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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
ZIMMERMAN DEFEATED.
Champion outwbeeled by johnson
the Minneapolis Wonder.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-For the first time
during the League OF American Wheel
men meet Zimmerman was beaten from
the scratch today. John 5. johnson.
the Minneapolis wonder. assisted by
Tuttlc and kniseley. accomplished bis
defeat in the i've mile national cham
pionship by crossing the tape IN open
length ahead of the great New Yorker.
The crowd in attendance numbered
5000 and the track was fast and the
weather fine. IL was announced by tho
officials today that Sanger would ride
tomorrow, but he will not. Ii is very
doubtful indeed il he can recover in
time 90 ride at all this week
Summaries:
One mile novice-C. +. Becker, Chi
cago, first, time 2:i2 30; l.. o. Viii
coxon. Chicago. second. c. L. Kluystud,
Columbus. third.
One mile, handicap. final "A. T.
Crooks. Buffalo. fifty yards first. time.
a:O7 Is; q. II. ElIithr6pe. Chicago. (lJ0
yards second; l.. j. Meintjes, South
Africa (fifty-hye yards). third.
Quarter mile. national championship
First heat. A. A. Zimmerman, first;
time, -; 4. III. Tuttle. Chicago, aec-
ond: G.. A. Banker, Pittsburg. third.
Second heath. G. Tyler. Springfield,
Massachusetts,. first; time. ID l-5; j. s.
johnson, Minneapolis. second; w. T..
Murphy, New York, third.
Final-A. A. Zimmerman, first; time.
81 2-5; III. G. Tyler. second; j. ). John
son. third; +. III. Tuttle. fourth.
One mile. 2:40 class-F'inal-A. ID.
Kennedy. Chicago. first; time. 2.29 3-5;
Gus Steele. Chicago, second; =. Grosch,
Passaic, third.
Ons mile ordinary. national cham
pionship - A. A. Zimmerman, first;
time, $40. O. W. Nicewonger. Ohio.
second; w. r. Murphy, Springfield.
Massachusetts. third.
Third mile. scratch--A. A. thinner
man, first; time. A 2-5. III. G. Tyler.
Springfield. Massachusetts,. second; John
,. Johnson. third
Five mile national championship.
time limit sixteen minutes-John 5.
johnson. Minneapolis. hrst: time.
l2:lO 30. A. A. Zimmerman. New York,
second; r. III. Tuttle. Chicago. third
Two mile handicap. final - A. T.
Crooks. Buffalo, go yards first; time,
La 2.5. A. ID. Kennedy. f2l0 yards)
second; l. w. Campbell. l320 yardsl
third.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Ohio democrats uill eondemn Cleve-
lansl's ulazaaga. The COMMITTEES on res-
clations y the stats Convention. met in
Ci1cinnati last ssening Ga roll-cail
- congressional districts nineteen
II the tsecty-ons members re-
sponded on the silver question as
being opposed 70 Clsvelands policy.
They Condemned his message and
declared tor Tree coinage en- = ratio Of
iC % /. Thea the whole matter Was re-
fcrred % a committee. composed en-
tirriy q FRYE coinage men. which com
miiteo wili report at o'clock this
Iaorning. This startling attitude Of
Ohio democrats viii throw tho states
eongFesslonal delegation into con-
f1aion. Between allegiance 10 the
party a. represented BY its delegate
constituency and obedience 20 the pres
ident's command. Ohio congressman will
be IN the position II the gentleman who
lookosI toward the broad expanse q
water on one side and his satanic
majesty on the other. The action Of
tho Ohi0 democrats - reprehensible IL
VII esnd dismay 70 the hearts Of those
ubo have hoped that The silver bugaboo
l. about 20 DO exploded it only goes 10
prove that the democrats o. this country
are seteruiined 20 tempt the most dan
geross legislation possible To our
country. They are incapable Of repre-
ssntlng any sentiment other than TIE
entnnsnt which courts destruction and
damnafion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
AMATEURS AT THE OAR.
Opening or the Regatta az Detroit.
Winners In Various Events

