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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Three Eastern States IN the Grasp os |.
Big Blizzard.

ElsiRA. y. ", Feb. ls.-Ths worst
storm Of the season has prevailed here
this evening. the wind attaining almost
ironic force, while = binding snow
storm llled the ar. The mercury
promises To reach the hero marx ie-
fore dsye-esk-
BrfFAlo. y. ". Feb. le-snow has
teen falling all day. and ~ = O'Clock
tonight Was three feet desp on Main
street street cars have been block
aided for several hours
PiTTsst NC. Pa, Feb. l9.-The worst
snow storm IN. years prevailing
throughout Western Pennsylvania.
Eastern psnnsyivsnis and portions ot
Nest Virginia. Eighteen inches OF
snow has fallen. The wing 10 tiowing
. gale and the snow ~ drifting badly.
All trains are late from snc 10 four
hours.
PotGHgRErsIK. y. Y, Feb. lg-one
Of the nost furious tlizxards ever
known struck tnls city at IL O'Clock to-
night and lasted three quarters Of an
hour. The snow WAS 30 heavy that u
was impossible To cros The street land
the wind blew q hurricane.
NEW ioRk. feo. i9-The storm
which has been brewing al day yesier-
day broke over the city st fifteen min-
utes after eleven O'Clock .Ast night
For time Il made things lively for
pedefir.ans. Temperature at md
night WAS degrees colder than II had
been At IL O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
JERRY ouorrs rIcuREs.
lie Says the Department Of Agriculture
Is Net Expensive.


wAsHIscToS. Feb. l9.-ReplyIng to
criticisms To the effect that the appro-
pTistions for the department. OF agri-
culture bad increased three fold under
the present administration, Secretary
Rusk save. 81 have fully called atten-
ton IA iny last snnuai report 10 the
fact that anyone making a fair esti-
mate OF the expend lures of tins de-
partnient will recognize that nearly
100000 appropriated fsr the United
states weather bureau 10 not an in-
crease of expense. bavfng simply been
transfer from one appropriation TO
another. What this has sddsd ia the
Appropriation. Ia the department of
ags.culture "a. teen 80 mitch deducted
tlom th. sppropflst ons OF the depart
ntent OK ~sf. Another point 10 be coa.
> dsfcd - that under the Hatch ball
prov ding for experiment. stations IN
every state Ia winch there was estab-
hsned sr. agricultural college.
There nas been = steady increase
provided by isw. snd sggrsgating for
ine past year more than s1oo.v0. over
~hlch tn. head of this department ~
efcises no control whatever, the same
being included under the sppTopf,s-
tioa- for The department Of agriculture
smpiy a. matter of sonvrnlcacs 20
The accountants of the treasury. IL
.hoaid consequently be onltsd entire
~ estlasil0g the con psrstive expen-
. dtnfes fos tbs department. one year
with saDthef
deduction from the total sppro-
pfisifsn 81 these items brings the ap-
pfapfisiions down 10 reasonable ia
- Tor compsrieop. of the : eDo. .e.0
tHns arrived at. $3.50 900 % for the
bnfesa = animal ipdnstrv. a. int
erase ~ $50 900 Gvsr The sau nprfo.
rfiAted Tor tie same Eufeso "a isss
snt fsst This large Increase ifas
rendered aee~ss.fs ~ tns tnspeftien
49, - AegaA 50. $3.50 sni
atfsa 1891. shleA nstss-stlly sn*
sifd vsft 1efess~ II iafnaf apnn the
fasffs'i insalfok - thsY % the "a,
e s'vH aones : shzi~ yssf, teta
fif tT 49, tfsf aaftem, more itsa
tfe fiatisite s4lna&s. besides Tire ntaist-
t-ns4tr - sa inssesfie ssstslH -
slftht hrits.a. ehefe aiefe tRan st
90 a"s~fie1a aolfssls sefs iUspsfts3
80 - scatter ~ fstf. sheo sas
Sd - - in*fs&ts8 sses ad.iales foF
t+s< - 'ifsfss yoa sii tad csapsfs
HfsF fttss ssfe..e 20 fas stpfogf .
.ees fss tas euirsat hse.l sess slsh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

