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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Large Crowds of Thcsn Gather "a
Sweets Hotel.

AZ swests hotel The buzEing q The
bees. while pitched co hlEhef key
because of The pfesence - The Great
Hive q Lady MacCsi'ees va noDs TIE
les earnest ~ animated than 81 The
Morton. Infissd. the rustic ~ fhfir
dresses ns II mingled Rifh the measured
ffead of the officers - the unlfosu rsnk.
which - also located a. tilla Loeteify.
the nuiterinx 81 bright rillbons The
flashing - gold hcirckei uuifDrfus
made = most inspirifing efsens. ca TIE
register xna fbund the following nam-d
officers u The Oreat Hive ~ Lady Mac
cahees.
Greet pest comrsndes. Nay y Hur.
riuRt0n. Iseee. greet inoy cfiHnlardef,
I.eslla L. i5ickcs. nae.nap, great fes,ofd
keeper. Ada l. johnson Nafinae, greet
fnnnce lxs<pes, Neffis Cathlarf. Nurke-
es,r. great nesiical eEafnIfsef. Df. ~ ~.
Daaforth. roff huren; great chsplnin.
Mr. Hni'sfsF. Detroit. great p,istrers
"a arms. Nfttie - fsoen. Howell. great
sarxeant. Mary ~ I,svis, Port Huron;
rrenf eeofiDel. Mari NsbsE. ~aaines
gfrst rifkrt Clsrs WHiinfns Bas Ciig.
tithrr l..aay Nsccsi1ers rbo bed fetis.
fered meres !. renr eimnonA kar-
aasffe: Mrs ~ q Nofesc. t,suif ste
Marie. ~ Elna Woriien nn3 Nrs I'm
rnn Fi1rnn. odpn. Mrs. EFpsn Jbo1.psgn.
Esckfefd, Ffnnons Il Haeef Saginaw
Mrn Burns 81 dtseIh, tdfiis
I)ufeief. Akfrn, Aisbie Sfeas. F~nri-
ssfa } Haskira f.sfeiis DcisBas. hfs
Il 1afian. Msk Cslnerfue I'izhe. Hr.
learrie knost Nv. Eartbs 4 Hottss.
ftnt CIfr, fDr. funfr IL Cnrk. Ma
(,hsrlss koss f,etr1ii. Nafrtfas Epues
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Two more noted Sioux Indians have
ioir,.d the village on Midway Piaisance.
They are Cottonvoci chief of the Cut
Head Sioux. and Red Horse. a Ysnkton
ssiogx. each of whom brought with him
a large collection q scslps. the trophies
~ hla prowess ia hattie.
The Roston Fueileers. that Old mill.
tsry society. wiil pafaie through the ex.
position today IN the antique uniforms
wcrn hy the memberp and afterward
take part IN the shoe aud leather trade
ceiehfatIou.
Judge nrentano has i~~ued an iniune.
fion restraining the worlds fair officials
frotn shutting 90 the electric lirht. N
tho panorama - the Berness Aip- on
Midray Piai=a8ce
silver day at the fair feii hat. The
mse,stinx that wsa - have be~n . grand
rslly fsilesl utleriy q its parpoee. ana
TIE speakers addressed a vast sstanne
q vacant srsf. yesterday.
No pre~s pses~s piil be hereafter il
sne,i exr-pt - tefsons sdloslR~d q -
entitled therete ~ The president q the
" ri.fs (oiunhiau espostioo
ganis Nsssetlaf i}asez1 ias stai~nt
~ ti.e Trieefsity = Paws. near AEaa
ui.l sr@sn arrive IN chicago ~ hlsyele
FftY I've meai.ers - ths s,eisfY =
t1sa i.1alse~ts q france sere enter
,asaed 81 th~ esFs.~sEsee yesterday
Pad a,t'n.sssaus Il tie voflfs tar
yesterday hNnl0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
ASK FOR A RECEIVER
AIger Road Defsuited Payment
Of interest
The MORTGAGE foREclosEI
Farmers I.osa a Trust Company
begin Prooocdinxs Against the
Drtroif. Bsy Cty a AipenA-

