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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-08

Observaciones msteorol6gicas etectuadas
aver en- L. Jefatura de Obras Pdbicas.- Ma
xima barometrica, 1928. - Mlnima idem,
2S'8O.--Minima idem la idem, 2O'40-Maxima
idem al sol, $780, Humeda1 relativa, SO.-
Aqua caida O'25 milimetros
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Ia casa AvaGss EIi,.Iia. :. ;!:..'... !: ::

Els sin disputa ninguna Ia meior clase Ia dnica
donde haan "a classes de desde $2 hasta 40y
cochones de 10 tamaos colchoneas desde ell preco m&
m6dico de seda bordada Gran surdo
para coser difeentes classes sistemas
rantiza la reularidad de las mismas Atlas novedadeA
tegidos de seda, lana, satenes chacone baas ETC.,
etc. para vesdos de sehoras aes ala marner para nno
casimres diagonaes cos chVoe para cabaeros Es sim
duda Ia unica donde haan los arculos de mas
gsto donde haan las camisetas Crespe de Sant6
as pals Constante surdo generos de punto
lana. .
Acreditada casa en- fantasias. S0-9
4
lQuiere Vd. fumar buenos cigarrillos Pues
solicite los de Ia marca Ss6oney en- Ell almacsn de
los sefiores A. Fguerea y C.a-Son extra sups-
riores y los hay de las vitolas "Coronas de mo-
da" "Cebollitas de brsa", Bouquet de algod6n'
hebra "Corrientes "Corrientes de breA "
Bouquet pectorales ~. la mar . Son los ci.
garrillos de mods en- Puerto-Rico. =
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Banco EspafoI de Puerto-Riea

EN- LIOUIDACION

Por acuerdo del Conseo de Goberno, fechs de aver.
desde se de los corentes quedar8 alberto A sqo del
sexto diydendo de benecios Ell provisional cores
pondiente al primer semestre del aho cdrso Los seo
de necesaras ell cobro ustcando On fsrma
caracter 10 hagan los que en- repre-
sentacion ajena Horas de despacho 10 de
de 1271 81 de Ia tarde.-Puerto- Julio de
1893.-E Sub Gobernador.-loa6 II Lacz - @
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Orden de Ia plaza.-Dia del corriente-Je.
fe de dla, tenisnte coronel del battalion Cazado.
res de la Patria d. Pablo .Mazarredo. Vista
de Hospital, Ter. captain del battalion de artille
ria. Paseo de convalecientes, un sargento del
battalion do artiller1a.
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|Dep6sito de futos deEPais
Il. sWOEi9aN ~ CN.--Ca.2Es 10.

PRECIOS DE VENTA PARA MANANA
Leche de Vaca de de la mafana & 10 della mo- -
cne cuartlno $0.0A
Carbon vegetal taega 40 kos, esaci6n rs
el deposito.
Cafe Hacienda 400 gramos. mos.................... 85
Idem tostado grano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i'd. 50
ldem molido Marca MI To i'd. d...-............. so
Azucar Mascabado i'd. ........................ O6L
Idem central de "a aid....................... OK
Manteca pura del pals cuartillo ............. 80
Hello klo.. .............. &2k
Queso fresco del pals.
Amidon de yuca los 400 gramos. .............. 6k
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Un amigo nos supllca decr que son verdade.
ramente insoportables las frasss 1ndecentes que &
diario pronuncia por la Gale de Tetuan un indivi
duo apodado Polito, ciencia paciencia de la
pollcia. Varios sefiores de los que habitan en- Ia
de quejarse al Jefe de Policla, 81 los guardias
que prestan sus servicios enla Gale repetida no
impiden eaas otras desvergIenzas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-07-08

