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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-02

The largest, newest ana cleanest
stock of carriages, buggies and phae :
tons and carts in the city at
r. p. SPARKS & Sons.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-02

To our lady friends: Is your
hair falling out? If it is, go TO
Dlsmuke and get bottle of "471l."
lie will guarantee TO stop it,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-02
WACO TtRE DEPARTMENT,
location Of Fire Alarm Boxes.

SUNhtiVN " FtTe NIufm hOLCa.
Fifth wsrd FIRE Station striker III
5 Corner pth aud Austin " I'm
ith y - fIIIr,
7 Central Fire station 1rIInI
west Emu FIRE station IltlI1II
~ Corner lfih anu W hshinston lii
IA 6th and Marlborough - I'm
is othsud Columbus - LINN
10 sth AMI Jackson - Linn
II tth and W ehster q" t-IIIIII
40 sth and Cleveland u-Iun
26 9TH hhu Speight u-IIuu
~ 9TH anu n ashington tttIIitu
S5 Royal Hotel 9th and Franklin - ui-irIII
S6 " oolen Mills 18th and Mary" III MN
- 81 corner 10th and Jefferson Iu-IIiIIII
All boxes Numbered above strikes thus;
BoI IS strikes and stops, then strikes III
uskins Box 10, then repeats four tines.
Box IS strikes ii and stops, then strikee II1II
uaking Box % aud so on
DIRECTIONS ron eIviNa ALARM
Keys viii be found In residences on Aoh cor
ler where bnXes are located Open Fire Alarm
Boxes and pull Hook down and let go Leave
Sey IN box.
Turn alarm In only for Ares. 1000 fine for
also alarms.
Slow tapping OF bells signify company
,slls
Second Friday IN each month each box 10
apped twice, testing boxes and circuit line
When alarm OF lire givel, the Fire Depart.
nent has the right Of way on all streets. All
vehicles must drive near the sidewalk and keep
away from she fire. $50 dine for running over
nose.
Report o, any osreiess driving going TO or
from Ares By the Fire Department will be
thankfully received by the Chief, As fast and
oarcless driving Ia strickiv forbidden.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-10-02
An Organ For Sale.

An excellent new organ-no second
hand affair. Call ct The News Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

WILSisoroS. Ohio. Nav IA cyclone
81 terrific proportions struck this beau
tIful city about J O'Clock this afternoon.
About noon threatening clouds began
10 gather IN the northwest. The city
hall. lately rcIncieled. is badly damaged.
The roof i blown on and the interior
soaked with wafer Every church in
town except the presbyterian was badly
wrecked The heavy bell on the Chris
tIan church WIS hiovn some distance
into the street. and the spira was blown
oil and crashed through the roof
and ceiling. Jonathan Hartman
and Caleb Hazar., were seri
ously hurt by falling tinbcrs and
William Bloom and several others were
slightly injured. The large book store
of Hi,debrant Il Hilliard WAS crushed
like an egc shell and the contents
drcnched with water. The business
houses ~ Campbell. lianmin Il Co. n.
&. Cartwright 4 Co. j. W. Sparks.
Benjamin Farquehsr. J.. =. Taylor. f.. r.
Marble aud many others were badly
wrecked. The dwelling houses 81 WV.
Collins. two le!onging To- {. ". Austin
and several others were demolished. and
numbers of others were unroofed and
otherwise damaged. The wind blew so
furiously that small sticks and straws
were found imbeddcd in the weather
boarding Of houses. The terrific rain
that followed the wind storm did much
damage and business men are working
all night Ia protect their property.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
HOT ROW FOR GROVE
His Tariff Reform Antagonizes
Democrat Senators.
WHO DEMAND PROTECTION
for Their Co0sai ne nts-- 4 scheme Has
Keen Figured Out so Csrcum-
vent the Oejectoss.

