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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Missionary Work. sunday Iicst and
Labor Discussed

CHicAso. sept - The Rev. Joseph
Cook this morning opened the congress
n missions and then introduced the
Rev DR. George Smith Of Edinburgh,
who real paper upon foreign missions
The Rev II. G Hayden 81 Cle~eland.
Ohio, spoke on Obstacles l. oreign
Misssonary Success-"
y a. Bailey. founder - the mission
q t~pef. Edinburgh. and the Rev.
Thouas Woosis n Peru and DIR George
,. fost q syria spoke upon missionary
eosk
1t the sunday rrst congress papers
- Edward baumgartner q kossn.
ffaece. fsrorge y. Mcneil % Boston
AMI \ Clifton - Paris we're read.
The iafor question vas the subject
taken up AZ thc ethical congress- Stan
tou Colt opened The discussion. and was
followed BY q number a others adsanc
log any nauter - ideas fot the solution
~ The grust puoblem - the century
Papers we're aiso real by Fresierick
llafris1u an lonllua aaa J "A Machsu
sie q Trinity college. Cambritige
40 th~ cunfrrvnCe - womens socl
sties. Mrs y " Waterbury. s~crrtafy
a the Womans baptist foreiEn II.
~ionary snclefy = boeton. fead = paper
"a Work fnr Forsign Misssons Aa.aug
YounE P-opls IN The Home Clnfches.
~ wss ilssus~ei By Mrs J0@rph Cook
q Bo.toa. Ars Esther Tuftle pFitchafd.
Mra T.. * krisfsr ilars0sd and Mfs-
Nara Ianssalo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
FoItEI0N rowERs srEr N.
Adniral Meiios Indaced fo DcsisI
Prom somhardine Ilio.

LONDON. Sept ~ Dispatches 70.
ceired here from Rio Janoiro today say
that Admiral Mellos. the clmmanlltr ~
the rebel feet intended g. attack tie
fort at the mouth q Rio barbor today.
and that he only doslsted upon TIE
strong representations Il the command.
ers of the foreign warships The Brsf.
ieh minister al lao took an active patt
with the other foreign ministers a l,lo
in doing everything possible 10 secure
the cessation Il the hosfilifies The
commanders ~ foreign wsr6bips a RIO
also took an actire part IA preventing
further bombardment
At noon to-day a dispatch wac re
cciFed from fsio which Indicates that tie
intervention Of ministers and 81 the
commanders 20 foreign xer vessels hapa
been successful IL L. noH believed that
a favorable modification 81 the situation
has taken place. The dispatches ad5ed
that the Argentine situation grows
worse every hour. All the Telegraph
wires are cut and the Only pevx Hhieh
filters out from Buenos Ayrcs ootncs
from official sources
The report Published Ia Berlin that
Great Britain would propose a isani
Intervention % the great continental
powers and of the United States Ia Brn
zil is officially denied. The intorfenflsr
referred 10 wac stated 20 have for al
tention the bringing about of a state ~
peace in that revolution t1rn republic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Thayer 4 Adams have purchased the
Globe Lumber cOmpanye plant az Ben
ton Harbor and will make II shipping
point for l0Oo0 600 feet Of lumber which
they own in northern Wisconsin.
The lumber business on the Saginaw
river is reported very dull aud much
less lumber viii he cut in the woods this
winter than usual
Wayland fruit men have been dupcd
by an Indiana buyer who paid with
checks on bank where he had no funds
James Eggieston. register of deeds OF
Ailcgan county and former repreeen-
tative in the state legislature. h dead
Col. Robert r. Hill OF Kalamazoo.
democrat. will b. restored o. his old
place on the board of pension appeals
An empioye 81 the Quincy mine has
made a writing desk from aR,1ra piccee
Of wood of - varieties
All the boats laid up a, ~ Clair dur
ing the dull sp"il have gone into CON
mission again.
A. 4. Pawn n Casnovis has hccn
awarded firet premium cn cheese a the
worlds fair.
". n. woodworth. FOR twelve years
Judge ~ probate ia Ionia county. n dead
az pewamo.
The next annual session - the DE
troit ~ +. conference viii be held AZ
SsginaU.
Tho Oakland Coursy Teachers as~o-
ciaiion will meet az P,miiac December
I and =
Alrsr. smith 4 Go vii cut 100000
feet q pine IN oscsia county this
winter.
Pour hundred tens - bar on the
marsh in Capsc sas bus leG thursday.
Tie nc~ hrick chimney az tie CAiu-
met 4 lIecla uine - 80 feet high.
SIX hundred tons oi grapes we're
shipped fg,sm I.awt0n lest week.
Fort ilnrs.n has lad ifty thvee miles
Il water fsains the past seaeuh.
4 aafervcsks rlant - cest $4,000 i
g. l,e efeeted ~ Niies
t;sgslac rounfv has adopted ths
county raad ffst.sn.
IsoneruesfienAlisls - Sit Lake. are
lsuithng a rhufeh
Tie oae 8.rks 81 Suleritn claera Fri.
day Tor ire SEASON
susak thleses arr operating IN uo~
ard CITY
posslec has rut IN stsn Ere alarm
s,sseeA
BFovn CITY hAs ladies' brass tand
ifplfksala hse bfpksn a.ls n Loweil
Torssts.l b. - te hafe = hsnk
n4s CHs sss 10 ssiosss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

