 81 the
charge. h. would Kscres~e the amount
~ the hona In each cas- to $1,000.
Binds we're prepared and rsrefies l,iais-
fed Contractor l,snt. who uas si@i in
clssiesi "a the verdict q the cororer' =
jury and Who " reported a. Ia suffering
frum nervous prs'~t stien. has apparently
t~en EFT ~ shift fsir himself ty the war
department officials.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

LoSpos. June ~ story hes bcen
seicgraphed here that Ssuss, knnl,
Lorsi Mayor of London. uoaij b. the
next important foreigner b. visit the
Chhsago Columbian exposition and that
sieHygise bis furmef refusal n visit Chi
Gags, snoshsr invitation had been rx.
tersied 30 him. The story ie generally
siisrrcdifea af the mansion hoss4e. the
afFcial residence - the lord mayor. As
a matter 81 fact ne ha~ alres5y n.
ceised two Invitations - visit Chicago
bnt has declined both - thern. ~ Il
eouid t,e impossible for him TO leave
his duties sor the period required fof
the visit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
rllsEs BURsINo our.


DuLurn, Mimi. juno %. 4 special
from the iron range says: The forest
fires which have been raging in this
vicinity for several days have about
burned out and every one is greatly re-
licved The scene at the ruins Of the
town OF Virginia 10 most appalling.
With the exception Of the fsw buildings
at the end Of Maple street and chance
residence here and there to the south
and west. all is bare. blnckencd waste.
with occasional piles of smoking debris
marking the site Of some late business
house. One almost incredible thing in
connection with the catastrophe was
that two or three men were caught
kindling fires in several u the houscs.
The object was evidently Tor purposes Of
robbery. and in the confusion all cs
capped Capture would have been fol-
lowed with lynching. The tough ele-
ment have been making things very un-
comfortable for the homeless fire suffer
err. The citizens and roughs had quite
severe encounter this morning and
Sheriff Sharveyof Duluth has been tclc-
gruphcd for protection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

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nbQue 100 uopo 1njuDo4 Oooy - oog1o0e
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t. oocide0e veoos
ko1fsek uo)Ho . 0ouge G0lenR g -
th1Dd d1D1yiot eonsk Nou yogk CITY.
q ksing1a. ubnoo yUe1dDopa. -
r - - . eosd - ~ pocke4 ~ No
& W6ue 0oVeoooonsA GoEosk New Iogk.
n e1lovfnG uefo pomogo1 - -
Gonoy houv6eAl. Bg0nA15n. go did onua
xftesvord:
Hensy 6pfnk. nasGhnl q Je0ernna
mnrhot police ouurt. Ne. - Qogtoo
street, New York city.
Robert J. Cudley. = poltcomea. Ma a
Wese Fourteenth etrpot, New York
Quinby, Utica. Eou Yoek. right lcg
cut od; did on his vay 30 hospital
Unhnown nan. shout 20 pears cd.
dark mus1sche and dark hair. drcsped in
DARK clothes: b. J. t3ooigie. Frits ID.
johnson and John 6uiley. Ill of whom
died Iote tonight In 6sney hospital.
The condition d Andrew Bsrtholo-
new 10 serious and the phyuicinns a
Seney hospital. 70 which Ne was taken.
do not think he will recover.
Injured Hirnm A. Maynard. No 10
West Thirty ninth street. New York
city lao iniureu} Hicholns Foster M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
KING OF FoRGERs
A Louisville Man Makes His Parents
Among His Victims

LOUISVILLE. Ky, June ga special
from Lexington, KY. says: +. N. Scearcc.
young real estate dealer of this
city skipped out last Sunday
after perpctrating forgcries which
stamp him genius. lie not only
forged the names II individuals. but
went further and forged acknowledge
men,s Of the county clerk in registering
deeds and mortgages. All told his for.
geries netted him about $1,000. which
he squandercd in bucketshop specula-
tons His own father and mother were
among his victims. His friends held
meeting and attempted 90 straighten out
his affairs. but when confronted with
his forgcries they gave the matter up.
Ills present whereabouts Is unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
BLATCHFORD DOING wEIIA
He Has Had Two Strokes Of ParaI-
ysis and May Have Another.

