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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
LooxrNo ron nILLISo.
A Drummer Makes q Very Brash State
msnt IN Arkansas.

n drummer MAKES q very bfaSn state
ment IN Arkansas.
PARIS. Tex, Feb. 3.--The reward OF
500 offered for the arrest aud delivery
OF Henry Smiths body IN paris was
paid by Mayor Cate yesterday to the
larties who effected the capture. IL is
not believed there will be furtner vio-
lence, unless Governor Hogg insists
upon prosecutions. The following tele-
gram was received here from Dekaib,
rexas, yesterday:
Look out for {. Billing, agent for J.
C. A yers Il Co., Of Lowell. Mass., who
says those who took part IN the burn
ing CT the negro are no better than he
WAS Don't allow him TO stop in your
town. DEkALB CITIZENS.
Billing will be watched for by officers
and warned not 10 stop here during the
present excited condition OF the public
mind.
New YORK, Feb. 3.-The Herald
prints q large number OF dispatches
from editors of southern papers in re-
sponse to requests for their opinions Of
the burning of the negro Smith NJ
Paris, Texas. Out Of dozen, but three
of the editors condemn the torture in-
illcted upon the victim of the
mob. and the consensus CT opin-
ion among them 10 thai. while
the remedy VAS horrible. it was
applied to an even more horrible evil
and wae wholly lustlfsble. Several of
the editors declare that should such an
other crime be perpetrated the guilty
person would be burned alive az was
Smith. The editor of the Louisville
lKy.l Poet says:
The common punishment OF death
was ins dequate for such . deed. This
is q matter that passes the power of
human judgment. When ten thou
sand ordinarily law-abiding people are
converted into Wild beasts of passion
something has occurred that takes the
occasion beyond the pale OF conven-
tlonal arrangements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

- Do-sa', Bei,-v- Ci-y-lsns Sad What
,bs Press Reported


Ws1fiSgt.s. f-b. The senate
met a. ii O'Clock. Which = % be TIE
hsur of m~e'nx for she present sss-
.on. Mr. Ntrae.i % Oregon repsrted
tte tuc cary committee bil . pay a
b.. entered iu tte urf % claims 70
th~ ffsuch 80 Aten ts-p. it w1s
= 8fta ga fhf rs.rndsr TIE house
a. gs fsffy srd cu0drm al agree
mems siti, ~ kitxspos i11isHs auj
a. s1brapr Atom af A. 40 for tnss
r1rsos- sss tskpu from i1s esiendtr
ar.l rasset etn amendments aud =
rnr fefrfta ws< ss<ed. fne nouss nlii
for settlement ~ TIE fignfs. snere t-o
ar ntefr esrson- settle on the ssue sub
A - To- - srfe8ifofsi lands tefar"
.afsef uas .ssea fronl tae faisn A.
ona ls@-s.l
Nr leiler. n prosecuting a eoups ~
r.tsf.ra% or tNr siftr 4ue-t9n. sd-
s.s4 tae sresie saFNz ns rosii
bs..t.te - cccogF ioe tHa~ ei s8e ssa-
- nov "a ue hs5 1t ,1a ne Fspe rers.
fae4@ ~ss ness "a ths lfsss a. q
ya.,issr-r. CLOSELY earrrctet wfta the
a~s.fnstn sirst.na. aaf EhDisiei q
t6.f faa ~osrnsn tsH seaIt te re-
rssa4 Al - axtfa sen>h There
seeu~f - ~ = xsd sea- ~ srpfs~
.-rs.4r - -. nsnds q tne people tiat
tAe >neeais1 set ~ sat - q rF@aiei siil
thst .8e ers ~ 80 cenl s'f'it FNiii
tbeu - entrrr1 npsn. ts ihas3ol 3
~ nlsre tosn fKef. frnsf@< ~
- us-lof. ~ re tassi'on 2 tte v1ta e
nf-.s snd eqssfef ~ tn~ r'isfe ~
sertst.cas thst asa vccafriai i.~ e.
frsaa lee nssfFl4 Ho r'fa fsifs ia
favor - - ret+s iie fsi 7tf - -
tte ,aratt ~ t.f..s sfrsntr N7hiefsf
moat - - se oat te frhtf sxF =
afst nsnFe fsafare - - pssiFF
NJ feE@f s~a u.st=i lfnnf ststss
aieet. nsfe - Henrf ftsri ea"-
- - So csrasisg 1fffrstfd r
go fep<s; - tee era 80 - - So
efess tnat seFf9 9erfs fo1t nef rif
An@f4sa secafltrs ~ iepf ss 'aski -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
GREAT LAKE rIsnERiE.
This Coun,ry and Canada Will Socn
Make ar Investigation.

