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The evening world., 1893-12-26
COLUMBUS THEATRE.

melodrama called Patent Applied
M" new to the city, was acted at the
copies Theatre, yesterday. Its author
Ills IL realistic comedy drama"
vt the frequenters of the Peoples will
4 quite satisfied to look upon 1t as a
eiOdrama. II contains many startling
tuations. and the realism" is apparent
I all times The members of the cast
id all that they could for 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
FILED COUNTER AFFiDAvrrs.
DifIicult Matter to Know the Truth in
The Harris CASE.

New YORK. March 6.-What may be
the final settlement in the famous bat
tie of Carlisle W. Harris 4, escape the
penalty for the murder 81 his wife.
Helen Potts Harris. of which crime he
was convicted. took place today in part
3 Of the court Of general sessions iiar
ris' fate rests with the recorder. Smith.
He has been asked io grant new trial.
and regular fusilade ~ afiidayits is lee
ing fired today hv the district attorney
on one side aud William T. Howe. coun.
sci for Harris. on the other
The district attorney presented the
affidavit of Druggist Van Mater IT As
bury Park. \. j.. in which he swesrS
that in 1890 there We're less than ffts
grains of morphine sold at has store for
the whole season. whereas his former
clerk. I.afferts. had swore that he sold
ls0 grains 10 Helen Potts that year.
To offset this. MIR Howe had prepared
an affidavit of his own IN regard Ia an
inventory IL William Siiger. dealer M
drugs al Twenty first sireet. showing
that Sliger sold 10 Van Mater several
hundred morphine pills and opium m
other forms.
Van Matters sister also makes affidavit
that her brother was out of town mcst
Of that season. and Dr. kinmoufh. an
other druggist. makes affidavit that h.
sold morphine pills To Helen Potts.
Another affidavit Is from "A Law student.
stating that I.afferts told him he would
swear Ia anything for 500. Neither
Harris nor hls mother we're IN court.
There was no Argument In the case. the
aifiavits simply being submitted and
read
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

France Proposes to Have No More
Half Truths at Trials.

PARIS. March 6.In the senate today
the proposal to increase the penalties
Ia Toe inflicted hpon witnesses unwilling
10 tell the whole truth in their tcsti-
mony before hn examining magistrate
Was approved after short discussion.
Although IN proposal did not specify
its object in So many words. It's pro
nioters are known to purpose that men
testifying hereafter in the Panama case
shall be forced 10 speak less equivocably
than did those who have given evidence
before VI. Franlueyille.
In the chamber IL deputies NJ.
Deyclle. minister Of foreign affairs, spoke
al length in support of the bill max
AZ punishable with special severity all
7Itelous attacks II the press upon for
eign ambassadors.
NJ Ribot said that the government
had no intention II curtaillng the
legitimate freedom II the press and had
NO objection to the criticism Of am.
bassa,iorE IN any spirit which might
suit the editor. Such hlackcning ne
cusations as had been current a short
time ago. however. and other graiuiious
insults could not be tolerated and the
government required the passing ~ tle
biil in ORDER thatln any future emergency
II might BE- prepared to deal summarily
with the offenders The government
~ouid regard the vote on the subject a.
"A matter - joniiienee. The bill was
then apfroYJl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
HE HAD A RELAPSE.
-Scquard Fluid Could Not Save
the Great Taine.

PARIS. March g. The death 81 NJ.
Hipyolyte Adolph Taine member Of the
French academy. which was announced
last night. was due 10 diabetes and pull
monary pythisis. He had been suffer
ing for year His condition became
extremely critical week ago. and act
ing upon the advice of NJ. Pasteur. re
course was had Ia injections 81 the
Brown Sequard fluid. about which so
much was heard a year or So ago. After
the fluid had been injected NJ. Taine
rallied and such Improvement was
shown in his condition that
his friends believed shat he
would recover. On Saturday. how
ever. he suffered relapse. He was able
to recognize his friends almost 10 the
end. He converse,i briefly with Mgr
Thurst. NJ. Alexandra Dumas and Prof
Berrhelof. and others who called upon
him. Early Yesterday afternoon he told
his wife that he had dream i'm which
he imagined he was watching the per
forraance IL Greek play. Later he
took a small quantity 81 nourishment
and shortly after became worse. \
fresh Injection ~ the Brown Scquard
mixture was administered. hut IL had no
effect. A small cup ~ coffee was gwen
H. VI. Taine. and while he was attempt
ing to drink il he fell back and expired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