NEWPORT. X. l.. Juhc -. DIR. Rankin.
one of the physicians, has just made a
statement concerning the condition OF
Justice Blatchford. He says the Judge
has suffered two slight shocks
Of paralysis. but is now
doing well. though very weak.
There are no dangerous signs at pres
ent. though like all casrs of this kind
there is possibility ~ "A fatal stroke at
any moment. The patient still retains
his mental faculties. but is unable to
sign his name. His son and doctors are
assisting him in completing some urgent
business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
RAILROAD LABOR ORGANIZES.
A New Order Founded to Take In All
Hallway EHp'oyfs.

CHlcAso. June D.--A new rail
road labor organization, 10 EN-
brace every branch of service
from the locomotive engineers TO the
flagnsen at grade crossings, was started
this evening at meeting held in u
rich's hall The main Gauss OF the
movement was the failure os all the in.
dividual railroad organizations 10 acs
projection Of metpbcrs in their
struggle against ralpoad companies.
The new organisation Will in
American Railway, union. and tho de
sign IL 10 take the cohtrol q the desh-
nies of railroad worjkncn cat Of the
hands OF the old leaders and place them
in general organization in which there
will bc no distinction betwesn
the different classes u workmen.
q. w. Howard. vice president
of tho new organization called
the meeting to order. Despite the
stormy weather = 3ago gathering OF
railroad men crowded. the hall and the
proceedings were marked by much
enthusiasm. The principal speakers
were Eugcncv. Dcbs. president of the now
organization. james A. Hogan, a prom
inent member of the old organization
ON the Unicn Pacific system; l. W..
Rogers. editor of the Age IL Labor and
John Cuthbertson. chairman IT the or
ganization of railroad tclegraphcrs. The
trend IL the remarks of all the speak
ers was that individual organization
of railroad workmcn availcd naught and
frequent fiingH were indulged in at the
the expense Of President Arthur and
the much vaunted Brotherhood II Loco
motive Engineers. The convention ad-
journed after u busincs like session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

" ,sHtxo1s,S june "a The tresi,lrn,
today made The fulIowing svpoin tnne rt=;
FELIX q. Randolph surveyor q customs
fer the port q Pssiacsh NJ Andrse
Fuller Fox. sff8rney q The Critesi
Stairs fet the noffhern district a Mis-
~,<rippi David ' tcminenre. cs'iiecsor
~ internal rey~rre. ssx'h di~tr,cf ~
kenfuekT, and Adam Il. ba,~nian. es'g
i>cfos ~ internal resenae. scrrtd dis
tree e Tennessee. have resigned and
Lev A. Hughes, cs,iiecter n sntsrnal
rrsreos. dfetrses q New Nexice. hss
tsen seasrvetl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

DssviLLE. ILL.,. June 20.~While q
crowd 81 men were drinking beer In the
woods near Grape creek last evening an
alteration over some old affair arose be
tween Thomas Duncan and William
LaBcrty. l.aiYerty was the sggressor
and had Duncan hard pressed. when the
latter drcw knife and plunged il into
Lafesty's breast. Laffcrty walkcd home.
nearly a mile away. and dropped dead in
front ~ his door The coroncsie jury
refused 10 arraFt Duncan. saying that IL
was iustifable homicide Ladefty
leaves q wife and no children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
nASNEns AND nnokEHs.
The Financial ard COMMERCIAL Con
Kr~s~ B~ssns It's Work.

CsIcseo. June ~. Bankers and rail.
rosd men. kings q finance and kings ~
transportation fraferpized foSnth.r 1T
the Art pslsce this morning The hank
ers had invited the railroad men to he
present at shr opening st<sirn II their
congress. and the railroad men had con
-ensed on csnsiifton that the bankers
eaHe ~ tho opening ~ theirs. and the
two bodies nsxir an sodsence large
enough % cpmfarfAbIy fill The large hsiI
Senator John Sherman vas expected 10
MAKE an imposfart delivcrance con
ceFning the pfe~eas financial candifion
- the rsissntrs. hrt the ohie statesman
wss al.en* snd tnssf teirsram ex
plzinei ,n.lt prsz<iag engagements
Kept him assy IL tire
front se@ts were hankers from
aioaf haif fhr states in ths unson, %
Esther Nth representatives a financial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