EY Recordamos nnestros agentes y co.
rresponsales de Ia Isla, que estan debidamente
autorizados para trasmitir por TELEGRAPH La
CoRRKsPoNDENoIA, por cuenta de la' enapresa que
Ia edita cualquier suceso de importancia que ocu-
tra On sus localidades respectivas. 6-1
DE 70 LADo Al. PARAIso. para ma
nana: Gran caldo Gallego, Carnero al horno, Re
gut de ternera, Arroz con calamares Ternera &
Ia francesa Lech6n asado, Calamares al natural,
Patas de cerdo rebosadas, Camarones al natural,
Pescado al gratell, Idem la vinagreta, Bacalao
especial en- serenata Por Ia tarde habr4 arroz
con polio. EE-Se admiten abonados precios
convencionales y m&s baratos que on ningdn otro
establecimiento
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Aver SO despacharon del puerto de esta Ca
pital, 10 goleta inglesa Sarah Alice, con car
ga de azdcar y 81 bergantin espahol "Beatriz ,
para Mallorca con carga general.
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Han sldo sutorizados por el Gobierno Gene.
raj D. Ramon q. Quixano y,D" Castora Carnero
respectivamente para abrir una escuela particular
en- .! barrlo de Cisnaga en- Camuy y en- el pueblo
da ARaaco
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Segsn kilograms qRe hemos recibido 81 va
por M. e. Vslloverde saldrk esta noche de Mays
glez CON rumbo esta Capital.
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La goleta inglesa Sarah A5sce cargo en- 81
puerto de esta Capital para Boston, 100 sacos y
IS bocoyes azdcar pesando 76.l5l kilos. 81
bergantin espahol Bsatrss para Palma dc Mallor
ca. go sacos barriles 5.548 kilos cafe; 200 So.
COS, SOL barriles 80 bocoyes, e7.S28 kllos azd
car: 3.546 cueros de res CON 3O.768 kilos, l8 ba
rifles sebo varios bu los metales vieios, frutas
aguardiente, tabaco 81 Dorado etc.
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~ Ha fallecido On Bayam6n hoy medic
-l-dia Ia sefiora dona Ana Romeu, esposa de
nuestro respectable amigo don Candido Co
bian y madre politica de don Ramon y don
Manuel Vald6s todos los que envlamos nuestra
mas usntida expression de eondo olsncla.
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Sc hIDOtecQ o Nende passts pns snss de- e11e: Ho-

venta Glen cuerdas de erreno Ia pare ncadas
cafe patanos guineos tres minutes de Ia pobac6n.
Este aho aunque nca de cafe mayor parts
va cosecharan de trenta quintaes. Sc hi
poteca por mil quinientos pesos pagando el edro
por ciento mensual. Informant Naranjito.-RAFAEL
WALES. 10-6
CONsEJO LAS MADRES-M Jarabe Calmants do
Ia senora Wnsow deberS sempre cuando los noa
padecen de Ia denci6n. Proportions avio Immediate A
pequeno paciente; produce un sueno tranquo natura
avando todo dolor el sngelito rsueo feiz.
rs muy agradable paadar Ayia al Pequenuelo aban-
meor remedio conocido arreas ocasonada pOE
IL dentici6n otra causa
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Figuraban en- 81 Hospital lMilitar durante sl
mes de Junio pr6ximo pasado como enfermos:
Lcenciados por indtiles, l. Orden Pdblico,
!; Pobres de solemnidad, 81; Presos de la CGrcel,
8; Presos del Presidio III Particulares por cuen.
ia propia, l O6ciales, L; O6cialesR del Ej6rcito
de Cuba l; Indivfduos de la Guardia Civil, %;
Idem del Battalion de Cadiz 26; Idem del idsm
de Colon, So; Idem del idem de Artillerfa, AZ;
Idem del idem de Caballerla, l. Il.
El Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General se ha
servido nombrar & don Salom6n Dones estimado
amigo Duestro, maestro dc la oscuela de Ponce
que sc halla vacante. "e-.e.< ri. .-~@@s-
Aver ingresaron en- Ia carcel de esta Capital
Ignaeio Estrada, Marcelino Vazquez Justo Ma
rifa Aulet, de Cayey; Jose Mojica Ramirez, de
Gao; Ildefonso Ceballos de Rio grande, Manuel
Rodriguez; y salieron por la ruts Jose Rivera
Olivsros, Juan Rodriguez Rivera, Pedro Nolasco
Delgado Juan Diaz de Ia Cruz.
El dia por Ia noche htbo un conato de i'm.
cendio en- la casa de don Faustino Cintr6n del
pueblo de Yabucoa 81 q, gracias la Intervention
de la antoridad, Guardia Civil y Voluntarios,
pudo sofocarse q tempo. n
Segsn telegrama qRe hemos recibido 81 va.
| por NJ C. VSllaverde saldrz esta noche de Maya
gaez con rumbo esta Capital.
Hemos recibido nueve cartas de Ia Isla, de
personas importantes de otros tantos pueblos,
alabando la Ultima Circular del senior Goberna.
dor, aclarando la publicada ell del pasado refe.
rente & incendios y fabricas urbanss, y encargan.
donos felicitemos 4 nuestra digna primera auto.
ridad encargo que hemos cumpiido con gusto.
Por 81 vapor Rhenansa que debera estar aqui
ma6ana, SO esnera 4 IL Srta. Herminia Meltz,
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O. nvfnxxvsInvx, varias hsbitaciones en lol
OC eAS4NI1NH altos de Ia casa n6merc
LOG calle de Ia Luna, en- Ia cual informar&n. Ga
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El ola 4 por Ia noche hhbo un conat'
cendio en- la casa de don Faustino Gin
pueblo de Yabucoa 81 q. gracias la inte,
de IL antoridad, Guardia Civil y Volu
pudo sofocarse tempo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
LEAGUE OF THE REDS
Anarchist Combinations Have
Hcasycombed All Europe.
BARCELONA WANTS REVENGE
Was . PART OF the GENERAL F'sot ef
Anarchists who Are Rni.d by
Cenfrai Body

