davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

haiku palliy sic ognie W ich
to blasku walczyli Konzowie
z Paunisaml O smierG o
zycle. Okrzyki woenne, ktore
Tartatana ocucily, ustaiy
niebawem; odtad slyszano
tylko uderzenla strasznych
tomahawkow, spada]acych z
gluchem stukiem ma gfowy
niepr1yiacielskie, lex umiera-
iacvch i krzyk bolesny ran
nych. Co zylo i by}o zdrowe,
walczylo z niema zacietoscia,
nieomal z rozpacza, BIO kazdy
z Mich wiedziai, re nieprzyja-
ciel ME znal nj laski nj Ii
tosci. Hugon, przebudzony
teize chwili przez lndyanlna,
ME %poimowal Z razu, CO INA
cyl niezwykly halas i szczek
broni. Przejrzawszy sic jednak
lepiej i pouczony przez In
dyanina, zadrzal z przerazenla.
Tartakan, stojacy nierucho-
mie Z twarza ku do]inle
skierowana jakby z kruszczu
ulany, nagle podskoczy},
wlasnie w chwili, kiedy dzi-
XII okrzyk radosny i ode}os
rnuszli morskich uzywanych
zamiast trab dolecia}y az do
mlejsca, z ktorego nasi dwal
znajomi przygladali sic Smier.
telnym zapasom wrogich sob'e
szczep6w. Halas niewyrazny
powtarza} sic rosl / poteznia1,
az w koncu dor6wna} sic ry-
kowi dzikich zwierzat. Wtedy
Indyanina porwai iakis sal;
to sic W piersi zaclsnieteml
piesciami, to sic rani} ostre-
mi paznogciaml, i by}by Sic
bic swym ostrym nozem ME
hyonie przebil, gdyby Hugon
ME byl W o%statniej chwili
przyskoczy} i ME by} zatrzy'
mai jego reki, W ktorej po-
blyskiwalo straszne narzedzle
mysliwskie.
Czlowieku coz zamyslasz
uczynic! - zawolal nan HUI
gon %powaznieb sciskajac les q
cKe silniej reke, ktor2 larta'
! kan usilowal %wyrwa6.
P6jde do mych braci!
odrzekl Konza z dzikiem
spoirzeniem: = Paunis wy
szedl zwyciezko Z waikiki
Konzowie padli pod closaml
lego tomahawka, a Tartakan
ME byl przytem. Puszczaj
mnie, bladolicy czlowiekn,
ia polacze sic z mimi!
To m6wiac, wytezy} po'
nownie silly, ably uwolnic swa
) reke, ale daremnie. Hugon
ME tYlko rekl ME puscl}, ale
jednym zamahem wyrwai mu
jesz cze n6z i rzucil 60 precz,
d taxa SLID. " ulh"'l )oo'
nyH z pobliskich phi.
4 Bee duszny cz}owieku,
TO taka twoja odwaga? =
zawolal ma szalelacego lndya-
nina.-Czy ma to przys}uchl:
wales sic z TAXA uwag2
takiem zajeciem naszej mos;
dlitwie Iub kiedy ojciec moi
pouczal, ably sobie z tchorzo:
silva zycie odbierat? Czy sic
ME obawiasz gniewu Bozego?
Czy tobie ME wstyd samo.
boistwa?
Tartakan spuscil glove W
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-07

Zbleaco. Tute;sza a p k g ku-
pi}a ma subhascie owdowia}a PAM
Wanda K1odzlnska.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Thrive Vcssels Feared Co Have Foun.
dcrs,d in the Gale.

Thrive Vcssels Feared ca Have Foun.
dcsvd im the Gale.
CHICAGO. April D.-It 10 feared the
worst remains To he learned regarding
last nights storm on the lakes. The
big steamer A. NJ. Wright and its tow.
the schooner K b. Hayes, are missing.
as is also the schooner Kate r.. Howard
Great fears are entertained that these
vessels foundered in the gale. The
Wright. with the schooners r. l.. Dan
forth and X Il. Hayes in tow. steamed
out of the harbor at q O'Clock last even
ing. bound for the lower lakes with
grain. Little headway was made and
as the storm increased in violence the
steamer was brought To a standstill.
About midnight the towline from the
Hayes To the Danforth parted. The
Danforth Was driven on the beach at
after the crew had i<,en rescued 10y the
tug Protection II went 10 pieces. Since
the Danforth left the Wright and the
Hayes no tidings of these boats has been
received. The captain of the Danforth
says that the vessels had been giving
distress whistles for an hour when the
line parted. and he does not believe
they can have survived the storm. Each
Of the missing boats hal crew of
about ten men. The Kate r. Howard is
supposed to have been somew here be-
tween this city and Racine when the
storm broke. and her non appearance Is
causing considerable anxiety.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
SHELTER OR ASYLUM.
Secretary Gr~ham's Peculiar Espla-
nation ofthc Chilean Refugee Case.