MILWAUKEE june a.--The body Of an
unknown man about 30 years old. with
papers in his clothing which indicated
that he WAS from Fargo. North Dakota.
was found in the Brule river this morn
ing. The body was badly burned. and il
is thought the strsngcs died in m At
tempt Ia escape from . forest tire that
swept over the place whore he was
found. lie was seen fishing ON Sunday
and il is thought he was touriet- A
homestcader named Duncan. near
Nimikaxon. reports two eons missing.
They were out hunting stock and we're
caught by the fire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
FIRE IN THE FOREST
lncsndiarss~ E1sca = Ltvesy e1ahos
Twtos. Bus slss Blass was Exsin-
gulshsa.-Bsass - osssAeuA

a =
WEST cUPkhiok w. yune
forest hrcs along the sooth shose ano
Northern Psciilc railways are still barn
ing. A. Sanboru. LAmison's lumbss
Yards aud several duclIines have been
dcetroved. CONDUCTOR cn the South
0hc.. ..,,..-t c-or Mich;,.r ert;rnlv
s.-.s..ss,s ia. ss,S-s . ss;.hs..;s,~s
oo' 80
near Asniano' ~h'cn 40
70 nave oeen ourned SUI
safe. Tho bridge of the south
Shore near Saphorn burned Sunday
night and all South Shore trains leave
their tracks ut Dogwood. Mich, going
10 Ashland via tho Lake Shore road.
thence 20 Mason Junction where they
nesin strike their own line fog this city.
Settlers in the vicinity Of Sanborn
struggled desperately against the iisIncsL
Two children arc reported to have per-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
insane Through Religion.

hsKRrsov. Mich. June :D-.John A.
vostcrg. highly respected farmer of
Gf~enwood township. has become in
sanc. and steps are being taken 10 send
him to an asylum. The crusaders have
been working in this neighlorhood for
some time. and Mr.. vosbcrg's malady is
attributed 4, religious excitement. 4
number ~ citizens ordered the crusaders
"a, leave town
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

jnrlitstinus = Paris. Roas and Nova
Scotia TIE 1nsk u weicoazing The dele
gntru W. sss,rned to Pruiieai i2 msn
}. Gsvs a ~ Fret Nstionsl hsnk 4
ne hoa. Chsrlss Ppssous a st. Louis
uup intruiIeoSl - I,rruAnnunt chnixman
and desoGsa his intro11uctory - . suIogy
q chirscp. simply saegsefing - the
Aicatcd thai thsrs uere iots u bankers
uho 80 noe ccmPsilsd - b af home
nAhing W their t<ncss - paliticaans are
upnfto ny. ard slso Indicated that the
- papie !. rapidly passing awsy.
Aah q local bankers the dslsgstes
usDcomed by PFcsidept J. J. r.
~ The Upioa National hank and
Sosan we're ulnds BY several of tho
ntea A. . finale 10 the morning
the combined congress wzs
j b. George r. blanchard. chair
L. q thu Central Traffic association.
A SPECIAL conferences u bsnk exa-
minsss stsste and nstionul. was held IT
3.SO o'clock in Hall - 10 adopt their
own organization and discuss msttcrs
pertaining 10 the supervision of the
banding busincmL Al ? o'clock tho con-
greaD uf bssaris a trRdo convened. with
William +. baker In the chair. George
r. Stone. secretary u tho Chicago board
oe trade. made al address of welcome
and the program included other ad-
dresses by Denison B. Smith. secretary
of the produce exchange. Toledo; Ham
iltnu Andrews Hill secretary of the ma
tionsl board of trade. Boston; r. r. Eacon.
Milwauleee; John A. Gsno. Gin
cinnati; Frank Gaiennic. ST.
Louis; A. G. Raymond. Detroit;
and +. y. Wilson, Cincinnati.
Tonight there was = general union
meeting of the commerce and finance
congresses In the Hall IL Columbus.
the principal feature II which was the
address of Horace White Of New York
on The Single Gold Standard"
Mr.. White was followed by +. w.
Middaugh. general counsel II tho Grand
Trunk railroad on Evils bf Strikes
What Should lie Done in the Way ri
Prevention and Control -hnd Charles
e.. Bombaugh Of Maryland spoke oi
Life Insurance Progress Chances at
the Past and Present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