VIII Never Be Worked Out--No Bod
les Recovered.

CRysrAL FALLs Mich. Sept. 30 II is
probable that the bodies of the twenty
eight victims OF the Mansfield mine dis
aster Thursday night will never be re-
covered. There has been talk OF turn
ing the bed Of the Michigamme river.
aud this is the only way the bodies
could be recovered. but Ii would cost
thousands Of dollars To 10 this. and the
residents OF Iron county are not in a
financial condition 10 stand tho expense.
As the facts appertaining 10 the con-
dition OF the mine become known. great
Indignation is manifested against the
mine officials for permitting men TO
venture into the death trap and against
the mine Inspector for not having
caused suspension Of operations. Tie
upper levels had been in dangerous
condition for months. No mining engi-
neer had been employed for over year
and the miners have been digging away
blindly and without direction in the
bowels OF the earth. Erickson, the
superintendent Of the Mansfield mine
arrived yesterday from Chicago. lie is
not a practical mining man, however
and only q short time ago was driver Of
a delivery wagon in this town. There is
certain 10 be rigid investigation and a
large number Of damage suits will fol
low. Tie mine is total wreck and will
never be worked again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
STATE LAND REPORT.
More Than 43s.ooo Acres still for
Sale.


LANSING. Mich. Sept. 30-The report
of John 4. Berry. commissioner Of the
state land 1fice. FOR the fiscal year end
ing June -. 1873. Just issued. shows
that the whole number OF acres Of land
owned by the state at the close of bust
ness June 30, 1893. was 465. $500, num-
ber forfeited during the. year. 6.3ss.39;
total. i72,654.30. The number of acres
sold during the year was -. .i6i; number
of acres reserved, 32O: number OF acres
licensed to homesteaders. 1.5ol.:}5; mum
ber of acres held by the state June -.
1892. i7l,654.3O. The lands held by the
state are classified "a follows: Primary
schools. ~. O.5s7.1s; university. SO; agri-
cultural college. l00999s; salt springs.
$50; asylum land. l.j620s; state building
land, 40; swamp land. lli.3G33l.
During the year 6.9t2i3 acres of
swamp lands have been disposed of and
the proceeds Of sales amounted 10 Si2.
s3i32 The sales Of primary school
lands amounted 10 l0.i0l.5s acres. and
the proceeds to 2i2.02s.5i; go acres were
forfeited 10 the state for non payment Of
interest. The report shows that .55l %
acres OF swamp land have been taken by
homesteaders during the year, and
sSiS9 acres have been patented. There
are now II. 1901 acres standing licensed
as homesteads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
FELL INTO A CELLAR
Funeral Services Interrupted by
Floor Giving Way
TWENTY PERSONS INJURED
House We. Cro~<1cd snd strain was
Ioo Heavy fer the Timbes
and They Collapsed