WASHINGTON. May Sin making a
fo:med. the Illustration hss become
aware that il will have 10 tight fire in
the rear. conducted by quite a number
II influential democrat senators and
representatives who have protection in
clsnations. To-Day il developed tha, Sen
ator Brice has expressed his opposition
"a the repeal Of the duty on tin plate
Free tin plate has been one II the card
nal features of the new democrat Gus
toms bill. but Mr.. Brice has number III
tin plate factories In his state which en-
JOY protection. The abolition of the
duty on tin plate means their destruc
ton. and consequent. the pruprietors Of
the new factories have appealed 10 Sen
aior Brice.
Similar pressure viii bc brought L.
bear upon Senator Voorhees,. the chair
man IL the finance committee in the
senate. There will be- violent opposition
IL the senate to the repeal II the sugar
bounty 10y the Louisiana senators. and
by the porulist democrat. Allen. ~ Ne
braska. Free iron ore will be opposed
b., the Tennessee senators. and free coal
by the Maryland and Virginia scna-
trrs.
To overcome this opposition il is un
derstood that the friends ~ the admin
istration will urge the novel expedient
oi passing the new tariff bill in caucus
before submitting il Ia the house. The
revenue reformers can readily control
the caucus. and after giving the meas
urc caucus Endorsement il is believed
the boilers will be whipped into line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Divers Condis ions Tend to Keep Back
the Business season.

Nrw YoEK. May 5.-H g. Dun 4 Co.'S
weekly review II trade SAYS: Had busl
ness in Wall street been unsourd or un.
healthy the collapse 81 prices during tho
past week might have caused panic.
Nearly all stocks fell. but the lndustrials
were most seriously depressed and
while the average decline in all stocks
vas about e. per share for the week.
Cordage fell forty three points. sugar
forty, and Manhattan twenty six. Sev-
eral failures occurred without general
disturbance. and the appointment 81 re-
csivers for the Cordage company was IN
some sense a relief. Other speculative
markets are on the whole rather stronger
than a week ago. and the business IL the
country. though by no means equal
Ia expectations. Is not a. yet
greatly disturbed by the con
di,ion of the money markets.
Gold still goes abroad. but the treasury
n as not lost materially in reserve during
the week. At nearly all points the
backward season and bad weather with
slow collections give cause OF complaint.
The iron trade shows no improvement.
There il pressure to sell from the west.
Southern No. = is sold at $50. Birm-
ingham and Bessemer has fallen at
sl340 at Pittsburg. and structural iron
IL slow. Sales of 1900 pounds lake
copper Ia American consumers at ii
cents are reported; tin and lead are
weak and coal duh. In the boot and
shoe there has rarely been such dullness.
although small orders continued Ia ev-
cred last years. Speculative mark is
have been rather strong. Oil has
dropped nearly nine cents per barrel
but cotton il unchanged. though the
sales have been heavy. Prices Il com
modities average 1 10 1t per cent lower
than a week ago. and the tendency is
downward a. monetary difficulties in
crease. The business failures occurring
throughout the country during the last
seven days az reported 10 X q. Dun &
Go. 10y telegraph number for the United
States I'D and for Canada -. or a total
- 2i3 a. compared with totals 81 .rss
las, week and 2o- the week previous To
the last. For the corresponding week
81 last year the figures were 2o, repre-
scntinZ l-s failures IN the United States
and twenty three in the Dominion u
Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Twrnty-Third Annual Meeting OF the
Secretaries AZ I<oui-vii!c.

LourSvrLLE. Ky. May D The twenty
third annual conference ~ the AssocIa-
ton u General Secretaries ~ the Young
Mems Christian association ~ the Uni
tel States and Canada opened here io
day. Among the prominent members
present were r ~ Birk Chicago: ID. A
Bulge Montreal. " H. Ball. Montreal.
\ VI Brpner. Chicago. r. u. Buckalcv
Pitisburg " \ Briebakrr. Peoria. I'LL
nois. q W. Copeland Winnipeg. Mani.
tnhs. 7 =. Day Englevool. Illinois
e T.. Fori ~ Louis. q. II. fotch. Gin.
cinnati. John Glover. New York. \ II.
Goobsl. Coviugion. kentucky. l. g.
Jenkins. Da,rnit. Noel IL Jacks.
Portland. Oregon. BARCLAY Meaier.
81 Louis. ". y Morrie. Red
ford. Virginia. - &. Morse.
Springfield. Massachusetts,. &. X. oter.
New York: - y Sinclair, Dayton. Ohio.
Daniel Sloan. Chicago, !. y, Schasd.
Chicsg9. . y Taylor. City - Mevico.
III " Nisel. Chicago. 81 \. Nsrhurton.
Nev York L Il Wishari. Chicago. =.
\. Vsit'ing New York
State Secretary Reseau presided this
afterrr1n After orgaut1a'ion snd IN
troslucfions thers we're Bitie rra,iilgs
~ a. Hal q Nev York art sketch
q the association hy ] g JenSins =
Detroit. Vas read Tonight There Nss a
public welcome meeting. addresses q
welroune being made by the mayor and
~, Rev Dr Powell and responded g. t.y
the president - ths. ss-. citation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
CONFERENCE POSTPONED.
International Monetary Delegates Will
Meet in November.

