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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Ds viii Bc sls~ Grcas~sa of the Ain<l
Ever nrDsl

NKw YoRk. Apsil TO- The Pr~~s club
fair. to bc held in the Grand Central
palace. next Ia the Grand Central
depot. IN May. 10 attracting great stfcn-
tion. The schaoi exhibit. under the
direction ~ the hosrd 81 education. r..p-
resenting over ~ separate exhibits a
the handiwork a the chiIdrn ~ the
public schools will he one ~ the greatest
school exhibits ever shown ia the world
This is only one feature "a the great shou.
On the fret fioos in to bc a printing en-.
position. covering over 1900 square
feet. in which ever, branch - the PRINT
ing business will he illustrated.
On the floor above is % be . mar sek
ous ladies fair. covering snup sVuare
feet ~ room aud r-pleie With the most
beautiful attractions that art. scienre
and nature can supply. Eminent 30
ciety ladies. famous women ~ the stage
and - literature have planned bpDths az
which they will cell marvellous array
- quaint. bcsufifui and saifi ,us thingA
4 great electrical tower. n.oiei - TIE
worlds fair buildings long distance tel
ephoDce Ia Chicago. and scorcs ~ sor.
pricing mechanical effects will be show 70
herr. The exposition department wiil
cover 10000 square feet on the upper
floors q! the psiscr. The building can
accommodate .o.0p perpons ~ q time.
and 1900 visitors dali, are expected at
the fair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
FIGHTING EDITOR.


WrL~IScToS. Del. April l0.-A war
rant was this afternoon sworn out by
Charles William Edwards. publisher of
the Evening Journal - this city. and
candidate for public printer. for the ar
rest q Fred Edenbach. private secre.
tsry to United States Senator Higgins
Edwards appointment ~ public printer
10 being opposed by the typographical
union. Serious charges q a personal
nature are ssid to have been filed with
the president in opposition In the ap-
pointment - Edwards. and a paper
issued in the interests ~ the Typo.
graphical union. has industr,ousiy
circulated the same. Ehenhach con
trihutei letter which vas published in
. recent issue ~ the typographical paper
and this letter forms the hasis II the
criminal proceedings brought by
Edwards against Eienhach.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
WOULD STAB VAhZARY.


vienna. April lO.-Gr-at excitement
has been caused by An attempt to aseas
sinate Cardinal Vasxary. the primatc ~
Hungary. The cardinal Was walking
with his secretary when a well dressed
young man rushed upon him aud made
desperate attempts Ia stab him with u
knife. The cardinal stepped to one
side. evading the blows of the assassin.
while the secretary received two severe
stabs at the hands ~ the assailant. The
would bc murderer was arrested. but re
fused to give any information ~ Ia his
motive ar identity. Cardinal Vaszary
was unhurt. There seems 60 be no
doubt that the attempt to murder the
cardinal was prompted 10y the intense
struggle now going on in Hungary in re-
lation Ia civil marriage and the baptism
of children u mixed marriages, in which
the cardinal is looked upon xs the leads !.
of the ecclesiastical party. The assault
ant appears to lie fanatic.
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I.NNCHED 4 BVCTE.
\ Warmer strung tp fov Numbering
Uss win.

Ppxs~s. Mi-- April 10 J. JEFF
ros;s. farmer living eight miles west
70 ptck~ns vs- lynched last night by a
utoh for killing bis wife Saturday
JeSruat- vent % the rssIsi~nce - a
ne,ghtcr named b1li@pn and tnlh har
rpvIng ~tory about how some
unknown person hall assaulted and
fatally Injured hls v,fe 9Th
an at The alarm vas given by
Elii@sn and ar inye-tlgsiE,n - the neseh
hors -rou fastened the crime on Jsf
rusts sho esnf.---d When the new.
20 the crime spread over the ceuntry yes
isr,isy handfesis - farmers fiocke'i to
the ss-~ur. The escit~men' became va
ten.e snd . nunisr q thrul wanted "a
burn Iefgost- Of the stake. hat thls ssies
go aha asi,.nesi sni tho covering srsteh
ss- sirsgzesi g. q hickory tres snd lesk.-t
iafo sgsce The tasty sss then Flddie'i
with tlaiisfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

ZANZIBAR. April 10.-A British cruiser
has seized a scow sailing under French
colors and having on board sixty chill
dren, which had been kidnapped from
Zanzibar by Arabs under French pro
lection. and evidently intended 10 be-
disposed of as slsvc~- The incident will
be used 10 enforce the protest ~ the
British against the Ioourse of the French
authorities in permitting the use ~ the
French flag by the Arabs in kidnapping
both slaves and free children. thus max
ing the French flag . cover for the slave
traffic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
t~Vy Oss1~siy ssr,ke.