DrrRofr. Mich. Sept. II. A motion
WAS made Ia the federal court this morn
ing for the appointment II = receiver for
the Detroit. Hay City i Alpena railroad
Mr.. Campbell read = statement from
Roswell q. Eolston. president of the
Farmers Loan 4 Trust company. frus-
tee under the m0rteage of the Detroit,
Bay City a Alpcna railroad. dated Jan.
uary /. lssri. and ased VI further as
surance or supplementary mortgage
dated June Z. 1851.
Mr. Rolston said that he had received
a sritten request on behalf of the hold
ers Of ei .600. 900 OF the funds outstaBd-
ing and secured by mortgage. setting
forth the fact that default had been
made in the payment of coupon interest
upon the bonus for a period of sixty
days and over and asking that tho
mortgage be foreciosed anu a receiver
appointed 10 sell the property. The
trust company asked for appointment OF
NJ. l.. sscudder OF Chicago as receiver.
The railway eompany's attorney in
sisted that II receiver WAS named ~
should be General Alger. president and
general manager OF the road. The mo
tion Was taken under adyisement.
The road which WAS originally a log
ging road Of narrow guage. sas few
years ago made standard guage
throughout and extended 80 as 90 reach
from Alger, a station on the Mackinaw
division Of the Michigan Central, 10 AL
pena. distance OF 100 miles. Ii also
has branch known as the Loon Lake
line. which Is .r5 miles long. Except for
little local traffic it has been cnieiiy
useful for hauling forest products.
which business has almost disappeared
lately. Gen. k~A. Alger is its president.
NJ. ). Smith vice president. and Truman
III. New berry. treasurer, all of Detroit.
The operating headquarters Of the road
is at last Tawas. The line is in Are
mac Ogemaw. Iosco; Altoona and Alpena
eounfiaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

The Faribault's plan OF education is
dead The catholics insisted on having
all catholics teachers In the parochial
building. where only two hat been pro
vided for. and the contract for the
building was cancelled.
The Kickapoo reservation in Indian
Territory and the Uneompaghree and
Uintah Ute reservations In Utah. each
embracing 100000 acres. and rich in
minerals. will soon be opened for settle
ment.
Twenty seven strikes in Pennsylvania.
including the one at Homestead. re-
suited in the losses TO employees OF el.-
Gg82 2s6 The Homestead loss alone Was
O.. 10000. besides $40. 30 for troops.
Lincoln ID. Wood. murderer OF ex-
Mayor Barney Higgins Of Somerset. In
the Danville court house In May last.
was pardoned by the governor OF Ken
lucky yesterday.
Charles Robinson Of New York. one
of the editors % the North American
Review. il said 20 be slated 10 succeed
Assistant Secretary Quincy in the state
department.
BENEFITS casino. SIX teaements and
the Hunters home relic of revolu-
tiouary days. have been burned in
brooklyn: loss. tlas.00O.
Commissioner King Of Liberia has
asked the United States 20 interfere in
the ercroachments u France in that
country.
At Springfield. Illinois. Zimmerman
made mile yesterday in 2:0l 35. beat
ing all previous records
Chinese by the hundreds are being
smurRled into New York As actors. art.
lets and students.
The baby al the White house has
been weighed and 1t tipped the scales at
9is pounds
Twenty three men are under arrest at
Elberton. Georgia. charged with coun-
terfeiting.
Annual meeting % United States
Brewers association opened Ia Chicago
yesferday.
Tniteu States man ~ war bennington
sailed from Southampton for Brest yes
tartlay.
A plague % red wasps prevails In
Cambrisigeshire. kngland.
Chicago vill aet 400 men 10 work TO
day cleaning streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12