taos< Of The yssz 1888, which we're g.
tlnlatsd for BY ~ fevseve admsnsir.-
sion. Al tns sa.ss eme ulsn TO stals
that. ubils bsi1sve - psopsr seon-
omy IN me sdmin.slsAsseu of every de-
psrtmsns OF the gossrnuenf. DO not
believe ia carry .ng scosemy far enough
% impair sfaciencY; and l wssh fur
thes 70 plsee myself On record -
stating that - time and opportunity
are Afforded for doing ~ prudengiy. IL
will b dsslrsbss 70 greatly Increase the
appropriations for tais department in
ordrr 10 meet tho legitimate demands
which will inevitably b made upon II
ia Tie agricultural interests OF the
country.
Tn. people Of the United states raust
not forget that sgfscnitafs interests are
really very closs 70 al of tAsm. what
ever Their llne at business. The entire
bus.nsss Of the country being depend
eut upon she well beng III our farmer.
La spite OF this. lt 10 significant that the
entire appropriations for ths MAN.
tenancs OF the department, even In
cluding those entsilsd by The transfer
OF the weather turssu from The var
department. amount 70 considerably y
less than per cent VI she total appro-
pfiatons for the national govern
ment."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
DEAD IN A SECOND
A Freight Engine Explodes
With Appalling Results.
ONE MAN KILLED OUTRIGHT
Five Men A1s Manned for Lie. and
Death Would Bs . Relief 70
Poor Thompson.

Fo.r wokrH. Tex., Feb. ia Texas
a Pacific freight engine exploded in the
yards here this morning. creating death
aud tefrlble havoc. knginc No. sls.
which had been IN use one and one
half years. had been run cut Of the
round house % 20 on it run ~ o
O'Clock. Steam Vas up and suf11clent
water IN the boiler. and she carried lI0
pounds OF steam fifteen minutes before
the disaster happened. At the hour Of
$40 the engine exploded. ssonsing the
cntirs CITY OF $4,000 Inhabitants and
persons for miles around. The shock
broke window glass in the immediate
nsighborhood and ~ many points for
eighteen biocks away. Huge pieces Of
the massive engine were hurled 70
almost incredible distance around the
yard and the bell has not yet been
found.
Those killed and injured are: John
Mills. colored, lire knocker. horribly
msngled, killed outright; Robert
Thompson. night round house fore
man, right leg broken, face and tody
badly ecaided, eyesight destroyed; :.
NJ. Deats. night hostler. night arm
broken, left leg and knee cap badly
bruised, faces and eyes scalded, head
bruised; II. +. Hsden, night car
marker. nese broken: W. X Barrett.
night yard foreman. left hlp dlslocatsd, i,
face aud body bruised; "A. Ford,
switchmen, seven ribs broken. hurt IN
ternaliy.
The injured we're taken to the hos
pitsl AID all will recover. but will De
crlpples for life. Conductor CRANE
and Engineer Sample were sleeping In
. caboose seventy feet from the ex-
plosion. but knew nothing Of 1t. One
OF tue yard men was repairing the air
brakes under the engine cab and was
slightly scratched. Thousands Of per-
sons visited the wreck today. Inc
only plannble cause gwen is tnai the
fire-box blew of, caused by weak stay
bolta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

