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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Onicials and Employees Confer on
Questions at Issue

LoursvrLLE. Oct Am early settle
ment az the strike on the Chesapeake.
Ohio a Southwestern and Ohio Valley
railroads is now thought 20 be almost
certain The Chesapeake. Ohio x South
western employees held meeting this
morning at the engineers hall. The
question under discussion was whether
the employees OF the Ohio Valley and
Chesapeake. Ohio x Southwestern
should recognize the demand OF General
Echols that the committee from these
two roads appear before him separately
or whether they insist on appearing as a
joint committee.
Chief Arthur advised the men 10 60
before General Echols as separate com
mittees Here at Louisville there has
been no trouble whatever. as all the
men are working and all trains are NOV
ing according 10 schedule. This after.
noon the employees OF the Chesapeake.
Ohio 4 Southwestern and the Ohio Val
ley roads held conferences with the
officials and asked that certain date be
set for the restoration OF wages Other
conferences will be held tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

-
The shipmssts a forest psoiuct from
Saginaw rivsr ports IN 6eptember were
- follous. Hay bity. iumtsr. ld561.-
uo0 feet; Ssxtn6u, Iambef. $4,000 feet
of saingles. Hay City shipped 10000
and sAginau 3uo.0Oo; ~ lath, hay City
5000. saginaw 00ooQa
HSskley 4 Hpns of Muskegon win
pat t2ooo0 00o fcet of pine into the Mus.
kegon river In Glare eounty. which vii
clear up their timber IN thai locality.
Jaraes Wallscs vsnDuscn. . sopho-
moro medic. a Clsvelasd. d, Saturday
sftesnoon bed his Ieft ieg broken while
playing foot ball ~ Ann Arbos.
The Saginaw Salt a Lombcr company
brought xi0oo. 900 feet u pine BY water
from Georgian bay during the summer.
Frsd IA. Could has been elected cap
tain of Co. q. at Owosso 90 Ill the place
Of Paul NJ. Roth rscsntly made major.
The A. w. Wright IAmber company
viii cut 100000 feet of logs In R0s-
common county the coming winter.
Rsv. l. G. Rogsr d Detroit has rs-
pal church in Grand Haven
The Andrew Hill company OF Sagi-
nav. will put In 100000 feet Of pine
near the 500" this winter.
Miss Henrietta Pagieson Of Grand
Haven. is studying ut the university OF
Berlin. Germany.
l. B. Hcss. cashier Of the First National
bank Of Centreville had his left arm cut
OF by buzz saw.
Men for logging camps are being Of
fered from tf4 10 e2O per month for the
coming season
Col. A. T. Bliss Of Saginaw. viii cut
l5.0ln000 feet Of pine IN Canads the
coming season.
Rev. c. T.. Thomas will be ordained
pastor OF the presby terian church In
Concord tomorrow.
Carsonville's citizens have hung up
1850 in purses for the RACES at that place
on October Ia.
c. s. Anderson OF Rives has grown
three tons OF grapes from an acre OF
land this year.
The Michigan Whip company OF
Hastings has increased its capital to
$4,000.
Rev. DIR. Fryer Of Flint has left the NJ
+. church and joined the Congregation
alists.
The name OF Onaway. Presque Isle
county. has been changed TO Adalaska.
Rev. J. p. DE Jong Of Englewood,
Ill. has accepted the call from Iceland.
Eight divorces were granted in Shia-
wassee county court last week.
Six hundred people are engaged In
harvesting grapes in Lawton.
Ludington is arranging for lecture
course the coming winter.
Owosso's new $4,000 armory will be
dedicated October %.
Morley has boy burglar who has
robbed four stores
Partridges have been reported scarce
in Lake Linden.
Marine men expect navigation to close
November /.
Crosweli has seven churches and four
preachers.
Hillsdale has a butter famine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Congressman b<tukpogse has fAxor.
sbly repeated his bal ~ - payment q
tiilI. .oia94 - rcatlouoB q southern
Pennsylvania for damoHoo soutained be-
cause of the inssssoa a cnnfeisrstss
asd the prsssacs q ualoa 1oerss dnrins
the late Nar.
ssn2for Mitchell hoa in1soiuc<d In
the ssasts . iosnt rsnoto15cn providing
for the erection % ocnfuo e Pers Mar.
quetts IN statazry han q enc % the
coatribafisos u the s1n>o q Wisconsin.
Senator Hill has inepo1ncoi hill that
Il infenicd 30 recognLno tplcwrAph oper.
afoss sho served durins ~ rshsllion a.
military mea rntitisd - hoaerabls dis-
ekarz@ 4 their services jnsatly II.
Representative Whieine q Michigan
has introduced . bk1 roNosins the
charge u dssertion zoe a1ondtag A. ainst
George Psrke of Conpnuv c, First
Michigan infantry.
Conzrcs<man Whitine e Michigan
has lsft wsshingtoo % - up come
troablesoms postofico quasrels in bis
district
Representative Hsn1pruna q Iowa In.
trodueed In the houss today = resolution
for an Investigation a ~ sugar trust
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
HIS IDEA OF MONEY
THREE THINGS NECESSARY
Csrrescs "a PEr with we<ss's MONEY
--AcssaAss Bssk hr-rrse and
m-.a. lor Coa.crssnx secsrssse<