wAsarSGroS, Feb. S.-Recenlly a
convention Was signed by Secretary Of
state Foster, on tue part OF the united
states, and >ir John PauncefOte, On
tue part OF Great Britain, having for its
orjsct the determination and settle-
nirnt OF all quesii0ns arising ont OF the
n-Ieries on the grea, lakes snJ con-
tlguous waters OF Canada.
COMMISSIONER Mcdonald. OF the
United states hsD commission. has
dee COATED Richard Rainbone. assistant
c0nan4i-soner OF iisneries. IN charge Of
the dsyi-.un OF scientific inquiry. To
MAKE thorough exploration OF ali the
wase over winch Jurisd ction ~ Dis
puted. All other fela sOrs Uf the fisa
comm - on vii be prseuca ly Absu-
donsd AMI the entire force of tue com
~ ns--on vii be assigned TO this work.
deemed cy the commissioner - be- of
vital Importance 90 the people of the
n ted states. William Wskcman has
been appointed commissioner on the
part Of canada 10 act With Mr. Rsib-
bone.
These gentlemen will prosecute their
explorations TO tae waters of Puget
; md snd wi. eudeavor TO agree upon
regulations 90 govern the f-heries of
tne | n.isd States src Canada. The
ievsstisstion of the fshcrIes Of the
waters of the great lskes viii be tie
mcss sxtensve that has evFr been
attempted. and valuable statistics vii
ue secured. IL = expected tnat ihe
soFx ~ili require two years. Nnen an
agreement "a 20 tie regulations te-
tssen the c0mmi -sion~rs - reached q
NJ he sabnfted 10 their respective
governments Tor approval. A treaty
~ t8ea pe drafted aud submitted for
"a fifatfon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

The BA Goes 10 sn- conmg:-s On A<F.-
ea.sass. - fsI=nds-


ea.tass. - fsl-nts-
.wA-afxsroS. Feb. 3.-when the
nbase n.ss a. N O'Clock ms mornsng
there Nss bes small Attendance oi
the nas niUsrs after tae approval ot tie
fbarnal. Nr. Iu.nurtsoa Of lsxas sgo-
ailIed the coniercucs rr.ort u.li t.
uabl.alux a oouFt Ok appeals 20 the
g,.tf.c. I Colunh..l. ansi Il eas agreed
T.. 4 le Spea<er lsid before the house
lnc a4t-o0t.oo oll. win the senate
Amendments la~reso. ani procse,ied 90
denver nis dec.sion Oh yo.at Of OrIer.
tnat amendments must hrss l.. cou-
altered ia cohlmittrc % thr Whole.
ue -tltea she bill ~ss before the nou-e
lor reference only. winch did not rc-
du,re cons .drrat.0n D. toe whole. The
question uas oae oI fact as whether
Ouc OF me amendments required suca
CONSIDERATION. Iae judgment OF tie
cnagr wNs that the BIZ should be re-
fcrrru 10 -ttn1lng committee.
thrfeof su.talnrG the poiat Of order
axa4u.t Ar Hstcns notion 10 non-
coacur n The -cuAte amendments and
~ age 10 = conference.
Nr. Hatch d.a aFpesi. but moved
20 gct-r tie bfi - tie COMMITTEES on
a2rlca.toso. aud on iaat iuouou de-
nl4fdrl TIE prey Qut st3Dn. Mr..
Bo3turF made a fcilt 81 order that the
blll d.l NOS ne.oag % TOE comnlt.ee on
aericulture. but % the comHiittee on
NAYS and means. lie suggested u wss
in tne yower ~ tue huu-c 10 refer tne
biI 81 snlchcvrr comm.ttee = wssaed.
He tnen made p0lut ot rder Of the
biil aAsIng originally been referred.
IN. cosuritttc On a-r.cu4tufc had Lot
the r.gnt 10 entertain . notion 10 re-
Ter . "a ihat commit e. Z motion I'd
1sfer "a. made. = saOu.d te made
esfl faterpu-e torsuIisc aef cOunnft-
t... Ine speaker osrrruitd q tnc ponts
tf order and held Mr. Hatcn's atten-
ton 90 be = proper one-
Tae Question vas then on Mr..
Hatcn'. demand Tor the prev ons cues
ton. Ona ad.xl.on, the vote -toOd ! 1
70 IS. aaa Mr.. Cumrlng- OF kentuc<y
roctferously demanded the yeas and
nsx. Fha hOu-r qrestlon .ss ordered.
Y~as. i5l. says. 81. aud ~as referred
% the committee ca sgrieliture with
Out civision.
The ufe..ieat's message relative to
hau.t tfaa-t over Csnai'An roads was
then read and referred 20 the commit
Tee on onNuc a ata.fs. The house
t.ru procesded 20 the consideration OF
tn. dehcirncy apprcpgiatl-n bail. NJ.
~ - t.rg.n a. offered a. amendment
zrsutine uscnta's extra ssisry ,o EN-
rioss. "a me senate aHi r. Use. it was,
alter debate. sgFsel - ~ - 10 Ss. aud
lMr. Halmsa gave notice fhat ne ~"uld
cal Tor separate vote in tue house.
The committee then rose iu TIE house
in tne extra mOnta psy. agreed. yess.
Il2. nays. a. Tar tl.i was passet.
NJ. Feel 81 Arxsnsss rep rtsd the
lnt.lsu appr0pf Atom til. aid y was
p ac~d On the calendar. then house
BUSINESS Va suspended TO permit TIE
house - pay trt0ts TO ne memory of
tie ate Sick M CTssE OF fennsy vans
kfier remarks ~ Messr-. : pc. o'Ne,li
ol T@unsglvsnis. tislespe. Nemann,
~tockfsis. wilson ~ N'fninis ard
kf4ts. the house. "a a marx ot respect
- ~ memory Of the decessed. AL
t14fnet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
O'BRIEN Is IN VIEW
The President Said to Be Con-
siderins. Him
FOR JUDGE iacxs0S's PLACE
his Il Supported ~ sh- Mich gan Msrn-
bss-Iadk- Montgomery Nss
Thoashs 20 be In It.

