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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
CANADA TO DO HER SHARE.
England 90 Strengthen Her Military
Defcnse~

OTTAWA. Ont. Sept. l3--Word reached
here from England that in addition to
strengthening the military defcnses
at Esquimsult. Il. c.. and Halifax
tho British government Is obtaining in
formation with view TO further adding
TO the coast defenses of the dominion on
both siiles of the Atlantic and tho Pa
chic, while tho dominion government
will bs called upon 10 perfect the lake
fortihcations and frontier points along
the international border. The dominion
parliament will be asked al the coming
session To largely increase the an
nual appropriation for military ser
vice. At the time OF tho confed-
GRAFTON OF the British North Amer
lean PROVINCES the dominion govern
ment agreed To spend at least 81 100000
a year FOR defensive purposes. which
agreement has not been carried out
Britain now insists that the money shall
be expended. and that Canada shall do
her part in putting her Notifications. as
well her military organization, in an
efficient state. The British government
will shortly dispatch two additional
regiments To Halifax.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
TALK WAS ON SILVER
Twelve Days Already Spent Dis
cussing Repeal Bill
PEFFER's NEW CURRENCY BILL
Voorhees, Wanted Co Cat Debate
short and Take . Vote. Hut
No Action Wa TAken.

WAsmsoros. Sept 1a-In the ssnats
today q bill for bi-mefallic money
system was introduced by Mr.. Peder by
request. and Was referred to the finance
committee. II provides that all paper
money OF prior issue hereafter paid out
by the United States treasury shall be
stamped "Redeemable in equal sums OF
gold and silver. or in United States
treasury notes thus redeemablc."
MIR. Mills asked unanimous consent 10
have the fioor on Tuesday next at p IN.
20 address the senate on the repeal bill.
and Mr.. White gave notice for Thurs
day next
Mr.. Stewards resolution for a com
mittee Of inquiry as 70 senators owning
stock sf natiorsl banks was laid before
the scEate. and Mr.. Stewart proceeded
70 argue In support Of it.
Among other presidents for his reso-
luton he cited the famous investigation
into the connection Of senators and rep
rcssntstives with the credit mobllier.
He soon drifted. however. into speech
on the repeal bill. on the appreciation OF
gold and on the depreciation OF silver.
and declared that gold basis meant
slavery for the human race.
Mr.. Stewart was followed by Messrs.
Allison and Allen in support OF the re-
solution. and the latter was still speak
ing when nj p. m. the repeal bill was
laid before the senate and the resolution
went To the calendar.
Wanted Debate Closed.
Mr.. Voorhees,. chairman Of tho finance
committee. proposed 10 have a day fixed
to close debate. He said that the repeal
bill had been discussed in the house of
representatives seventeen days and had
now been discussed ia the senate twelve
days.
There had been every disposition 10
allow the fullest possible debate. and
that disposition still remained. He
would like. il he could. 10 get M express
sion from those in authority 10 make il
as To some time when a vote might be
expected. He moved that the general
debate should close from today. with
the understanding that amendments
might then be discussed until the fol-
lowing Saturday under Rule 8. and that
then votes might be taken on the sub
stitute on all pending amendments of
the bill.
A lengthy discussion followed. and
without action, the senate at 4:J0
o'clock. on motion of Mr.. Voorhees,, went
into executive session. and when the
doors were reopened at 5.05 p. M. adj
iourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Stzckhouss q Ioss 70 - oolIscta q
internal ressnue fo< the fourth district
of Iowa: Benjanin ,. Allpd of Ken
tueky. 70 be sorveyor q fufkons Cor the
port u Louisviile. kensudky.
n A. DuDniHx. fosnsdy of Ingheu
county. nov lives At HynttssiIie. My
land. httts town Just over the District
Of Coiunbia line. and - chairman of the
state central comnittse,of the peoples
party of Maryland.
Congressman J. G. burrows has -.
eeptsd an invitztion frop<G, II. Dick 81
the republican state exsentiye commit.
tee u Ohio. bat says he viii not be able
10 come 10 the state until late In the
campaign
President Cleveland viz pct ~ srbi-
traitor In the disputs over the boundary
between Arsentins and Brazn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept l3--Reprrsenta-
tive weadock's ideas with rrferencc 10
the lumber duty are embodied IN bis
tiIl which is now before the ways and
means committee. II provides that 10
case any foreign country shall impose
an import duty upon sawlogs. puir
wood or other raw forest prnducts de
signed for the uee % American mills or
factories the import duty upon the
product ~ saxlogs. pulp wood AMI Other
rav furest products a the kinds upon
which the export duty h imposed. such
~ lumber and wood pulp. shall when
imported into the United States FROM
such country. be increased by a sum
equivalent - the amount ~ the export
duty. and Il the article is on the free
list rate ~ duty equivalent 10 the ex
pert duty shall be imposed upou a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
THEY ARE VERY BLUE.
Is Hard Times For Kentucky ans
Tennessee Iiorsemen.