ria Rsps s.shop wiggsr Over the
Knneklss Very HAlt-

BAYossE. ~ j.. FEB. ls.-Father
kIliesa tbs nioralng read 10 hls co.,
srsgssson . letter from Archbishop
s4losls wnsea eompisse reversed tns
oFasrs issasd ~ B.shop Wigger IN relz-
tan 10 the parishes OF - Mary, 81
InomAs and - Henry. read ia the
cAtno4ie churches . week ago By the
Dlsnop's letter tue tso latter parishes
we're united. and religious services IA
- Thomas church. were discontinued
except ~ The dssreiion II Father
Asne, wno mxnt. II he chose. say
mAss IA the churcn Of -. Thomas oa
feast days TIE prlsst WAS also di-
freted 10 preach IA Eagllsh and Ger
man" az ns had done ~ the past.
Tie letter today was not directed TO
FAnsr kslieeu. but 10 Bishop wigger.
Bat lt sss seat 10 Father Xii cen 10 to
read ia the church la order that tho
people OF the parish might know what
the archhishop had really directed.
Father kllls~n sad before the mass
that he had b~on forbidden 20 give tho
letter out for publication. lie could
only read it At the altar 10 those " no
assembled Ia church.
The archbishop Informed Bishop
W gger that he WAS displsased that MS
letter. ~ relation 10 the church
Nouties At Bsyonns. bad remained
unopened and not acted upon until
February ). and that ne was aggrleved
tn1t when opened its conditions were
not expressed. II was agreed At the
conference that the sermons at 81.
Eenry's aud at -. Thomas should be
ln Eng. eli and tnst there should be no
prexcning IN German. siace II Was
stated Al the conference by the bishop
that ali members OF the parish under
stood Engllsh.
Ia order that the matter might be
settled without further All blguity, aud
nuslly tie archbishop desired that the
cAurch OF -. Thomas should be
opened at once. The par.sn shall
hereafter DO known as 81. Ihomss, and
there is TO be no parish a. -. Henry.
The church OF St Henry may, how
ever, he maintained. aud the early
mass may b. sald there. The sermon
mnst be IN English, but after II 10 fin-
shed the prest may, II he plesses,
give q trief summary OF bis sermon in
German for the benefit OF persons who
DO not understand English, but this
arrangement, Is only temporarily. The
principal mass ~ 1880 every Sunday
must be said ia -. Thomas church aud
the sermon must be IN English. The
status OF 81. Thomas, the patron ealnt
OF the parish, shall be restored TO It's
accustomed place and the pupils of the
parochiAl school, which is held in the
same tulliing. are commanded TO visit
the chapel daily.
TINS letter." the document contin-
ues. as 10 settle the trouble at once
and forever"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
TO ELECT A SENATOR
North Dakota Legislators Bound
Strike . Winning Comb:nanon.

BISMARCK, n. D.. Feb. l9.-The
democrats. populists and thirteen dis
gruntled republicans. 1t is sald, en-
tered into IN arrangement this after
noon to remain IN session tomorrow
until q ecnator is elected. AZ mapped
out. their program 10 to try on the fret
ballot to elect John ID. Benton, demo
crat. Forty-vne members have pledged
themselves t. vote for bim and ms
friends hope he will receive the other
SIX votes 10 elect him. III he fails, an
attempt will be made to elect Lamb,
popuIist, on the second ballot. IL this
should not work. the vote Of the third
ballot will 60 TO Walsh. republican. la
the event that he. too. fails. the whole
vote will be swung over to Judge Wal
lin, republican, who 10 pow receiving
the thirteen votes Of the disgruntled re-
publlcans- The last named has rather
the best chance TO win.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Dr. Briggs and Prof. Smith to Found q
New Sect.

NEW YoRK. Feb. i9.-The Tribune
Will say IN the morning: "Dr. Charles
;. Briggs returned from bic trip to Cin-
cianati Saturday n;ght. lie was pre-
ceded by statements as 10 ilis plans for
the future that were somewbat start
ling to the religious world. They came
with u chow OF authority. and bore the
striking feature that II the general ss-
sembIy declared against HIM, be and
Prof. Smith of Csncinuati, would secede
and form q new church.
"Incldental TO tie project OF the
two 'neresy' leaders II Was said that
they would command tire influence
ana active support respectively Of the
Union Theological and Lane semi
naries. They had had assurances. be-
ssdes, that they would be supported by
controlling msloritses IN the larger
congregations in New York. Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati.
"Df. Briggs will not. At the present
time, throw any light on the several
statements. He would not deny The
rumor nor would he confirm II, even
when urged 10 on the ground Of greai
public interest IN his plans"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

ClasK. :. r.. fse. ie.-At o'elock
tAis nsurnsng hre broke Qua IN the meat
market Of NeFzdors. sad seven belid-
sngs and thelr contents were Consumed.
y. A. Tsbbetts 4 70 hardware dealers.
: A. Anderson. genera merCiiaudfse
wsite's drug store, Jne Honest Dollar
Office. =. J. Jordsa, csrfi4gs shOp. anu
Mrs NJ. l.. Argsn. miillnery. ssre sof.
screfs Ices Vii sAoDnt 20 So go
vita susuf snce to tiso smouLt 81
81 .oo3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

lie VIII Abolish Party Politics Fror
IN. Diplomatic Corps.

