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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-02-15
Dissolution of COpartnership.

Notice is hereby given that Lee
Stun, Lee Cow, TUT Leung, TUT Ben
and Lee Qui, under the firm name Of
Chew Kee, was, on the Goth day of
November, 1892, dissolved by mutual
consent, and, the business will here
after be conducted by Lee Qui, who
will be responsible only for debts
contracted by himself
Signed:
LEE QUI,
III CHEW KEH STORE.
Four Dollars,
A new line of most durable calf
CATERS for gentlemen, at Olcnvich
Bros, marked down to 81 for one
week. Don't miss this sale.
Small percentage and big pots at
the Monarch Keno parlors. fit
Variability men to play Keno
at the Monarch. f11tf
To RENT-The Ozark saloon, CD
posite State Capitol. The finest fur.
nished saloon in the State. Apply
to-
If ]. d. KnRsrY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
CUBA IN A REVOLT
TocasToFf THE SPANISH YOKE


Nxw Yokx, Nov. l4A-General jose
Marti. editor of Patria and leader u the
revolutionary party in Cuba. today re-
ceived the following cable dispatches in
reference To the reported uprising In
that island:
KEY WEST, Nov. Ia Persecution goes
on against the kaquerra party and
others Condition critical.
OcALo. Havana. Nov. l3 Large meet
ing Of sympathizers here last night
Great enthusiasm.
The steamship Yumura, from Havana.
on November 2. arrived today. She car
ried in the mails large number
Of Havana papers They gave lengthy
accounts Of what appears 90 be
spontaneous uprising OF small bands
OF reyolutionists all over the island.
According TO RI Paris Of Havana. dated
November :. the uprising started on
November ). Twenty men rose in La
jos. entered the store OF dealer in fire.
arms and demanded the surrender Of
his place. lie refused and was shot
The place was looted. The men being
thus armed went to forage. Here they
took thirty horses and were re enforced
by more revolutionists. Then they went
10 San Isidor. where telegraphic com
munication was cut The last heard of
them they were at Asgudin. the planta-
ton os the Marquis de Asgudin.
A similar uprising took place in Ran
cheald OF twenty live armed men,. In
another small town twenty men arose IN
arms. An engagement followed with
the government troops. in which i've
men were taken prisoners and the rebels
dispersed. General Marti says offers OF
aid have come TO the rebels from many
sources. The persecution referred to is
the Imprisonment OF men know u TO be
reyolutionists at heart on trivial or
trumped up charges. General Marti
declares that the best youth CT the pros
porous town OF Cienfuegos started the
revolt. and that all the neighboring
towns Immediately joined il. He says
that many bloody encounters have taken
place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
LYNCHED AND BURNED.
Negro Murderer Was Executed by n
Coiorcd Mob.

LITTLE Rock. Nov. l4.-Word reached
here this morning OF the horrible execu-
tion OF a negro named ID. L. Nelson. at
Warner last night, by a mob composed
entirely OF negroes. Last week Nelson
murdered Ben Belts. a negro, and since
then he has been confined in the small
Jail at Warner. which is a little station
on the Iron Mountain railroad and in a
sparseiy settled country. The friends OF
the murdered man gathered at the jail
last night and breaking down the doors
dragged the trembling wretch out into
the rain and darkness They tied
rope about his neck and dragged him
swung up In the meantime the
poor wretch yelled for mercy and pro-
claimed his innocence. The evidence
against him was too strong. however.
and the mob turned deaf ear 10 his
appeal. As soon as bis body was fact
ened to the tree the mob fired voIley
OF bullets into the slowly revolving
figure. Then they gathered a lot OF
wood and set fire TO IT. The flames
quickly reached the suspended figure
and his clothing ignited and his flesh
began 10 burn. The mob then Withdrew
after warning every one not To extin-
guish the flames. The rain. which WAS
pouring down. quenched the fire and
saved the body from incarceration. Early
this morning the body az Nelson was
found lying in the Jail yard with the
clothing partly burned of. The author
tiles are trying 10 learn the identity OF
the mob. but with poor prospect OF sue
cess.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
CLEVELAND Sor ,SDoRsEn.
Ex-C0asssl Bssiioe Discusses the Ha-
Waisaa -irastiou.