WASHINGTON. May 5.-The interna
tipnal monetary conference which ad
iourncd toreassemhlei in Brussels on May
~. will not reasscmhle on that date. \
general feeling was expressed 10y repre-
ssniatives 81 the leading powers that the
end 81 May WAS not a suitable time for
re- commencing the labors Of the confer
ence and as result 81 consultation
held between the president. Secretary
Gresham and some II the delegates o.
the United States today. it was de.
termined 10 cable the announcement
that the reassembling of the conference
would be postponed until some time
next November.
Governor McCreary. for years in the
city. and who as well as Senator Jones
of Nevada. will continue to serve upon
the commission. expresses much graiifi-
cation at the change 81 date. and believes
II will increase the prospect Of ac-
complishing some solid results by the
conference.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Insane Act of n Storrk ecIpcr In y Penn.
syivania Town.

H,zrrToS. Pa. MAY >. Five hun.
dred dollars reward Tor the apprehension
II the proprietor dead or alive. 1hia
vas the notice which Shep'on pcope
saw on the door - y " WsshbuIns
store "a they went to church last sun
cay morning Tho note was m Wash.
tmrn Handwriting Tie has Mt SINCE
f'~cn seen. tie was ~ 4 party on Ssiur
gay night in honor ~ his daughter. y 30
was about tn depart for Europe Iia
seemed IN yr.d spirits. Anevamination
= his papers showed that everything
vas m order m envrIope IN -" saf
cautslnod 800 checs sigusd hy hiF8
snd ma 10 cat tp the party finding hls
hndv iiiA cane sas picked up = short
4 dIstance from his store. Being a cripple
he could not walk far without the cane
ani there ess uo sign that any vehicle
leff ne vicinity - his store 80 Saturday
niChf ~ early sunday nlorling
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
CHIsISMAN Is MAD.
The Plucky Judge il Determined To
Catch His Buffers.

JACKSON. Miss. May Fifty men
armed with needle guns are still doing
guard duty at Brokhaven. All is quiet
there now. nothing having been seen Of
the mob since it was yesterday disperaed
10y Judge Chrisman and his posse.
No further trouble is anticipated.
though all kinds Of rumors Of
armed bodies forming in the country
with the intention Of attacking the Jail.
can still be heard. Governor Stone and
Adjutant General Henry returned from
Brookhaven on a late train last night.
They left the fifty needle guns and i.oo0
rounds of cartridges in the hands Of the
special guard of nifty. Judge Chrisman
says he will never Sest contest till all the
men who tried to intimidate the court
are arrested and tried.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
UOLOCRNPH WILLS GO.
An International Case Decided in
Canada YESTERDAYS.

QurBrc. MAY > Judgment was rer
dered Yesterday ou the appeal in the
famous case uf the will 20 the late
Senator James g. Ross - New York
and Quebec. involving an estate
- slo.on0n and the ques
tion ~ validity IN Canada ~ =
holngraIh will maio in tho state II New
York The will instructs th" testafoT 3
brother to apply one hall - the estate
a. public protestant charities IN Quehec
and Car.ukc AMI among poor relations.
ConcrrnirE z ihe validit, m Canada - a
holrCraph will made ~ Canadian In
the state - NcS lnfk. Chiet Justice
l.acosie decided fasorahly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
insurgents said tn pa,c SURRENDERED.

