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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

BrsstI Wants o. I'm, Three 81 the Se--
Cruisers

NEw YoKK. Nov. 2 Negotiations are
in active progress Tor the acquisition ~
the Bfazilizn cpvernrnent u the thrre
new xarshirs Montgomery. Mechlas
and Narblebead. which sere huilf for
the United States navy. Two ~ fhe~e
three vessels are eiili IN the hanes
% the builderR The Nachias IL tbs
only one % the three IN comm ission.
The Montgomery n 81 ths yards ~ hcr
builders the Columbus Iron wofka.
baltimore. MarsiaBd The hachins
is at the Brooklyn nasy yard. Shs
has not yet been finally sccVfed
by the navy nrTaftmenl although skIe
has jnst conarlsied hef trial The Mar
hiehead is ~ tie foot ~ Fact hercn-
tnenfh streot East river % The docks
q her engine builders. the y. y. fain,rr.
Jr.. company TIE rnrchare - thcss
ships could not wen te inferfeFred vita
~ The United STATES nssy department =
The buiiders contracted 20 buiid a.
craft within q sssfsd lpeFiol IN signing
the contract. each firm was assured =
ere nsry department ~ l,sina accorded
payments e4ual - Que feuth - fhs
vaiue 81 The ehips 11iese ons.fenta
psymenta we're o. 10 pad ~ earh one
tenth part - tb~ snip was c7npiefed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
WILL SUE THE FAIR
Ferris Wheel Owners Want Damages
for Closing the Midway.

CHICAGO. Nov. Now the exposition
is threatened with big suit for dam
ages from the management Of the Fer
ris wheel That is our next STEP" said
Manager Rice today. I'VE have de-
cided not TO ask for an injunction. but
think we have good ground on which TO
bring a suit for damages" The great
wheel turned as usual today. but the
cars we're empty and the ticket-selIers
were idle. The exposition authorities
decided not TO have any conflict OF the
Columbian guards with the Ferris men.
but hit upon an easier and more ctfec.
tive way 10 stop their business They
simply shut up the midway. fenced il in
at al points ard closed II tight.
The argument OF the Ferris wheel
people is that IA the midway IL part of
the south park system the fair authori
ties have no right to close IL against the
people. On the other hand the exposi
tIon officials claim the right to do what
they like a! out closing the midway un-
I'll II rcyerts 20 the control Of the south
park board on January |. 1891
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
BIG RAILWAY DEAF.
Ohio & Mississippi Consolidated With
the baltimore a Ohio.

SPRINoFIELp, Ill, Nov. 2-The arti-
cles OF agreement OF the consolidation
Of the Ohio & Mississippi with the Bal
timore A Ohio Southeastern Railroad
company were recorded in the secretary
OF states Office here today By this
agreement the Ohio 4 Mississippi rail
way becomes part OF the Baltimore 4
Ohio. the name OF the new company TO
be the baltimore < Ohio Southeastern
company. with principal Offices
located in New York city. The
capital stock of the consolidated
company is s30.O00.o00: sl0.0O0,000
OF which is common aud s10,000,0O pre-
ferred stock. There has been ordered
issued by the company first consoli-
dated gold mortgage bonds 10 the
amount OF S36,0OO.0O0. bearing AZ per
cent interest and els, 10000 first income
bonds bearing 5 per cent interest. The
directors of the consolidated company
are: Edward X Bacon. William L.
Bull. Edward I. Wells. Edward T. Bell.
w. Mertcrs and John III. Davis, all Of
New York city; Frank w. Tracy OF
Springfield. Illinois; ". NJ. Peabody,
Love Emerson, Fred II. Aims and Briggs
s. Cunningham. all CT Cincinnati;
Julius Walsh OF ST. Louis; James III.
Wilson Of Wilmington. Delaware; John
p Hazeltine and Patrick Buchanan OF
London, England.
Edward X. Bacon Of New York is
president OF the new company. Ex-
President Tracy is slated for chairman
OF the executive board OF the new cor
poration and will probably be chosen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
STRUCK ON HIS HEAD
Hugh Clarity Thrown From q
Ladder Truck.
KILLING HIN INSTANTLY
His Death Caused by the Track Coi-
idiag With . ssrers Hallway csr.
Another FircnAn Hurt