Tennessee Horsemen-
LOUISVILLE. Sept. IL The breeders
Of Kentucky and Tenncssee are scan
ming tho turf horizon with anxious eyes
The spccter of hard times has been
haunting the stable md paddock rs well
as the counting room aud fireside.
Purses and stakes have been reduced
and the earning capacity OF the thor
oughbred lowered . per cent. The day
of $4,000 yearlings has passed. Race
tracks have multiplied. IL Is true. but 80
have the breeding establishments. and
horsenesh has cheapened.
Fall racing in the scath has been in
augurated ut Latonia. where a thirty
days meeting is in progress. The
quality Of the horses quartered there is
not high. but there are plenty OF them.
100 being stabbed around the yellow belt
near Coyington.
4 great deal Of interest in Kentucky
is conferred in the big $4,000 free-for all
trot which takes place at Washington
Park. Chicago, next Thursday. Con
siderable Kentucky money viii go on
Alix. whether Directum starts or not.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Cuosao. sepf II -Prr.idsnf 0rs~s-
hut nDd The directors ~ fiH riisiy
trurt met IN cynfrreDce sasIn today TIE
committee frnn tie Ameficno iiiatfib.
ufine corBpsny. Tho esssftrn f~ulIis de
uaudsd tlssf the conTenF b. gwen the
satire trade in ifs terFiiufY. The frflsf
rsfnssa &C aoceje % fhe drfnand. ahd
ths enfifs daf Nns s1ent h ffultiess
tffeeuseinn. IN which fllr ffnuemen from
fne essf feiisrstcd their fhresl 10 estab-
I,sh disfiiisrls< a fi.sif Drn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Mai George " Horkina. collector a
customs ~ Detroit. has Just had the
original tariff srt q l7so eiurtstted by
the treasury department. Thhs tariff
lsw provided thar pcltrie and ether -
fsets - fhe Indisse vere entities - free
entry. provided the exeupfien shsil net
aptiy e. hsies - athor packsr.se tuuroal
sniong Inaians The orieiuas ihient a
tae at nas - permit Indiana sho are
q = nairrstory natnre. o. brtrF ~ on
t..ssr rpfurn fr8sn hnnse nest and slir-
rsftaieesi IL the chare
The rrnsisleut hse seaf - tie senate
ihe fallsRing nominations. William IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Body OF George Lavender Found
Horribly Mstilstcd-

DrrRoIr. Mich. sept l3.--T The body
of George Lavender. Norwegian long
shorcman, wss found lsst night ai the
dock ai the foot 81 Randolph street li
vas hacked aud mutiisted almost be
you'd recognition.
The murderer left no clue a. 20 the
weapons used. the only articles found
being broken pieccs - bottles aud two
sacks labeled iitnnia Salt A Mining
company. II y probable that tie fnuf-
dercr Intended to place the body IN q
ssck. dump u into the riscr spd thus
make the mystery deeper than ever.
Robbery wac the incenfive. the dad
msns pockets having been rified and cut
out
The police. who are exceedingly &C.
tive. have already bad several sDepects
In the sweat box. ths latest being two
young Irishmen. who hnsc been idsuti.
led ss Tie oncs sho vure about tos =
With Lsvcpder let night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
LODGEW0Rk G0ES0N
- ~
Msccsbees Attend Strictly to
Business Affair.
PRIZE DRILL At FAIR GROUNDS
Grand SeAptds Uniform tAnk Carries
Away FSrss Maney I'm fncssy
Condos er skiil