PufLsrs Lfats. Nov. i4-Dr Edward
fes.oe. ex consul - Annoy. China. re-
torred % his horne IN this city from
Chicago today. +,pesking II his recent
v.sit O. Hawaii ana of the tangled poiit
isal foudilion there. hs said: "A have
not inllarscd. aad 10 not iDdorse Pres
iaslt C.-yalants pfopcsstloa o estab-
llsh monarchy in h4Vail. and have
~ triacism O. make q ex President
Ha-fl.or's : action "a toe premises A
matter d, tact and a. record. the regoiu-
Ron - AT January IN Honolulu Was
caupietcJ. and the provisional goyern-
neat Wss "a pcWer Toe tDrty eight hours
tsf1re ex Minister Stevens requested
tac courIaDeief % the Boston u land
the marines % protect American lives
and interests. No rossibie advantage
es..id accrue from annexation. On the
contrary the acqnisition % those islands
u >q.d make Americaa citizens q . !Ot
81 uixed people con. rosed of refugee
tafopeans. "a .ccfiorable Chinese and
= ip.n -se. native kanakas. and even un-
desirable people. Who speak the English
torEue. Who are not quslited in any way
q appreciate tie blessings of this re-
r1ISli..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
TwIrrED OF DIsLoYALrY.
Ex-Premier Mercier Denied That He
Talked Against Canada.

QUEBEc. Nov 1i.-Ex-P Premier Mercier
was yesterday twitted in parliament with
disloyalty on his first appearance since
his mission through the United States.
and told that the recent demonstrations
in honor Of Lord Aberdeen's arrival in
Canada were eloquent protests against
those who sgitated, the. subject. for
breaking the colonial tie. He denied
that in his addresses in the United
States he mad deprecated Canada; ON
the contrary. ne had spoken Of her as
rich in resources Of all Kinds. but badly
governed. lie believed that Canadian
farmers prospered as they did in spite of
England. and tao wished to be well un-
derstood on this point. in spite of her
egotistic policy aud in spite OF the Que
bee and Ottawa government What
might not be the measure Of their pros
perity il they were Independent OF her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

world. Pair onci2ls Want . Last OF
Foreign Awards

CHscAGo. Nov. lf-in the closing
days q tbs fiRai sesslon u the worlds
Columbian commission. President Pal
msr appointed eommIttee % CONSIDER
complaints II foreign missloners
aud others Who had grievances against
John Boyd fnaeher's bureau OF awards.
Today this special committee, after care
fully considering tor several days the
most pressing complaints against Mr.
Ihaehef. brought . report 10 the exc
cutise committee The report over
ruled Mr.. Ihaeher az nearly every point
IL Was adopted unanimously by the exc.
eative committee and Mr.. Thacher will
tnerefore be compelled 20 heed It's rec
concentrations The bureau OF awards
Was ordered in the beginning 20 correct
the lists aud names II all exhibitions
and their addresses. In many Instances
Mr.. Thacher's clerks had given medals
90 streets and bouleyards instead OF To
the artists OF manufacturers on these
streets
Mr.. rhacher was ordered TO prepare a
list q all foreigners who GOT medals and
q send the list 10 the commissioners
from the respective countries 10 be cor
reeted. He Nas also ordered TO prepare
q hst IL the cards issued To the judges
shO esansiael the displays. that pre-
caution bsiag taken % protect exhibit.
ofs. IN the event ol corruption being
proved against any OF the judges. The
repoft aiso declares that before any re
weed report is written in diplomas IL
shall be shown 70 the foreign commits
sionsr who is given authority 10 CON-
pare il with the original report for the
purposs 70 making snch criticisms and
suggestions as may seem proper.
The protest Of j. :. Larke. commits
siOner from Canada. against certain ir-
reguiarities in the agricultural imple-
u.ent secsson was. adjusted by ordering
Mr.. Thacher 10 at once organize a court
Of appeals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
NEARLY KILLED MRs. BEEcHER.
MIR. Holiday. the Muricre~s. Grabbed
Her by the Throat.