DErRor. Mich. Nov. 2-Hook and
ladder truck No. and electric car No.
3li collided at the corner of Woodward
avenue aud Montcahn street at i:3o
o'clock this afternoon. Laddsfman
Hugh Garrity. who Was driving the
truck. was thrown from bis high seat.
struck on bis head on the asphalt pave
ment and was Instantly killed. The
heavy truck was tearing down Montcalm
street IN answer 10 an alarm from box
aSl. and the car was going down grade
at the usual rate at this point Of twelve
20 hfteen miles an hour. when they met.
The car was partly tllssd with passen-
gers. The scddenness OF the shock
threw them fron their seats. but no.
body was injured. The car left the
track. but escaped with slight damages
The truck was struck IN the center on
the left side aud partly wrecked.
Hugh Clarity was q tall. heavy man
OF - years. living at No. 304 National
avenue. aud unmarried. He was ladder
man and assistant driver OF No. Z He
had been In the department FIVE years
and was known as fearless. sklllful
man and universally popular.
Hss Head Was Crushed.
DIR. Ben r. Brodie was called immedi-
ately. but the poor fellow was beyond
human aid His head was crushed into
a shapeiess mass. and his body badly
bruised. Coroner Beatcher, who had
been notified. arrived soon after the ac-
cident and ordered the body removed 10
Dick'a morVna 0na other luddarman
was slightly bruised, but was up and at
work five minutes aftervard. The de-
bris blocked car traffic for fifteen min
utes. but was soon removed to Mont
calm street. on both sides OF the ave-
nue.. where the damaged vehicles were
patched up. Bysfanders who saw the
accident, say neither side was TO blame.
Both driver and motorman were dong
ing their gongs. but the noise made by
both vehicles drowned each from hear
ing the other. The crash was heavy
one and the wonder is that more people
were not injured or killed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
OBJECTS OF THE A. p. A.
The society's Platform sent 90 the
Congressmen.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2-Many congress
men today received card FROM the
American Protective association. setting
forth It's objects as follows.
/. The American Protective aseocia-
ton is organized for the purpose OK
purifying politics. IL il non-sectarian
and non partisan organization composed
only of true American citizens without
regard 10 nationality.
. While we unite TO protect our
country and its free institutions, we at
tack no mans religion Sd long as be does
not attempt 10 make IL an element ia
political power.
3 Our aim is TO preserve aud main
tain the government Of the United
States and the principles az the declara-
tion OF Independence. as set forth by the
founders. against the encroachments OF
all foreign influences
4. We regard all rcligio political or
ganizations as the enemies Of civil aud
religious liberties
3. IL is. in our opinion. unsafe, and
unwise to appoint OF elect 10 civil or
military offices in this country men who
owe supreme allegiance TO any foreign
king. potentate or ecclesiastical power.
or who are sworn 10 obey such power
g. We are in favor Of maintaining one
general. uusectarian. free school system.
and viii oppose all attempts 10 sGpplant
IL by any sectarian institution. We are
opposed 10 the use Of public funds FOR
any eectarian purpose
I. We are IN favor OF changing our
immigration lave In such a manner
that they will protect our citizen la.
l,orers from fle influences ~ paurer and
criminal labor. which through the in
strumentality Of European propagandisi
societies. are rapidly supplanting our
free aud educated American citizens in
every line % industry: but We do not
oppose honest and educated immigrants
who come for the purpose % becoming
American citizens, aud a bo viii forewear
allegiance 20 all foreign potentaies and
powere-
). We are In favor % putting into
Office honest and true patriots. uho arc
qualified and who owe allegiance only 10
the stars and stripes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03