The great camp K o. 7. NJ. s~sembled
In anuud convention st o o'clock yester.
day morning Ia Lockerby hall. and re-
mained 10 session u4kif ] O'Clock. when
they adjourned for the day Ia order 10
permit as many of the delegates as
wished to attend the competitive drill
of the uniform rank at the Kent fair
groundA Much business of q routine
character was traHAcfed. Of which the
following is the more important:
Mileage was fixed at 5 ccnts pes mile
for the upper pcninsula and six iof' the
lower, md four days ut f3 per day was
allowed. The following rommittee were
then appointed;
N O. r. NJ Committees
On Credentials James S. Fraser. Ros
common; Ira J. Hunt. Kalamazoo; Oscar
Allyn. Grand Rapidss
Mileage and Per DiemA. NJ. Sloy.
Battle Creek; DIR. G. w. Alden. Saginaw;
X NJ. Buck. Paw Paw; G. G. Hayyey.
Cassopolis; William Nj. McnQdald.
Byron.
Finance C. III. Lamoreaux. Fowler
vile; j. &. Prcdmore, Orion; Jacob May,
Frankfort; A. r.. McCabc. Alanson:
James Cartwright. Port Austin.
Appeals and Griexances j. Wsht
Giddings. Cadillac; Byron S. Waite.
Menominee; u. J. Lehmann. Chelsea;
Leroy n. Brown. Charleston.
New business Il. }. johnson. Ann
Arbor; W. T.. Holt. Bellevue; Z. $. Har-
ris. lansing; T. NJ King, jackson;
Louis Goeshill. Bay City.
Laws ID. y. Maihey. George W.
Smith. Pontiac; A. r. Chapman. Road
ing; j. ID. Long. Detroit; w. s. kinsel.
Alpena-
On Returns-R. w. Gellitt. Fenton;
Charles l. Gimes; Pinckney; Walter
Carrott. Niles; Avery &. Mocks. Muske
gon; Ernest G. Eggert. Saginaw.
The annual reports IL the great off,
GERS was the chief business OF the morn
ing. The most salient points in the
great commander and great record
keepers reports were as follows.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
TO RELIEVE THE sTRINGENcY
Bn 60 Issue stx5. .ooo. 900 Notes
brought Up I'm the House.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 13--In the house
today Mr.. Talbert asked unanimous con-
sent for the immediate consideration OF
a resolution reciting that the house was
adiourning from day to day without ac-
comrlishing any business. and that the
people are daily expecting something 10
be done for their relief; and instructing
the committee on banking and currency
to report at the earliest possible day the
McIaurin bin. requiring the issue OF
sl25.0Oo,Oo0 of treasury notes 10 bc dis.
tributed for the relief % the people. OBJ
iected In aud went over.
Mr.. Richardson. FROM the committee
on printing. reported the bill relative to
public printing and binding. and the
distribution Of public documents. and
asked for its immediate consideration.
The first and formal rcading Of the bill
occupied almost an hour and half.
and Mr.. Richardson. in charge OF the
bill. explained its provisions.
Pending action upon the bill in de
tail. the committee arose. and at AS ID.
m. the house adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

David Noonan. an empl0ye At the
Calumet and Hecia smelling works az
ltOughton. wss killed on Monday hy
falling Of coal treetie.
The Fsrsaers' Mafusi Insnrance com
tany - Hiiiesasie had los-rs during the
yeAs ending August - that aggregated
fl5.F0.S
Passengers out f Aancie. Indiana.
fnusa show certificates Il preper vacci-
ration and that their baggage he's been
disinfecfed
Sslouoa WtlIisune. farmer - Hayci-
waos lnsfssns wes erasisei O. dfafh ~
a h4rse "a q stail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

GuraRIE. q. T.. Sept i3-Twenty
thousand people were today added TO
the immense crowds on the line a the
Cherokee strip. Confidence men. gam
bls.rs and picxpockefs are getting thick.
and people are being robbed and victim
ixrd on every side. At Hennessy today
a man from Kansas City was knocked
down on the main stree. and robbed u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
sprnoer surr, B, t,lame..