Ws-sssorox, Oct 3-In the senate
to-l.y = b.ll To give settlers on pabiie
l.n1. IA O<ishoms Territory another
year IN shlch % make thsiF first pay
meats on the land AS reposted from the
committee on public lsnds and passsd
The rssolaticn offered by Mr.. Teller
l@st saturday. ealing Cor Information -
~ the pasrhs<e u SILVER eullion IN sep
tsnber. lss. xas laid before the senate
snd agreed 20.
The sllver purchase repeal ball sas
thsn taken ap and Mr.. Kyle argued
against the repeal ball
he coatended that a. between gold
AMI silver. silver uas the more stable
snea-..re n commodities. that IL sss
fo.if a. Frifter a2ay tiule WITH an inter
national monetary oonfeFcuces that the
hon, II The United States was IN looking
forxard towards Pan-Amerlean al
lance.
Mr.. Mcmillan made an argument in
favor Il the repeal biIl lie said the
greater part o. the journey towards
second nsonslary system would have
been takeo when we should do these
three things First. provide Tor a cur
r.ncy ssesy part % which shall always
be maintained az par with the worlds
moucg.
second. provide Tor adequate banking
reserves distributed throughout the
country ia accorslance with local busi-
ness necessities. and third. provide a
ready means II covering securities In
- eash aud cash into securities accord
iag t0 the need Tor a more expanded or
q nors contracted currency. IL these
thinSs we're accomplished. tho quantity
az n0ney might be lcft 10 natural bnsi-
ness causes
Mr.. Teller then took the hoor 10 con
tinue his speech begun last week; but
lie yielded the hoor 20 Me-. Dolph. who
Expressed the belief that the cause for
the present business disturbances IN the
country w4s the fear 0f hostile tariff
icgis alton
After taking for some time Mr. Dolph
got into a vorCy controversy with Sena-
tors Teller and Stewart on the question
Il free coinage. in the course of which
he Asserted that the advocates OF free
coinage dii not want a silver dollar that
was worth a dollar IA gold. They
wanted aGcent dollar. a cheap dollar;
the cheaper the better. AZ the close of
Mr. Dolph remarks tho repeal bill went
over till tomoro~.
The seoate al ,sD proceeded TO ex-
ecntive business and at $40 adjourned
unfll tomorrow az ii A. N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
Only Dog.