of TIE Ge1fy act ~ originally erscfe1
exccFf - 90 crlDina;< are sIlsE2noe1
The words -l1hoxere Ia the act a. con
strosd % mean skilled and unskiiicd
msnDzi lakorsxs. and the term ~Usr-
chsnr~ q oefned es &C mean Q pereoo
cnEseed Ia buying and selling mercbeD-
disc - ftxed P'acr 81 hosiae=s earrisd
90 nndsF his natae. II = pfosiosd thai
fhs cerfincste shall contAin the phcfo-
grsph Il the spplicsnt- toxetbef sitA
has n1ne. hscslFesldence ed oceopztsoe-
The house joint resolution ss - sFti-
cies Ia the woEid's Coinuahi&n expos
fion. ailos lng foreAga exhintors % seii
their goods At rebate of 20 pef cent q
Tie duiy. we're reported back b Mr.
M0rflll tom the finance committee With
sn amehament sinking al exuepl the
section permitting the Colnnbinn mu-
seut8 % accept any articles contributed
BY gifi or pufchase without paying cas-
toms duties The ioint resolution. -
amended. xas PASSED aud Conforence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

TorADo, Ohio. Nov. 2--Isaac Adel-
son. jew. whose home is in Detroit.
was asphyxiated a. the Hammer house In
this city last night by Gas. lie is be-
iieved to have Turned og the gas. but
doubtless inadvertently turned il on
again. Mr.. Addison had been soliciting
trade for his daughter in law, a dress
maker lie evidently had plenty OF
mnney. Zoe he last night gave one Of his
friends. A. j. Smith. saloon keeper.
sl35 for safe keeping.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
PRICE OF TWO LIVES.
Grand Trunk TO BE Sued for Battle
Creek Wreck.

PoKr HrRoS. Mich, Nov. 2-The first,
and probably two of the largest. suits
for damages against the Chicago &
Grand Trunk railroad on account 0f the
recent collision at Battle Greek are soon
70 be commenced. Yesterday afternoon
petitions were filed in the probate court
by w. b. Clark OF Szrnia. asking to be
appointed administrator OF the estates
Of Albert and Emily 4. Bradley. w. B.
Clark is brother OF Mrs. Bradley, and
the petitions aver. respectively. that the
only estates in st. Clair county OF the
above parties are the rights OF action
against the c. 4 q. L. railroad TO re-
cover $4,000 and $4,000 on account Of
the loss OF life OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley.
The petitioner also names the heirs at
law as their children left by the Brad
leys. as follows: Jean Bradley. AZ
years. and William b. Badley, aged &
Two damage suits, aggregating $500,
will therefore be started against the
railroad company. Owing to the spe-
cial statute In such cases the appoint
ment OF an administrator will not be
made for about sixty days. as the cases
involve a change OF jurisdiction. and the
petition is returnable 10 the dominion
consul. who resides in New York city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

senate Adopted House nm without
ANY Amendments

wssHlxoro~. Nov In the senate
today the house bii. to extend the time
for the exteueion ~ the Chinese exrlu-
SION act vas taken up and Mr.. DAVIS
addressed the senate. tie offered az
amendment for 70 enaciing the set q
June . lSsl. TO execute certain FfipflA.
tioos ~ the treaty u May = lss2 aud
cuatinoing snch at ia force fof ten
years longer. lie thought IL very M
fortunate 20 hripg up bsil = such im.
rortAnce az this tine hecseee II could
not result 10 free discussion 81 Ia fnii
deliberation.
Mr. GRAY. IN charge q the bill ap.
pealed for its psssage in vieu a tte
exigency nov upon ths eoyefrrent
Nr. squire Wifhirew hss ansfrfialanf -
AZ not "a endsngrf She passage q ne
bali Al the other anertimnnts eere
rejected. ard ths honse till Nss psssei
ustl.6sst snlenaneut Tfs rfovis3oss =
ths ti1 are 0Ain4uleu fsahne a. regis
ter uiihin six months shai i,e deyoried
~ unaef 10 former At. szcept fhaf the
e. a. rtnsebt - ehiie aifness - ~
loytd Al proceedings for ssoisficrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

They Fled Before They Got Away
With Amy Piunder.