Rirox. Via. sept 9-An accident
occurred at Kingston today which re-
suited In the injury ef score OF per.
sons. and ono at least viii aie. The
funeral Of Mira Bow. wife of Assembly.
man Bow. who died Thursday. occurred
today. The sesvices took place at the
family residence and were attended by a
large number Of friends and neighsors
The house was crowded The services
had hardly begun when there was =
cracking cf timbers followed by q
crash. and the hoor Of the building col
lapssd Under the main apartment. in
which nearly ali the congregation had
assembled. was q cellar. and into this
FULLY 100 persons were precipitated-
Twenty received severe bruises and cuts
One will die. Mrs Van Burg. who was
badly crushed and injured internally.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
Natlonal CapItal Notes.

The United States is pressing the
claim of Antonio Maxine Mora. an
American citizen. against the Spanish
government for 81 10000 for the confis-
cation OF Mora's estate during arebellion
in Cuba forty years ago.
The board Of trade OF Erie. Pa, has
forwarded % the treasury department a
protest against the transfer OF the rev.
enue cutter Perry from the lakes 10
Puget Sound.
Rep. Cooper Of Texas has introduced
in the house resolution providing for
the submission Of the question of free
silver coinage to popular vote.
Senator Martin 81 Kansas has joined
the senator's who believe United States
senator's should be elected by direct
vote q the people.
The president win visit Chicago Octo.
ber 81 70 close the fair II he can possibly
get away.
star service between Pittsburg and
Vernon VIII be curtailed 80 as 10 end at
DAoSzo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
yAN AIr> WANTS ~.
Dental af Hsi.ost ~ ogrr~.i to with
draw His Name.

Sfuroaf. T. T. sept N There h
absolutely 40 uuih ia the report that
Mf Nan Alea Las offered l. wilhslfaw
as a candidate ins tho italian sutnslon.
WssHss safos. sept d The ni,~t ~
iialae .ef1rnatleu o. b. had here ls that
the hsns = y Nan Alsa 0ill not 10
stihIfasn from the @enste ~ MIR.
CLEVELAND a 10 sa,d that The apl-ial
meat sas n,sfe out Ia March aad ~onli
have l.r~n srat la ihen bat log the state
n4eata aasln at thai tsMe ssniiAf "a
th,~s Has euffeat ats5ut NJ Aan Alsn
the mattes AS then beli az until "a
bal bees iOaksd iRta ahi the aPfaint
nseGE sas sia4ie eiih al the information
D., The a .ssesziop a fhe pstseteat Nhleh
be nEs he's These - siii great sifsl
q talk t.a0esef. a The fsieeii.,n - ihe
aasai salila - ths senate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
DISASTROUS STORM.


CHICAGO. Sept. 30-There was much
anxiety among the owners OF shipping
in Chicago today. for the gale which
blew last night was tine hardest OF the
season. Two bumboats were torn from
their moorings and dashed to pieces
against the docks. and so furious was
the wind that il was feared other aud
more valuable vessels would be injured
before they could be more securely an
chored. The steamer John Spry, owned
by the John Spry Lumber company Of
Chicago. and its tow. the barge j. T..
johnson. had hard struggle with the
storm near Milwaukee early this morn
ing. Both were loaded with lumber.
The Spry was forced 10 drop her tow at
anchor three miles from the pier and
not long afterward the barge was found
to be leaking. The life-saving crew an
swered the signal OF distress and took
the crew OF the johnson ashore The
johnson is watterlogged and is in dan.
ger OF total destruction. She is owned
by the John Spry Lumber company and
is valued at $1,000.
The storm seems to have been the
most severe on the west shore of Lake
Michigan, from Racine north to Green
Bay. The aggregate Of the losses 30 far
reported is about $4,000. The crews OF
all the wrecked vessels were rescued
without loss OF life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
7T0 PRISON FOR LIFE
Wife Poisoner FogIesong Sea-
fenced to jackson.
CLAIMED ne WAS INNOCENT
Mas Taken Go Prison Yesterday.
Ramor That Ne Murdered Hs Two
Other Wives
CLAIMED he WAS INNOCENT