He was . bright looking little chap.
and he walked along Penn avenue lead
ing a hungry looking dog by Q string
He seemed undecid-i where % go or
what 20 do with the cur.
Occasionally he would stop ~ II 10
think for awhile. cast rather depress-
ing glance 1t the animal. pat him little
and start OF aimlessiy again
He finally observed . woman Of kindly
face. well dressed and who looked a II
sh. might take an insercst In almost any
kind of dog lie stood and waited for
her. and when she came mp his face
brishsened. and he sskei appeAlingly;
"Missus. don't yer want ter buy fins
dogr'
Poor doeyyr- and she stoopei and
pattei him.
How much do you want for him. lit
tie boyY
only quarter. ma'am. Hs's fpe
dog. he h. Why. yer can teach him any
thing n yer know how. He's . geod
watchdog. too. and he don't eat mnch.-
TIE wtman came b. the conclusion
that the last sfatement wa- true. bat she
still hesitasei slzDut making the purchA.s.
What Kind a des !. ity' she askei
hesitafinsiy
He's half bull. You Just oughs 90 -
him ehses ratsf'
We'll. what's the ether halfr
The little felso~ pondered for awhile
and ssemeI very much perplsxsi - be
sired ths animal up and thought Finally
his face he np as he had solved ths prob
lstn. snd he answered
Why, last dog
Hes stsIl trying 70 ssil the animal. snd
any aae who wants = dox might 80 him
for much les thaa qasFteT - fftsstarg
Dispatch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Wa4Hrseres Ocf. 2 Ths sanate has
roaarns.d The aominafion@ Consuis
l-sae NJ Elliott - New fprk ~
Nssiila Fhuipine islands. Edwin y
Bi.l.ep - Raff alo af Chatham. Csnssis.
~ Chrtsflau Nsfsiei q <es lerk at -
H.iena. >bess,lsn = Read q Nss fork
et fs.n Tun China io~eph Whaien -
lrnissate y II prescott Csnssiai
Charics " CaaRhey q baitImore. a.
Nesriaa. ltsiy
feiierfffs = custon@ HaDismin p.
Moors e <ex Nars crllecfof - custpws
o. the iistriet - Alaska. ia Toe terfiiDry
u A i4ska
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
BoYCoTTED THE FREIGHT.
Several Roads Refuse to Handle
G.. q. n ~ Cars.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Oct 2--The strike
on the Chesapeake. Ohio A Southwestern
aud the Illinois Central, and Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley railroads az this
point has not changed materially today
although the outlook for the disayfcction
extending TO several other roads is more
positive. The Illinois Central strikers
were offered Inducements 10 return 10
work this morning. but refused. Those
men struck because a crew was dis
charged for refusing 10 handle boycotted
Chesapeake. Ohio A Southwestern cars
On the Memphis 4 Charleston. Iron
Mountain 4 Kansas City. Fort Scott a.
Memphis road the men have refused 20
handle tho Chesapeake. Ohio a South
western cars. but they have been told
that il they will not strike. themabagers
will provide non union men 10 do the
"scab.' work. - the provisions of the
inter etate law may not bc violated. II.
however. the men refuse also to
handle Illinois Central and iazoo A
Mississippi Valley cars. as they threaten
tonight. strikes may be precipitated al
around
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

The Rev. benjamin 1Npsft died ~
LoDdon yesterday. Hs ssh ts tsufied
sf Oxford he xss ons a the forouosf
classic ecl,oikse of fsrt-sf Britain. lie
was horn ~ Csn-t,erveli tn isis.
Prince Hismsrcks return a. Fr-id-
richsruhe fron kiesinren he's tsen d.
ferred urtii neFf seak - tle stiIl lacks
the fndursnos Necessary fo suft . iotg
journey.
The msD tsfepoek. uho yns ARRESTED
IN prarpf Frlday ~ the chsrrt q iss-
snajeefe. pas guilty q fhe oftnse a
smashing tusf q the enaperur With .
effek
Franre "a posiline furwsrd with .
great deal q rlrsH re srecilon q fort<
% the Alpine fFfrtiera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
SHOT WHILE IN CHURCH.
Three Men Killed by Negroo During
the seryice