wksHIxoros. Feb. s.--LAts yester-
dAy g assrsop-d tast sne h0a- l. j.
OfBren VA orixiaaiiy Asi sltnoai ne
knoxledgs ossnx considered IA con-
asc-son Win the vacancy so.iai - oc-
cur oa tns elscait nenen By re.soa
tue 2pposatru~nt OF Judge J4e<soa 10
the suDrcns court ot tns Laltsd
states.
4. . understood that Judges Brown.
Taft aud Jackson. and po--sbsy Judge
Brewer. favor q BF.sn. Both tns senA-
tors AID republican iassnnefs have az
nsas''i - tne pfesldsnt tnesf desire 70
have . Eslen app lntsd.
Ala late hour sooznt II became
xnosn tnst judge Montgomery sa
caneidkts. bur Il q nos considered Sc
rou.. a. tns PsssGsns understands he
has a long terra - serve, <lso tnAt ihr
senafrs ~.ll sand ~ % EF.en.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

lie VII Not Bseoms the Successor el
Jffy Rusk.

DIS NoiSgs. Ia, Feb. 3--Governor
Boles has le.n offered and nas deciined
the agricultural pcrtio!o. Mr.. Cleve.
land nfss ,aylisd HIM to JON the
eabsael nearly shfre weeks axo aud re
fused to take 40 iof sn sns~er. writing
a -,-.onc time 10 the governor urging
him to take tie place. At the ssfae
time ne wrote To- three OF iiis most ia
tlmate irlenas IN lows asking them To-
see the governor and try TO iaduce him
To accept. Tnese gentleman urged The
governor 10 accept. as requested. but
they did not meet win any success.
A lew dave ago t,oy~Tnur Boies wrote
To the pfesdent fnAIly and firmly de-
cIinlng the lattsr's offer. The governor
thinks ms course in the matter the
only one he could honestly taxe. Dic
nr accept the presidents offer lac
would place the deipocrats of the state
Ia different posiiion- All the plans
for next summers campaign would bs
smashed aud the party would he with
out leader. Ii Governor Bces had
only hls personal inclination TO con-
slder he would accept TITO offer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
ANOTHER WHISKY TRUST.
Kentucky Dlstillers and Dealers Into tn
TEus, Business Themselves.