Pans. Nov. IA Spanish police
officer has arrive here ca a special mis-
SION connected with the recent dyna-
mite bomb outrage at barcelona BE
has already had several important con
ferences with the project OF police and
with the director of the detective de-
pariment, who have ordered that French
anarchists SUSPECTED OF being connected
with the anarchists os Spain are to be
carefully watched and that in some cases
their houses are 10 be- searched. Sew
erai arrests Of French anarchists. sus-
pected of completely In the Barcelona
theatre explosion. are expected, and IL is
believed that tho Investigation will re-
suit in disclosures showing that the
anarchists u Europe are acting in COZ
cert. and that all recent dynamite out
RACES and conspiracies have been care.
fully planned by a central committee,
whose headquarters is not known.
IL will be remembered that the Aus
trian police. when the plot 70 blow up
the British house 10 parliament was dis
covered. made similar statement, aud
professcd to be able to prove bayond a
doubt thd; the Austrian anarchists were
IN constant communication with the an
archists of England aud other parts Of
Europe. and that the English and other
European anarchists were. IA turn. in
communication with the anarchists of
Chicago. Important documents which
prove this connection are now. according
to statements made by the Austrian au-
thorities, 10 the possession OF the police
OF Vienna.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

cesry's Iheates and Aidine Hotel
DESTROYED.

Fosf WAYxE. Ind. NOV. ia--At 1855
this morning yells of FIRE fire gave
tie drst ictlnation that Geary theater
"a on tre. Within a red OF the thea.
ter is the Gazette composing room, and
AZ the hour mentioned eompositors
90 that paper were startled 10
see flames burst from the rear OF
Gearys theater. The alarm had already
been sounded. but before the tiremen
could arrive the heavens we're lighted
up by the deep red namss. which were
leaping upward with terrible force. In
1--WE minutes the rear ofthe building was
ablaze from the floor 10 the roof and the
flanes had reached across the alley and
ignitec the furniture store of Z. ii. Mil
ler and HaiteFsley's plumbing establish
ment. \ little later the Aldine hotel
was in nameS
m-Aldine hotel entirely destroyed,
loss. s.J5.OO,l, insured Tor $1,000
GeaFys loss will DC from $4,000 TO
$1,000. with but little insurance. Tne
are Is still raging.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING.
Mrs. Fulton Arrested for Getting Pos.
session Of Her Stepdaughtcr.