WAsni>GToN. April ~. Senior Don
AnIhal Cruz. charge daiiaires of the
Chilean legation. was one 81 the earliest
callers al the state department today.
lie held in his hands newspaper dis
patch announcing that Blcndot Holly
and Colonel Fcuntcs. the alleged Balma
ccdisis 10 whom Minister Egan bad
offered shelter at the American legation
and whose surrender had been demand
ci hy the Chilean authorities. had made
their escape from the lcCation. that
Fu.n'.a had been captured 10y the
Chilean guards stationed IN the neigh.
borhood of the United States legation
hut that Holly Was still u, large.
Senior Cruz hal "A long inicryIcv with
Assistant Secretary Adee ON this
matter
Sccrctory Gresham. who has hereto
fore absolutely declined g. gave oui an,
information in regard tn tins Chilean
refugee case. subsequently announced
that AZ I =. m. he would give u stat"
meni in the press NJ : T. NJ. reporters
we're m waiting aud Mr. I.andis. Judge
Gr,shani's private secretary. handed
them IN riiing this communication.
y charge eas psndIng versus uen'es
ahi tsrtN Tor NtiiHtlttA AUF HthFifilsai
laws - chile. and Minister Egau was
instructed hy S'ru'sry Gresham That
h. would cease shcii.ring them
This vas all the information vouch
safed Nothing wss sand a. q when th"
instructions were cent % Minister Lgsn
a. cease sholiering the refugees nr - 90
whether thcy escale,l before or after Nj
Egan received ihuse Instructions oF with
oF without bis supposed connivsnce.
Tho oniN information derivatle from
thlscommunicaiedIa Iaragr aPh not ALREADY
in possession - the pBhhe ls nfs''or e
infsrencc only There is wade iifer
ence recognized ~ international isvs
befNe ecu admitting - sylum sn'i
Simply sfTording shelter.
A.y hin - such = refuCe - prac
iicaiiy removes the yrTaon - lari-,rs,i
frum tie operations = the isres q ihe
country snd Ilasfs him unf'et tie Tfe
iettt,7r ~ 30. fac - TIE ountft shieid
irr ban, shelter tas q sigsitiCsnce
fsr 80 important and lcsvcs ihee" o.
hur ~ a accorded sw"nat,le - The
laws = fhe rouUffF trrHa fhf snfiiing
- DO sfieial c,faH3fu 10 fciifinr - TIE ses
refarv q state = - evident That ~ n -
,sh.fer sad - ssFium which Mn
isfe' fa.r Fst~ the r'fpgeas. aHi as
tbs sers charged sIth vsoishng TIE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
UNPRECEDENTED FALL OF SNOW.
Thirty Inches Fell Within - Hours
and the Damage u Enormous.

ST. PAuI. April 20.-The greatest fall
~ snow IN "a given number ~ hours In
the history 81 the signal service fell in
Minnesota. beginning at . o'clock last
night and ending al o'clock this even
ing. In the twenty three hours there
was fall ~ thirty inches at ST Cloud.
twenty six inches at Sleepy Eye and six
teen inches nj -. Paul. Great Northern
trains due here from the north are from
nine Ia fifteen hours late. a train on
the Omaha is stalled near Slayton. with
no chance 10 get out until the storm
abatcs. The snow is very wet and IL II
disappears in the next forty eight hours.
az seems almost certain. the flood which
will result will he q such proportions
that the damage viii be incslculshle.
The Crow river ai Buffalo is ovcrfiowing
it's hanks tonight and many bridges are in
danger The Red Lake river at Red Lake
Falls. Cr"okrton and Fisher has already
flooded hundreds IL acres II farm lands
10 such depth that il will not te POS
sible Ia seed IN. The Great Northern
bridge at Red Lake Falls has gone outs
and three or four others are expected to
GO out before daylight tomorrow morn
ing Tonight's reports from Ndfth Da
ko,a say the lo~e ~ stock by freezing is
appallingly large 4 farmer named New
bold living ten miles north of James
town. lost fifty head IL horsee and cattle.
Another farmer near Npsilanti lost a
large number hy freezing and drowning
Tins kind - stock lo~ses Was never h.
fore known IN that region.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
FotETtt> ND.
Terrible Disaster m the Milwaukee
tr,b.