L>>SiSc. Mich. March = The news
q Pie death - the hie hearted. pbnle
sstuled. brains legislative cofresfondenf
Herts~ff &. f.ead. aar rccolpcd Al the
capitol With sincere regret f.sirslslls
has. he Won place IN the beaffs ~ the
newspaper men here - his e.n,al,ts
and ble willingness g. ever ieud a helm
ilig hand a. bic ~ workers John s.
Perkins. legislative correspondent - fh.
Detroit journal. has see,n delceatea "a
iltteni the funeral
Tho high esteem IN which Ne 49,
held q, the ierf@iaiufe - lesi Nhtnsn ae
resolutions adopted IN the senate a. ~
lop~
freolsed. ~ ihe senate fi.r hossar
tsancnfrine. That the ieels .l,if. learns
With profound fynrSfhs a,sd regret the
ann0unceiufnf q The .addef death =
ilerl.er, keaa. legislative tfffee5.3f.d
cnt aud clerk - The senate Cnfnrif3se,
ca state Affairs spf surfi'es AMI -
t.sn-es. that in his ofnIise fhs lerieia
lure has suffered fbe fse - 81 ie-an1
faithful esnpiofc The state an upright
rit,zen ani the fap~rf which 10 rs,,re
sepie'i c'.'ss'eni's'p- ana valuable rep
rescnfailfe
Re~ssed. That he legislature tender
tie liafrtlte tn3 ftlaItfff - the 10
,oaasa the a~snfsnce - ~ dep sssn
pafbs 10 their l-ercaseBsenf: and. further.
R.sf,lvesl. That he secretary ~ ihe
eenate and clerk - The hp,ise fransn,sf
t. the family = NJ issl cor5 q tho
foregoing tcsoiufio1f
An imperial calm s~ftiri ofrf The
house today Indrf ~ lead - an
finished tueans-fs. Representative f'harn
a
tive a. expunGing fF.,D The record the
ssoceeslifsgs coDrernlne fhe bafk~orfh
protest
~ t.femiffrs q ti7s ehrie the lf6ns
resolution cutting fhs iimif for ifffnfnr
ffsn - i8lis from sfi3 - thirty I've drss.
wss f.a~.zs,.l - shr also Representatives
'.ofjnrs ini fof ennFlesmerf a e,n.
sists e.n tbe rs.ads and bridges 20 t.e
.faf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
IN AN orEN BOAT.
Awful SUFFERING or the Grew or the
wrecked Lady I.am~on.

SAS rRASsfSco. March 4 ry the
schooner Witzemann. which arrived here
today from Honolulu. comes a thrilling
story ~ wreck aud hardship II SURVIVORS
under a tropical sun. The bark Lady
.amson. bound from Sydney - Homo
hlu. ran on a coral reef about forty
miles from PALMYRA island on Jan. l6
and Immediately filled The crew ieek
a. the hoate. but only one boats
company reached land The survivors
we're Capt. J Petersen and
wife. Second Mate Charles
Rnosn. Cabin Boy Willie Wecelon, Cook
Frank >hnez and Seamen Carlson an3
Exefson. They Nere twenty sit dass IN
an open l~sai portion ~ the time viii
out fssai ,f water. ana afier ieiifg out
Two .iasstht mate. whoee mind ~ etl.
IDENTITY unbalanced fron the strain. ff.el
10 XIII ID, captains ~lie ard the cabin
hsst RfaW alss wanted T. caei lofs "a
So whith rne - tic party would l,e
killed ard eaten. lut the captain. cap
,rstsd Is tie cflfsr menIi,ere = hia
rfes refused = Hlie.v sns sessfinr
- - dove Miifn The brat
fnslls reached lloneulp TIE erew refe
- sfak an3 euiafsatei fhat they enisci
like ci.iAlrcn AMI i WH& eifh dsfiirp'fs
shaf ties nsle thes aafie knsfan Tile
captsht esir. &he ilalt fssa1fen,esf
hsn - nsant fos sers y - fe,iscesi 81 =
ske.els.r and she otaifnll' iisxe sGFtlsrsi
marh taHsF Ne nsea - sba esther
la,at. aAssh has eef i~su 4n sse
fifsf S y Ns aed ~ranfr Sft iri
.iass nasfi Nssheeet sa Natiia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

President Cleveland Accepted Chi
cago's Invitation Yesterday.