JosEsBoEo. Ga. Oct 2-The Cabin
Creek baptist services were brought 10
q sensational ending yesterday after
noon by the preeence Of a number of
drunken men armed with reyolversL The
speakers were frequently interrupted,
lists fights breaking out IN the midst of
the Congregation. which the officers u
the church vainly sought 20 suppress
A big Henry country negro arose and
discharged his revolver into the congre.
CATION at random. The victim of a bullet.
who tumbled over dead. was lost sight
OF in the tumult and a dozen revolvers
began belching their contents. Two
men were killed outright and several are
seriously wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

One IL Joseph Gautx and the Other
Gottiieb sptcgcL

wAsHrSeros. Oct . The crank who
gave the name 81 Joseph Washington.
when arrested Tor trying 10 force his
way into tho executive mansion. -
Joseph GautE His brother. John
Gauiz, q merchant ot Tacosna. Pcnnsyi
vania. recognized description % the
unfortunate gwen in the papers lie
viii take his brother hack to Penns,l
vania
Uostlieh Spilier. the crank arrcetesf
Saturday because he wanted o. make =
snason a President Cleveland. and then
have the president present his claim Il
flao0o0a0D against the government
vas known ~ his boarding place in this
city a. Spetgel He h natise n Ger.
many and has brother IN iaslnsss "a
New York lie was civilized IN the
New York insane asylum fsr q long
time. hut relessed ~ cured several
nsoHths ago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

wssHr~eros. Oct 2-Tbe report of
the board on the is-hour trial ~ the lit
fie cruiser Detroit uss Submitted At the
navy department this morning. II finds
she i not hig enough i,at Tor her
armament. and advise that the two q
inch bseeeh loading xuns one mounted
forward aud the other aft. be removed.
and rplaced with 3inch rapid firing
guns The Detaolt nos has broad
.lsie armament ~ eight 3 ,nch rapid.
tring guns The board propo~e that all
these be taken a and replaced With 4
inch guns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
Refuses 90 Give Up the Books.

LANSING. Mich. Oct 2-Robert j.
Frost of Albion. ex secretary of the old
central board which controlled the
schools for the blind and deaf and the
state public schools. refuses 10 give up
the records TO q. w. Bement. who was
authorized by the new separate boards
10 receive them. Mr.. Bement even went
to Albion 10 see Mr.. Frost. but In vain.
Attorney General Ellis will now ask the
supreme court to order Mr.. Frost to
show cause why he acts 'thusly." So
far the secretary has given no reasons at
ALL His colleagues on the old board
have advised him 10 give the books up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Grand Trunk VIII Not Pass Into
American Hand<

NEw YoRK. Oct 2-Sir Henry Tyler
Of London. president Of the Grand Trunk
railway. is in the city. When asked for
his views on the ncro<intions for Amer
lean immigration inspection in Canada
be said: Il understand that the Cana
dian government has decided not to
ratify the agreement recently reported.
but will not intsrfere with the arrange
ment for American inspectors at Cana
dian ports The Grand Trunk and other
railway officials are all in favor OF the
proposed inspection n inspections are
not made at the ports they will be all
along the border and this would entail
much delay and Inconvenience and hurt
traffic
Sir Henry denied that the Grand
Trunk IL about to pass into American
hands or that Russell Sage is negotiat-
ing for block of its stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Change Demanded n To Method of
Choosing Them.

MARQUETTE. Mich. Oct 2.-The awful
disaster at the Mansfield iron mine last
Friday has already led to a popular
movement for the modification of the
statute creating the Office Of county in
spectors OF mines and vesting in the
county board OF supervisors the choice OF
mine inspector. Two-thirds OF the su
pervisors in the mining districts are resi
dent managers or chief clerks OF the
mines. thus making the mine inspector
dependent for his election upon the very
corporations whose methods be ia charged
by law to scrutinize. Instead Of dis
interested and impartial official, he is q
mere tool OF the mining companies and
concludes his perfunctory Investigations
into mine accidents with sterotyped
report exonerating the company from
all blame.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Hs- Right Haad U--se-s and May sos
Ecooscr