CLEvELASp. Ohio. Nov. "A dozen
tramps boarded a special freight as 1t
left the Lake Shore yards last midnight.
They began to set the brakes. which re-
tarded the speed of the train. and when
TIE conductor and brakeman appeared
they were seized ard bound. The en-
gineer. comprehending the situation.
uncoupIed his engine. ran 10 switch
and back into the yards for hep. A
squad Of officers were loaded on the en-
cine and sent back to the train. On
their approach the tramps fled. Several
cars filed with valuable merchandise
had been broken into. but the thieves
were unable to make away with their
rlunder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03


Cranks As~aulting Cleveland
WasH1NGTox. Nov. a-Ths crank cpl
dsmic which II sweeping over the eoun-
Try has resulted IN manY changes IN the
rules observed az the White house re-
gaFding the admission of visitors These
Precautions we're not taken AZ the In
stance of Ar. Cleveland As tar as ap-
pearanees 20. the president has no per-
sonal fear whatever. but since Carter
Hzrrisoa was shot down In his own
home IL has occurred 10 those directly
responsible FOR the safety % the presi-
dent that perhaps they were not doing
their full duty. The force Of watch.
men az the White house has there
fore been increased. and nov when
the president goes out ne isi
attended at a short distance by
a detective In citizens clothing. Every
stranger who visits the white house -
closely serntinized and no one - ad-
mitted 90 the president until bis bust
ness snd his character are known. With
the precautions taken i is well nigh
impossible that any harm should befall
tie chief magistrate 10 the executive
mansion. A white house usher vas
arked IL il would not be possible Tor
sc.me one 20 make an attempt TO assassi-
nate the president during one OF his re-
captions. The usher replied that any
one having such a design would md II
extremely difficult to reach Mr.. Cleve-
land There are always plenty Of officers
watching for cranks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Murderer OF Henry f.yverc Sentenced
TO jackson

ST. JOINS. Mich, Nov. 2-John ].
Lape. the man who murdered Henry
Lyvere near Ovid during quarrel on
the evening of August last. pleaded
guilty in the circuit court here yester-
day to murder in the second degree. and
was at once sentenced tn Imprisonment
for life at jackson, with hard labor.
This has released Mrs. Lyvere. who
has been held in jail as an accomplice,
as Lape exuncrated her from all blame
in the killing. Tho case looked black
against her. ss she conspired with tho
murderer to make the affair look like
suicide. but their stories varied so wide
~ that they were easily thrown into
confusion when separated. and confcs-
sions secured. Lape and the woman
claimed to be relatives although gossip
had 10 that they were paramours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

ws-Hasuror. Nos. The tof heafy
coodition - the Defroif IRE Eafids-
head and othef CRUISERS ~ their ciaas =
nov the sebiecf = csueiiernlie dlecns-
sion IN Washington TIE sstirnfe thtf
i vi tsks t1Dc o. - rsTsir the d<fecf
i. huueref. Regarded g. slreesisr. 11s
hrsvs eHns ne IN the toefs Vif .
fssiisbie - aruinr isrgcf crnff rlirn
frplaced - prns - s-natfr rsiilrrs. -
that ~ ~ loes A. ibs rgfsrruent 3
rot rs-ssk isfgs fEars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Bills su Paid and Balance of
g.. 500. 600 on Hand

Cfdcsuo. Nov. 2 Al worlds fair Oh
legations have been net. and there u a
cash balance on hand = E281.otl
Holders q stock amounting 90 e5o0o.
90. uho had looked upon even a snail
retufn % their MONEY as hopeless. viii
he paid 20 cenisun the dolisr Accord.
ing 20 official liguree the pam her q paid
admissions was n sG0 s6l. Over COO.
600 we're admiited on passes. Paris
beat ns on paid admissions ~ nearly
7yo00.u0. bat Paris - not IN Il vith us
IN fotsl rrepipte our fgure q sis.0k1.-
600 nearly doubling hffa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
Had No Cholcra Aboard.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2-The British
steamship Annie. from Po:i. which was
quarantined at Reedy island FOR a week.
arrived here last evening after hsv-
ing been thoroughly yfumigated. Captain
Rose denies that cholera ever existed
en board his ship. The report came
frcm Malta. where the ship put in with
attack OF fever. The doctor there re-
ported. through ignorance. the captain
claims. To the United States consul that
there we're two cases of cholera on board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