H. ois.~iience ,o the order n the Build
ing Trades council issUei after = con
ference that lasted until = late hour is,-i
nsghf. tOs snion mechanics .mpi1ye4i
~ the eofii's far grounds qu.t soss
- rather fssls.i 81 ~ a. sots at !.
ogiSck ihis moshing Tie trades ref.
rrssnts~t sFe carpenters, painters. 0fBs
nssntstesa ssFkefs. b.ssesTTlers ss.H
sheet iroa ssskcFs cssfRIcs svrkeu,
-hsamftters gsefttere. el.astriesi soss
sFs. tile sersefs. mosaic s"fssFs iatt
srs. sss sn1 electrical 5staTe hangers,
csGasHs nnistieFs fFtssap ssiHters. hn4ss
ias engineers marble cutters. snsvei
- fsr hnd ether smaller trades. lhs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

WasHISoIoS. April 10 The lake front
case is al iasl At ar end ~ Tar as the
vital issues are concerned The end
ci.sne this .lo-ning when Justice Field
announced chat the motion II the city
of Chicago in the case II the lllinoss
Central rsilruad. appellant. rs the cit.
or Chicago aud sta,e II Illinois. arking
the court a. isNue the mandate to the
court below Ia. carry out the Judgment
az the supreme court. WAS agieed L.. He
then ordercd III. clerk 20 issue the man
date
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
ASSISTANT HEADSNAN.
Fowler Viii Assist Maxwell In the
Cory. brilliant Future.

WAsHINGroN. April l0.-Edwin &.
Fowler. tho chief clerk To the first as
sistant postmaster general. has been de
tailed a. assist Mr.. Maxwell. the fourth
assistant. During the first adlninistra
ton u President Cleveland Mr.. Fowler
was acting first assistant much II the
time. and A. chief clerk 10 Mr.. Steven
son became thoroughly familiar with the
duties of the Office. The total number
II fourth class postmasters appointed
today was ll9. W these ninety nine
we're Ia III vacancies caused by deaths
and resignations and twenty by re
movsls- Of the postnasters removed
seventeen had served four years and
over
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 10 The govrp
mcni u Costa kcs hss appointed the
following commissioners g. the Ns,id .
Columbian exposition. Sebof Don ".
NJ Herslts. on eJecisi mission. yTeei
dent: Senior j. II. Ciase, charge d affair,
nj interim. secretary, S-Dos Don David
Jar,nsn. VICE president and comm,s
sionr general. and Senor Anastes AIfero,
v,cc secretary and sF~cisl commissions
for archss,ioUy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Reward for q Martlcrer.

CARLISLE. Pa. April lO.-The muir
dcrer Of Policeman George Martin. who
was shot early yesterday morning. Ii
still at large. II is believed that Charles
Salyard. notorious burglar. is the man
whO committed the crime. The city
council and county commissioners have
jointly offered s1O00 reward for the
arrest of the murderer. The surround.
ing country is being searched for him.
and il caught he may be lynched. AZ
there is great excitement over the muir
dor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

order limiting the importation Of ssms
aud anmunisioa into Ireland. Arnas
and xsnnunltioa must In Imported e,sliy
si certain ports and sii consisness mud
previous to consignment. obtain = psss-
nit from the customs odSc~ssgisins par
tlcalsrs u the arn,s cansigne.i The
customs officials are suthoriscd 10 c;sen
packages suspected Il Containing arms
or smnuaision import~d contrary " the
,,sxief
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Clerks Have No Ovinions.

WASHINGTON. April lO-Secretary
Smith has given notice to the law clerks
and other high grade employee of the
interior department that an expression
of opinion 10 an outsider AZ to the prob
able solution of any question pending
before the department will he deemed
sufficient cause for dismissal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Cnlcmo, Ap,il IL An explosion IN
The factory u the Chicago Rubber works
at Grand avcnue and West ONO streets
t,da. kl.lcd one man ami tadI, wrecked
iae building. The dead mans name l.
fogcrty lie WAS one of the company's
employees. \ defective heater used in
tae pseparatiopiof of rutber causcd the ox
p!osion. Foxesty was working hear the
heater and Tying pieces 81 the wreck
struck and killed him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Nrw Yosx. April io-The naval
scsiemy's new practice steamer Ban
crfi, Lieutenant Cosnmspdes Asa
Walker. is.ft the Br-.tlsn nav, yard and
started Zoe Hampton Rcsds to-day w tssa
Rear Admiral 6;hersrsis and HE desl
She will reach the repdcxvous e~riy so-
morrow morning This viii couspi~ts
the squadron vith the exception a the
N,antspou,sn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