A. will be held In Battle Creek from Oc-
tober - 70 October l5. Gen. Il A. Alger
and the Rev. d.. ID. ID. MacLaurin II
Detroit are among the speakers.
Phil Pellegrom has been arrested az
Grand Haven. charged with holding up
travelling man aud robblng him Of sew
eral boxes Of cigara
There hasn't been a case Of sickncss or
death AT Pennington all summer. and
the physician and undertaken have
moved out Of town.
The son of Georgia rebel brigadier
is spying around ins Ottawa county re-
porting ex-union soldiers for pension
suspensions.
Bath houses have been built az the
mineral springs at Paw Paw. and the
curative powers Of the waters are being
doomed.
Michigan is still the Badger state.
Two Of tho animals have been killed Ia
Rapid township. Kalkaska county. re-
Gently.
Fires this summer have damaged the
standing timber In Oscoda county 90
that it will have 10 be cut very soon TO
save H.
H. H. Kinds and John Akin OF Shelby
joined the army OF boomers who descend
ed upon the Cherokee strip yesterday.
A thief broke into the baptist church
at Bear Lake and stole the birthday box.
containing between a and g.
Nearly Is per cent of the osfs crop In
Gratiot and Midland coDnties has been
destrVSed by grasshoppers-
Fire has broken out again in what IL
known as Bear Swamp. in tho western
part Of Monroe county.
Lansing will issue $4,000 OF bridge
bonds. carrying > per cent interest, IN
denominations OF SO.
J.T. Hafford Of Milan has a 5-year-old
colt that stands l71z hands high and
weighs l.3l0 pounds
Dowagiac Union fair and Great South
err exposition will be held In Dowagiac
October 3. 4. 5 and q.
The bees around Waterford are dying
OF some mysterious disease. leaving their
hives full Of honey.
The shops OF tho Gale Manufacturing
company. AT Albion. started Monday,
working full time.
The Livcrsey farm near Adrian Is all
afirc. Muck has been burned 10 the
depth OF tcn feet.
Crosswell viii have an iron foundry
TO manufacture the new patent rcyolv-
ing wheel ploS.
Romeo bicycle races will be held Sep.
tember 10 and $500 has been hung up
in prizes
Crcameries throughout Ionia county
are shutting down on account of the
drought
Chicago people are already building
cottages on Spring lake FOR NEXT season.
A hand ~ Mormons held tent meet
ing near Girard Saturday and sunday.
The dates Tor the Chelsea fair have
been changed to October II. IL aud IL
Muskeson county is putting out q
10000 loan IN denominations ~ 60.
App NJ. Smith has sold the Ludington
Mail and gune into the Law business.
The Sanaria pickle factory has re-
ceived 5000 bushels u cacumbers
Plum crop In Ogemaw county viii be
below the average this year.
Rattle Creek wants al inspector of
weights and measures.
Dry rot Il affecting the tosnsios crop
in Hiilslale county.
7wehty Ionia sg,ortsmcn have formed
a shooting club.
shelby is shipping 500 baskets q
peaches daily.
big Rapids wahtp free mail delivery.
Frontier = to have = cresmey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Harrison Geer Filed Them With the
Pension Board

IONA. Mich. Sept. 1.-The prison
board was in session here today. with
Gov. Rich and the boards attorney.
Harrison Geer Of Port Huron. Charges
were preferred against Warden Parsell
as follows: Eugene Parsell has not
practiced rigid economy. that be has
employed too many keepers aud not
enough guards. has employed his wife
as matron and his sons wife as her as
sistant at too high wages, has paid his
son as keeper when he did not 90 the
work. has paid exhorhitant prices for
beef Has allowed too many conyicts 70
eat at officers tables. that be has paid
10 convicts 1850 overtime from Decem.
Der 1892 to July 1853 Warden Parsell
was given ten days to make answer to
the above.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
IxsuLrED GLADSTONE.
Episcopal Clergyman Refused q
Take Premier's Hand.