MONTICELLO. y. Y. Nov. a. Mira
Paul Holiday. the triple muricrcss. in
her effort 20 counterfeit insanity, has
become the terror of her attendants.
This morning she manifested much vio-
lence as Mrs Beecher. wife OF the
sheriff. was giving her breakfast aud
trying 10 make her comfortable. Sbo
eprang at her with the feroeity Of
tigress aud cluiched her by the throat
aud soon would have strangled her had
not the sheriff spraug 90 his wifs's assls
tancc The sheriff With no little difi
Guilty loosened her grasp from his wife e
neck. In the meieo largo needle.
something like darning needle only
larger. was discovered secreiod ia the
folds Of her drees Where she got Il is
a mystery. IL 10 thought she Has av ait
iug an opportunity In use AZ on some ~
her attcndante
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Misunderstanding with Manufactur-
ers About Puddlers' scale.

PITrssrRG, Nov. Il. \ telegram from
Youngstown. Ohio. says Developments
regarding aTnalgamated scale show de-
eided misunderstanding between the
manufacturers and amalgamaied men
regarding the scale for pudding. Ii
was given out by both sides that the
agreement reached was $40. a manu-
facturer, who took part in all the meet
ings that were held here. said today:
We did not agree 10 pay $40 for pud-
ding. At every meeting We insisted
that the scale should be $40 for pud-
ding and did not for moment recede
from that position. The amalgamated
men suggested as a compromise on sL1o
but We declined 10 talk OF that matter.
We figured that by using scrap We might
get out with a small margin at s4-5O. but
could not pay more that. No agreement
WAS signed by the manufacturers to pay
moro than 81 so for pudding and in no
event viii they pay more than that price.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Will wATr Fon CONGRESS.
Hawaiian Correspondents Will Not
fie Given Ont at Present

WsssISeroS. Nov. iA--It appears
that she department * state has heard
from Miasster Willis by telegraph from
Saa fgancisco. Tor IL IL learned that the
dispatches received AZ the department
yesterday confirm the press reports of
Master Willis srrivai at Honolulu aud
otnsr svaais up Ia the time OK the de-
parsufe * TIE Chlns. The Hawaiian
minister. MIR rhuraton. called at the
department this morri-g and was clos
ctssl privately IN conference with Secre-
tafy Gresham Until tho hour SET for the
meeting of the cabinet. The secretary
suli declines 20 make any statement
touching Hawaiian affairs and u - be
ievesi taaf II be had any intsution Of
making public AZ TINS time Dir. blount's
rtport or Minister Wills Instructions
taat Idea has oeeu atandoned. and the
n Vt ol.l,ai statement aiil probably ap-
resr in faa com l1gui alton 20 congress
- taa eutirs correspOnlcnce relating TO
Hawaii. Shlch has pssscd since Presi.
dent Harrison sent the annexation
treaty b. the s,uste.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
SPANISH AFFAIRS CRITICAL
Public Confidence Il at a Very Low
LIB.

LoNDoS. Nov. IA letter from the
Spanish agent OF great commercial
house Of this city says the condition OF
affairs in Spain Is critical. Public con
tidence is at the lowest ebb. The gov
erament and other officials are in
state OK panic and the army is notori-
ously disafected owing TO the fact that
its pay is in arrears The Meiila dis
turhances have not diverted the atten.
tion of the people from tho Barcelona
dynamite bomb outrage. which has
further iniismed the public against the
government. and this state OF affairs
may lead 10 the most serious conse-
quenccs Mr.. Rsnsdeu. the British
consul at Santiago, who is now in Lon
don. has received a telegram assuring
him OF the pacific condition OF Cuba and
saying that the report Of revolt on
that island comes from the Cuban party
Ia Florida
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
SCALED THE APPROPRIATION.
MethoGist- Indulge in a Hot Debate
Over Indian Missions.