LOUISVILLE, ky., Feb. 5. Tie whisky
dealers and distiIlers' convention, held
IN opposition to the whisky trust, adj
lourned sine DIE this evening. after
completing permanent organization.
under the title of the American Dl-til-
lers aud whole-aie Dealers association.
j. Il. Wsthvn Of Louisville, MAS
elected president; j. IL. Holmes of
Cleveland, irst wee president. and
William III. Lee OF 81 Louis, second
vice president. Thess officers will
select board of control, which will
eject a secretary aud treasurer. Gin
cinnati was CHOSEN As the next place of
meeting. which will be held At date to
he hxed by the board of control. A
rec luton was adopted that demand
be made that the WHISKY trust. other
wise known a. the Dlstl.iing and Cattle
Feeding company OF Peoria. set aside q
fund pay sne money Belonging TO
whisky dealers when this money be-
comes due.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

usIoSrowS. Pa. Feb. 3.-The REV" /"
Charles Rivers was landed IN jsii
here tonight lie was captured tv
township officers IN the mountains,
after an exclting chase. Rivers bss
teen iieecing this county for several
wceks. lie claimed to be a travelling
evangelist and preached IN many OF
the smaller towns. In nearly every IN
stance he de.raudet people Of money.
At oniopyle the citizens forced hila tn
leave. At Nsfklrysburg, where ne
last held forth. he stole = gold watch
and a. IN money. H vas hrst cap.
tured NJ Frienn.vills. Nd, but escaped
from the officers temporarily. only 10
he caught again tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
oovERNoR HoeG's nLurr.
Texas Pausians Are Not Alarmed Over
Their Prospective Arrest.


PARIS. Texas. Feb s.-It is just one
week tonight since Henry Smith CON-
mitted his CRIME, and there 10 scarcely
a tning 10 be- seen or noticed by one
unaware of the past incidents To indi-
cate the scenes OF which this place has
80 recently been the thea,er. Today
the only thing tnat nas been much dis
cussed IL the telesfaphic communica-
lions between Governor Hogg aud the
local officials. There exists lite Sc
rious belief tnat any real steps will he
taken To bring people 10 the bar OF the
courts. The reaction from the calm
deliberatlon and set purpose that pre-
ceded the act ia beginning To show.
Any interference now by the suthori-
iies would only tend to renew the
spirit that. its tnirst satisfied, u bcconn-
ing quiescent and disastrous results
would cnsue. IL the governor really
cared to interfere Re could have done
so hy securing such Instructions from
Governor Fishback OF Arsansas ss
would have prevented smiths deliv.
cry by the Arksnsas officers to the ciii-
zens' posse. as he Was without warrant
or extrad .tion or other process OF isw;
or with the cary notice even preceding
smiths capture gwen through the
prsss OF the fate thai AWAITED hini. lie
coula have nsassed force on ths
ground aud have preventsd the sistso.
rat. preparations and deliberate eyfcu-
ton Il not secured HIM 10 the bsnd'
OF The law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
WILL DIVIDE rue TIME.
Kansas Republicans spd Popuiis,s Have
Settled the Euid.e.

ToPrKA. kss.. Feb. 3.-All hope OF
settling the muddle IN the house has
been abandoned and the two orgasizs-
tioas have settled down, QUIT quarrel
ing back and forth ana agreed 10 di-
vide the time on the floor from now TO
the close oil the allotted time. the re-
publlcans meeting IN the forenoon and
the populiets in the afternoon. TINS
Arrangement was agreed upon in the
populIsts' caucus "Wednesday night aid
the republicans acc pied Il last Llgni
without objection. Only suca bills MS
cannot Immediately be attacked IN the
supreme court will for tie present be
passed, and at the close OF the session
appropriations for the expenses OF the
legislature ard the state government
and state institutions will be adopted.
Then they will adjourn and let the re-
publicans do their worst. Should the
supreme court declare the laws of the
populists to he void and the governor
call an extra session of the legislature.
the popullsts house wall come back just
the same and go through the form of
repxsNng the same laws. This Is the
program as stated by popnIist leader
today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