NuT,rkFF Wis April " Fourteen
workmen io-t their iiy-s today m the
fierce storm which isshcd lalse Michi-
csn They we're employed in the con
-rrurtior = 'hr new Nstervorss IN AXE
turrel teinC ~ngsxei m hric KING up
-nsdt in the rut 500 feet from the
-bnre Tho hurrican- swept away the
fral strurture Nhich had hseu built
upnn the TIP = tho cut 90 shelter the
men. snd dashed them iuto The sscthing
lake through ne bermc efForts . the
hfe saving crew James Miller sas save,l
tfe - the oniy one = the tiftcon work
u,.r sa1 s~sare,i with his lie he =
lrirs 80 the Emergency p ~yital too
NeaS to 'sil his awful story The sork
Waa in charge - ~hsiler & >chnigisn
che sgo contractors WIS So loss viil -
slout So 80 Wors uror ,h@ tunnel
siil - ieisyed Pc -"F4ra. nsonfhs
fsr-ihle rale has teen raging siur@
yesterday morning ts-t night the
sgeiIirg incresse,,. sr.it t1sari N o'clock
tho ssa heesnr So f'Ira.as shat The she'd
lugt eu fhe crib fegar 20 t--n,lsie.
-Tsvs-,i - oriusk the t.rihor~ surport
,-c t., hnilse gave ~ and tts YIansa
fs.ftr .s sa-n asbore A. e.r.osk fh =
rrr 4 fae .asr rst'er an t1r sf..i feii
frf tte tou = ere efh rarirg fhe
ua-r q. fhs mercy - ths sava-
ktf e.a~s captain Pefers'n = ia
LIE sarirz rev arrived at Gee water
vrrss ih. sss rurnf0E hfgH.
Waves ffffer snd twenty fe~t high
e-re washing rFer the piers art tn~
crIh Sc saii Nss impossible to
reach me -rth wfh - ifelra' y
sag erud 20 rtral~n.i thern ri Ighf 10
z~o,s hs.te aiming Tha ~fsrke q a.
ss.srr.i art ffe ise1eretas tup tegua
r.. tfz cleared fre hsrtcr hut sss
80 rsi tr ffrrr x. "a she couu eot
e.. rfroiied n fre -sa eE So. " hen
the nrws thar tHe ra rnuit nCt -
reached ri a. sn9 0Gn"ra ~ fhe water
v-rrsa great as i'errenf ErrVsflet ksi
sf.,rs n f-., ~ -@alnx .urn rriunfeer.fi
81 afifn.pt fhe frp v "asf cun5d -
as-srr.l fheye Sss 'e t'.3' o. % had
however as sffeo' - O. reach thc crip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
ENDED ~ A ROW.
Tho Nicaragua Canal Company Meet
ing Was Very Warm.

Nrw York. April ~ There was an
exciting time today AT the meeting ~
the Stockholders u the Nicaragua Canal
company. about twenty gentlemen
were present. George {. Knight opened
the meeting with an attack upon PresI
dent Miller and the management - the
company IN general iIe announced
that beside the Englishmen he
represented he also had large
tmeri an interests hchind him.
lie proposed Smith +. Weed as sue
cessor to MIR Miller. The latter. he lie
clsred. would be peculiarly acceptable
90 his parties. because - the peculiarly
happy connections Mr. Weed had With
the present administration at Washing
ton. Mr. Knight read the scheme for an
entirely nev canal company to t'c organ
ised ~ and under English and American
charters which would complete the
canal BY the plan ~ this company
10th the British and american cnv,rn
ments would have the JOINT use fpr
naval PURPOSES ~ the canal M Weed
~ the CONCLUSION q Mr. Knights
speech. protested against tho us" - HE
name IN the movement he sad Mr.
Knights statement IN reference ~ Ito
company AMI iis management were all
untrue. Tie protested IN the name 4
VI Cleveland against tho base impuis
tlon that IL needed mar ~ tn presl
d~rts political faith so present the cana
matter n the administration. he com
piImented Mr. Miller and ciosef -
saving that tho american pcopi" would
never permit the fhglfsh gorernWsnt q
have j0inf interest IN the Nicaragua
canal When Mr. Wecd hal finished
hs- sTeech he left the meeting room.
cioeeiv followed by VI Crsigen. rhn
va about The only s'oc khoi'isr present.
This sndesi the meeting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