LoSDcS, Sept 1.-THE sensation Of
the day here is an attack made yester-
day upon Mr.. Gladstone by the Rev.
Frederic Davies. Mr.. Gladstone. 1t ap-
pears. attended divine services at the
episcopal church at Blairgowie. and the
sacred edifice, In honor OF the premier's
visit. was packed with people anxious to
see the great liberal leader. On previous
Sundays. il would seem. the church
mentioned has not been crowded with
worshipers-
The Rev Frederic Davies. who was 10
preach the sermon, publicly insulted
Mr.. Gladstone by refusing TO shake
hands with the venerable statesman be
fore the service. In addition, during
the sermon the clergyman vehemently
condemned the people present for. as he
claimed. coming to church for an un-
worthy motive-to worship creature
rather than the creator. The remarks
Of the Rev. Frederic Davies caused
much indignation among the majority
OF those present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Michigan D~y. and other Attractions
Are Aircady Booked

CsucAeo. sept IL Maryland and
Colorado viii have their day at the ex'
and Governor Waite. who threatened
Coiorado with ~blood up 10 the bride. :
will hold receptions IN their respective
state buildings IL viii also be shoe
aud leather trade day and exercises viii
b held in that building. Kansas ec,
gan its celebration today and viii con.
tinue for a week. Friday being fixed
upon for the formal ceremonies Mich.
igan will celebrate on Wednesday and
Thursday and Vermont. Mexico and
Costa Rica will have doings on Friday.
New Mexico and Texas have appro-
priatsd Saturday and divided IL with
the railroad men. who are arranging a
grand parade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
pII.r.Y DAILY SESSION.
House Held a yerv Brief One. But
Did Nothing

WAsusGrox. sept 1.-THE session Of
the house today VAS brief IL was ex-
pected that a report from the committee
on accounts. announcing the members
that were entitled 30 clerks. might lead
q some debate. bat owing 20 the alb
sence u Mr. Houk. the report was not
bought ia. MF. Murray attempted TO
get c0nsi ieration for joint resolution.
appropriating e-U00uo for tho relief of
the cycione sufferers IN the south. but
Mr.. GAgore II Texas objected. aud the
rssoluflon was referred The house at
12.fo p. N. adlouruesL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Three Sailors Washed Overheard and
Seven Others Missing.

NASSAU. \. p, Sept. 1.-THE Amer
lean bari; r. w. Stetson, which was
lowed INTO port on the I'd inst. leaking
and in bad condition generally. expert
cnced the severe cyclone on August %
- after having passed through two
storms previously. and was abandoned
and picked up. During the hurricane
three men were washed overheard and
lost while the deck cargo was being
thrown overheard. When the captain,
first mate and i've men LEFT the ship the
second mate and six men were left
aboard. and IL is presumed they were
washed overheard. The captain and
those in his boat reached Nassau in
safety. An investigation is being held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

ARKAssAs CrTr. Kan. Sept. li.-~TAe
long line % patient walters. some Of
whom had held their places for seventy
two hours. uttered long. loud cheer
when tue registration booths were
opened al O'Clock this morning. The
booth clerks during the forenoon dis
posed 81 about 10 applicants an hour.
increasing the number in the afternoon
TO 30 The accessions being fully 1000
an hour, they conld not be disposed 81
for six weeks Many have become die
couraged aud gone to Hunnewe,l. Cald.
well and Orlando.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

WsHusoroS. sept. With a view
81 having a. many war vessels az posi-
bic in ths harbor of Rio Janetro to pro
tect American interests there IN case q
serious trouble. the navy department at
nom totlay decided to orier the cruiser
Detroit now st the Norfolk navy yard.
% proceed tn that place a. quickly a.
possi0ie. instead of to Greytown. Nicar
sg1s. Neither The state nor navy de-
partusente Eas ~ receipt % any inform
alton up r. noon today of the revolution
Ia ErsziL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

While each business msn inisrsisse.i
speaks for hls oxD line % trade. tbs gen-
sral saal mins sp q The sstaatioa b. the
experts of the bassness loarnals fully
hacks up al thc Isolated reports indi.
eats. Speaking sdlto<isiiy brAistress's .
says.
The third succss~iss vse< - imprev.
ing 1nzncial co1ditions. fsllossd b. =
Stimulation q demand Tor staple srti-
cies ~ many polnts. has practically eat
isrsd the commercial and Industrial
oomEaunitiss that the change for the
better = the result q improsed eondl.
tions and that the mosemeut wili be
ooms continuoas Business failures
eontinnsd checked. this being the first
insiancs q small totals reported tso
weeds IN snccas<ion since the panic
brx1n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
WENT UP IN SMOKE
Pullman company's Lumber
Yards Wese Burned.
FIRE GOT BEYOND CONTROL
fanned by . stir Breeze tho
Flame. Dcvosrcd . Large
Part of the lard