CHIcAeo. feb. 5--fml ellsd hy the
stlii northeast Wind. hign hoe of ice
bore dosn on tbe steamer ifsnsief
near The iskeyle~ crib iss, Bighi snd
stose hole "a her bow, sinslng hef
sImest Instsnt.y. The ciiy men wefe
on soafd Ot her at the tine snd q
avriy sefsnitls for the CRIB ensufi. tho
lsst nisn reaching the cfig In*t - sne
~ent dove. Nn one fssflSfi spy
serious tuinry further than severe
dnf kffg - ihs icy vs,er, bat thr men
les al tul ehat thev vote.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

sas IN force. lie denied the assertion
ani SAD Anerscaa securities were me
gilted4sd sseursksss Of tie sorld and
EoSnlnx - toe contrary could De sAl1
~ anyone.
In conclusion hs said: II want 20
ear Of the business interests Of thls ses-
s.Sn and AlessieSn congressman. the
sherman aet ell ee repealed. They
rnas gcssfn themselves accordingly ia
snssr rnterpr.se. anu one cannot spexk
for otaer sees ons OF tie eoogfess. nes
iafiusaees may eoms; tut IN nss luig
nss NJ II ire act os l.30 - nol reps aied
We wsii we to regret 4. X ~oula - =
practical contraction Of 80 I'D. 90.
ard 1 DC not believe the Amefisan
krople Will p~Insll snch . contraction
u currency. Iarr must &c exps.. sio0
znd xrovsh of currency - corr .po a
wsla the xrowia Of tie coustry IL
will not t2x- place except through the
Use Ok riiyeF.
Mr.. Vest submitted that the char
kcter OF no puplsc man was safe II he
wss To n~ acid responsihle Tor the
utlerAnee OF newspapers. Is Was safe
10 assume that II NJ were. both cnaFac-
ter ard position would Dc sacrificed IN
= very snort time.
The senate tncn proceeded 10 other
o1-inrs-- Ine aousr nill to rsufy an
agree ment With thr Cherokee inalsns
VI the lnil lan trrr tory MAS taken up.
aud many amendments w-re offered
and disposed OF. Tn- blli sas szsa
ASIDE wiinont hn.l action.
At 5 O'Clock the ba-ire-s OF tue sem
ate vas suspended 10 order tnst tiIting
tfshut~s mlgat - made 10 tne memory
81 senator Barbour. wno 4 ed ia Wasu-
iogton on MAY ). 1892. Euiogirs OF the
dead senator were pronounced 10y
Nessr.. Daniel, Anderson OF Nebraska.
Faulkner. iistt. Hill. iii-ccek, and
Hnnton OF Virginia. Mr.. Barbour's sue
cess r. The usual resolutions were
agreed 10. and the senate as further
marx OF respect 10 the memory OF Nr.
Esroour, adjourned ull IL a. n. tom r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Fearful wofs OF the Planes in New
York Irnsment.

Nrw yoEk. Feb , ~ a sse Of mys-
ferrous ofigin. when ssfted about I
o'clock tnis morning Ia the hsiiway OF
me ss-story tsnsfnrnt. >o. 81 Or
shara street family - three persons
va. " ped out ~ txi.teare. Ine dssd
are Morris Cohep. - wears ed. tin-
sm.tk. ~epnis taiicu. - ~ife. sgsd -.
E,taer tobtn. tnsif chIid. sked 5
months Tie ir'lasihs sef~ tHfosd te-
fore they eouid Axe thFir e.csps
Paa NJ 1eldt+fs 10 yeafs ed. fsct.
aud asnss bnsuea FANNIE fsoidpef. 1f
years old bsaiS i-,sfnsd ss.oas the sees.
Jacob ohen. - Years ED. rlget hand
burned.
lbr wsusfrs Il the tohsn fsnsils '
we're sstiursiea anl shsf fsaflss - -
fnuuc ~ tie hffmsn sitter fbf hf.ss
hal been checked ~one az tss l~e.
anfs sss tne hfr was Il loeend sfs
r1a. Wien the nre ~.s 4 ii.esvftei
sulasf ~$s lcufpe ffsfa ice atses
~ ilss house snd tie ffs sstste ~s'
s'Fssas efa-dsa sslA watta- fti,ta
hsaf.. fhsfe wss crush 81 sssf,
~szlas
TIE ffshfeaed tsnsats h.d heeu
sr@sensa isem . seooA sissp <isa Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
WILL TALK N OYER.
Tne Hawsnan Commissioners Confer
Win Secretary Foster Today.