MISSEAPoLIs. Nov. IA red hot de-
bate over the sum 10 be appropriated for
mission work in India during the com
ing year enliyened this afternoons ses-
sion % the general missionary commit.
tee Of the methodist church. Ii was
finally decided 10 scale tho sl50OO0 ap-
propriation recommended by the com
mittee one ninth. and 10 allow the India
10 spend further sum of $4,000. pro-
vided il raised the amount itself Tho
other appropriations for the foreign
work made earlier in the day were "a
follows. South America. SOL .56l; Chi
nese missions Foo Chow. s25. 460. Cen
tral China. l.3ii. North China. s42.-
co; West China. s9.965; total for China.
sil@7ii. North Germany. sl3.s00;.
Switzerland. $500. Norway. $1,000;
Sweden. $4,000. Denmark. 5000; Fin
land and 81 Petersburg. s3.s73; Bull
garia. sls.2sa, Italy. si2.5oo; Mexico,
fskl.Bt4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
WAR OFFICE IMPLICATED.
Startling Developments Regarding
Arrest of Two spies.

BERLIN. Nov l4--IIerr ilanauer. i'm.
perial minister Of justice. has made a
report To the emperor ON the case Of the
two Freuchmen arrested some time
since az hiel on the suspicion of being
spies. and who afterward confessed tha,
they belonged To the French general
staf. At the time % their arrest they
pretended that they were yachismeB. an
English yacht chartered by them having
brought them 10 kiel. When they and
the yacht were searched the police found
q cOiiection o, photographs AMI plans %
the dcfenses - several ~ the German
poTts Minister iianauer Ia his repoft
SAYS that surprising revelations have
been made in tho case. linking the
French war Office with the work of the
frlsoners
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

John raImsef. whs s,srcdmo-d Rar.
eaR~ cbests. ftesd-

U~sos Cry. Mich noe "A Js.hn
raifsef y desd serd 50 yesrs NJ pai
usef iurrrie9 the baeFaRr- checking sys-
TEN nog In uss un al the rstiFuers n
ttis spuntfg. The inrenfir,t rns,s ai,0ut
IN tire way Aio1g 10 Isisl Psinef sssd
- risy the h8iie 81 asntlng psFfics
lucoentai.F hF took s.harre tf tilf ufnps
hod hats - those emo tsok tsff II
Ens hsr1 5ob ssflrr A. feep ti,ets sparf.
i4us hosiis the vioiiblsi hif up3n q pizn.
re Cste eech rnah . rnmt~fed check
asa sitsche5 like riirek - the gnsi
rHerts which f<i1re~f - tfui IRE
sFbefse vtFs~3 20 Vr-rip' tsfp sr8 every
time q isnrr wze trii % fhf Tteifsity
Faiuisrs ti,eele prff nssd e,osne ieii
goeo sssn from MARSHAL nttsTSscd 0Ds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
eight miles fren Dnlnth. vas burned
e4Fis this moEning. Atont = 90 oIn ieet
was DESTROYED Insurance $1,000
The Coasins Msrierer Mts His Fate
ia Anbara fsrison.