WORCESTER. Mass. Sept. l2-Thc
worst fire that ever visited the town of
Spencer broke out this afternoon at si5
and resulted in n total loss that will
amount TO $4,000. Tho fire originated
at the freight depot OF the Boston a Al
bany railroad on Wall street. near Mo
chanic street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Ohio day will be celebrated by the
boosters today. and . monument win be
dedic<ted on the lawn. Governor Me-
kinley and his staff arrived today 20
take part in the Ohio eelebration.
Today the governor Of Kansas and his
stan vii visit the various state build
ingz. and in the Kansas building after
the parade there viii be formal cere-
MONIES and reception.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Rebel Fleet il Bonbarding Rio de
Janeirol

LoSDoS. Sept 1.-THE Daily News
has tho following Rio do Janeiro dis
patch:
The attack % the rebel feet on the
forts began at . o'clock. The garrison
% the largest and strongest forts de-
clared for the rebels. The lombard
meut of the town began at IL o'clock.
The town has a desolate appearance.
The people who are compelled To remain
are greatly excited. All business is az a
siandstiIl. The air IL full Of alarming
rumors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

CElcAso. sept l3-Auditor AcksE.
man q the worlds fair has submitfed
kis report for August. II shoxs . 70
duetion of tSss. 300 in bonded indebted
nsss and esis.6i6ii Ia net liabilities
since the isf of August By October 1.
according 10 Auditor Ackerman. the
bonded debt viii Be reduced % 81. III.
90 and the entirs floating debt wiped
o<If
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

ALBANY. N. Y. Sept i3.-The state
board OF railway commissioners has
fixed the responsibility for the wreck on
the Now York Central August - at
Harlem. in which hve persons were
killed. upon Operates lillam Wake
man at the tower In n'Aing an error in
his orders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
PRIZE DRILL.
Grand Rapids psys wssk A~ay with
the pinfn-

The prize drill n he uniform rank.
Knights ~ fbe Maccabees. ~ fhe Kent
fair grounds yesterday afternoon fof the
esoo silver cup hsid - Detsoit DiTision
Ma. 4, ezs the most attractive feature
on ths grounds ~ sas the secund
ccDpezitife state dfiil a the unifpfrn
raak Last geaf Al Detfoif the cup was
captufea b. tho DeffOlf difisi0n sfd
sscona prize wae awarded a. TIE Saei
nav dssision. Yesterday there eere
hssf three enfrise IN fbe eofufseti.
tasn- Dstrpit Disision So 8 SagInas
tsixisie0 No. ? ard firnnd fapiliE ditts
ioa 20 3 TIE lndR~s Tor tbe o<sntest
wers CD " T. Mrfiurrin. Co. ". n
fconelsas.s % ssssss P.ss)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
N,-sook Him FOR a Tramp.

wEfts. MINI. sept. IL II. T. Ringer.
a merchant II this city. leaving home
to-day. left Allen Carr. an employe at his
house. 10 protect bis family against =
tramp that bad been prowling about
On returning late at night Mr.. Ringer
wa= fatally stabbed By Carr. who mis-
took him for the tramp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

spuxkss. Wash. sept IS The aew
risy bail va destroyed ~ frr thie after.
iitr5n. Ikfee g aers wers a eork on
- roef AZ thr tin,@ ne Gre started ard
are sorp. eed ~ have Neen h,lrnca %
sIeafh Lnes. 77fFo. in<ufancc. e. no
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

SsS FskScrsco. Sept. l3-The scho-
oner J. Eppinger- arrived today, twenty
one days from Copper island. add re-
ports that the schooner Arctic lost two
sralinc bpats and cir men OF Copper
and b~ring islards. The schooner Wal
Ter I. ich IL reported 30 have lost three
men an an.s boat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
shnrt in His Accoun...