HLIspAIE. Mich Sept % --Dr. Fogls-
song. who was found guilty q poisoning
his wife. was brought into court this
morning for sentence When asked IL
he had anything 60 say why sentences
should not be passed. the doctor called
on God 20 witness that he was innocent
of the crime of which he was convicted.
and declared that no couple were ever
more attached TO each other than he
and his wife. III he had made an error
that caused her death IL Was one q
judgment and not OF heart lie was
then sentenced 20 solitary confinement
for lifs in jackson prison. lie was taken
10 prison this afternoon. His attorneys
will endeayor 10 obtain new trial.
Since the trial Of the doctor has been
In progress ii has been remarked that
the doctors first and second wives also
died under peculiar circumstances. and
there Is now suspicion that he may have
Murdered them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
"LoYINGEsT LErTEns. :
Matrimonial Advertisement Lead Up
40 n Sensation.

kALsNAzoo. Mich. sept D. Fred
Young IL Ross Center. created a scnsa
tion near Delton yesterday 10y intercept
ing William iioughielllng. a 20 year old
man. who came from Dubuque. Iowa
after months Of correspondence. 10 meet
Mrs. Young. The old gentleman says
she wrote the '-lovingost letters he ever
read. IL seems she bad an advertise
ment in a Chicago matrimonial paper.
and his stepeon. Tommy Seymour.
carried on the correspondence Just FOR
fun. and he came here to sce the author
Mrs. Young left homo aud went 10
visit her parents near Deltou. but failed
10 take the last letter Tier husband
found II. and heasiesi the old man od by
driving -Cld Spot ten miles IN an hour.
Young accompanied thu old man here
an the train last evening and tried to
have him arrested but fasied. ami gave
vent 10 his feelings by roasting him tc
caure he did not 80 her. Mrs Young -
81 years - ago and the mother ~ eeeen
children. two II whom are married.
Young - the same age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
cronin.. Murderer Arraigncti.

cHlcAco. Sept 30 Daniel Coughin
was brought into Judge Brentano's court
today ana arraigned for the murder az
D. Cronin. Tho action waa taken 10
prevent tho dismissal of the case, the
law requiring the discharge Of prisoner
after three terms have lapssl without
his having been arraignei Tho court
promptly accepted tho formal declara-
ton o. Assistant States Attorney knight
that due diligence had been shown in at
tempting To prepare the evidence and 90
secure the attendance ~ the necessary
witnesses An affidavit % that effect.
concurred in by ih,' states : attorney. was
filed. and the case was placed upon the
October calendar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Ws-aivoros. h@pt - Tha ANNUAL
report = ft> government directors q
tts Lni1n Pa4tir fssifuad has been sub
ft@ eafnicgs fer ths hsosi tesr snsiiog
I8aa AZ have decreased considerable
Per tts sntlfe sfkfem - th~ same
pefind he cafnines decreased 49, ~
sstsHsee Bffe>a~si. filfe~i sarpius -
CREASED efei 90 The saloaat a a.
efasdtsa celiafsFsi fusst aafrs -. d
hssr feaa eaaaelei and f-flfe.i - ~
Co. b. zsloaaf - ns-tes outstanding
- fll4steo faa Ffssefsi - tAs 8st.t
3as e. tie gstrraa.eaf = 80 ff8ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
swAnNna wfrn I.ErEns


WASHINGTON. sept. A-Dr. q G..
ODo1nsn q san fFzneisce. vho has
spsnt $4,000 IN the pasf thirty years
Too Chinese exclus.on act and has been
Imprisoned seore of tmeN fof his e.
ferts. is hers making snortz to have the
osasy law enacted. he proposes 70
personalty see President Cleveland aud
every congressman. and shos -fhem the
state q anAirz in California He says
that meetings are being hsld every night
IN san frsnclsco % take measures To
enfoTre the lss. At one Of these De.
ODonnell himself introduced rcsolu
ton eensaring Mr. Cleveland for nulli-
tying the las. which was unanimously
adopted- A party has been formed.
With 1900 names on the rolls. repre-
senIsng every interest In the state.
pledged 20 uphold the law.
The doctor mas with him number Of
photographs of the hideous lepers now
ssarmiDg the Californian coast The
loathsome disease i said 90 be spread
ing even among the whites
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
KENDALLvILLE TRAIN ROBBERY
John Connors and Eva Flint Dis
tributed the Booty.

