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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
GRAND RAPIDS BInDs WON.
4 Lively Cooking Main at jackson
SUNDAY Morning.

Jackson. Mich. March ~. A chicken
fight Of large proportions. characterized
by much excitement and consequent
betting ~ money. took place after mid
night Saturday night and late Sunday
morning.
The main was al Michigan Center.
three miles east of the city. and the pit
was made ON the promises occupied by
k q. Phillips as hotel and summer re
sort Tho main was between Grand
Rapids and jackson birds. and was the
direct outcome ~ a main held last faiI.
in which Grand Rapids was beaten.
The fight OF yesterday was much more
even. 1t took thirteen battles g. deter
mine the winner. the score standing six
to six when a dozen fights had been
pulled up. Each separate battle Was
for go. sl0 aside jackson won the De
Gliding tight. or thirteenth battle. and
the Grand Rapids lads lost heavily.
Although IL Was then daylight. a
shake purse fight was arranged for ne
tween the two cities. Grand Rapids
won this. and So heavily did jackson
men plunge op il that they quit losers
ON the night jackson men had a noted
chicken fancier from Kalamazoo fo heel
their chickens. while Grand Rapids mcn
did their own work ~ fitting their birds
A main was arranged between Grand
Rapids and Battle Crcek before the
sports dispersed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The 10000 Side Bet With Mitchell
Will Now stand

PirrsnuKs. March 20 Jim Corbett
arrived IN Pitfsburg today. In re-
garsi 20 llls proposition 20 fight Charley
Mitchell Tor the purse alone. without the
$1,000 side bet. and which "charitabIer
proposition Mitchell says came to- late
torie;t said "On account - Mitchelts
repeated Insults. wiz now insist on ths
tl'tfsu side ret being put az" Cor
heff don't consider Denver smith a
frst fater and viii pay no attention 20
smiths challenge. Gori,ett said n
anything should turn up that Mitchell
won't tight re. Peter Jsckapn j. tie
only man that viii claim my attention
White Cortsett would not admit that
ho had any correspondence WITH the
Neesfk. y J club relative n ifs porse
- s-ofs0. he Spike a. though The fight
would copie ~ before that club Both
toTieft ard his manager. Brady. vere
sure thar No dne. not even t<siseft -
Niisheii could touch the sS}o ftou In
the hsr,is q Nr blanchard = Boston
ard the dniy way = ceaild he With lraer
vas eitear - forfeit CT hy the wtn 1er e
the h1ffie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
MORE BnIBrny u>EAnruED.
Kansas Republicans Discover a Nice
Ded 90 Corruption

TorHk,. Kan. March % The in
dusfry n ;he popuiists in seeking ~ ev
ffae corruption during the late legisla
fure has stirred np the repnbli -ars. Who
are about ready g. spring anotacr sensa-
fion On kanras City. han. They are
unkiiiing % gives rAlass AMI details un-
t they gather witnesses az their com
mani As the story has no connection
x.th the original of,lect - the investiga-
si1n it is possible that the committre
uav vote not - go into ~ The story.
fFiefy f.ii. IS that fso purses. one -
$50 anti ere - Ssa we're raised 10 de
frat tne " sanliotte county fee biii and
the tii. stoi.hing the court - common
ties~ of that c~unfy. Both tiiis were
esfeate.l. II - reported that a rnan Who
wa net member - the legislature
eecsresi the fen bili and burned if The
senate Investigation committee viii r.
Faair 80 isi<frs tomorrow with jim
Terffe - the stari
Anuthcr Important witness who has
been s1breraed = ex Attorney Gen
erai bradfari 4 IS SAID that he viii
swear thsf fcfh VI a. ~ ana Mr. Lit
81 ts,i know edge e The heal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The New Hcbridc~ and New Caledonia
Scenes OF Disaster.