ApsrnS, y. 4. Nov. A-John Johnson.
the enlored oonxicf murderer. Sas exc
eutsd In the electric chair la the prison
here today 81 l2ss0 tie walked 10 his
death GALAXY and hie nerve did rot
desert him. The execution wss 8 sue
eess. Johnson u4s knoxn as the Hue
NiEger from ciyae." lie had hsscn .
criminal for years and been sent az Tor
various crimes nany times. Apni IL
last. uiihoat esfcuee or WaTning and
simply while Ia ft Of III tealIer. John
son ran through the bnoouislsip Ct the
prison and began siashiEg right aud LETT
among the convicts With hfo0minifsA
He stabbed Charles Peek 20 tie heart
aud slashed Daniel Britfon N the
abdomen. death resnifing in two hou "a
Several Others were badly cut tcforc the
convict was disarmed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

Cincinnati Diocese VIII send Their
Names To the Pope

CIScISSATI. Nov a. The bishops Of
the aechdiocesc of Cincinnati. ten In
number with Archbishop Elder pFesid-
INK. met this morning at the cathedral.
the object being 20 select three candi.
date one Of which will be chosen at
Rome to be raised 10 the bishopric % till
the vacant seat al Nashville The three
priests 10 lie chosen "a candidates may
b. taken from the diocese. but their
names viil not be divuiged until the ap.
poiutmeut . announced from Rome IL
- very generally believed that the Very
Rev Ferdinand Brossert vical general of
the Covington diocese and rector - 81
Mary's cathedral Vill be one OF the can.
didaies agreed upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
RoBBED ny MaskED MEN.
They Held Up n storekecpcr ard
Scrured N1OO.

ErrstI.. I. T.. Nov IL The store of
Brown bros. at Neemoks wss entered
about o'clOck Saturday evening by
four masked men. who ordered Treas
urer Brown % open the safe aud hand
over what money these was IN a. The
orrier vss quickly obeyed add 500
hsraed over 90 them. TheY then robbed
Mf Brown q els ard . eslid watch and
chain After 30ing part u tne rsr8~.
one stood guard while the baiance =
thera vent - the tsrn aud go1 tour
saddle horses They then iorcei the
c.fss ana Mr. HruNn - wax seteu
miles xifh their hasaa NJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Coal strike coaierenc..

LopoN. Nov. IA. 1t now appears that
the government consulted both the Coal
Owners association and the Miners
Federation before asking them TO send
delegates 10 a eonfsrsnee looking TO the
settlement cf the great coal strike.
which conference Is 10 be presided over
by Lord kosebery, the secretary u state
for foreign affairs From this exchanges
of views Mr Gladstone learned that both
sides were ready TO accept any PROPOSE
ton which they considered reasonable.
and which would lead 10 a prompt settle
ment OF the dispute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

CINoISNkTl. Nov Ia Miles. RAinforth
& llaEaiin. maRsgess ot Walnut Street
theatre. Hayilns theatre and Peck 8
opera house. have brought suit for AZ
90 damages against the Stage km-
ployes' union for circulating printed cir
euiars boycotting the Wa'nut Street and
haylin's theatre. aud also requesting
business men mol 10 adseft'se matter IA
their windows FOR attractions al the
houses named judge Moore granted a
temporary restraining orier against tie
union
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

lsDIASAPoLls. Nov. 1.-The Central
Labor union Of this city. composed of
representatives, az nearly all the local
labor organizations. has oustea William
j. Ross. secretary. Some time ago an
investigation ~ the books was begun
and today IL was announced that con.
siderable shortage had been found. The
amount Of the discrepancy isnot known.
Ross 10 out of the city and criminal pro
cecdings are talked Of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
NO WORD OF PRAISE
Cleveland 10 Condemned by
Pretty Nearly Everybody
ON HIS HAWAIIAN POLICY
m Z. Castle. FoFmer Editor OF The
fionoiala Ady-rts.sr. Critieises
Gr0ser severely

Ass AREos. Mich. Nov. iL-H u.
Castle. Formerly editor q the Advertiser
a Honolaia. Who - IN this city visiting
frisEds. says the Amsrican minister or
American forees did not participate in
the deposition II the queen. but were
passive spectators u the eonnict In
regard 10 he rsinstafsmento of the queen.
Nj C.tztis said. 1T can't be done with
out the grossesE sniusties 10 hundreds
Il persons Who have relied upoa the
gocd faith OF the Jnited States The
gareo's government Rt best would be
amply paper government uniess sup
ported - Ansficao bayorets- Putting
Il taCE means slmpiY using the full
lnrce g thc United Statss gosefnment
in esl.er % destroy the party u progress
ao1 ability"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