ToLEDo. Ohm. Sept. 30-It developed
here today that the authorities OF Noble
county. Indiana. are said to be in pcs.
session Of conclusive evidence to show
that John Connors and Eva Flint who
were arrested at Kendallville last Wed
nesday in connection with the Lake
Shore train robbery. were two OF the
participants in the distribution OF tho
booty. a prominent official OF the Lake
Shore who has Just returned from Elk.
hart is the authority for thls statement.
Particulars Of the result OF the investi.
CATION that is being made are suppressed
but il has been learned that a number
Of railroad men were the chief actors ia
the holding up aud robbery OF the train
at kessler. 1t is stated further that tho
woman Eva Flint made several trips
from Elkhart to Chicago with largo
quantities OF bullion. specie and gold.
part Of the proceeds OF the robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
mas COMPLETES CONTROL.
Daluth A south ~hore Has Monop-
oily &C Mineral tradlx,

Msnqttxns. Mich sept N pnluth.
south Shafe a Atlantic kads,ad com
tany thi- evening t.,ck formal possession
- the Mineral Range srd the Hancock
a Calumet uartuN gtiAge falifoad 10
lloughton cmniy acquirtsi ty purchase
a YEAR az, The grncEu oihrfe q tieee
roasls wlli 10 removed ffom iiancoek to
Marausiie t.haflss 4 Wfieht. f,asaefis
eenegal oaarages. vii femsin a. fiyisi,s
sateFiuisnsrnL with headquarters ~
nAncssck
The frahtffF gives he ttsiinth ( Saufh
Shore essa saay o.,tnflsle ossutnd & The
eaermous kfafie - Al the great c.serrr
" se.. aliik. smeliars and faetsaiea ~
thr rag4of siietfiEt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Original William = WetieriH. Ret
tis Creeit. Fucrease -te.in -. C'hirser.
Hartuf Springs. Cbariee =. MARTA.
psnfiar: James ~ isfonEitinf. Cold.
wsier; Henry a. Wilson. WeiEtrr. Enl,
trs Dyer, AiheRuu. Ephfsisn Iruesneis.
Canf.n. Harvey IA feitpn, okessoa
Esi~~ue WilIiarn = Hall. Whifiemore:
I.trnezrf y. To9fy. ioniA. 1bepdurs
s>hsre. rort Huruu Original wido~t.
sse Emnna pn,iesf imethsfl Muir.
I,ory \. Mr(,cnli<f An AffoF, uiinors
q Anrifi Haieht lske Odessa fasis-
sue fiiss Heparick~,n. h<ttssilis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Ans Asses. Mich. sept 30. -Ssllosnis
are oosaing ia Slowly. bat it 10 expscfsd
that the early part ~ next week s3li see
= large infiux ~ cid students The faei
that many from tie west and south are
stopping a. the worlds fair on their way
% Ann AFl,or partly accounts for the
small reglsirati0n The backs fhis
inoTning showed the following figures
for the ssrieas university departments:
Literary, Asjs las. e49. medical. 81,
dental. a; pharmacy. L. homeopathic.
10. total. 6s3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
Michigan Postal service.

wAsHlScToN. sept. % The post
masters at Chicago will hereafter dis
patch the through registered pouch
made al bis Office for Grand Rapids,
Michigan. via the Detroit. Three Rivers
a Chicago railroad postoiiice al 7 90 a N.
instead of forwarding via. the Detroit a
Chicago railroad postoiiice at . a. M. as
al present Postmasters commissioned.
William Hall. Bruce Crossing; Jennie r.
Evans. Fishville; John w. kirkland.
lakeyiew.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
oaa Fello~. wan Moo.