SYDNEY. March ~ A destructive
hurricane swep; on March 6 over the
New Hcbridcs islands and New Gale.
donia. destroying many villages. causing
great loss q, life. Large numbers q the
natives are said 70 have perished aud
extensive districts were devastated. New
Caledonia farms with neighboring
islands. and u the most important
penal colony Of France. Par1icat
lars are anxioufly awaited as
H. the destructive - lie and property Al
NoGcma and other points The New
Hebrides have hut few White inlIabi-
tanfs. but among these are missionaries
from America and Europe.
LAIR The hurricane was the worst
one ever experienced IN tho region. u
tagged incessansly Tor three ,isys ard the
rainfall vas enormous HUI 4 New
Caleslnnia is flooded In Tchio nlone
i've persons uers drowned. The l<~s a
property Wis Al least tlzteto Nfsi n
the settlers were ruined.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The Pension Policy Will Remain Tn
chasgrxi rDr the Psrsent-

WssHfNssr,S. March ~ II il ex-
prcfed tisaf within the next few days
the presli.nt sili send 20 the senate the
nogaiuatipn 4 commissioner II pen
sions. ard arly changes ia policy a. 10
pensions AMI sd-~fione a. ~ r-crganiza-
fion VII be ,irferrei until General
Raum's successor has had an opportu-
nifty o. famtliaFixc himself with rho
,lrr~es and needs q the Office. n the
meantime Secretary Saith will con
tinue % sign ali pension certificates
a. lfh@Y are presented Z, him.
The daily tsue II pension certificates
has fallen of very little. II any. during
the present m0nth. and M material re-
dncfion - anticipated IL j. stated Il il
SECRETARY smiths tirm purpose - faith
fi.iy ajninistsr the pension laws "a
they exist. and No enc who furnishes
esi,leacc proving his right % fen~ion
un,l..r the iaw viii - denied ftl. justice
II = also stated. however. on good
authority that qnestionaht- caz..s will
~ thoroughly investigated. % the end
that fraudulent and improper claims
may h. rcdpccd 10 a minimum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
WHERE is THE CASH
The Italian Banks Lose About
5000. 100000.
STILL POLITICS ARE CLEAN
The Astonishing Statement Made ~
senator Finaii OF the insestiga-
tion Committee az Deputies.

RoxK. March 20 Signor G.. Ga1litti.
the prime minister. presented b, the
chamber II deputies today the repsri Il
the committee appointed 10 examine
into the hank scandals The report
states that the Bank of Sicily had ex-
ceeded is legal note issue by 100000
lire. The banks acceptanees amounted
10 33oooto lire. consisting mostly q
accommodation bills Its overdue bills
reached total of 100000 lire The
capital Of the bank bad been reduced
from a3too.ooo lire to i5.iooooo lire.
CThe National Italian bank holds over
due bill amounting Ia 2u,9ro,ooo lire. on
which a loss is expected IL 10000 lire.
The note circulation 81 this bank was
lol. 10000 lire below the legal limit The
cash deficit of the Banca Romano Is
3s.6oc.0oo lire. The illegal excess 81
its note issues since l,Si reaches
the total of 6i.5sooO lire.
Over four fifihs of the bills
held by the hank have not been paid
and the institutions hold no security for
their payment. The committee RECON-
mending that the Banca Romano ceases
Its business. The bank of Naples held
doubtful bills 20 the amountof 100000
lire. The position Of this bank. the re-
port says. though unfortunate il Is not
discouraging. The report advises con
iidence in the banks recovering yigor.
Senator Final. the chairman ~ the
committee. states that among the ac-
ccptances held by the banks and yet re
naming unpaid. very few bear names ~
men in political life. Those that were
found bearing such names were only for
small amounts When large bills had
been discounted for members 81 the
chamber of deputies. il was found that
these men were traders. and therefore
entitled To the credit granted them by
the banks. Signor Giolitti asks the
house 10 appoint committee OF five
members 10 again examine the overdue
bills held by the banks mentioned in the
report. The house then adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Judge Iticks Wants so Know the
Brotherhood Constitution