CAplLLAc. Mich. Nov ? A young
Swe,le by the name a Otto Olsen made
a desperate attempt 10 ctrnmit snicide
yesterday. Which will probably be sue
cee-sul tie cut a terrific gssh in his
throat with a razor. ard 10 make death
more certain also siashed his wrisis
He Iost large quantity n blpod before
medical sid could be obtained and there
il row but very htrie hope that he eiIl
survive. He wss = single nan about
q or - yesrs Old and had ben working
Tor Cunfmer A Dlgzins AZ one n their
lumber campa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Hsnptoe Hnxs. rsesntly sppoiated
lnIfed states conspl 10 Anos. China,
sbo sss - have sailed hsnes on The
Ossilc fhls sftsrroo1. receissd sn inti-
aatso1 last sssnIng ~ telsGrsrh that
1s had been removed from his ofrce by
PressieEt Cieveiaod on secourt 81 eeF-
tain charges which bad besn usde
against him. th> nature q which ths
cispatch FAILED % stats. Colonel H0ge.
CO be.ng intsrsiesed. expressed great
snrFriss AZ bis recall and announced
his inteation q psocee'fing 70 Washing.
ton a. oncs 10 Investigate the Gauss fof
his recail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

They We're lowed to Saginaw and
sold

BAY CTV. Mich. Nov. "A good
sized raft % logs was stolen few nights
ago frnm Hitchcock & Bailey's mill
and taken 10 Saginaw. where a
man named IA T. Smith. claiming to be
an agent % the ovpers. tried 10 dispose
az them. Several mill owners re-
fused to buy. but at last the fellow
persuaded n ID. Tyler. Who supposed
the man bons tifie sgent 10 make
small advance pay yment Tho Bay City
firm missed the logs end one % the
members vent to Saginaw and seized
them. The raft scaled 10000 feet. val
ped AZ sl5 per Thousand The Michi
gan Lumber company had cut 10000
feet. The police hefe think they know
uho the thief ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

DAsrc~. Ohio. Nev. IA comhina
ton has isst ceen effected her. wherphy
fAe (ieorse "a ff.erd Farer ems Vauy
and ne American Tablet xcsks earsolt
dafest their iofrr~@fs Five nils are
thus unifei and " times - arfirify
estI earlff nearly itf0 nsen The rev
celarany hse tsea ircorrfFatri ec er
M ls9< ai ilincia. slta a capital q
Fl. ftGo10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Ia S.LIx. III. Nov. 2-George Brown
% Peru in getting out OF the way of a
zest bound Rock Island freight train
rear Syricg Valley ihts morning. was
ground = pieces under the wheels %
toe east bound passenger tram. The
decreased was n prominent aDd prosper.
Gus buslre-s nan of Peru aud leaves a
vile and larra family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
Heavy wcixhs Bride.

FKrpEnIc. Mich. Nov. = Miss Mag
gle Morton. girl OF IA years. weighing
10 pounds. has become blusiling
bride. She 10 the youngest and al the
same time the largest bride who has
been led 90 the altar ia this part OF the
state for many day. The happy groom
was W. II. Wallace Of this place. His
wife exceeds his avoirdupois by about
ll2 pounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

PARxER, Pa. Nov. 2--Fire started in
Clinton Elders billiard room az 1890
last night. burning down the billiard
room. postoflice. Mob.ey's furnishing
store. Wilkins 4 Fullerton's millinery
store. Cohen's building. Mrs Ella Bor-
lands photograph gallery. the Western
Union telegraph Office. Lewis restaurant.
Mrs. Pontius' building. Blairs station
cry store aod Clark Wilson's variety
store. The loss Is estimated at $4,000;
insurance light
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
CAN SHARE PROFITS
No Law Furnishing Contractors Con-
spring to O,crcharge for Work.