tH- ft~@@A~ ~. -
Berlin, Feb. i9.-Receni converse
ton with prominent attaches of the
German foreign Office have elected
remarks showing that the appointment
OF Judge Gresham as secretary of state
IN President Cleveland's cabinet, will
be viewed sith pleasure, indicating a.
II Slll that President Cleveland intends
TO have the foreign service of the
United states freed from party politics.
me German government 10 lso pleased
with the action OF the Washington au-
tEorl,i.s IN delegatlng Officials To take
charge of the German state exhibits at
the Chicago fair.
W. ". Phelps. The United States min-
is'er TO Germany, who j. now return
ing to Berlin from North Africa, where
he has recently been solourning for
benefit of his health. left -unls on
thursday for s.clli. lie will stay IN
Palermo until sunday. Mr. Phelps IN
tends 20 vsslt Prince Bismarck NJ Fned-
richsTune.
Before returning TO the United States
pr. kempster, accompanied hv ns
vie. has gone To Errsden 10 attend
the International % lera conference
a. representative OF the United states.
pr ksmpsier Will later 20 10 Egypt to
investisste the business OF rag rxporta-
ton aud methods of preventing the
conveyance OF disease of germs In
rags.
Major >cwsng. L. ;. A., in converse
ton with a reporter, expressed hls
sense cf the great courtesy with which
re vas treated by the cnlet officers of
the general STAT while sludying Ger.
m.n military tactics. About l50 Ger
man gymnasts propose 10 attend the
turnfest ia Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
GRAND RAPIDS MICH MONDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1893

mlnislsr IN shsrxs ~ . church ~ \ ess-
iow fever ana ~ss Ispsrtsa dead. AID
N.xor E.r1 ~. e.s ~r,.1,., sos ..no.
Asoea. vstn mourning columns. .
highly eloquent tribute ~ The mAn
saoin he supposed % hs dead. bat
~no Yesterday afternoon prescned Ass
funeral orston.
Another unprecedented tfing VAS
the arrival ~ tie prnstsntlAry Friday
sight of . younx Snlte Eian whose
ssntsoce wss lnpnsoams u tie
psnitentzry ~ hard lSs,or for one day.
His name ls IL s.hdsy end be was con-
sicted of srsop. e-T-pes sere pat on
him and be spsnt yesterday ~nitswAsh-
lng aud vas released l3sg essnlng-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Baron Bleicnrocdcr. The Wesishcst
FinsseisT "a Germany. Expires.
BFRLiS. feo. 70. Baron BleichrOeder
died At O'Clock ths afternoon. lie
vas the richest banker IN Berlin asd
one Of the richest men IN Germsny
Tae fortune left b hlm = estimst. 4
~ 100. 0tsl.nuo msrss. ile Vas one Of
Prince BssnstcE's nearest business
fFi~nds. and during toe old reg mo vas
known a. liismsrcss body banker -
his az; great tnsnSiai enterprise vas
undertaken ss one OF tie eyniic
wbich riii obtain for Austrl-Hungary
The currency reform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
WHIPPED rnE oIRL.
White Caps Seek . Negro and Thrash
His Lady Love.

BEDFORD, Pa, Feb l9.-Last night
twenty men. part Of WHOM were
masked, called at the house of John II.
pleasinger, IN the suburbs of the town,
and askcd for Orange Gordon, col
ored man, who has peen attentive g.
PleaslngeT's daughter. Psesslnge;
showed fight, but when four revolvers
were thrust IN nis face they had the
result of quoting nm. They then
searched the h use. but Gordon mad
made his escape nj the rear. They
then went uestairs and, finding TIE
girl IN bed. gave her = mid thrashins
with hickory switches The glri
showed fight, and succeeded in knock.
ing one OF the white caps down. The
party were provided with tar and
feathers. and Gordon would have
Jared badly had he been found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Eneine.r.. Flreusen snd Orersioes Bsud
7oErsb-r iof Nutusi Prosecution.
Iorssvnis. ~. Fen le bs en-
sin~ers and fsrsmsn On tlle Loessiiie
dsvsion of me Fennssl.snis system
h.~s f~derst~d with the ordsr Of lssii-
road Teiegrsphers. and the hEnt winch
the fennsflssnis hss ieen raEinE ou
oy<rsters. t->csu-s tbsf srf fnsns'sts
of the RsssroAd 7slsgfsphsrt. = likely
T.. dsr. fts sid that . demand
~H =. made q Tran f,espss<her
Faris.tsn 20 rsInstste certain ogsrs-
sor.. and 4 BE igDores The rsqp~st
srous1s ell foliow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
soInIko To D0 BUr WAIT.
The Hawsnan Cosnmissioness Waiting
for the Sensss's Action.