CoLUxBus, Ohio. Nov IL. The extra
dition csse against Mrs. Margaretta Full
ton. heard by the governor Saturday.
brought out a story of more than ordin-
AIRY interest Mrs. Fulton is an Ironton
lady and has been indicted in New York
city for kidnapping. The child she is
charged with kidnapping is Leslie. the To-
year. old daughter OF the late Walter
McCune. a prominent lawyer OF Iron
ton. His wife had left him on account
Of his drunkenness and at his death in
1886. he left Leslie in charge Of his
mother, under the guardianship of q. +.
Dean of Ironton. At this time Mrs.
McCune had gone on the stage ia New
York. She returned 10 Ironton in 1887
and got possession OF her daughter
while at Sunday school It was
charged that she uEed chloroform
10 prevent the child making an outcry
In the hack. It was her ambition 10 ed
ucate Leslie for the stage. In 1855 the
relatives 81 McCune recovered the girl
on the strength of the Ohio guardian.
ship Five years have passed and now
the mother IL attempting to secure re
venge by having Mrs. Fulton. McCune's .
sister, convicted of kidnapping. The girl
has developed into a beautiful woman.
She prefers 10 remain with her father .
relatives. who claim they would have no
difficulty Ia showing that the mother s
bohemian life rendered her unit TO
have charge of the girl After the child
had been brought to Ironton Mrs. Nc
Cune indulged in some public abuse ~
Judge Dean. and Inwitiingiy pot so.
co IN his pocket. that being the amount
he received from the Cincinnati Gazette
for publishing her rcmarks The gov
ernor has taken the case under advise
mant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
coLrrDED IN FOG.
steamer smith Sank 10y the Arthur
Orr

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Ar
thur Orr collided with and sunk the
steamer Thomas II. Smith OFF Racine at
$50 O'Clock this morning. The Smiths
crew Of twelve men were rescued with
out loss 81 lie and were all brought
here on the Orr, arriving at ii o'clock
today. The Smith was bound from
Chicago to Menominee 10 load lumber.
and the Orr was coming from Mllwau.
kee to Chicago The Smith left here
last night about dark There was no
fog here at the time, but after running
few hours the steamer encountered IL
and continued at half speed on her
course to the northward. When the Oar
left Milwaukee the fog shut out every
thing. but Captain Montague headed his
boat up the lake and ran along carefully.
remaining on watch himself Nothing
was encountered or even seen until the
lights Of the Smith we're sighted not
over three hundred feet ahead. In
stantly two bells. or the collision signal.
rang in the euginer room, and the engines
were reversed full speed. The Orr con-
tinued TO forge ahead, however and boy
the time she reached the Smith that
boat was full broadside her bow. The
Orr struck the Smith little aft OF the
fore hatch and cut into her about three
feet and she at once began 10 sink. Cap
tain Olson had presence Of mind enough
TO get the hfeboat launched
and the twelve succeeded in
getting into il without mishap.
Without loss of time Captain Montague
also had lifeboat lowered from the
Orr, and II went out to find how seri-
ously the then unknown steamer had
been damaged Guided by the Orr's
lights the survivors from the Smith sue
cceded in reaching that steamer without
encountering the lifeboat sent out by
| Captain Montague and were ell taken on
board. At 4::S0 this morning. or an hour
after the collision, her stern suddenly
settled. Her bow shot into the air for
thirty feet and she disappeared from
view. The lost steamer was owned by
Lcathem x Smith, the Green Bay lum-
| bermen. and was worth $4,000. She
was built at Manitowoc an 1881 and had
net tonnage Of 19s. 1t is not thought
that che Was insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