cmesoo. Sept ia--Fire In the Pull
man eomrany's lumber yards la the
pretty suburb of Pullman spread 10 tho
hig car shops of the company at IL
O'Clock last night aud early this morn.
ing bad destroyed q large part of the
fine brick buildings The tire was be-
yond control and swept by strong
wind promised 10 level al the big saops
by daylight
The firc broke out between Tooth and
10th on Lake Calumet. Here are the
big lumber yards Of the company.
loo q. m.-~firc under control loss Of
edDO,oou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

NEw YoKx. Sept. 1.-THE statement
OF the visible supply afioat and in store
on Saturday. September 3. as compiled
by the New York produce exchange Ia
a. follows: Wheat. 56.li000O. decrease
7f2o0O, corn 5,6o7. 600. increase 10000;
oats 4.0s3.O00. increase 10000: rye 358.-
600, decrease COCO; barley $4,000. de
crease 1000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
fsf Political omces Parceied Out by
the President

WksHiScroS. Sept 1.-The senate
today conisrmed the following nomina-
tions Alexander Mcdonald Of Virginia.
minister resident and consul general TO
Persia; John Goods q Virginia. 20 be a
Chilean claims commissioner; collectors
II internal revenue. &. H. kodes. eighth
district Of kentueky; J. ID. Powers. sec
end district of Kentucky; Ben johnson.
fifth district u kenfueky;A- VI. Dascns.
sixth district Of kentucky.
J. &. Saunders. collector of customs
for the district q Puget Sound. Wash
ingt0n-
fostmasters-E. T. Hutchinson. az
I.akota. Nosth Dakota: Robert Gal
bEaith. Edmond Ok Also a number %
minor military nominations. including
the lasf class q West Point cadets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
His sknlI Mas Cru.he.i-

TEKoSsHA. Mich. Sept ia COLI.
tween two competitive horfemen re
suited in the death OF Arba Wilkinson
a farmer OF Clarendon. A wheel to his
suIky was torn off. throwing him 10 the
ground and against post. crushing has
skull. He survived the accident about
nine hours in an unconscious condition
lie left widow and seven children in
poor circumstances
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
IT STIRRED UP HILL
Bin to Find Out Stockholders Of
National Banks
SOME SENATORS OWN sTocs
nan - Am>sd ths ceary Is~ III.
sendlnx Time OF Hexi.sr2lloa
Ia<ro<fncet 81 Hoar.

WszHTsSFoz. sept fi--la the senate
IN. norning Stewart. Fepablican % Ne
seda, Submitted a resolution providing
f0F a eomnittss * i've senators 10 asrer-
tain and report whether any scnaior
was interested a. = stoekholier or
otherwise IN any national bank. Mr..
Hill opposed the resolution ia a strong
speech a. being unnecessary. nnpre-
cedenrod and gross rejection ea the
senate. The resolution went over until
tou.orrow. when il ~lA come up ia the
regular morning business
To Anaead Geary Ia~.
A bill amendatory 70 the Geary Law
xas introduced By Senator Hoar. IL
provides that the time for registration
u Chinese iAborcrs Ia the United States
shall b extendesi fcr three mouths
after the passage of the act now pro
posed
Ar Dolph presented remonstranes
against the Chinese exclusion act from
the Oregon Methodist conferences and
said the criticism ~ this act came from
persons unfamiliar vita "a. tie would.
however, have no objection 20 the ex-
ttLo son ~ TIE 49, ktt cAf : oaA tuArt
ceFtaia conditions
The bill fnr the repeal Of tae purchas-
leg clause II the Sherman silver law
49, taken up and Mr.. Pugn. member Of
the dnance committee. nade two and
. bali hour speech against IL. declaring
81 ths close that IL sas the determined
aod unaiteraois purpose II the oppo
nenis u repeal to oppose 10 until their
physical strength was exhausted and
ther power u speech gone
The remainder Of the session Was oc-
cupicd in a continuation OK Mr. 1eller's
speech against the bill lie did not
conclude bot said be wonsi take up an
other phase of the question on some
other day. not tomorros. At 500 D. m.
the senate adjourned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