ToLEDo. O.. March ~. United States
Judge Ricks did not put in an appear
ance here this afternoon. and ccnee
quenily the hearing ~ the COMPLAINTS
against the Lake Shore engineers. who
refused 90 handle Ann Arhor freight
Saturday. was continued until tomorrow
afternoon. and the brotherhood has re-
tanned James III. Souihard and exCon.
grcssman Frank Hurd 10 defend their
eases Chief Arthur j. expected here
at late hour tonight. and Il IL csid that
as soon as be arrives he will he attached
by the United States marshal FOR his
appearance IN court. IN the matter ~
showing by what authority ip The hs
laws of the Brotherhood he ordered his
men not to handle ffcighi frsrn the Ann
Arior Traffic rn the latter road IS
somewhat congeFtecl. despite the her
culean efforts 81 the company 20 raise
the blockade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

kosE. March "a bomb Was en-.
l,loSiet tbs esenins Al the entrance 81
the Msrigonoli palace. The exIiossen
Mas heard olstinetly IA the msddie q
the city. although the palace \ IA The
suburbs Tie houses throughout the
neight,oTlood were shaken bs the shock
and for 80 yards IN esers direction
Windows were smashed and plaster Mas
shaken from she ceilings In the palace
every ~insox sas snaasi.ed aud much ~
The furniture uas broksn The sfones
Al the entrance we're thrown ont II
place and deep hole was driven Ia the
aound Hundreds II persons ran. from
the houses in the neighborhcod and
gathered az the entrance. until com
pany of soldiers cleared the streets Ii
was found that nobody had been IN
iured. although the damage 10 property
had been considerable. No arrests have
been made and no eyidenoe has been 81
cured ~ 10 the identif, u the man v ho
placed the bosnh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

j Rhodes, general manager ~ the cen-
bine. had .usl been placed oia the stand
when tte Sergeant ~ Arms Wells II the
hoss.e u representatives appeared and
demanded the bssdy u Mr.. Walsh. !,es
erai deputy sherifys and other officers of
TIA co0rt moved forward and . con:act
seemed certain. when Judge Egan Nss.
missed Mr.. Walsh from the stand nlid
Ibid him ne could 20 % the capitol ii I've
desired Sergeant alarms Wells mad
from the house FOR Walsh The hcENs
hai been in a frenzy for an hour ats
had iust begun preparing linpsaehule'il
proceedings when Mr.. Wash Appearsd
ca the scene. In the sensta
sensational speeches we're being
made. Senator Santorn introduced
resolution referring the con
trotersy over the letter books 10 the sls
judges II Ramsey county. sitting en-
banc. This excited the ire of Senator
Donnelly. who said: This Legislative
bo<iy - supreme. Ii does not have 10
look "a the little court of Ramsey county
fos decision. We sent for papers.
seized them as the resolution instructs.
and cannot understand why these quib-
bles should be raised in defense Of any
iniquitous gang u thieves and maraud-
ers- The state Is aroused and we must
act. IL would take very little 20 arouse
the people of Minnesota and cause the
members "a the lniquitous combine 10
dzngle from the lampe." The Sanborn
resolution was defeated "a 20 3
At the afternoon ses~.on Of the district
court Judge Egan made the Legislators
victory complete by deciding that his
court had no jurisdiction over members
or officers % the legislature. and could
not compel them 10 give up the books
II the combine IN their possession. The
latest sensational turn of the case oc-
CURED when John Rhodes, general man
zger Of the coal combine. brought srit
in the district court for 10000 damages
against the joint legislative committees.
alleging that they kept from him his
property and ruined his business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