Illinois Central Tr&ss Hssd Up Near
Cairo

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The north-bound
Illinois Central train. No. =. commonly
known A. the 1T Louie aud Chicago es
press. due IN this city sf a. this after
noon. as held OF By q trio ~ heavily
armed snd cioseiy masked robbers Ht
Mayfieid Creek tressle. about two and
one halt miles north of Mayfield June.
ton. Kentucky shortly after 3 o'clock
this naofning No shots were tired
and no one suffered violence Ek-
press Messenger AcNel was eoolly
ordered 90 open his car and
the robbers helped themselves to two
packages. one containing s31sO. ad
dressed TO J. r. Titus. Chicago. and the
other bag containing a considerable
sum OF money. in transfer from the
Memphis 90 the Chicago office of the
Illinois Central railroad.
Train No. - consisting of a Chicago
sleeper. another for ST. Louis via Du
9uosn. three day coaches and a combiD.
alton express and baggage car. reached
Bardweil. Kentucky. shortly alter 3
o'clock. ia charge OF Conductor Shearin
aud Engineer X A. Clarke. As the
train pulled out Of the station three
men climbed over the tank and surprised
the engineer aud fireman by suddenly
leyeling shotguns and reyolvers al their
heads
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
TWO MEN SHOT DEAD
Masked Burglar Murdered a
Mother and Daughter,
WHO is QUICKLY SHOT BYAB BOY
Amer the Triple Tragedy the son
Notified the Antholrities--1he
Rebbcr Was idcusinaA-

BiFnrsoHAs. Ala. Nov il-A special
from Riserton. Alabama. says that early
this morning an nnknosn man with a
mask across his face entered the house
os Mrs Davis who was reputed 10 have
considerable money In the house. The
woman struggled with the robber. and
he shot her through the heart killing
her instantly. Her daughter ran 10 her
assistance and was also shot aud killed.
The man was in the act of robblng the
house when Mrs. Davis tG year-old son
returned home. He saw the dead bod
les OF his mother aud sister lying on the
floor and the murderer ransacking a
trunk. The son fired three bullets NJ
him, each OF which took effect. death
ensuing almost instantly. The son left
the three bodies where they fell and no
titled the authorities. The robber is un
known in the vicinity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
ARMS FOR PEIxoro.
Consignment From France Cleared at
the Custom House.

Nrw YORK. Nov 1.-The Brazilian
government has purchased large
quantity OF arms IN France and these
arms arrived here today on the steam
ship la Tourine. The consignment
comprises nearly 800 cases OF guns 10
the Hotchkiss Arms company. Une OF
the officials OF this company applied to-
day al the custom house for an imme-
diate permit ito transfer the guns to
the II Cid.' the steamship purchased
for the Brazilian government by Flint
4 Go. and which IL DOW being fitted up as
a dynamite cruiser. The permit was at
first refused. but after satisfactory
proof had been submitted 10 the collec-
tor that the arms were for the Brazil
ian government and not for Melio. tho
depaud was complied with. The guns
will De transferred 10 tho III Cid tomor-
row and IL Is said that by the time they
are put on board u her. her armament
Will be completed and che will be ready
~ sail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

rived fron East fsvss last night on his
Nay 70 Point Aux harqaes whsfs he wlll
i,ok after the bodies of the sicssns Ia
an irtsfsis~ he ssid be refused 10 an
swsr only the bosseniczi questions put
90 him b the lurymen a. the coroner's
inquest. and the eoroner has full state
teent from him q the disaster. Captain
Hun says the life boats we're not over
loaded They had eighteen inches out
sf water and each ooaid have carried .
dozen more usen- He u certain the life
boat with tsenty -four nea capsized by
foullng an oar His boat narrowly
escaped . similar fate IN The same way.
the sea being quite rough. Tie says il a
steamer had rBn the ia tsfed boat down.
the outcries of the men would have
beea heard on the steamer. The last
time he called out 70 the men In the
other boat was Esif an hour after leas-
ing the steamer. and receiving no reply
he concluded that they had changed
their course aad were headingfor Grind
stone CITY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
Michigan Pensions

Original TIillery Roberts. Deertield;
William NJ Fisher. Carlisle Increase =
Nehemiah Harris, Vassar; William Her
rick, Tecumseh; Isaac Watkins Reed
Cny; james \. Dediemae. Chelsea. Re
issue Adam G.. Youngman. deceased.
Three Rivers; Charles o. Reynolds, de-
ceased. jackson; Randall Y. Case. Par
tello: David L. Wilson. lonia; George III.
Kilbern. deceased. Bear Lake. Reissue
and increase--John Krause. Benton
Harbor. Original. widows, etc.--Bar-
bara Charlotte Hartman. Sebewaing;
Madeline 5. Reynolds. jackson; Adaline
ID. kilbern. Pear Lake; minor Of Albert
X Address Hartwelvllle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