WAsHINGroS. April TO- - President
Cleveland. Secretary Gresham and Sena-
tor White. of Louisiana. returned from
Wilmington. Del. at lOA2 o'clock this
morning. An immense crowd gathered
st the depot at Wilmington this morn
ing TO greet the president on his arrival
from Delaware place. Ambassador Bay
ards country rcsidence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

CmoAco. April l0-Company A.
Thirteenth infantry. in command 81
Capt John Is. Guthrie. has been or
dcred from Fort Reno. u. T.. "a the
scene of the Indian troubles in the
Chociaw country hy General Miles.
The orders given 20 Captain Guthrie
say he is instructed simply 10 preserve
peace and protect life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

virSNA April l0-Prince Ferdinand
Of Bulgaria is devoting bis time
and money 10 preparations fhr main.
tanning a magnificent court in Sofia
for his marriage 10 Princes Lcuiee.
daughter u the duke 81 Parma. lie
has fought 200 gala Iiver,es for lsckeys.
several gala ccsches. eighty hor~cs and
many valuable paintings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
HOti Carriers Strike.

INpIANAPoLis. April lo-The hod
carriers and the assistants to the
bricklaysrs all over the city struck this
morning for an advance in wages. They
say they will not resume work until the
price demanded is granted to them.
The price they were getting was -
cents an hour for brickmen aud .si,
cents for mortarmen. They wanted
Isl. cents per honr Tor brickmcn and ~
cents for mortarmcn. There are about
10 men on strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

LONDON. April l0.-The Exchange
Telegraph compan! says that the prop
erty Of George Abingdon Baird. or
Squire Arlington. will not go intact Ia
his family. an has been stated. 4 will
made 10y Baird aboard the steamer Ma
icstic during his voyage TO the United
States. has been found among his effects.
il is said. and under it, provision. Mrs.
Langtry will receive large property
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

s.s Fn.~es~e. Ar~il 10 Tho funeral
sS the late tsssscp q California, Viii
tan ingfshsu Nip. fs.pk place frsa
grace church th,- af'.rbepn and vss
lsrzsly attended The rsmssns a a..
aged preiaf sere iemT<sarasy inferred
les = ssali ~ I&anfsi Hal cem@'ery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
aARRlxGrON's DEFENsE.


WAxHi SeroS. April l0-Counsei for
Prof. Harrington opsoed the ,ns~stiga-
tson into the charges 1t irregularities ia
the weather bureau to-day BY cross exam
ming Francis Van Anker. the property
clerk Of the bureau. Van Anker said
the firyf intimztion he had of dishonesty
on the part II the employes wAs in the
amount II money derived from the
sale Of waste paper lie communicated
his suspiciou 10 the disbursing depart
n.ent. but never investigated the records
oe took any further interest in the mat
ter until January. 1881. The only tan
sible evidence be had WAS in the disap-
pearsnce u type. etc. Captain Stone.
disbursing officer. gave testimony IN re
gard "a disposition of public property
except waste paper. he gave permission
to Brannon to take home an old carpet.
but he did not know that il had been re-
turned. He never gave Brannon author
iIy o. take dcsks or book cases IL HIS
houn<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

SrpuRrsvILLs. o.. April I0-W H.
Wallace a Go. ~ Hsmmouisvilie. this
county. this foren,on filed l~tters II n.
sienuept m the COURTS IN thrs city. The
liabilities are estimated at ssoosl Tho
as-ets are large brick works aud a cum.
psny store. The assignment vas made
to j. 4. rsisle, anil +. j. Lawrence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Report Speaks for Itself.

WAsHiNGToS. April l0.-Secrctary
Mortoa declined 10 discuss the merits IL
the crop report published today and in
reference 10 the Interpretation put upon
his telegram 10 President Hammili. Of
the Chicago board of trade. said:
Il cannot spare time To correct inter
prctations. The crop report has been
issued. Ii il an honest attempt To ap-
proximate the truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

u S1Guu0utCs
Liberated by Carnos.
00PARrs. April TO- President Carnot has
issued IN order for the release Il NJ.
Turpin. the inventor of melinite, con
victed of betraying secrets in connec-
tion with the msnufscturc of meiinitc.
an explosive. the secret Of which Was
owned by the government of France.
Some sensation has been caused recently
by the chsfge that Turpin had becn
offered exemption from punishment by
NJ. DE Freycinet. minister of war at the
time. on conditions that Turpin would
not accept. Turpin and three others.
Tripone. Fasseter and Feuvricr were
each sentenced Ia four years imprison.
ment. along with fines. limited in the
case Of Turpin to si0o. in June 1891. Tor
their connection with the sale of the
secret 81 the manufacture IL mcliniie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Mcdonald wiz Case Appeal.