- the late republican administration
He charges Railrosd Commissioner
Mitchell with seceptinx . bs'ie 1t si5..
GO from r. l. Martin, pr~sadent d the
Terminal Railway company II kans~s
City. fos rendering q decision IN favor II
that company Secretary Ostosn ssys he
has the sworn Aflidsvit of the man Who
made the deal between Martin aud Mitch
ell and that Mitchell psid 81 800 down
and the balance when the decision wss
made. Obo,n says he has had detect
i've working up tho evidence against
Mitchell for more than q mouth. and
has absolute proof that the money WAS
paid. The reason the go between has he
trxye.i Mitchell. the secretary at state
says. xas the latter's failure Ia live up "a
his agreement and divide the money
equally. Mitcheli's excuse TOR not di-
viding. il is alleged. was that he was
compelled To pay ex Governor Anthony
and T. X Green. the two republican
commissioners. $1,000 bcforethey would
decide ia favor of the terminal company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
FORTY KILLED
And Two Hundred
Injured.
Bodies Carr led Miles
by the Wind.
Towns Wiped or the
Earth.
Two Counties Totally
Ruined.
Miraculous Escape Of
IL Babe.
Miraculous Escape Of
Il Babe.
Wednesday Nights Cyclone
In >,i.sippi Left Grim
Death and DeV asta.
ton Behind 1t.

MrEIDAN Miss. April ~ Clarke and
JaspcF counties Il this State suffered
f-nm cyclone !as, night at o'clock
Inoge deadly 20 human life and u the
d~-,ructloa q property than the one II
three weeks ago. II followed almost in
ths tracks Il - predecessor. over forty
pecslcs wcrr kiii,.d and nearly so raoro
ur Jess INJURED These i.ures may b.
incr-a-.d ahcn all q the stricken dis
t',cta are heard from. The destruction
" property Will amount % hundreds u
thousands - dollars Entire neighbor-
hoods nave b~rn literally swept Of the
face - the earth The tyclonc's path was
through a vast pine forest broken
here and there by fsrm. Huge trees
were uproptrd AMI carried for the dis
tanc~ - a mile.
Near the town 81 Pachuta lived tn.
faGuis of William Parton. consisting Il
himself wisc and three children. Their
ts.ii-s. except that 10 the younges; child.
Ner~ picked up over milc away.
maagied and entirely nude. Their brains
had been dashed out The child had "A
miraculous e-cape. and 10 Was found a
hat mile from its home this morning un-
injured. William lsher lived near the
station with his mother wife and five
children. They were blown away and
sesrching parties have been organized.
bat none Il their bodies have been re-
covered
riis-- of ps~olafson
\ child % sim Nc(,owan Was found
deal ln a tree top nile from It's home.
Four negro"s on the Aldridge p:anta-
tsou xerr killed outright. aud family
- nsgToe-. numbering nine. perished.
On. of the children VAS found two
miles from where it was playing when
yicked up hy the deadly Wind.
The killed in Clark county are Mrs
Ar,irpigr. Mrs Sumril. a child q Will
ian fond,r ard SIX negroes.
The country is streVn for miles with
debris. anil s.oug the pathway - the
cyclone are found At. kinds % household
goodS. dead cattle aud poultry. The
picture - indcsc rlhahiy pitcous one
happy homes swept away and dashed to
piryes A. II ,hey we're cookie shells
children crying for their parents and
fathers AMI mothers searching among
the huge piles n debris .or missing
ones such - the ~CrU~ The telegraph
wires we're snapped "a twain "a though
they were pip~-'"rns. and the poles
lifted up and carried through the coun
trs a, frlshifu velocity.
The whole country - iu mourning
Tho ministers aud Physicjsns are At
work kvery mes-ea-cr from remoio
districts coming iu brings ~orrowing
ts'ss nf suffering aui death. The wind
- stid h,gn tois, and ~ zach cloud has
Al pe.rei The people NlfIf Ink fright
sl.ed hudjle t,g~iher srd pray.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
ATTACKED the srOCkADE-