KIssESoES. Oct. . As isissusl In the
case % aged consalescsntsjt n hard %
determine from one day q another what
Prince Bismarck's condlfipp WI be. lt
is certain that his iakt f'hesf hks lgsfi
permanent marks upon him. and Il Il
doubtful il be wall escf recover HE usual
health and strength. His prngrees a..
ward recovery has been again rctnrded
by the entire failure % ms appetite 10
now scarcely touches food The reports
that he had suffered an attack a psfs
lysis are borne out by the fact that his
right hand is ztpArontiy completely de-
lees
LnrsIc. Oct 2>spr. Scisroningsr has
fixed Wednesday M xf a. fhe day Tar the
dcfsrtoro q fs1Ass Bs4nza<ck frem
kissingen. The train ca which be via
travel viii not stop az berlin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

MApRID. Oct 2--As soon a. the fact
became known that the local snthofifios
al Cadik bad ordered threc days quar-
antine u the Russian flagship that ar
rived there SATURDAY the government
issued instructions that the quarantine
be at once raised As none q tho ves-
sells is known 90 be from cholera Ia
fected porte the government holds that
10 quarantine them would be al excosa
Of precaufion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Russian k:xhibisor Robbed ss worid's

cHrc<so. Oct. 2-Pavel Green~aidt. q
fur dealer from ST. Petersburg. with sn
exhibit Ia MANUFACTURES building AZ the
worlds fair. has discovered that he had
been robbed u one fne beaver. six black
fox skins and seventy sablee. the los
being $4,000. They had been taken out
Of chest In which be placed them after
closing the exhibit Saturday night
There was not q scratch or cther sign %
indicate that the lock had been tam
pered with. Nr. Greenwaldt's exhibit.
said TO be worth in the aggregate. Loo.
600. is located at the rear part u the sec
ton and 20 far out of Wow from the
main aisle that thieves can easily &c. m
without being seen by the gnsrds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

LAssTse Mich. Oct 3The Adyent
d~neaaiaatsou. whose session ciased yes
tefdsy has during the pact yesf die
0ibat~f 81 .rfs pages a religions tracts
snd 1t.lls p~sissifesis "a has msu
hefship - a0iS lis secretary ha= srii
ten $50 aisesonsrY letters and cash
disbursements a The sseiety have been
alDsf fsoa0L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

H.Rrpoeo. Coma. Oct 2-There x,,s
a hgkf vote A the tosn eiecfion tosl,ty
With gains for ths~pabilcans John h.
Higgine Democrat uss Reelected town
clerk hY only forty eight plurality The
democrats elected sspsiovity = - the
hoard u seiscfmen Sven hundred sod
enc wosnea voted for rch<ol pfiicers. but
nos all - them voted for the vomen :
nDainses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

WASHINGTON. Oct 2-The uprising
among the Yuma Indians in southwest
ern California has been put down and
Miguel. the renegade chief. and several
puts an end 10 all the trouble on tho
Yuma reservation. This information
vas telegraphed to the interior depart
meut today by Indian Agent E&tradiilo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

PrTTsBURG. Oct 2-The employees Of
the Oliver Iron and Steel works have
been notified Of general reduction in
wages ranging from 10 20 - per cent.
and today the puddlers struck. refusing
90 accept the reduction offered them of
~ cents per ton. or s4-50 per ton for
h.,tler iron
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

L.ssfsG. Mich. Ocs. 2 Commissioner
q Insurance oiddings has revoked the
authority n the Peoples Fire Insurance
company - Manchester. New iismp
shire. % do business in this state on
account a its impairment ~ capital be
loe the pDint required by the statutes ~
Michigan The company had 40 sx
isnsive business in the state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

TRESroS. Mich, Oct 1.-Two Michi-
gan Central freight trains collided at
Slocum's junction about : o'clock Sun
day night Fifteen cars were wrecked.
several % them being piled on top OF
the north bound engine. which was
stripped Of its outside machinery aud
almost ruined Trains later In the even
ing took the Lake Shore route. The
trainmen saved their lives by jumping.
hut we'll irerecd tramp who was steai
ing a ride In one % the cars was badly
hut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
Cashicr kocttlng nll-.lng.