DIGHToS. Kas.. March 20. The
prairie fires which have been sweeping
western Kansas have caused great
destruction Of property and loss Of life
in Lane and Wichita counties. In
Wichita county Saturday the flames
swept over the home IL John Ericsen in
the night and his house was completely
destroyed. La rescuing his little
daughter Mr.. Ericsen was so badly
burned that he died yesterday. Thomas
Jamison lost fifty head Of cattle. which
we're pastured ia an inclosure fenced
with barbed wirs' and could not escape.
Loss Of much other property and live
srock is reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
ExrE>p rnIsry MILES.
a Suggestion Regarding Jesritoriai
Lines NJ tsering ~cs-

s. PfrfpseCRc. Nareh - The com
mission appointed = investigate qaee
isons ,sennecied wi'h ;hs iiertg ses @esl
fisheries advises that the Territorial
waters around 'he f5erinx - isisnfls -
regarded as eyffrdirE tsiftf ntilee
f-sm land fyT the coaef e ksi
ss-taks the territorial vsfefe shaaid
~ rerar.sesi as extending fer mice from
lard since the fensaie Seeis sere uubi -
swim olt ter niies - ottain food fur
their yfainr 4 = regards The sesrnrp -
Rrsfssh ships ~ TIE TIE rehfing 90 fhs
commission a14,sirftsl hy fhe ffreiz,e
ofFce SAYS that fbe scfiea = ~ Freziss
aathoriiiee sse lssfife4 - ffse ifreru lar
~ ard svseFeness x he entsles r. tie
kz ~ tteee xfeess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
He HEARS HIS FATE
Carlyle w. Harris Trsds Against
Reporter chosss.
THE DOOMED NAN cHftRfD
The Win Msrdcr<r W1n - Eseuzo-
Gated ~ Asbsr~ DursAs ~ Wesk
B4xinniAs Aaay q

Nrw yosx. March S.-Cariy1s W.
Harr.s sas today 10 sansenoed o. die for
the murder a his sifs. he viii be
eiectrocuted the vessk bex.lnins Nay 3.
The court room was crowded and the
recorder ordered al the dsors i<rrrl.
and asked The usual question. IL tha
prisoner had anything b say"
Harris lcaned both hands on Tie rail.
bent forward and began 20 speak In
tones - snandihio that the depatloa
eho STOOD close behind him on either
side could nos hear what he said and
leaned their heads % catch the words.
The scene vas dramatic In the erfreme.
Harris leaned bis lef, hand on the rail
and slightiy swayed AZ hc spoke With
elective gestures he waved his right
arm, hut although the spectators kept
absolutely silent and cssned their nrcks
70 hear. net one could catch syllable
of what the prisoaer wac saying.
Accn~rs Cbozte.
Among the spectators ~as Mr.. Poftx
The father a the giri. ~hon Harris mar
fied and murdered. Harris wac ssi-
IDENTITY weak. ie svsys<i backward and
forward hs he spoke anu af times ciunx
convuisisel, to The rail % sate hims<f
from falling. After the nrsi Ten MINUTES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
PASSED CONFORMATION Rurs.
The senate Dsd Little &C intcsrss nt
Last Nights Session.

Ls~sixc. Mich. 2e---T'he senate met
a; O'Clock tonighL Twenty three
memi rre were pfcrcnf Among matters
s.r.nssaeresl-Na as The Bsffle Creek charter
bIli. which vas pas<ssi ard given i'm
mediate effect The bill - eKcinp;
army veterans ffom jury da's vas
placed On general orfier snd refefrs.fi T.
the committee - the shole. The iteii
ing incorporation tAii Was rferfed -
the committee 90 efEroesinr snd carroll
ing The bib authorizing tffisn 81
bond ifeelf for psii,lic5imprusefrc cnfs uas
given it, secupd reading and referred -
the committee IN cities and villages
The Henafe chsmber VII - given up
tornorfow morning 20 the COMMITTEES On
lal,or interests aud considerable teslI
lnuuy is expected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
OFF FOR HAWAII.
Commissioners Biount Sailed on the
Rush Yesterday Afternoon