" ssHIS0roS. March 6-Presidcnt
Cleveland will open the worlds fair.
The invitation q perform that interest
ing act xas presented 10 him this noon
by Il. \. r. Wideuer. H. & Smaliey. v.
II. t,roner. james Hodges \ r. Ewing.
T. ". Palmer and John r. Dickinson 81
the national committee on ceremonies:
r.. 4 Lawrence. Thomas t. Bryan. A. H.
Reyell. Ferd Peek and Ben Butterworth
- the local committee on ceremonies:
Wee President James ~ Mckenzie.
Thomas l.. Williams. John /. Harris and
X. T.. ssoodel 81 the worlds fair commits
sson. and the Chicago congressional del
egatlOns. The president met the com
Paimer presented Mr.. Widener. who,
made the speech ~ invitation. in which
he expressed the wish that the president
would accept. and added that Mrs.
Cleveland was included in the invitation
and wish Then President Palmer
seconded the speech. saying among
ether things thas about SIXTY millions II
pcople have Wild. fanafical hankering
"a see President Cleveland start the big
exposition.
well" responded the president. seri
ou~ly. II do not underrafe the import
ance n the exposition. | am greatly
interested In ID and shall be only too
happy 10 do anything in my power to
make IL Success | will accept the
invitation. but YOU must arrange for my
departure without any unnecessary
DELAY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

wNsafscro>. March a In an opin.
ion delivered bs Justice Blaiehford fa
Toe CHEF Justice Fuller, IN tie care ~
George A. Pettibsne and other striking
touer d alene miners in Idaho against
the United STATES. the epurt decided in
favor ~ the miners and directed thai
the Indictment against them he quashfsi.
These cases grow oui II the riots a
the Warden mines. The oouri there
granted Ingunctions restraining the
strikers from interfering with the men.
aud IL IL alleged that fetiibone and The
others csnsFsrrd to violate the laws II
the United States The cour; holds
that the indictment under WHICH they
were convicted on this charge y defect
I've. IN that il Was not shovn that fhe
faen had knowledge II the Order ~ the
court Ii Is. therefore directed that the
men be discharged Justices Brown
and Brewster dissenting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Death and Disaster swooI~-d Down ON
Preff, Iamasas.

PsRra, March q News - hurricane
az famstaT. On tho east cs,ssst - NadA
gssear. on February -, has been a.
ceited ts-iay. The wind came from tho
sea and frs; struck The islani near tho
mouth n the hay. The il~iino. 4 French
ship. eas stripped slmost instantly ~
masts and rigging and few minutes
later vent ~ tie bottom With All en-
hoard Five coaaiing vessels anchored
within the harhoF. fonnslsfca ailasssi
simultaneously aud hat ten - their
crews were satesl -Four other ss.aetefs
sank before The storm Fasafd H. T4ms
fss the stfrefs ~ere swept clean x g.e.
f'e ar.i vehicles in 4 minute. lacHff
tee bslhisas- in the piare eefs wfeeke.i
fhf rosf q tise eis~e.aa bau-f was car
fiesl aeay sssl the walls efee Vfpsfied in
ite fyafleh ceasnate aas flen1lisi4s.1
sfd fouf sugar fse'ssr,rr es3e letel,-i i.s
ite ground Mahf lives rrrc lsst
Further ietails are lacking
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

CmARItSros. :. c.. March 4 II. H..
TweitmaEn and his wife. a,ierman couple
living at Lincolnsyiile. twenty one mites
from here. we're found murdered IN their
store last night The murder was com
mifted Saturday night aud was not dis
covered till las, night. when The door
81 the store MAS opened. Tweitmann
Was found lying beside his wife. both 81
their skulls being crushed with an AZ.
The murder Was evidently for the pur
pose of robbery and the murierers have
twenty four hours the start Their
capture is doubtful Linculnhsille Is a
settlement of negroes. most ~ whom,
however. are welt 90 do The mum erers.
IL Is thought. are in the phosphate
mines the headquarters II gang q
desperadoes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
DECIDED on rnE roL,cY.
The Republicans VIII Be an Active
Minority ip the senate.