oAxLAsp. Ill. Sept. ia warrant
was Issued today FOG the arrest ~ ffltz
ketchsm. who = charged with running
tea -year.old dznghtsf u Mrs. Einif
Hood. kefeham lives In the Cannan
neightorhood and has record ss hard
character. having killed = man st Kansas
City two yeafs ago with pocket knife.
The girl y expected % become mother
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12
AIsacians Rcconciled.

BERLIN. Sept. ll.-Emperor William
has written to Prince Won Hohenfohe-
Schillingfuerst. governor OF Alsace-
Lorraine: The cordiality Of my recep-
ton in Alsace- Lorraine proves that the
people are steadily becoming reconciled
To the union and are growing convinced
that il in indissoluble."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

SAreArrcK. Sept ll.--William n. Nc
Cormick. of Fennville. paid g. add costs
for failure 20 remove peach trees that
had been marked In his orchard 10y the
yellows commissioners 81 tfanEes town
ship. il being their frat action under the
new law. The commissioners 1T this
township have come eases on their hanJs
where il will ic necessary Tor them to
proceed 10 criminal action against SINH
iar nfsnders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

MyzfparH. Mich. sept IL Sof1e
mlscreante piled shsng.e tsoiis oa ths
ihnl 4 refe Marquette railroad track. .
mile teiox towb frosn appearances
they hac aiso tired q tear % the rails
Other PARTIES discovered then. sna tss
train uen wera noi.aed fiaience nay
he used II The men are caa9ht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

FLAr Rock. Mich. sept IL Fire
Saturday night at Il O'Clock destroyed
the blacksmith aud wagon shop of
Charles Sheridan. piib their contents
The shops were iocaiesi in toe vest end
~ town. IN the center q the factory dis
trict. The loss - $500. with no insur
ance A bucket brigade saved Burden .
boiler shop and carriage works. shove .
carriage repository aud Meslsr 4 Son .
lumber ward
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Cmcsoo. Sept. H.. n. v. 0annou u
Omaha. president 81 the irish National
League of America. says the circular
issued from New York iasi night, de
nouncing the home rule bill and Mr..
Gladstone as alike pernscious and signed
by the officers IL the Irish american
League of America. Was issued without
authority from him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

PRAGUE. Sept. 1.-THE young czechs
have become utterly reckless in their
nti-German agitation. For three days
they have threatened riot Their
leaders have made - many intemper-
ate and menacing speeches that yester-
day further young czechs meetings were
prohibited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

CHcAGo. Sept 1.-THE convention
% the National Association Of Post Of
ice clerks held its first session in the
federal building. today. -Four hundred
delegates were present The purpose IL
the present convention Is 10 secure legis-
lation for the betterment Of the clerks
condition and obtain the passage OF
some bill which will give them the same
advantages enjoyed by the carriers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

TorEKA. Kan. Sept 1.-The Hughes
court martial handed down a verdict Of
guilty this morning. Colonel Hughes
Is dishonorably discharged from the
military service Of the state. The yer.
dict OF guilty was based on the main
charge OF refusing 10 obey the Cover.
nor's orders To go to- representative hall
and eject the Douglass or Republican
house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

Nrw YoKK. sept Ii--Emma Gold
man. the anarchist. vas arFalgned IN
court q general sessions today. To the
three charges In the Indictment hold.
ing an illegal meeting. using inceniiary
language and inciting 30 n breach q the
peace she pleaded not gullty. Bail
xas fixed al 1900
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-12

w.sa1SsroS. sept II Another dis
patch from the United States minister
q Brazil. SIR Thompeon. was received
a. the state department. today. bat Il
contained nothing not known az The do
partmsnt except that -osnmerce and
business was suspended as a result of
lie declaration - martial law.