S,x FRAScrsco. March ok Con-
gresham James IL. Blount. commits
sioner Ia Hawaii. accompanied by Mrs
Blounf and Mr.. Mills. stenographer OF
the state department. as secretary. ar
rived from Washington this morning
aai shortly after noon started for Homo
lulu on the United States revenue cut
ter Richard Rush. Commissioner
Blount was seen for a few minutes be
fore boarding the Rush. and upon being
requested to say something about his
mission. replied:
My mission. 50 far rs instructions
connected with IL are concerned. is a
secret one. and in regard To those in
structions ! am absolutely unable. at
present. 10 impart any information to
the public would like to do 10. but
cannot
When asked IL he had any idea as 10
how long he would be away. ne said:
Il imagine that may be absent about
three months. The Rush will. PROBABLY.
according Ia what hear. remain at the
islands as long as | am there. and shall
very likely return by her"
Capt. &. L. Hopper. who commands
the Rush. expects 10 make the trip in
about eight days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
RICKs MISUNDERSTOOD.
Advice TO Strikers Was Taken as q
Court Decision.

CLEVELAND. March cot is stated
today that the remarks made by Judge
Kicks of Toledo upon the injunction
granted, have been misconstrucd II
was not his purpose to make them any
part Of the court proceedings beyond
advice to the men as 10 what they
should do in the face of the courts
orders They were not made in the
nature az decision. as the case had
not. al that time. come up for trial.
Tuesday. at the hearing at Toledo. il il
expected that a decision will be rendered.
The members of the Cleveland bar in
general are 81 the opinion that the
course ~ Judge Kicks was clearly right
under the law b, which he was guided
In an interview to-day Judge Ricks is
quoted az saying that he did not believe
Chauncey Depew or Edward Lauter-
bach would have criticised the action -
the court had they understood the exact
nature of the action taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

wssHrScroS. March - Sullivan NJ.
Cutcheon 81 Detroit was with Senator
Mcmillan on the floor ~ the senate be
fore the reassembIing this noon Mr.
Cutcheon is on bis way back 10 Detroit
from Florida. Incidentally. he may put
in few strokes Tor the retention a his
brother. General Cutcheon. to the i'm
portans and lucrative place he now holds
on the army Notifications board.
The Michigan democrats in congress
having unitesi in asking Secretary ~
War Lamont - put Mr. Salisbury -
Adrian IN General Cnfeheons piaco. this
will bring out an Interesting echo IN the
recent Michigan senatorial confesf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Mr. Hunscr Talks About Arbitration
and Other Interesting Things.

LONDON. March Cot the house of
commons today Il. Gibson Bowles, con
seryative member for Kings Lynn and
known as leading newspaper man.
called attention 10 the subject of the
Bering sea arbitration. lie urged that
il involved the question of the freedom
of the high seas. and such question
ought not 10 be submitted 10 arbitra-
tion. England. he continued. never sue
ceeded under arbitration. because Eng
land had not single friend among
European powers. In view Of the de
cisions in the Alabama controversy and
the San Juan and Deljoa bay disputes.
no satisfactory results could be ex-
pected from thefBering sea arbitration.
There were advantages in war leading
usually 10 lasting settlement, and war
usually left sentiments of mutual re
spect between the conbafants. III
the country was unable 10 pro-
tect the high seas and had
10 coerce great colony on such
a matter. all the dispatches the
foreign Office could issue would not
hide the fact that the greatness of Eng
land had gone Sir Edward Grey. par
liamentary under secretary for the for
eign office. replied that the remarks az
the honorable member were slngu-
larry inopportune. seeing that the arbi
tration relating 10 BeriDg sea was now
proceeding. Sir Edward deprecated
further discussion. w. a. Hunter.
liberal member Of parliament for Abcr
deem. said that the remarks of the hon
orable member from kings-Lynn con
tanned a reflection upon Lord Salisbury
for having agreed to arhitrate the Bering
eea issue. Lord Salisbury was always
weak. Mr. Hunter said. in dealing with
a strong nation. and scandalously strong
in dealing with weak one. These re-
marks Of Mr. Hunter were evidently not
relishcd by the conservatives and the
subject was dropped without further re
l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

ktfrr.x. Mich March - N ~
ssnsite fruit groNrr iivfae st Fennflile
saYs that The peach and apple fus's
havs ~ yrt started aad that the rs--ent
csl ~t~ls has deus fhea ~ injury
The prospects, for Eysod crop vere
nespr tstter Frsnsptsrs = IT,
xreet drawback - tfe frusf slippers -
ske lske sbn~~ Kuf = esnflsfr,ne srt
fsxnraf.le. fhe rrap on ske lake stors n
fhis rsefasfy wia reach in szln< he<rss >
r0anJ nssliioo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