Wt~HiScroS. March . The rcpubli
can caucus fnsldy was web attended and
vas presided over hy Mr. Sherman.
Neitner Mr. Stewart uer Mr. PETER were
present. althongh they we're given "a
understand they would b. welcome
be republicans rec3gulxstl the fact that
they we're "a the minority and discussed
tie line n policy that should be pur
sued Ia the future This discussion was
a. tne faf@f general TERMS. however. aud
rnf tirr-ftsi az ar3 ers matter ip par
flr9.ar There naa no attempf 81 inter
ferr Nth The reorganization n sne zer
ate - fhf denlecrat- the repuhlisans
rsragtl<irz that -urh action could r..
-uif in noftitr huf anfagonlsus that
Would prove fets.e and decrease the
elective work q vigorous aGd alert
oiircrifs
IA the case - Mr. Martin - Kansas.
= h0 vas sworn in. the republican mem
trrs q m, committee on privileges and
ciectien- Conferred uith The democrat
members and came t. the CONCLUSION
ttat Nr Martin vas. tn the flcs II his
81 dentiais emitted o. his seat The
qar~tipu ~ the legality - tne certificate
Ms q pattef that csad ~ opened ~
am tsan. an3 this agreement aeroants
fs tht ahstncs - any protest. ai,alnsi
~. Martin performing the f1ncth,n- ~
d seastur
They ieriaci on tha question whether
NJ Nastsns >eaf <hunid be- beesnteate,l.
vaa te.te siecilie1 ~ ihr replthcans 81
hsrsae II fhey insist upou hn insszis
r,len lnto fhr matter. the rtpubli ans
Riil rpnsuri sath an iuSpry in the sen
aie buf en the other fland n the men.
fers Z The party IN the state fs,,ns winch
At Martha eosaes ere not content. no
ether sfeIs wiil hr taken in the senate.
Il = ant thought ty the republican ~.n
afsrs that sheobi they aeeisl. Ca inrsi
tuss inquiry the democrats VII Offer
ans resistance The coranis;ee ar
I..saset eeid - fir4f meeting this after
eooa. Il vii Det report o. the Caucus
unrd aftcr i has conferred rith the
ils.rsts snd received FROM them their
ass cement - members - the various
stniIa.tlefs The chairman - th., cnn-
iir'tss aa.ier 81. last oreani nizafion all
- ser tse rs1kinr place Ia the minor
~ uteaterShie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
READY ron THr FRAY.


NV osgsAN~. March q Gibbons ard
DAILY viii come over from Bay IT Jonss
sonofr.ss morning for their fight before
the Crescent City club ~ iAs evening
Both men are reported - i,e Ia The heFt
t,os,ii.le condition AMI each very cs,nt
aent n success. Dals has got down -
weight and - taking light EXERCISE only
~ condition and ready % make ii's hat
fie q hia ilfs iie - bigger Stronger
ard quicker than in sHs a his former
fstllsn Ne - tefz sure that Be viii
whip Han. huf be expects o. have .
harl tight
Jim iiall and his party srrlTel trFe
tonight ~ ~ - taeire hfaarN behind
schesiuiesl iilne iiau claims % fesI ~
i,a1 effects - fhr tsin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

The Senate Conflnns Members
OF me Cabinet
sfs. sherman Introduces &a Amend
a.eat Rrqairiax the Presidential
Term "a Cea.~ on April 50.

" Wtsa1ScFos. March The eenazr
aas Ia sesslon le.iay for only thirty ave
m.aufez. bsst wtshln that brief psrie<i /.
reeels..l t. s,.---.rs from III. president
.nh..,rt.rs - c,.,frm.f,eo N.
r - - % his
e''' o'''o
si1al' pars~d ufon acd eoniifned each ~
Tie appointments. directed a notihca
tIon ID - aflion - i.s communicated 10
The presisiuat came again into opee
-ss.isn. had = Fez,lation offered by Mr..
ca ~ refer-,.,,. =, ra,i..,.,d laoa- i,
~. .,..,. .l,.f ~. ..,--s.,..,.... - r..,'
a -
'.'. 49, "''1 '''.'''. -. ~
t's'as. aAa ia'ti ieint sr~'ts'i'h intro
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
ENToMBEO lNAMINE
Buried For Sody Hou rs Uas.,
Tons Of Rock
AND RESCUED u'IxIuRtu