TIE Hawsnan COMMISSIONER Confer
Win Secretary Foster Today.
WAsusxerox. Feb. 3.-The commits
sl01ers OF the provisional government
Of uawaii. VINO were charged with the
duty OF presenting 10 the government
Of the United states .ne proposition OF
annexlng IN. islands 20 THIS country,
reached Washington THIS afternoon.
The honr of tneir arrival was too late
IN the day for them TO meet any of the
officials OF tnls government. and the
arsangemen; made tor their reception
dld not include an interview before to-
. morrow. Ine Commissioners received
members OF the press 81 their rooms
and talked freely of their errand-
The commissions were asked IN what
snape the authority 10 act W uld he
presented. SIR. Thufston, VINO IL at
the head OF the cemmlitee. reg lled:
We have credentials from the presl-
dent of the provisional government. ;.
Il. Dole. Mr.. stevens, ne said. "sent
letter 10 the secretary OF the state
xhicn We brought. and Was forwarded
py mail from San Francisco. This lct-
ter 10 which Mr.. Thurston referred +,
vas referred To the state department.
which has not heretofore appeared in
TIE dispatches
Nr stevens said he left Honolulu on
the Boston early N January Tor visit
to some OF the other IA ands. with no
ldea that any trouble was impending.
and the minister Gays ne WAS very
much astonished 10 find the govern
ment ia . state Of turmoil. The action
o; the Boston resulted I'D the dethr no
ment of the queen. He arranged with
the secretary OF the state TO receive the
commissioners tomorrow a. 10 o'clock.
Or. smith does not expect 10 take part
ia the conference between the secre-
tirv aad the commissioners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
ADrEu TO FULL FIGHTS.
Mexico Sets Her Back Upon Her Old
Time Pleasures.

CRY OF MEXICO, Feb. 3.-The state
legislature of Puehls has enacted . Law
abolishing bull hgnting. One by one
different statee are turning their backs
on tie past and its traditions and GUS
toms, and the relegaison OF bull tights
To sise past is an act which goes To snow
how earnest the progressive men Of
the republic are ia their determina-
ton to turn their backs on every GUS
tom, no matter how deeply rooted,
which III any way tends TO hurt the
nations advancement. An effort is
being made to induce congress to
abolish bull fighting IN the federal dis
tricts and territories. Ii IS believed
that such action would csuse all the
states IN the republic to pull into line
with Puebia. The reason that there
are no bull fights IN this city lie wholly
due to the local authorities, who, in
the exercise of their powers, refuse to
permit them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. 3.-Before dr.
mi.sing the glasses OF -. Msry's SEM
lnsry yesterday the president, Dr. Mag
men. announced that Archbishop
Sstulli on Msrsh . would take up hls
temporary residence at -. NaFy's sem
mary and give ssries OF lectures "a
ilse clergy and sem nsriaus, besi,iss ss.
snmsng spiritual charge oi the Italian
rec dents that are catholics. Later ia
the year be wil. 60 To New YORK and
tberess;sbllsn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- baisdng TO he fitted up specially
Tor nm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04
DEFENDS TaE PyNKERroSs.
A Pennsylvania Judge Says Their Home
stead Mission Was Lawful.

PrrrsBrRG. Pa, Feb. 3.-During the
cross-exapiInation Of captaia Cooper
of the Pinkerton agency at the trial of
Jack Clifford today udge Stowe
stopped the attorneys for he defense.
who were seeking TO show that the
Pinkertons were trespassers- The judge
declared he would not permit such
questions, as the men went to Home
stead on lawful errand. The rioters
had no business there aud even Il the
Plnkertons went there 10 take the mil
hy force they were justified 10 dong 80.
Ii WAS ansrchlstic, he said, 10 advance
such sentiments, and the court de-
clared that he would permit 20 one %
advance such ideas IN his court room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-04

Two North Dakota Towns Bern Any
thing 10 Keen Warm

Sr. PAuL. MINI. Feb. Sat Q O'Clock
tonight the sgnai serviee tnermofnster
IN It. Paul registered sse below aero.
and Il was growing colder ~ the rate
OF = degree an hour. Az Aoofhe2c.
Minn-. NJ the same hour IL MAS So be-
TOW. at Minnedosa 3ss below and ~
Winnipeg Az below. A heavy west
Wind IL blowing here.
Train servicr ali over the northwest
10 deniofalz<d. The wind has blown
from al points Of the compass. aud
railway euts have been filled with
snow. The Pelican Rapids tram wss
snowed ia on the prair.e for thlrty-slx
hours. aud . nnnib.r Of Passengers had
10 walk ten miles "a Pelican kapitr
through the drifts with the mercurY 50
degrees below zero.
Messfs- REYNOLDS and Thompson OF
North Dakota telegraph that iney Ara
experiencing a Goa famine and trains
are unable 10 reach tn~fn with fuel.
I he people are compelled TO busn lnsD-
h.r. railroad tee or anything combasu.
ble. la Fargo. North Dakota. the
thermometer has hugged closely 10 20
below Zero for the past four days