wAsHrSoroS, Feb. 10. - Messrs.
Thur.ton. Castle and Carter Of the
special commlaslon Of the provisional
governmens of Hswsn. spent tho day
IN New l,rk. Thsy ere expected to
return tomorrow. This body Of gentle
men have nothing g. do now but await
the action Of the senate on the treaty
t. annex Hawai- 10 the United States,
now pending. II they take the next
steamer from San Francisco for Homo
lulu, Mr.. Thurston and his associates
must leave Washington . week from
today at the furtherest. Paul Neuman,
the envoy OF the lately deposed queen.
was confined 10 his room today by =
severe cold. lie hopes 10 be out again
tomorrow. He said tonight he had no
engagement 10 meet the secretary Of
state or the presldent, but that be in
tended TO call upon Secretary Foster at
the earliest possible moment after that
official returns TO Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

clucAoo. Feb. ls.-sw.ichmcr en-
ployed hy the Belt line made q move
Saturday which may result ~ ctr lke
involving all the lines coming INTO
chicago. gney demanded an increase
m wages amounting 40 about 81 per
cent aud gave General Manager Inomss
three dave TO CONSIDER the matter. Al
q meeting OF the tsenersi Managers ss-
soc.ation, a rcsolutl0n was adopted
pItdglng every Chicago ROAD 10 grant
no increase OF wages under any CIR
Cunsfances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

f.oxn0<. Fcb. ie.-Toe standard calls
the nome rule bill ''eoio.sl mona
meat a ,nxeeius fui.ilty-' ant risiicuis.
especially ne nusncisl proposals IL
says mat the unity 81 the countries
souif rest % . tsss Of sbiskev and
hrown stoat. I5e Tines ssys The
Dla prom So 10 Aasaty. s. 9ders o.
hope 81 sser tsmporary relief. In~
fnsneisi prepotsls mean tne prrna-
acct cuFplinx 81 eur sho.e { seal sy.-
tsuf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
,uNK ny tAnrHouAKks.
A Portion OF the Yellowstone Eauona
Park Disappears.


BoztxAS. Mont. Feb. l9.--Dr. Charles
II. Plnlnmer OF this city. has Jnst re-
turned from Yellowstone National
park. pr. Plummcr reports that a
series OF earthquakes have been felt a
the park dufng the last few weeks. one
uf which was The most terrific since tae
discovery OF the PARK. The main road
south of <orris Geyr~r bssin eavrd IA
for long distance and 10 an upknoNn
depth. Parts Of the PARK fuFtbcf
away have not been heard from on &C
count of the linnrnsc SHOWS. Above
the mammoth hot springs there q :
sol.i bed OF snow. seven or inofe fec'
deep. Dr. Plumner rteor.s that the
mammoth excelsior gsyser - very
active aud is great crater - fllltd with
water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20
UNABLE TO STAY.
Mr.. Holman Don't Know the Fate OF
Sherman's Bond Amendment.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10 Representa-
tive Holman Was asked tonight wEat
would be the fate in the house II
Mr.. Shernian's 8 Der cent bond
proposition. WHICH the senate yester-
day added to the sundry civil appro-
prlation bill. He answered that the
matter had not been discussed at all
ia the house aud therefore he could
not say what was the judgement of
that body in regard TO 1t.
1.-The bill will come upin the house."
he continued. ION Tuesday or We'd
nesdsy. upon its return from the sen-
ate. My opinion 10 that the bond
amendment, With all other amend
mcrfs, as . manner of form, will be
nonconcurred in and will then 60 to
the conference. Whatever the con-
ference agrees TO amend IN the matter
will doubtless be acquiesced in by the
house. But what that agreement will
be, of cou-se. l cannot tell"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

He Says He should Be Appointed SEN
a,or From wyomlng.