ishPtsikc. Nich- Nsrrk & Burt..3
Tor sixty hoars under t,.na...l. = -
~ rock In a t.nr.l a - s''' s'
s,.s.l ,sns..r..,.,,..4 - ~'>t ~
i ~. ,A.,l,..,- s><,. rcaf~s.
i*.'rne ~ fdHsr1
= i'.1's' "''F '',.hn Snhtihn
Friday night. the men 30 uers ..,i..
ING "n inc hisht fhft - the Ninth<x.,
mine. siepIoa laughing in the cats. a.
he i"stfri in tue shaft. .rhink ~ ~tlI
f'e cold an The morning. Ed asx,-l S.,n.
tlad
-Damfkno1. Jack f..l.4 -
enough p - a.. -. f'1
a., -. -.
-. ''.''''..,''e nc "''vn - u,s Ll.srf.
,t...,s' '.''s'-' M" TIE tnrhe. little
'I''.,''l.s 's.'.ns ~ me n.rn'si Agony fote 90
unfc'i before fhst again eax ths 5t.l,f
i'H t~o hours They uufkssi drilling an.l
i''p1nne The hiasfs AriHrd fr~a the
a.. .,'s s..'',', -, ~ ~ aa.f Il safety
~ s -,a , su,''s1 stopped At carve a
nc tunnel Tho earfb hnAkrd and
- '''...''' ''''h 'i'en The tunnel bsgan 10
,',S ~, 10
s,.,..s ',''''-''aiea ihcif aangef IN
r-'ef'''" s'na termed "a ~rn. linnas..I.
IA A. !" ~ ',il insi i-fare then. ard
- e,'.n' raiif,R his Part
"a -, -. sa - ',l"' 1enbisf = alive issiay
s'' a''' - $500 80 'o : faip. The mls.-
a'i,'4 -" ~ r1ch vaF that both
49, ~ 'Nsr' slth rrafceis ftom
enyus,' =, ~ ~l''1n - ri Ffect. Tone q,
',--n nhs'h'' ih'af rf'Ercrs Ia esther
"'''s'''"
An a~fai Situation.
The first 4cesijon 10 IT, akks.s ..,s
answered - y hcfhereiil.er 49, .,i...r..'s
Then they feli d. s,aa,A.i,,g ,,...s.
chances Il l.eirg rsss.u.-i. E.,tb IL 49,
Dssy lamps had ls,en sn n.fi.eli ~
neither man .o.ii5 49,. ~. i...,. - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

A Wheeling Woman Hangs Herself
and Man lscs Lead.

WHrKIixG. ". Va. March 6 Mrs.
Conrad Scheller. the young and hand
some wife ~ a well known citizen.
hanged herself in her room today with a
picture cord, which she attached 10 a
nail in the wall. She was demented and
committed the act ON hearing that she
was to be sent Ia an insane asylum.
Thomas Richards. one IL the hest
known men in the city. blew ont has
brains in an Office - the North Wheel
ing market house THE afternoon while
in despondent mood. lie had been ON
a spree and had tried the gold cure
without success. His wife is in Wash
ington attending the inauguration les
tfvsfss-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
cmEERED THE TROOPS.
There VIII he No Trouble at the
Cherokee strip

GrrnRir. O. r.. March q All is quiet
on the borders ~ the Cherokee strip 10
right. Three companies of cavalry ar
rived there this afternoon and werc r..
cei,ed with cheers 10y the boomers. and
tonight the boomers and soldiers are
joking back aud forth around the camp
fires. Tomorrow the soldiers Will begin
the work of clearing the strip They ex
tect Ia lind a large number II cattle in
The western part. hut scouts sent ont say
there are no boomers upon the strip save
those in transit and the small colony II
a dozen or more families who have been
along Black Beaver creek for a year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Hsmsd = Mate Suissn of l.asisss
Rs tosss

Isxuase. Narehf III Bin Suii sll
Tan = Z4nsiAaf j. siesa. 81 was
trshef = fise ftsrssr suiians. kha =
anf hnFahssh. and ess-f4e,iesl T. tise
sssitanaf~ - ~ sls,sfh q sse fatmef a
fet'ftssff i<H ~ 49, irfn la $50.
NJ s,fiff 80 2 kfaae that She ~aif4a
'fead ihas ais SIS kHEHs Eaias ~
hiftAhff r he fsists ~ = iape -
fsfss - fei<hfiY = ~ fhss 3nfSnft r
tlatnaia@ tae fhnlns Is .lefsoQe Z hslllfsh
sa8~4Hf ''-sefsi Mhlee&s. sstlng Is
ne Nf'~entf = ~ s. ftFfai. ass "a
r. <sf g tseH'1a ~ hs5fssk sesnwl-
sfinef = esssaAs Eks sstsss1on a thst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
BUT LITTLE GOLD.
There l. Only $: yoeo. 900 Free Gold in
the Treasury.