MsuRIn. MAY > II is announced
officially that the rest - the Cuhan IN
surrcnts have surrendered
The Havana correspondent - the I'm
parcisl ssys The authorities herr ve-e
warned ionc advance - tie T-rrsis
tlan- Co. the ur-islng bat Feid smai. 1t
fe1ii..u g. tire matter. When the
uprising cauic thsy l0et their
hrais The Madrid newspapers
e,snsr lsin - the lterfy allowed
a. i..e csiied Cubans - kcs Wesi bat
,l1 not al,Iss tae An.rfcRu govern mcut
Tie pres comments are devoted -
afz5rr r.0 fhe CrVefnU enf tie Necessity
~ lsesenfing further upfis NJ by rsli-
rr ufnru.s of fhe extremely defective
ar8 ,vrrurt administration in Cuia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

CHIcAoo. May o.-Presideni Hart re-
ccived n long telegram from Chris Won
Der Abe today insisting that the game
scheduled for the Mound City Sunday
be played there as per schedule. To
make the jump ard play in Cleveland
on Saturday afternoon the colts will
have 10 charter a special train. This
has been done. and the Chicagcs will
play the Browns on Sunday. There
was some talk of sending the Louis
villes 20 ST. Louis and the colts 10 Gin
cinnsti. but this scheme has been ahan-
doned. The special train will cos; a
good bIi - money. but the colts will
1--we up 10 the league schedule.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

The Famous Broker For-ed to Make
tnoshsr Assignment

Wv YorK. May The failure -
: y White Na= announced At i0,sl thls
usrniug stephen Y White va dubbed
'ea,uu' ty - reporter "a Wa! street
article which he healrft "Dracan White
gnss huutlaz flr tsarz" Tie eas born
D. north Carolina in i-il. began life IN
irsis a. - heat hinder - ~ 2 day.
n - 30 graduated from knoV college
ID iis business NE b~can in ~. iouis ~ a
t-tzSrsper for n firm q wholesale to.p,
an.i.shoc dealers. Hs served A. A neas
paper repurter subsequently. In i-ssi
r. ses admitted to the bar. settling in
Ess MONIES In 49, he went - New
York and became unr q banking firm.
r. was in ! - that ne made HE cele brsts-si
itcssesena deal. m which be secured
On ne week control . slj.sses
wurth - stock - that railroad and spsi
r. Nifhiu tive =erufivs hours at
pFntf - sioultsn subsequently IN
i~4l he attempted % corner the cora
crop vhich averages FROM itnof's go
- 1tts' ttoes' tuzhel= a year Corn
wa Scsrra and - Success Wss assured.
shen Through the mrrdari'y - his
broker sci trusted friend Edward "
fIe,I be became embarrassed and
traiiY fai'ed WITH aafil.ir- si.sHos' IN
Ok. 80 Z 2 "a t-setz Tho s0 creditors.
hoSsvrr. sccep--sl ht- bare wers far
their repayment AMI acquitted rlfn =
81 rgs rtiEa'inn=. iir r', entered fhe
sL...s evchsnge srt ~ speculation an
sugar and sttn,s< he cleared over
: lFtDf" in one yesr and psid hf=
cFssl fers sirI a. fr dollar lie w. he
asir, ratie Crchtar ? Wal street
brokers IL v.is a rret an s<frororflsr.
a .sNyer an art con1s.is@egT. journalist
ant rranv other fhinge hesidez Nh he
va gnosf a. every frIrg he hs= n.is-
taken fr,am p'stry o. tho nan pu sfiuc
- -fscki ant t-rt~ ln hiEh' ard
tui'd 20 = much fbe sarie in iptesr
arra "a was trrnerai ''fRnt tie ca.u
A 90 A. . -a-ls rnfsr-l.s-- D
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
HEATHEN CHuNEE
Register Twice and Send the second
Certificate Ia China.

DENVER. May ;. Internal Revenue
Collector Freeman has discovered a
huge fraud in the registration IL the
Chinese i'm this district For several
weeks pas, numbers u Cinnamon have
succeeded in registering "A second time.
sending the duplicate certificate to
China with the view ~ smuggling the
hoaihen into tine country. just how
many have gotten a second certificate il
rot known. but II IL thought 10y Inspcc
tor Freeman that about so have done
50. \ report has been made TO the au
thorities in Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Us. CssseI . pse s-..s's"r ss ssnsii
Grant septsf