NopLEsvILLE. Ind. April lO.--It is
now definitely settled that the McD"n-
aid will case. recently tried in the Ham
ilton circuit court. will he appealed To
the Supreme court Of Indiana. The at
torneys for Mrs. Mcdonald have filed
with the clerk Of the court a precipe for
che transcript of the records. and the
court stenographer is now engaged in
transcribing the evidence. which will
make Volume of about 1000 pages of
typewritten legal cap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
This Strike q Failure.

ToPEKA, Kan. April lO.-About 100 of
the 800 men in the locomotive shops of
the Atchison. Topeka K Santa Fe rail
road. who struck Saturday. returned to
work this morning. The men who are
out admit that the wages offered by the
company are entirely satisfactory. Some
of the union men are at work today and
others SAY they will return tomorrow II
the strike is not declared of by that
time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

SrEunnSvrLLt. o.. April lO.-At In
this morning q twecr blew out of one ~
the furbacrs at the Riverside iron works.
A large quantity 81 molten metal poured
out into the casting room. John Lar.
ken. a helper. was frighifully burned
and died NJ a later hour Michael King.
a helper. Was also terribly burned but
will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

hrickis.ess. steneeutters and plsstesefs
are not involves.
There wss No violence whatever and
beyond an oceassonsl mutf-sed threat
there WAS no iud,estioa II Spy. The
wsn bad bfosght their kits and tosls
With them IN sH.'s,pation u a siesi.
settlement u the difficulty and most u
them sst quietly around discussing the
situation. lessing the work VI ncgotla
tion to thesT leaders.
The forcs Il police and Columbian
guards which had been held Ia s~adi.
nsss. had nothing Ia do do beyond keep
ing the gatew ays clear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

parrsprrrrr.. April ~ The erussv
Nr~ York viii Mt tsss psrf In the naval
review b~csu~e q b~v unfinished con-
dif,.n. Secretary Herbert and the
Crsnps v-re snxsns,s thst the far~ics
powers should 80 the Nes York. but u
" inv-.<lhie "a grs her In p~epenssbss
share b<-fnre the rssses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Csrcseo April 10 William Williams.
. painter. murdered hss wife by cutting
her threat and then committed suicide
in the same manner Williams had t~ssn
drinking h~ssiiy for the pss' ie~ weeks
and his sifc left him. Tonight upsn
her refusal to return g. hinA. Williams
Killed hsf and then hiraseH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

ASnsK-o~. Ind. April 10 John
Nersnty this afternoon fiT.si tao ~t,"t-
At cio~e range 'aie the i.-is q Cois.nei
ssire..ts. k,'iing hiss instantly The
RUssiet ss- lhr outsspae a a nsighsof
ins feud IN sne of the satussss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Erkels May Re Confirmed.

WAsHisoroS. April lo.-Senator Plat
said this afternoon that the opposition
to the confirmation II Eckels Was rap
IDLY windling. and that he thought the
senate would confirm the nomination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

NEw ORLEANS. April 10. The supreme
court today decided the case Of the state
against the Boston and Pickwick clubs
in favor Of the state. Nearly all the
clubs in this city run private bars and
the suit was To compel them to pay the
regular license of $1,000 q year. The
clubs defense was that they bought and
cold liquor to members ut cost. Unless
the bars are closed the state will derive
a revenue Of 100000 year from this
aource
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Lewis C.~.i Temporarily.

WAsHrNoroN. April 10 Richard o.
Lewis of Wisconsin has been tempo
rarily appointed confidential clerk TO the
commissioner of the general land office,
vice Collins. resigned. 1t is understood
that Commissioner Lamorouxs son will
ultimately be- given this position.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
TO BOOM THE SOUTH
The Southern covssnon Wa
Nest st Richmond
AND stcIM WORK WEDNESDAY
-. ftshf,sck aays sAe Tlne = -
"a lrs shs WcsaA kssw ~ TsusA
Ahusss sAe oouGA