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Feb. i9.--The DEM
ocrats and popuiists are having . row
over the campaign for the appoint
ment of q senator, and there u = split
between the friends OF New and
Thompson, the latter claiming that ss
he came within one vote Of sn election
Governor Osborne should furnish tho
vote. The populists are with Ibomp-
son. Delegates from both factions will
wait on the governor tomorrow. In the
closing hours Of the senate last night
Mr.. kipe democrat WAS uns~sted by
the republicans on The ground that he
held q federal Office. being postmaster
al Mlncrs Delight. senator katisn.
charged with dragging aud attempting
to aLduct senator Kline, WAS le, down
with q ceusuye.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

fonr @~tra. Afk feb - A re.
9 si s-s4on 4 sne sioesos eopne ad.
laafued lssi evening. nassag cefta
called for tisr pasia :" - eoiissiff iug .
reduction 81 tfs,stf3 ihafe - e&cgf, =
ter the payment 81 lessed disttei
n4onsF. Inc saunf decided ~ ps
ihe fsaaeaau. ssa it"saf oteia Ne
oasi.m.n sna Thomas T.. kf8s~csih
left fof wssEiaEfna - sga dreas -
lsnas snd fsas4ss the moaes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

NV fdss. Feb. ~ The fftieth Ar
nigsrssrv IL the coa.ecrstioa Il Leo
Ill - = hesaep % t1e Roman csta-
oiic caa7fn Ess celebrated - the
t,raltsfs pi ste lsth0iic club ton sht.
lnciLsotA.iV " tn~ restoration OF as ltciI-
et>s - tnr tem9ors lpo~e~ sss made
toe <rYno ot the addresses, and sn-
hosii%d 20 resolution expressing the
roocsFted ve~s 81 10 clao on tais
retaer in poriant question: Area
btshep Fzan sss tie principal
spessef n tie eveniax.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

A Mining SHARK Gets Into srs.oas Troabls
a. Daluth

~ Doiufh-
tlsie se,. Feb. is.--Joseph A Taylor
VAS arrested - Duluth. MIMI. ihi-
eysnlDg Charged With etfensise sela-
dheg operators. Compliant was made
~ lDf. ~ H. k1rsrds at hicsEo. al
pr. J. A S5eaii.e ~ laluth. iay,of
r. sl,fesentsd tnst hs bal al optsea un
lad ia is1f en-. ont. vhseh ~ss sirt SO
,a.per Stone. lis ofeaatfed the iske
SUPERIOR Jasper compsus ratn = ospi.
tal stock II t5As.pe -nt snaacet iae
comp nsnssts. sfuens uthefs. - esest.
Invssl sstfon stoSt,l fh~t she isnti snn.
gssnet 80 jasper qisffi~s snd that thr
sample. lay leg 81 sssitstsd ~efe ole
tanned else ehrrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

gspro~. e.. i9-5obn Z ~ fan. shs
fss4f.rrs .xat naxli-i h.s ~ tisn -
ia- Is afe wat as rifl post fkoae 50
box tfvo. h.xea - - roa1rds, the
sieke - - io7 ..se. ts~ essich -
tAk~ plsee a saaa "a iax1o esa go
fss4Y so hslefs u.xsa faesis So
80. ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

CnIcAeo. Feb. ie e.--~.moei Dorreis
ard Johr Williams. botb coiored. quar-
rried over = gsase OF cards IA ~. IL
Hsassrsons saloon At No. z.ssi Dear
born street. ihis afternoon. Niiiafns
ard four shot. =. borreit. only oas 81
-hsn took sfeff. nfl,cing fssb
-ound porreu Erred once ard vi
hsns dropped assc WITH q bu3si
thrcusf his besrf-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-20

Chicago BsnEsrs Bslssvs ths Sherman
Silver Bill Shoa.a Go.

cnscaeo. Feb. ls.-1he Baukers'
club held iis fosty-tnird regular meet
ing las, night. Tho large bail va.
crowded with representative business
men. lrrespecnss Of party, TO listen TO
q 4 ,scuss,on of the hnancisl situation
and near IL. views of Chicago tinaneers
on the refentlon or rspsai of tue ~nsr.
man silver acs. The pflnei. Al speakers
of the evening ~ese * senator Charles
4. far~ell. II. X. smith and r. 4.
Luce. ex.cnnsfoller Of the currency.
aud ". A. Hammond. eashi,r 81 toe
NAtlonsl hsns OF Ililnois, also spoke
brisf, Ths genera trent % the
spe.enes ess toward The - pea ~ ne
pfsssnt stVef Az