Posr Hrpcs. Mich MAY . Grant
Center. email village esghtser uliia~
from here. has q sssflssiion. Ntnnie
Kerr. Il. daughter a Nathaniel kerr.
vas cnurfed by her FIRST couair,. John
H.-r. = man - 4n John we an imri..
rEeri des,lef ~ Grant t'sns-f. s1si owing
e. the s.l,ls,f,ons - Ainni.s father a.
re rnsrryirg his daughter he seid got
lie business aud ie.t fhs village N
February lsst In lee days &rrie
sisa ifft saving she ess cd enough o.
fsks cars - hsrreH Sometime after
ws-ri hsr fsti.sr go better ffnfB hef n,
Buraip ssttrF ehs was s,su
single srdrursing IN - hoi.a Hsr ffistas
H. f-rsrN fsnisf Hiso 81 fef
tsrs IN vttch s'ss d.tlar.sl rhe vsr 10
married. Lest SDndv5 TREAD - ths
fs-slly ~ Psvi Hurs-- -. 'sierfsia
frssn ioiu ts,r - YsuFFio ssst sne Nfs
ns wAs @snd ard 'hsi b. uss essuinr
sIong wfth fis remains He fall isti
h8s s0fd afd arrived rf @crasy -
1se~,lsy lie ffisBd n,,til's.i D'tksos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

PoRTLANp. Oregon, May Jack
Dempsey leaves tomorrow for the east
10 prepare fer his tight with Billy Smith.
Today he received Telegram from
Judge Newton az the Coney Island club
informing him that June "a had been
fixed for the date Of the hight In a
short talk today he said: The fight
will come of AT the time fixed by the
Coney Island club. providing smith
accepts the clubs offer. The Crescent
City club 81 New Orleans has raised
NeNton's offer 10 5000. and Smith may
throw the fight TO that organization.
Either place will do for me. although
the larger purse is the more acceptable"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

Jailor they were consfables with
prisoner. The jsitos opesed the door,
~hsn he Was rouneed upon. bound hand
aud foot and the Jail keys taken from
him- The three murderers we're &c
curely handcufied and shaekled and
hanged To tree outside the jail where
their bodies were found this morning.
Half a dozen uurd~rcfs have been com
nlit,ed near Las Lunas in the last two
months and the citizens took this
method u warning the vicious element
that crime must ceas~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
Paid All Rilis.

DFrsw.sr, Ohio. May = Tho case ~
the Ol 10 Wesleyan university hazers az
Delwsre who branded several fellOs
students is settled and Withdrawn from
the courts. Last night the parties me;
and signed written conirac; according
10 the terms which the juniors agree 90
drop all legal proceedings. both criminal
and civil. and the hszers agrce io make
good all the expenses which have been
incUucd by thar victims. including
physicians and attorneys bile snd IN
,,iqrfaie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
Albaubrn NoDso.

PHIrAprLrHr.. May p 4. j. Iiawee
~ Johnstown. this state. TODAY rur
chased the black pacing stallion Alham
bra. by Legal Tender. Jr. dam Little
Miss Blue Bull. from Dawson a Petite -
Grandiord. Indiana. who are now 10
ca'c,l a, tho POM Creek track with a
good siring ~ horses. The reported
price paid was si2.cO Alhamhra will
he four years old in June he has a
3 year old record ~ 2:i5. made IN the
Second heat of seven heat race al
EuEhyllle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

s nsw dsellsng bonss 81 the corser -
Park avenue ard Sarinn H'rs~t owned
~ Turue- Carol ss3 occupied by
teri Relit sHs nssriy ey<irnyea "
tre rsrly this rosruigr. hoiiii bad INST
..srtc3 inia fhs hous~ sna vac sssyrii
~ rlose hsrsair fof "a purchase
Nssriy si - tis furniture ape sssivsef
sfiu aad 80 rsnsleY sss refFrtsf =,
- i.arne3 IL forni;srs sss insured
f7s .ss II = not knopn ho'y fhs firt
oriSif.a1ec
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
ROBBED TIE STATE.
Nebraska Seems tn Have Been Mark
for Dishonest OhiciaIs.