CHICAGO. Nov. IA. DIR. Frank Gun.
saulus. pastor Of Plymouth eongrega-
i'll for some days at his home. he went
TO his residence one evening last week
suffering from a severe cold. which soon
developed into p. sumonia. and for a
time he was at deaths door. Today Dr.
Gunsaulus he reported as somewhat bet.
ter and his family anc physicians are
very hopeful OF his recovery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
scheis and Floyd Arrested.

SoUrHkNrroN. Nov. li.-Frank Floyd
and Philip Scheig, who were arrested
here yesterday. upon the arrival OF the
steamship Saalc. from New York.
charged with robbing the Bank OF Min
neapolis Of s90.uU0. In which robbery
Lewis Floyd is said to have been con
cerned. were taken to London today in
charge OF Inspector Jarvis OF Scotland
Yard. who would not allow reporters
TO communicate with the prisoners
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. lA-All ~ the
mis- sing in last nights fire in The Wetter
building have been located except ab
unknown young man. about Il years
old. a stranger in the city. who - sup
posed TO have come from ST. Louis lie
is known TO have been in the \. VI. &. A.
room when the fire broke out. hut no
one saw him escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

RocKFoRp. Mass. Nov. IA The total
sir 81 the new cruiser Columbia today.
over tie forty rlile course ard return.
eighty miles Ia i vas Four hours. i've
minuies. thirty @eonds From this
unusf re deducted tbifty minutes Al.
loved fhs ship b tnrn ~ the outer mark
- Ceua rospoise eiviag the net time
crer the course at three hours thirty
i've Minutes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Raised $50. 600 ON Forged Paper.

BosroS, Nov. IA Receiver Nhiprlc
Of the Mutual One Year Benefit order
charges that es0.o0o has been obtained
from the treasury Of the commouN ealth
on forged rcqniaitions. Insurance Gem
missioncr Merrill. through whose hands
the requisitions passed. thinks every.
thing II all right, but alIniis that be
may be mistaken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

AUeUsrA. ia. Noy. 1.-THE third Au.
gusts exposition wss formally opened
today Nth elaborate ceremonies. Fifty
thousand people witnessed tho grand
procession - military and civic bodies
that parstied the principal streets with
Governor Northen st its head Nearly
all the ststes and eight nations are rep
resented and many midway plaisance
features have been broaght from Chi
.aaes4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

ToGFBo. Ohio. Nov "a "A motion
vas allowed in ecnuon pleas coDtt here
tc.isy Or the a.schsrEe of the receiver
appointed soue .pntbs ago Tor TIE
smead liesting 4 NeufIiating company
~ Tols-,io srd kausas City. no. sn1
Nhieh ex.ncprn has inierssts n Esw
York and fnire. 4hs eompsuy hss
been reurgantzea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15
Italy win Maintain Her Credit.

ROME. Nov. l4-Premier Giolitti today
declared that the financial situation in
abroad to be the case. Although the
government was compelled TO propose
new taxes in order TO balance the bud
get. il would take measures to assure
Italy's credit abroad, such as by requir-
ing the payment OF customs in gold.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

FREsNo. Cal, Nov. 1L-Three men
who hall stolen fishing nets fron Will
lam Fsrrow. cripple. were discovered
10y Farrow and two conetablcs this
morning. Tho thieves rcsisieI arrest
and opened fire on The party with pistols.
Farrow WIS shot dead and one - the
thieves vas 1.orsally wounded. box the
others escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-15

CRY or MExIco. Nov. l8.-News has
been received here that the recent earth
quake did great damage 10 the town OF
Curia de Gathen. The public school
buildings and many houses were totally
destroyed. The houses left standing
we're badly wrecked and twisted and
many OF them were uninhabitable Tho
loss ON property is estimated at 600, coo.