LANSING. Mich. Sept. O.-Ausnge-
ments on grand scale are being PER
fected for the entertainment q the
grand lodge Of the independent Order
81 Oddfellows. and the ladies branch ~
the orier. the Daughters u Reheksh.
which convenes in the city October -.
and continuing three days II is ex-
pectcd 1000 delegates win attend. The
OSldfellows will hold their sessions in
Representative hall and the ladies in the
senate chamber.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

LANSING. Mich. sept 80. Ia Speaker
Gerritt ]. Diekenla 81 Holland. Gen.
William Harisuh % Port Huron and
Col. Edwin r. concly II Detroit. Who
were recently sppo.nted by Goserner
Rich members of the commission 10
prepare biil for the general incrpora.
tion of cities and villages. which the
next iegislatnre will be requested o.
enact into Law. has organized by elect.
ing ex-Speaker Diekema chairman and
Colonel Conely secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
Presidential Nominations.

WASHINGTON. Sept 3o.-Ths presi-
dert sent 10 the senate today the
following nominations:
John j. Kennedy. to be appraiser of
the district Of Buffalo. y. Y.
Valentine Fleckensfein. collector OF
internal revenue for the twenty eighth
district of New York
Peter C. Doyle. collector of customs
for the district % Buffalo. y. Y.
James Il. Montgomery. postmaster at
Upton. Ind
W. 3 Gets. postmaster at Waterloo.
Iowa
The three New York appointees are
anti snappers. and neither Senator Hill
nor Senator Murphy were consulted in
regard 10 them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

Jscx-es. Mich. sspt a. taHsr NJ
ess fafpse.i u lhlti, ffe ypafs il iessei
- a~hip sr1 tfea leas.lss bezsi1 ga
go - sli - tse etlisfee sHa a ses,si
size 4te tiaifse ees nesfft ths elsi,le
ifs ths ssa 4hs tae ehiafea are
Ih..alss IL ss.i NsFy Nsu MsFfs tasa
ieth lha ~ete~ @e3 a.l4te<lfallss A.
tssais : / kss ieEan +fttn a. ~ ssf
eait 4aa8f 90 tss e,,ustf ti.a ~ fte
eui ss ff - ~ hasi.s3 lhe g.
hs.ss 81 as sfs a4a.s4 es .ieseh.i .i.s -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

LoSDor. Sept - The rcsui; % yss-
terday's miners conference permitting
men 70 resume wofk where the old fstes
are. obtainable uili he the opening of
numbers ~ small collierics on Nonda,
bat the majority 81 the large mine own
erk arr detcrmincd net q open their its
until reduction has been arfnueod IL
is calculated that 39fse miners Vii r.
sumo on Monday. al Il wbsnn viil -
shilling daily - ASSIST { ~ strikers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

BuKSos AYEEs. sept 30 The sentences
~ death passed upon Colonel Efpina.
who has been convicted boy court mar
tial 81 having iDcited two torpedo bo4ss
10 attack government vessels iyinR Ia
the river here. has becn commutsd %
twenty years Imprisonment Coloncl
Espina WAS 10 have been shot fc-iay
The national guapis. who were mobillzed
az Rosario and vicinity. have been dis
banded. Confidence ~ returning. 1hs
rebellion q the radicals is regarded 40
crnahcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

DAsros. Ohio. Sept. so.-A shocking
accident occurred hers early this morn.
ing. Mr. aud Nrs 5ohn Piefred at
tempted 10 cross from one railroad track
10 another by craving under some
freight cars when the train started up.
Pietrei wss knocked down. but not un.
der the wheels Hls wife. who Was
directly behind him. was caught and th .
wheels passed over her neck. scsering
hes heal con pletely from her body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01

IspfAsAroIis. Sept. .3o--Jadee Coz
of the criminal court Was today cited -
appear In the circuit court on October 5
and show Why he should not be pun
isheo for contempt. A couple of weeks
ago the circuit court nandatod the
criminal court % grant change of venue
90 Jennie Carr. charged with infantlcide.
Judge Cox. holding that his court had
jurisdiction. paid no attention TO the
..x.l.~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-01
AFRAID 70 A,,ack the rar,r

WAsHiscroS. Sept 30-The state
ment which has been made as to the
hesitation on the part OF the democrats
10 attack thstarif is cmphatically de
MED by Mr.. Wilson. chairman OF the
ways and means committee. In answer
10 a QUESTION as o. whether IL was true
that the new tariff bill should not go
into effect until January I. 1896. Mr..
Wilson replied: That Is pure fiction