MILwAvKEk. Oct 2-John II. Koet-
ting. cashier of the failed South Side
Savings bank. under indictment for H.
legal banking. failed 20 appear IN court
this morning and his bond OF $1,000
was declared forfeited. koefting was
recently brought from Denver after
much trouble aud put under bonds 70
appear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
sandhagged and Robbed.

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 2-Christopher
Bair. German 40 years OF age. was
found murdered in the rear OF the
Mecca" saloon early this morning. The
bruises on his head indicated that a
sandbag had been used. Nothing was
found upon his person and it is thought
that the motive Of the crime was robbery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

PrSrwarEn. Mich Oct 2-Iouis
Geppert. a man about 10 years old, &c
cidentally shot himself today while put
ting his gun In boat. tho whole ehargs
81 shot striking him in the breast. kill
ing him instantly. Mr.. Geppert worked
IN the finishing department ~ the fur
niture factory and leaves a wife and hvs
children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03
s.riker. Rc,urn 20 work.

LOUISVILLE. Oct 2-Fourteen Of the
striking shop men OF tho Louisville a
Nashville railroad returned 10 work 10.
day. About twenty of the new men
have joined the strikers. Sixty three
men arrived this morning from Chicago,
St Paul and other cities in the north.
west and were taken al once to the
shops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

cfxc4xSAfh Oct , freight train
% he Big foaS failroad ran into three
loaslet flat ears ~ f.dzeso=zf this saofn
inx The engine aas lsfted i~.ittY fFotn
~ trucks and TIE tendef thrown deuh
= thigts fast emlenkment tpp The fFost
a fte hfet car 10 the trafn three isnmps
from ('s.lamtus xcfe rtliaz They seFs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

TotEpo. Ohio. Oct 2-Jehn w. Bell.
q prominent attorney q Plymouth. Hu.
ron counsy. has disappeared Suddenly
and is said 30 have lett = shortage a
$4,000. the greater part q which eon.
eisted II funds held IN ffuet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Heavy Damage suits Against Louis
Vile and Nashville.

LouISvILIs, Oct 2-Twenty Ave
suits Tor $4,000 each. In behalf % Louis
vile aud Nashville woFkmen whc Eere
brought here from the east 10 take the
places % the strikers. we're filed today.
The grounds of the suits are that the
plaintiffs were brought here under mis-
representation. 20 their injury; thatthey
we're locked up and restrained of their
liberty. and that tbey we're refused
transportation back 70 their nomcs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

MoKFHEAD. Ky. Oct. 2 Sheriff Fouch
this morning entered the Office Of the
county clerk here aud dispute followed.
The sheriff was quickest with bis pistol
and put bullet into the clerk's brain.
The name of the dead man is George A.
johnson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

Mrs Wells Forced 10 Give Up 81. 900
and Jewels

ST. JosxPH. Mich. Oct Mrs. w.
II. Wells. living three miles south OF st.
Joseph. was held up in her own house
and robbed OF nearly $1,000 worth Of
diamonds and other iewelry by two
masked men. Mr& Wells. whose hus-
band is a broker on the board OF trade
in Chicago and was in that city at the
time OF the robbery. was in the house
with the hiredgi when the men entered.
They leveled their revolvcrs at the woman
and commanded Mrs. Wells to take otf
her diamond earrings and get her dia-
mond ring. She took of the jewels from
her ears aud produced the casket con
tanning the ring. in which were also sew
eral other rings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-03

LACROSSE. Via. Oct "A well known
character Of THE city kpoen A. Old
Jess White notified the police today
that she had been robbed q ss.0oo.
which she recently drew from bank
during a spssm u fear as b its STABILITY.