CsDAK Srkises. Mich. June aO.--La
veen Smith. an employe u the q. X. &
]. railroad company. was this morning
arrested BY Constable Mcdonald ON a
warrant issued by Justice Raven.
charging him with indecent exposure.
For few nights past he has ran after
little girls from = Co IA years Of age.
The parents found il out and laid in
ambush at6saD last night and caught
him in the very act II was by hard
work of few friends that kept him
from being roughly handled by about
100 infusiated mee. who assembled at
his home last eyening at 7:.D. His ex-
animation l. being conducted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
James s;,..~rs Arrives.

NEw. YORK. June 10 James Gilbert.
recently discharged from AN English
prison. arrived on the steamer City of
Chester today. His name on the pas
scnger list was James Cunningham. lie
was met 10y Mr.. Kennedy and party of
friends. Gilbert is much emaciated and
his face is chalky white. due 10 prison
confinement. He said he was far from
well and declined TO talk. lie will be
cared for by Irish sympafhizcrs. who
will send him to some resort in the hope
of restoring his health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

RicHwoSp. No, juno % Mrs- J. T.
Ford died nj her home. one mile east -
THE city. yesterday. from blood ,oison
ing eaused bv a rat bite ten dass ago.
She nas the mother - the notorious
i,oi, ard Charley Ford. who killed Jc~~c
James at st Joseph. Missouri. under
contract with the then Governor nov
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tonn.l Anrr Man, Mon,h..

Ltprscros. Mich. June N. The
body % Al knseett. who suddenly dis
last fail. wsS this morning
found in the l.oom among the logs uppo-
site Buffers 4 Peters mill He started
across The lake one night in storm with
a small boat last Ortober and vas never
heard from. though the boat was found
asirifs On the lake the next day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Mi~xssrolI-. June - The Peoples
hank Of this city has suspended pay
ment Assurances are gwen that de
jx~itors viii he paid IN fsii The sns
pension ~ caused i9 the ss=icnmeni oi
James NcMiilsn. she hide merchant
Mr.. McN,lisn was The president a shs
hank. which vas oily two years old. end
ifs paid up capital wn~ but f1nopp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

DrLrrn. Minn.. june 2i.-Thc Bun-
nell building. a five story frame struct-
urc and . regular firc trap. was
dcstroved by fire shortly after
midnight In the building were four
stores, two saloons and two newspaper
plants and eighteen persons. many of
women and children. occupied the
upper story. The FIRE started from an
unknown cause. At the point where IL
originated there WAS no possible source
Of acccss 60 the fire. The total loss is
about $4,000. with total insurance
which will not exceed $1,000. There N
every reason to fear the loss OF life.
though no details can bc secured.
Chief Smith of the fire department
stptes that when he arrived women and
children wcrc at the windows. but that
before the ladders could be raiscd all
escape in that direction was cut Oh.
Those who did escape saved nothing but
their night clothes. They scattered at
once aud no list can bs secured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Nrw YosK. June -. The general
agents ~ the trunk lines decided TO
recommend to the executive committee
~ the Trunk Lines association a special
rate az one fare for the round trip to
Chicago and return on special worlds
fair excursion trainr. making tho trip
each way in about thirty hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

SAGINAW. Mich. June ~ Saginaw
Hive No. II. L. q. r. NJ. won iss case
against Ada l.. Johns1n. Jennie Taylor
and others The defendants were or
iered 20 rrturn the hive's property.
which they held The defendants
wanted the case adjourned. bat iudg
mrnt was entered against them with
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

LANSING. Mich. June ~. Mason Nut
wood. the handsome 2ycar-old colt
owned by Coc Brothers Of Mason.
trottcd mile at the driving park Satur-
day in 80. the last quarter being made
at 3:2i clip. This remarkable per
formance 10 the talk of the numerous
horsemen at the park. who agree that
the Mason horse Is the most promising
two year. r.ohi on the turf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Sax FFsseszas. .,lunc - The Breed
~as Kan which .i'.@s-i srrias eas IN an
in,portaot srerrn. \ hFels rua wss
xspf ap On tvs Or thres bsaxs natii the
shsiox hoaf. Apprehension i felt eos
teargFrss. "a i i eEpes.ted ne ran wiiI
y rssusnssl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

NV fonk. Iane u Mrs tleveisild.
rith heF daughter add nurse. srriv~i al
jersey tstY ~ 3i3 , n. eee~ns N aif-i
b. g. G. Benedict snd another xeiltirs
man Tss.y drove q che foes ~ Twenty
sssfh stvset where they Esarsied Nr
penessscs.s yacht Oneida % sau direct
fss B,i1zsrsis nav
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21
NEGRO FACTIONS FIGHT.