RicHnoxp. Va. April io--sssssuus
Fishhack ~ Arkanssa. sho orsginsAsd
the ides of holding . convc>eson a
southern GOVERNOR tp oons,der the quss-
tions by which immigrants can he ia.
due~d 90 permanent. locss~ In ths
south. arrived In thx city today. Gov-
ernor Flshbsck urges that the south has
been deharred from securing an influx
of capital and immigration by rosson a
the misrepresentation that have is~a
made as to her sscisi and political coa.
dItions. but the time 10 nos ripe for neu-
tralizing the influence IL such misrcpsc-
sentationk lie suggusss. Among other
things. that each sDuthcrn goves-
nor prepare while here os sftsr HE
return home. paper on his own STATE.
these pafsrs 10 te distributed by she
Thousands af Chicago Richmond wss
sclected as the place ~ meeting for the
r-ason that. a. the capital ~ the south-
ern oonfssteracy. u 10 more cissriy iden-
tilted ~iih the south than any other
southern city. An yet no formal pro-
gram has teen arranged for the coeven-
tion. which will noa m~et until neat
"Wednesday. In addition io the COVER
nors. the convention wiil include in iis
delegates the commissioners Il agricul-
ture and the presidents n the ser,crl-
tural societies II the several southern
states.
Wants Cirscaand's Asd-
The convention is expected TO meet
"Wednesday st noon in the srnsfe cham
her IL the state capitol building. After
adjournment they will he given q lunch
At the confederate memorial bazsr.
which opens tonight. "Wednesday after.
noon the distinguished guests ~ill he
driven around the city sight seeing.
after which they will dine with Governor
Mckinney at the executive manson.
The Westmoreland club will entertain
the governors In handsome style Thurs
day evening from y until ! ocl,rk.
Every member has the privilege ~ TAX.
ing q lady. and ~ there are over
Do members. = brilliant gathering
will he pres~nt. including the beauty.
wealth and fashion IL the city. Gov
ernor Fish hack of Arkansas is here. and
Governors McCorkie 81 West Virginia.
Tllmxn of South Carolina. Carr of
North Carolina. and Foster of Louisiana.
are expected In the morning.
Speaking R the convention today.
Governor F,shbsck sa,d he would oaes
a motion in the meeting % the effect
that President Cleveland tse infosmci ~
To the exact condition a the south. and
asked to aid IN any say In which he
can do ~ with prupricty the dessiop.
ment of this sectscn II the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Burned I'm n Mine.

WILxrsBARsE. Pa. April 10. An ex-
plosion occurred in Black Diamond
mine this morning at Luzerne. The ex-
plosion WIS ca,,sesl by a lighted lamp in
the hands of the miner. which fired a
rockct of gas. William George. aged
III was burned almost to crisp. and
William Wellington. aged q. WAS fatally
burned. Three unknown Hungarians
were slightly burned and otherwise in
iured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

As Hosr satagonizsd the noeicn. call
iag sos . divssoa.
Ths yeas and nays we're taken on the
motion ssd resulted: YsaA ~; nays. 10,
NO quorum.
A cell a ths senate tailed % result in
. quorum. snd the ssasts at $40 al
loaSusd untii touaorrou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

CNRo. April lo-O~msn Digns. tho
dervish leader. has made another raid in
upper Egypt lie directed his incurSiou
tov ard Tokar and Was met and repnlecd
by the Egyptian cavalry. The csvslr,
pursued Digna'e forccs and killed twelve
~ the dery,shes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

isS, pssBs April io five thousand
coat miners IA the i'eTsuge dtstss {.
,sras l,ss a ilsiasUt have sessived al oa
4 general stfsse psfii5 foT higher esses
snd ysTtty fsf universal suffrage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
y. ". q 4. tis~.

N,vcs-rir. Ia. April 10. A,oe, l.
o'clcck last night the Young Mems
Christian association haiiding. the laFg
est anh finest N the city, erected by the
famous -,ag-r. Ira u Ssnkey. vas com
plc,ely guitcd hs IRE. Director 1h,mp
srn va- almost smotbet.si and was r,s
cued by tia fitsmen With great dih
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

wssHIScroS. April 10. - Secretary
Carlisle has appointed Herman Vansen.
den. editor Of the Paducah (ky.l Stan.
dard. his private secretary. Mr.. Van
senden is ~ years u age. a native of
Kentucky. and was appointed on the
recommendation of Congreseman Stone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

W,sprNcros. April IN. 49, Secretary
Carlisle today appointed Jeremiah
ORourke ~ Newark. y. j.. supervising
architect ~ the treasury department.
vice W. J. Edgbrook. resigned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

ssS FEsSCt~io. spril % The ssii
kno-n rsesf N,sa~s-si. 4 yesrs s.ii. ws@
-,ld is-iss ~ \ pttings.r Va sitea Ne
all 30 tsken esssi At oDc~. hrst ssaflg ie
thiessfa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Ro.s~o. lnd. Apsd 10 Emssaei
i.ass4r and Nr sbossitsf the ch-s-
ehan4F.o1. are bsre arranging the pr
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