LrHcoLS. Ncb.. May 3. Today's session
~ the court Of impeachment opened
with the examination of William Gray
"A Lincoln architect. who had been en-
ployed by the prosecution to examine
the cell house at the penitcntiary.
He testified 70 the faulty construction
and inferior material ~ the cell
house and said the price paid. S32. 600.
was more than it should have cost with
good material William Randall. who
delivered coal from Lincoln dealers To-
the state asylum for the insane. said
ears 81 coal had been taken 10 the
asylum and rcceipted for and the coal
then shipped back and sold again 10y
the dealers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
BOARD OF APPEALS ADJOURNs


CHICAGO. May after session of
four days the hoard of appeals Of the
American Trotting association adjourned
today. The application for reinstatc-
ment of L. j. Lcnyer of Rusdale. Michi
gan. was refused. Charles f.. Vosburg.
81 Utica. Michigan. and the bay horse
Nedall. alias Tuie. were expelled for
fraudulent entry at Alexandra. Mime
sofa. September IA. ls..2 4 70 hearing
was denied Resson Barnes ~ New Alex-
andcr. Ohio, as an opportunity was
given tn present evidence at the former
trial. The record 81 the horse Lt;lc
Dick at Marlboro. Ohio. was. however.
established AT 2s3ia, and the order for
the return of unlawful winnings Was
cancelled. Smith 4 Snyder of Evans
vile, Indiana, entered demand for the
return of Tosca's unlawful winnings at
New Harmony. Indiana. on September
-. Granted. Adams 4 Rock VI Coz.
hocton. Ohio. were reinstated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
Lv>ou.p MA, u,,isuw.


NrsrvrsHsrs " May tnt,
nsn Martin irfeote , 80 ta-ils ani
ksfofiana Arsgsa three rfrr.i0ras
srfe taken froa a at les I.nfs~ is,H
.zff hy r.. sssel uter ani ivefhet
sfss tsa fnaniorrfi a. oi,l rlaa Ne
Mietau after erst s~-aa tsng trr ard
serrttfy routilafinr her f.sif Aras. o.
sss fs- seif confessed n,frsler~f 20 Ms
neaf.tos Arastr ~ h.s o,.usin l.saf n,afit
--sfssrn u, 49, sf,l sthrR ]. larse
'<sir 2 ~tsn nrrlHnliefi ne F.H Fhre
q tsara sr4 rfar assi thr ssfl sri foi,l csc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
w ,rp FoR w,IL srRrFT
-. sefsrf Carlisle isii~ - 49, W hy We
should CIV. Ns<t~'srer

IS ,sHf v,srtv Nav 8 The fes'u-h~3
r- r.Itrri z fha .rfr<ef tr Neu f-~k
,..sfar,ist frd '-fay prH @rs 700 sym
rafar-ie rs~r,-rss frsn Wasbingi',n =.
p .saeh n ss.rn1- b. - 80 geneta' -
lf-f ~ Nv Frrk thsf - sdmrr'efra
s...rf xfu fatr arrs -frts o. feHrvr flle
a Stress NJ fh~ sitrat.le u vs. rnt -
Wv r.ea-utHf reFs r 'rr east bit
-..rarf ael,..us r -- farr fbat reifhrf fao
-.-r.i f.rt as.r thr r..r-eftrf q fifr ffesss
AVS seer.s t.- ~, i..lre,-.-.f v3th tss po.
f,rr fast hev arr - .e-i ausn a. ~7Fae
1 ths -enef q age,Bisi.'r-. "a tlos~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06
KANSAS BRIBERY CASES
Very Damaging Evidence Against
Representative Burgard.

Doodle investigating committee arrived
here this morning and at once resumed
work. Representative Lupfer 81 Paw
nee county and Mckinny of Beloit be
he was twice approached by Representa-
tive Burgard. who offered him $1,000 Ia
vote for J. X. Hudson republican eau
Gus nominee for state printer. and cleo
n vote against the coal screening bill.
Both offers were declined. Mckinney
sworc Ia "A similar attempt to bribc him.
Burgard told Mckinny that he had also
approached Representatives Whiting
ton. Clark and other members on the
Iopulist side.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-06

s6-cted By the recent sudden changes
IN stocks are commonly characterized
hsre. An oshcial. IN discussing the mat
ter today. said; We cannot under
stand Why a heavy reduction IN the
price of eorisgs OF sugar OF whisky GER
tifieatss should have the consideration.
care or protection u the government
IL 10 . u. after with which the govern
ment has nothing 10 do. and the appeal
10 the government for help aill not be re.
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