KSoxvILLE, Tenn. April D.-A spe
cial from Tracy City says that forty five
armed miners attacked the stocksdcs al
Tracy City at 3 o'clock this morning.
Bob Irwin. miner. Was killed. and
Matthew Parsons and another. whose
name is unknown. were wounded.
Guard Walden was fatally shot. and
Deputy Warden Shriver wounded IN the
head. but not seriously. The miners
were repulsed. as the officials expected
the attack.
This evening a dispatch from Tracy
City says the situation is unchanged
since morning. Genera! File arrived
with 100 soldiers and four pieces Of artil-
lery. The conyicts will be put TO work
in the mines on the arrival of the sol
diers at the mines. No further trouble
is apprehended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Wisconsin and Northern Michigan
Swept ", . storm

MiLw.rkYr. VIA. April 20. Tho
worst blizzard = the s<asJn. ard by far
the most severe st this time ~ tho year.
- raging throughout Wisconsin and
northern Michigan tonight 40 ke
nr.sha Wisconsin. the wind hse, III the
rate a seventy rye miles an hour
sixty feet - the steel rs.f - the North
western Wire Mattress company we're
hiown s~sy Docks we're undermined
and carried OFT intn TIE hsrbor ana
t.ssts a ali ei~ecrirts.ps swept ashore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Wc~' superior Tics, up by = fsIl of
tho Beautiful

Wrsr SUPERIOR. Wis. April 70 4
heavy northeast wind has prevailed here
for almost forty eight hours This
morning early IL began showing and the
storm has continued all day by noon
the electric street cars had been taken
ofY. n heing impossible b. get through
the driftcd snow. Trains on all rnads
are delayed The Great Northern Tsas
senger train. due AZ f.ta al 2 O'Clock
vac reported snovhund twenty miles
dom the road I,ess SHOW - falling a.
night. lui the wind shows no sign -
aLnfnnlfnf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
tt.II THIRTY FEET.
Fatal Plunge or Two Passenger
Coaches tp6 q Brulge.

AsaI.~p. ny April a0.-An Ohio
river shuttle train running backwards
from Huntington ~ keuovs. West NIr
uinia. was derailed on the tueive pole
'rOs'le near Ccresio hy the swinging
rirr rupe from derrick boom along
siie a. . O'Clock this morning. and two
,.uaches suntsining about thirty pass"n
rrr- plugged a distance - thirty feet 20
The creek ted
The KILLED are.
James McCrsry. Huntington. West
Virginia. conductor.
The inIured
n y Bowen. Wayne West Virginia.
fatally injured
& ! Ovn~. Wavne.
4 n Burkes Huntington.
e T.. Boyant. Fsrkersburg. West Nir
ginia. dangerously hurt
o. r., ant. ParkersturC injuries dan
gerous
! &. Chapman. Chapmansvlile. West
Virginia fatally hurt.
Nr-hur ing.r. slightly hurt
Fioyi DYER Cove Gap. West Nirgi MA.
uay he
Gaiibrisith. Vincent. Ohio. perhaps
fatally
Nra georgia Henslsy. Cers'o West
Nirgina may dIs
? Humphrey. Huntington fatally
Harvey Mafthess Dnnloe. West VIZ
gInis fatally
S.lc,nou Perry pinlo~ fatally
y Pratt. i'unloe. fatally
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

BRADDocK. Pa. April 3n.--An explo-
sion of metal AT the furnace OF tho Car.
negie plant late last night seriously
burned Jack Green. Michael Flaherty
and Thomas Day. Flaherty was burned
the worst and cannot recover. As tho
metal started to run into the sand il ex-
ploied. Flaherty was almost covered
by the metal. He is "A years Of age and
single. The entire contents of the fur
mace. about eighty or ninety tons. poured
out Of the tap hole and ran into the
sand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Northern Minnesota In the Grasp or .
SnOWstOrm.