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept l3--Frank ID.
Macbeth. former supreme officer and
present cashier TO Treasurer Mcbride of
the Knights and Ladies' OF Honor. has
disappeared and an examination of his
accounts is in progress
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

KEsDAtLvri1E. Ind. sept l3.- Sheriff
Shauck and his deputies and twenty or
thirty Lake Shore detectives put Ia the
day In fruitlees search Tor the train
robbers, and have not secured the
slightest clue or which 20 form a work
ing basis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Sept l3-wash
Bower. Who. with Rufus Holt. was con
victcd Of killing Bowers father In
March, 1902. and sentenced to twenty
years imprisonment. was granted new
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

BW~rox. Ala. Sept -. the result
% an old feud between James Miller and
r. T.. Curtis. merchants. the latter was
shot and killed by the former last night
Miller surrendered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

esot<ax. Mich. ef,-f. IA The Jetfsr
son lveaae " = sinrrh aaa pasea.f
s.eeiufsn n invifing I)r William Dave -
lrrsain as ~ pastsw = tai veaF. All
urxing The ctnftrsnte. waizh nleets Ia
Dstrcif -oon. - assign him hers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Nr~ Hsrrx. Cofn.. SEPT - tf ffs
rr~>sos tolay a the conFenfis4I a fts
ca'~ere elerte1 vs. Junts WDoanen
Thonss a. Rlcfsf0s q Mithifsn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

f~prsv srotrs. sept IA Granville
". q -rro,.. 81 oli vnisiier ~ Alexandria,
sieslares that there are 600 people in
Ahvsndri , on the verge - starvation
ard ssserts hat the ceuditions n the
either towu-in the gas heit ass worse
,ssf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept l3-The senate
today confirmed the following nomina-
tions: Albert s. Villa OF Kentucky.
United States minister 10 the Hawaiian
Islands; Charles II. Dickinson. surveyor
general OF Louisiana.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14
HAD BANDITS AT BAY



IorxDo. O.. Sept IA tSrpstch
frou KHsssilic. Ind. = ll<fi. 1.xn Ia
WhIf<6s r8.,unfs .f...f .lx.S ,..,I.. 49,.
Ous,., - .l,,..., tl.- - :, - 49,, +.
p,-,- - - -. 7. -
-. - :. '..-s - - - -
49,. -. ~ !" t.' ne.'.'-'s,'r 1t.n top-
nefs We msoe ~ hat Ilnce H<Fk1 4
and . o'ricck thh 4ffnrnoon. A1ouf 8
O'Clock 1hh afternoon nerro called a.
jcrons Stznbury = Af,slsn IA S.rlnr
Grove and dcnasIIrd focd blanbnry
suspected he oclonzed 10 the ke,seysiiis
gang ~ robbers and sent his ,.6c@hlsr
- oMarsAAI,lIardiaon and if.for,e<4 hl.
that The train roht..Is u.rs ,n o. i,
borhood Hsr.l,.., ....,.l1x ...-...l -.
nI.r-n .na 4, - 49, - ...,.'....- 81
[-.-.-~.s-,l s-~--.-~ - -~@
- t"'t scott e'f'
De.ss> = sout4 nen ~rinnd sWN 1s.f
clubs. stort<. .resoifefs and ot1eF 11Izns
OF defence - t
The party with ~ Iii<fk po.so IA .s,ar,S 3
ltie made f0r the Sfahfburs farn..f
When within tut a short ditsnte xk5t
they caught sight Of the exIr1-<eff -
men turhinc-fhe corner of the fpr.rt
Grove road and Fastening 20 jois tbs
negro Who uaa now standing an front a.
the farm house. vavins,.s 6 en- & cone
O.. The relief party hastily turned
aside into a little patch ~ woodla.(i.
hut wilksnsosi snrisfcd on riding ah.'& !,
holding In one hand arifie. He had nsf,
proceciod ten yards along the road H.
fore the approaching paxt,>csoghg s.,ht
u him and Wfnstled E,rxff,r ~ the
nevro. who Wa fnrnod the other wax
The latter isarued quickly and reach-s,
for his hap rociss
s,. "a, -
,,a s"'e e''s N.k'
Allnous r.s1pPins 70 Iein Z, 90, 81 nc con
s n,nson 900 MI u.ilAe'a az a.e am
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