-I,xsssc. Mich. March - During
the past veek =, least dozen businsss
plscss in this city have l.eeu visited by
burglars. hat ~; much plumber xss -
currI until last night. ~hcn Jsc5h
S:ahfs hardware store ea- raified ansi
rr.>els valued ~ $40 were sfoien.
Whitley Brfe machine shop On the
saef side We also hureiafszegi iass
nsxht Dficer Brown sae three luer
leare the latter place ard eapsisi hiH
revolver ~ them. bat they vanished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Another Plant Coming.

Nxw Yoek. March ~ -PrincssT- Kai
ulani - Honolulu was a guest of
Sorosis today. That society gave lun-
cheon at the Hotel Savoy al L. o'clock.
Mr.. Davies said this evening would be
spent al the hotel. He did no; think
that the princess would care 10 accept
any other invitations before she goes
away. She and her friends will leave
On the steamship Majestic for Europe
"Wednesday morning The princes an
nounced this morning that she would
give out farewell address 10 the public
before she sails. She will probably pre-.
pare II tonight and give il 90 the press
tomorrow morning. ~All She wants is
fair play said Mr. Davies. "and Uncle
Sam will give her that"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

CnANrAIGs. Ill. March 30.--It only
today became generally known that
Judge Wright heard the divorce case Of
Susan c. Day va William 4. Day in the
Champaign county circuit court Satur-
day afternoon. Day was formerly a
prominent lawyer and mayor OF this
city and became nationally prominent
during the first Cleveland administra-
tion as the second auditor Of the treas
ury. Mrs. Day. according to the evil
dence OF herself and servants OF the Day
household in Washington, was the vic
tim of the most brutal and inhuman
attacks on the part u her husband.
Mrs. Day was granted decree Of
xi,vorre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
Errors In Appropriation Bills.

WASHINGTON. March aO-The uumcr-'
Gus errors that have come To light in the
enrolment 81 the great appropriation
bills az the last session formed
nearly an hour of the time
that the senate WAS IN session
today More than ninety such errors
we're stated 10 Mr. Hale TO have been
discovered By him in the naval appro-
priati0n bill alone Various resolutions
as 20 clerks u committees. changes Of
rulee etc. were offered. but not acted on
and the senate adjourned tall Wednes.
day night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Crve1~~kTf Narrh - The forma
flou q a nsg ial.si sni PLAYING card traat.
With headquarters ia the snts. - hear
ing eouipietsoH \ few days sgo f8e
Enited States Printing ccmTaay II Tin
clnusti te.k info ia fSid fhe <atior Al
Playing sfi company - Indianapolis.
ffss se4nei 81 tisis = the formation Il a
trust which wiii have elfhir II tho -
toainz esmpsnies. Hein;x = ketchnm
= Nert tIeir : J Samuel Fr2np 4
>s.,si - Brcr lyr. tac Nsfesnsl Paw Carl
ss7nrany - lnsissnsp1iis Efi-~e,i 4 Nor
<sn and ne Frey Printing eomFsny q
f,ttrfrnsfi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

CHICAGO. March n.-At q meeting of
congregational ministers at the 'irand
Pacific hotel this morning. a set of reso
lutions was unanimously adopted
urgently calling the attention a Presi
dent Cleveland and Secretary ~ State
Gresham 20 the outrage~ perpetrated on
American missionaries IN Turkey. and
asking that the present state Of affairs
there 10 investigated