ISpIASArorIs, Nov. In decision
of the supreme court totiay IN n case ap-
pcaled from Eigo county. u is held that
there is no law IN Indiana 10 punish
contractors who conspire to charge more
than xofk - worth and agree Ia divide
the profits. thus preventing competition
in bidding for work. The city of
Terre Haute ordered the couatruc-
tion of sewer. and five con.
tractors submitted bids for the work.
the lowest bid being sl50o0 The city
charged that the Bad vas submitted IN
pursuance of conspiracy whereby the
firm making the lowest bad pas to di
vide 5000 among the other contractors
in consideraiicn ~ their bidding IN ex-
Gees % sisnn The lower couIt sus
tanned a motion 20 dismiss the indict-
unent. and the decision wss affirmed 10
tlay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
DEMOCRATS AT LoGGERHEADs
Virginia May BE Captured by Popu-
lists I'm Coming Election

RlcHnoSD. Va. Nov. . Old politi-
clans here concede that the fight this
fall is between the democrats and popD-
lists only. with the advantage in favor
Of the latter The only state issue in
volved IL the repeal OF the Anderson
Mccormick election Law. and 90 do this
the republicans are supporting the
populists Governor. lieutenant Cover.
nor. attorney general. one-haH Of the
state senate and the entire house of
delegates are 10 be chosen. The legisia.
ture will elect the remainder OF the state
officers. the five judges OF the court Of
appeals. aud United States senator 90
succeed the late senator Barbour. The
democrats are rent by internal diesen-
sions. and utterly without enthusiasm
in the campaign. The leaders are try
ing to divide the republicans. to get the
negro vote, OF, failing in that. 10 induce
the negroes 10 stay al home. The demo
crat majority last year vas $1,000. but
experienced members OF the party say
the populists have absorbed this margin.
30 that il is an even thing in the coming
election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

csle.ao. S@s. 2 Ata csucos q ~
publican nifernesn tbs sftcrnoon
f3etrxe T. Ssfff dtfeetei " B. Aaiilcn
fof the nomination r. succ+ed fhs late
Mayor fissIison. The republicans have
corfrod = fhe cnuscii and fEis ncfHB
~ earissitHf . 81 e.crtfssn.
TBs talk - candidates Tor mayor q,
az cot ths term berun - en- Msypf
Harrienn. vas conffed today a. titl
George DAVIS Aiaerman Se5ff sisd
Mad4sn fcr ths Fepuliiesns and Caris4
a. Hsrrse,n. Jf. GesrrsrNmsn MeCzhn
sr6 I.Awyei Jnd6 for TIE dsnocfxts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

DErRoir. Mich Nov. 2-Gottlieb
Sfutzke. . shosnzker. afose N 5 o'clock
this morning and fired revolver bullet
into the center Il he forehead. killing
himself instantly. Stgtxke had been On
q spree. and this il ssssgned a. the only
known reason for the suicide. lie leaves
widow AID six children. three boys
aud three girls. Coroncr Brown viii
hold an lnoueSt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Foar wAYNE. Ind. Nov. AT 8
o'clock this morning the family % Aug
ust Feustel found him lying on tho floor
Of his room in pool OF blood with a
shot gun between bis legs. His head.
from the lower iaS mp. was blown com-
pistely away aad portion os the skull
ras lying against the wall. siy feet away.
The cDioncr vii hold al inquest to.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

CafRo. H.. nov The enrineors
frcmen and yard switcbmen q the Pig
-Four railroad vent on strike At Z
o'clock this afternoon because n an or
der received last night that = heavy cut
would he made IN wages o. take effect
yesterday About fifty men are in.
volvel ani all tralfc IA suspended