DULrTH. April %. One Of the worst
snow storms OF the season has been rag
ing here all day. A heavy wind has
also prevailed for the past two days.
which causes the snow 10 drift badly.
The street car lines have been kept oyen
only by the greatest efforts. Trains ON
the various lines centering here have
been but little delayed today. but ar tho
storm continues tonight general block
ade is looked for.
Deer River on the Duluth 4 Winni-
peg road reports snow fall 81 fourteen
inches. Tonight trains are arriving
from ope Ia four hours late. The North
ern Pacific west bound train is reported
stalled in a snowdrift near Motley.
Mimi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
In a IScCciyer's Hands.

BIRMINGnAM. Ala. April D.-The Lady
Ensley Coal. Iron * Railway company
has been placed in the hands OF ~
cciver ON the petition ot unsecured cred
itors. W. X. Salisbury 81 Birmingham
was appointed receiver The property
consists 81 Horse Creek coal mines. sew.
eral hundred coke ovens at Jasper. the
Ensley furnace at Sheffield. iron ore
mines at Russellville and Il 900 acres of
unlmprovcd lands in Franklin county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Will Settle Grievances.

OMAHA. April 20 A conference was
held this evening between the Union
Pacific officials and the executive board
representing the striking employees. at
which it was decided 10 hold "A meeting
tomorrow for the purpose II adjusting
tho existing grievances. An agreeme mt.
il is confidently predicted. will be
reached. a. both sides will make con
cc,ssions. General Manager Dickinson
will receive the COMMITTEES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
INDIAN rvoublc~ Gadcsi.

W,sitlyGroN. ApfIl ~ General Scho
feld today received telegram from
Captain Guihrie. st Aniiers Indian
Feruiory. ~rsting that the troubles Nth
the Indians l. st-ut ende-i TIE Isycke
rnen and the Jones party are negotiating
for reaep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
True Bills Against Eclw inc.

ATLANTA. Ga. April 10 The grand
Jury today found the third true hill
against Lewis Redwinc dcfaulting cash
ier of the Gate City National bank
This bill charges him with -mte1zling
$500 on February IL. and with cmbcz
zling $1,000 on subsequent dates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

CHrnco. April 10 Betibs Eioci the
sisrer. tolay brought suii f1r 500
,gsinst Manager David Hender~"n q
the american EvtrsvsgsrFs company
far alleged hrearh - contract
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
Received an Immense Judgment.

CHIc,co. April -. Judge Baker to-
day rendered judgment for ssi3,.sS7
against the United States Rolling Stock
company in favor ~ David Comfort.
William Brandner. Charles r. Crows.
John NJ Douglas. Harry X Paxton.
Charles Richardson and Charles NJ
Eo.les
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

MoBILE, Ala, April D.--Bruce 4 Oil
grrs, rfoTriresss o-6~-shipyara. have
under construction two bargcs for the
government and have been working
their men nine hours day. They have
been arrested for violating the eight
hour law and waived examination.
TWiay they notified the men that re
duction would be made 10 comply with
the law. The men refused the rate. and
as a cons qucnce sixty five carpenters
went on "A strike
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municipal laws. Mr.. Exsn wss ordered
u cease shsltering thea.


WASHINGTON. April 9.-No report has
yet isen received from the oomm,s
slooef. Biount. "a the Has aisAn islands
cf his sctiou Ia ordering the United
States marines on duty st Honolulu 90
return 30 the Boston. and ordering do~n
the United States fisg from over the
government buildings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Drs MofSFs. April II The snowfall
IT, northern Iowa has been heavy aud
trains on the Illinois Central arc snow
bound. The weather has tecn severe
a ! over the state. and The south part
where frui, buds were well started @eri
Gus damage ~ reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

SoNFRsFT. Pa. April ~ Late ycster
day afternoon the coal mine al Milford
station cavcd IN. instantly killing ceorse
Vinkey anil severely inIuring his helper.
George Miller. \ large stone struck
Ninkcy On tho breast. He WAS = years
id and unmarried
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

GHEcsso. A,rH - 4 herse blizzard
- raciug n cenfrzl ard northern iiiirsnas
tnf AT and the temperature 70 falling
raridis Dsnes. - tiN frui' and yirte,
hest crnfrs - ir@vitsl,le and n - feared
thss vili t. totally destroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

S.L1vs Kan. ArTil - ipsu .isn~
surihifss negre she committed NOR
iesaus Assault rn SsnfsFi Shout the
a,orrios Fss taken fron ttc shsrif this
afternoon ard tyuche~i ~ uob.