taryis cfica He ssnt men % stop
hestse. and they reported that be PAID
DO etfsntlon 70 the orders the goFeFnoa
became deinruained. tie snnt foE bherlf<
Csihsrf she told him that he would
snake no arrest exceps unaer .
trial justices xsrrani. The gosernor.
accompanied by the attorney general
snd the oonsl4blss and csptsin Allen u
The peostsntisry guard then vent "a
Heetze. sko was selling beer. and told
him he must stop The gosernes finElis
retired. lsssing Arefse In possession
Later the gossrnes mustered isres
poo>s aud ssnt for guards 10 the peni-
tsptiary. lie toid-them % Get their guns
aud shoot II necessary. The constable.
lar, marched Ia fxo< 10 Nestses sland.
bnt were thresiened sith death ty
Meeizs. and be eontinaed 20 ed beer
tili his stock gave out Aeetze is the
man who killed : trial iosflce IN this
city several years ago. snd he ls &C
counted dead shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
sTABBED WITH A POCKET KNIFE
Mrs Marshall Murdered Mrs. keiiey
in n Quarrel

TERRE HAUrE. Ind. Nov. lL-Mrs
Alice y. Marshall stabbed and killed
Mrs- Eva Kelley during quarrel this
evening. After the knife thrust. the
mur6eress went in search 81 justice to
get an arrest warrant for the Kelley
woman. not knowing she had killed her.
The police arrested Mrs Marshall
shortly after the deed was committed.
She claimed ignorance Of the crime until
arrested The weapon used IN the as
sault was a small pocket knife. The
murder is the result of family feud.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

LorIsvrILE. Nov. ll.--At . o'clock
this morning eight despersdoes rode
into Mfddleiown. kentucky, presumably
for the pBrpose OF robbing the bank at
that place. They began firing at every
one on the streets The citizens soon
collected and returned the fire. In the
battle that followed three of the dee
peradoes were shot. but not fatally, and
were carried OF by their companions.
The party disappeared IN the direction
of Mouut Sterling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
TwENry-oNE PERSONS KILLED.
Chemist shop Wrecked by Expiod-
ing Ether.

WARSAW. Nov. H. "A dispatch from
Brest Litovsk. town of Russian Poland,
reports an accident today that resulted
in the loss Of many lives. A terrific ex-
plosion occurred In the shop OF chem
ist. and the building in which the shop
was located was completely shattered.
as were also the adjacent houses. Each
OF the buildings contained several fam-
lies. Twenty one persons were killed
outright and many others injured. Tho
explosion is supposed to have been
caused by fire reaching the ether in the
chemists shop. considerable quantity
of it having been stored on the prem
ieRa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12
srRSEp AT rHE Dock.
Noshinx Remains of the Bsr<e lowell
But Her Hull

ST. CtaR. Mich. Nov IL. The steam.
barge Lowell a Detroit teok FIRE at
Sehliukerts coal drsk last night She
nas cut adsift before sss,ssance could
he rendered and burned 10 the waters
eslre TIE ire starfed ia tie engine
room. IL Nas rith The greatest diH
euity that The sdlacent shipping was
aarsd The crew had = nsFrow escape
from death. the femsic cook receiving
frishffal burns The Lowell ese 4
hargs - saaae tno tons. II Nas valued
AZ hef#een fn0fo saa tnoco The
host ~ae very oi,i AM vac sos insured
William gssrsii - l~an.lns-y - The
rTner The huii = ths laNsH hss s5ncs
Ieifiei ssa.fe tro r1#Fs ators Marins
f.tts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-12

LOUISVILLE. Hy.. Nov. ll.-Evans. the
negro fiend. has been found guilty at
Bardstown and his punishment fixed at
death by the jury. The mob was salts
fed and Immediately dispersed. The
feeling against Evans is very bitter. and
may lead 10 a race war here. The
negroes threaten 10 hurn. the town and
the whites 10 lynch Evans. The whites
declare In spite Of the sentence OF Evans
that they will not allow him 10 be taken
back 10 Louisville.