RIcHnoND Ind. Sept ia-Two men
suspected of completely In the Lake
shore train robbery. were arrested here
this evening. They refnse 20 give their
names or any Information regarding
their recent movements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

Msrroo~, III. Sept II -Franl-{fI
Natthews. = striking union machinist,
uas killed last night ia a fght vith
ron union men
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

yEw OsIKsss. Sept i3-Carpente r.
blaekxmiths. apprentices and helpers in
the Louisville 4 Nashville shops struck
this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

WASHINGTON. Sept. 13-Thc tarid
hearings were continued before the ways
and means committee today. representa-
tives of the glassware industry having
the floor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-14

BeIseses n the T. q. r " ard cora-
ps,rr<nss rh~ir WoFk-

The rsporf a Great E>oord keeper y.
s. Bovnfrs. after fhr psuai sfafisfsra.
taf.les 4 frnts ard "a bnsinrN = the
order. reviews The eofk a tbe ordef n =
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24
Harry Wack Rewarded.

81. PAUL. Nov. Estuary w. Wack,
= popular member of the st. Paul Press
club and am"mlnr of the Ramsey county
bar, has received the appointment az
private secretary to E. p. BaSsfOrd, the
local supervising architect of the new st.
Paul government building. Mr.. Wack
was for a number of years connected
with the st. Paul Globe, and has been "A
contributor to Eastern magazines. Re
Gently he has been depnty clerk Of courts,
author and antiquarian.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24
Rom B6 AT BARCELONA.



BARCELONA. Nov. l,.-ReporC are
current here of another attempted dynn-
mite outrage in this city. According to
the story told. as IA detachment Of troops,
bound for a steamer which was, to con-
vey them to Mplilla. was marching from
the Iarracl, down to the dock through
crowded streets, a ma who was work
ing upon a house along the route fol
lowed by tho soldiers. noticed
a bomb, to which was attached
a burning fuse, upon n balcony
and in such a position that if it exploded
it would kill a number of the soldiers on
their way to Morocco. The workman is
said to hav" Eiade his way h~ravclv TO
the balcony. wli"r" he put ont the burn
ing fus" and informed the authorities of
this new outrage.
In addition the gates of the barracks
at ~Nillcneuvr. near this city. have been
destroyed by the explosion of adv.Tmitc
bomb. Though In" walls of the bar
racks We're damaged. nonoiy was hurt
by IT," explosion.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24
Tug and schooner Lost,

OswEGO, I.,Nov. lS.-The ,choone,
Flora Emma, Captain Fox, of Port Hope,
Cnt., with lll,OOO feet of lumber, broke
from her moorings in the outer llarbor
during the terrible gale and went ashore
near the end of the east hreakwatrr,
The crew Were rescued by the lifesaviny
crew.. The tug Liza j. Redford went
ont INTO the storm to save the vessel.
She labored heavily and burst Il steam.
pipe, and dlitted helplcssly alongside the
schooner. Captain Feathrrotonhaugh of
the tug was washed overheard and
drowned. Both tug and vessel are a
total loss.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-24

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Nov. 1.-THE
coroner jury "inpanrlrd to inquire into
tn" cause of the tirand Trunk wreck on
oct. 20, has rendered the following YER
diet:
I'VE find that the said collision was
caused by gross disobcdicnce of orders
given by the train dispatchers; we also
find that Conductor Bertram n. Scott
and Engineer Harry Woolcy Of train
No. q. "astbonnd, are guilty of criminal
negligence III running past their meeting
point. at which they had positive orders
to stop The road was exonerated from
all blame.