WA~afNcrcx March 6. - Secretary
Foster II the treasury department this
afternoon received a telegram from As
zi~tant Treasurer Roberts AZ New York
stating that ssos3tso In gold had been
taken from the cub treasury today Tor
export tomorrow. United States notes
and treasury nutcs we're paid Tor the
gold
IN addition 10 the gold taken from -he
sub treasury $3.50 ia gold vas taken
from haHsss for export. This large ex-
port vii leave the United States treas
nFy Nlth little lrss than 100000 free
gold. the lowest point y has reached
since the Passage - the act for the re
sumption ~ specie payments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
NO BLOOD WAS SHED
SAundeson and Redmond Play a
Game OF Bluff.
NOT A SINGLE BLOW STRUCK
The Former Insuls~f the 1rish Cham
ptsn Twice In Public and Now
Wants . Duel

LospoS. March &. When Colonel
Saunderson. the grsndmaster u Orange,
men and memhes of parliament for North
Armagh. denounced the lrish home rule
members on last Thursday. March :. ~
defenders Of criminals. William Red
moud. Parnellite member for East
Clare. challenged Col. Saunderson to re
peat the words outside IN. house.
Colonel Saundcrron offered to repeat
the words anywhere. and after the de
bate he wrote note 10 William Red
mono Offering 10 repeat in the lobby
what he had said.
This evening Colonel Saunderson and
Mr.. Redmond encountered each other in
the lobby. Mr.. Redmond. going up 10
the colonel. said: DO YOU accuse me
and my colleagues Of being murdercrs!
Colonel Saunderson. who 10y the way
rs not an lrishman. but native of Scot
land. coolly replied: Il know nothing of
you personally. but accuse the Irish
party of conduct leading 10 murder"
Both Redmond and Saunderson were
angry. and confronted each other in "A
pugilistic attitude.
Peers from the house ~ lords and
members of the house of commons
gathered around in expectation of see-
ing the first blood in the threatened
civil war between the Ulsteriies and the
rest of Ireland. just as the two seemed
about Ia fall in. friends came up and
stepped between them. preventing the
threatened blows.
NoFcar ofa Duel.
Colonel Waring. conservative member
ofparlisment for North Down and one %
the strongest loyalist leaders in the
north of Ireland stood hy Colonel Saun-
derson and succeeded in withholding
him from shedding Parnellite gore.
while James j. O'kelly. Parnellite and
formerly member Of parIiamentfor North
Roscommon. stood beside Redmond and
restrained the aroused passions of the
Irish champion. The lobby became
rapidly crowded. and the combatants
were hustled apart.
Colonel Waring led Colonel Saunder-
son away 20 the library. Saunderson
showing evidence of much excitement
and anger. Sir. Redmond walked away
from the scene. amid shouts Of They
snail meet at Boyne." followed by cheers
and laughter.
Speaker Peel. hearing Of the encounter
between Mr.. Redmond and Colonel
Ssunderson. ordered a police Inspector
10 the scene with instructions that he
arrest the man who struck the first
blow. The inspector appeared toward
the end Of the quarrel. and after having
warned both men OF the nature Of his
instructions. waited to see what hap
reried
IL is reported that Colonel Saunder
son has challenged Mr.. Redmond 10 a
duel on the continent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
FRANCE BACKING down.
She Wants the Panama Investigations
Postponed FOR a Whiie.

PARfs. March G The chamber Of
deputies today. hy request a. the gov
ernment. postponed the debate on the
motion 81 VI. Millevoye regarding the al
legged connection II fiequef. NJ. Derre,-
cinct and NJ. Cemenc.su With the Pan
anna canal frauds NJ Bourgeois. min.
lister az n,efice. urgcsi that this discus
sion az the present time might prejudice
10 ..cial decisions and that tho chamber
ought - wait until tine courts 81 law
had ,lecisied rs 10 the responsibility ~
any one before pron0uncing Its own
o{4uion.