BRrsuam. Texas. June 20--At Flat
Prairie yesterday the negroes held a big
emancipation day celebration. A row
started between two factions. one led
by Lie Taplin and the other by Adam
Watson. Knives and pistols held full
sway for half an hour. both sides fight
ing ficrcciy. Many on both sides were
badly wounded. Watson war riddlcd
with bullets and knife wounds in lead.
ing AN onslaught on tho Taplin party.
while Sandy Tapiin aud three others on
that side were killed. The place ~ some
distance from town and full details Of
the sanguinary conflict cannot be
learned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

AAsock1Tg. Mich. June ~. - The
bush iircs lowering on the outskirts %
the city are still raging. though the
wind IL freshensng from the south and
driving them away from town. Thun-
der clouds arc gathering aud incite the
approach a sispwers and allay appFe-
hension Il loss from tire, although no
efforts are relaxed in iightirg that de
stractiyc element Owing Ia the de
xfruction of the bridge on the Duluth.
South Shore 4 Atlantic at Bruce's
Crossing. all Duluth trains on that road
have been abandoned. The wires along
the road are down and NO news from the
lire scourgcd district is obtainable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

itsfiv~iy stated that J. Y. Mccullcch.
prcssdens n Asrian coliege. ard T. ~
H. Cornelius. professor II Greek and
Latin. viii resign this week. Accnl
l5ugh - discouraged ty the failure 90
raise the si0oOso enssowment fluid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

Nrw Yozx. June ~. Msreschsl jose
S,m.ao de Oliveira. president ~ the
Brnsiiian commission 81 the worlds
Colombian exposition. died at the hotel
Savoy this afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

MrtLsEsS. Mich, June ~ Two
burglars tls~ open the safe in the Ne
Clelsnd bro-i ssor~ this nsoruing. They
stole eriy Few dollars frorn fke till and
sere frightened away by citi>ens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

YsxsTos. \. D.. June ~ Michael
0'sbez. aeputs pcrtmsstes st Bunning
xsfer. has been xu~~f<d. chasgeJ sifh
s1esr4adine the gsserppenf a et0
B's>heas vifs ~ yf~km1<fress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

ws@faSuros. June - We~siy crop
report FOR Michigan, Wheat sttmproving
though light crup; pastures and grs~e
ard potat0es. email grainr. fruits and
berries arr IN prime rortistson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

t,sfcuSsA Jnae - A Wsshimtton
sp-e'ai e,ys CerxrreaSan Tea, Johlt@on
has sasiie.ltsld Ia = rrfvste letsff ~
wazhinston TREAD sis ~ilii82s.sss g
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-21

I.ospsx 1sss@ - 4 1ispaieh fr0sa
Neirsd says that = revo.utit nsFs eHf
Arrsk = reported - hsTc t@s.a place n
tsuceiSns. u,rtaiis Sre laekiug
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-02-16

with the sweet. So it is with the new
law; there are some advantages, while
there are some disadvantages.
Mrs. Foy Andes, of Locust Mount, is
visiting relatives and friends IN this
community.
j. W. Martin, of johnson CITY, has
moveG his family into the Mead prop.
erty near here.
j. w. Thornburg has just erected the
finest dwelling in the Eighth District,
and has moved into the same.
There will be a silver medal contest
at Hunters Schoolhouse on next Sat
urday night. Also one at the Cherokee
Seminary on Friday night.
The honorable Directors of the Eighth
contemplate erecting some new school
houses in the near future.
N. 7. Larimer's face is in a pleasing
condition. It's a new broom user.
The latest thing out is-money, and
nowhere to get any. BAccHAs.