DrrRorT. Mich. Aug 9.-Today was
tho first day 81 the regatta Of the Ma
ti0nal Association 81 Amateur Oars men.
aud 4 was a complete success "a far as
the races were concerned.
Summaries.
senior single sculls. first heat-W. S.
McDoxeli. froquois. Chicago, won. T.
A. Thompson, Argonauta. Toronto. sec
ond; Thomas Higgins. Wachusetfs.
Worcester. Massachusetts,. third; time
l04liS.
second heat Edwin Hadiey. Pas
safes. Newark. New Jersey. won, james
Henderson. Catiins. Chicago. second:
4. \. Athcttou. Hartford. Connecticut.
third: time. l0sbis.
Third heat joan J. Ryan, Sunny.
sides. Toronto. Won, Joseph Wright,
Toronto. second. Fred kocuig. West
ems. 81 Louis. third. james III ONaill.
Millstreams. Chelsea. Massachusetts,.
fourth. sime. i052
senior four-oar shells. first heat
F.1.A. O.. New York. wan; Minnasa
tas. ST. Paul. second, Mo3ocs. 81 Isnix.
third. E.corses. E.cofse. Michigan.
fourth; Wolverines. Detroit. 9Th; time.
9.ltts.
ftf@A14ttl HE-tt " etttt'fttF7~t y HtftHfitF,
Michigan. Won, Argonauta. Torcnto.
second: Atiantice. Holpken. third. time.
yl6ts.
junior single scnlis. first heat John
m Hal, Alhany, New York. won, Al
fred Jury. Jr.. 1oronto~. second: ALERT
" Benelsy. Pautucket. Rhesie Island.
laird. f.lioit smith. Kansas Cify.
fourth. Iames Berry, A4packnfrks.
Paa.aic. See Jersey 18th, time. Iosnt,
seoood heat ALFRED hasasil. Teroa
fo~. ven. ". r. o. Paine. Arg,ragts.
1ofonta recond. John DeKley. Jr.
fsray'a Ferry. Phiisieiphsa. third, iiase.
0tits.
Intermediate eight cared she'll nile
sd hail stra glt seay ilapHfssks q
Nts Yaak Wsa, Atlantss, Nts Aofk
second: tine. at
inaeFaafianai flaF osfed sheii. a4ils
sasl kalf straight esay hnst issat
A5nss-atas Il 81 paul 80 p g..
Nes iark. seosad. Ma.toes. 81 Leuls.
tAifsf, tinae. 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

kpiTo< o. THE HxRAID Mr. Ciess-
h - lnaeaFste IA his last message %
ecngtess - ID nis olhsfs he says. ia
his clpslng paragraph feiatiag % tariff
rsfcrin, xhieh - large : snalorlty q
the people, as Shown 81 their sanrsges.
cezife aud expscLa Like many others
Dir. uieseiana does not sessa u know
that ~ The noFtheFn states alone the
harrison sie<tofs rsesised osex $4,000
Ioofe sotss thsn his ca electors. and Ia
The whole lnlted States his electors
we're essr nsllllen soies ia ths minority.
\ square vote today en- free trade Va
pfoieetiSn aoald show = far greater
minority than Ia November l4st The
sting 81 the message ID IL The tail of IL.
lie gives notiee 70 TIE manufactures be
has uot ahated one lot on ttte u his
free trade program and they need n,st
expect any lenleney from him. IL will
remain Tor democrat congress. when IL
abotishes protection. u provide for the
millions Ut w0Fkmen it viii throw upon
the community With 20 means II sup
port, The manufacturers IN the light
Of has threat, wili have o. look out Tor
themselves. The "robber barons' must
60 and the employees xifh thrm.
Yours. III. X.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

wHTLE the newspapers are poking all
manner Of fun at the members Of the
Board Of Lady Managers Of the worlds
fair. there Is painful omission 10 say
anything deservedly complimentary OF
the dignified and orderly meetings Of
the National American Woman's Suf-
frage association now being held in
Chicago. That some women arc un-
governably impulsive Is true; but all
women are not. In due course Of time
woman will emerge into that sphere Of
enlightenment in which parliamentary
rules will be as familiar 10 her as tho
songs Of the nursery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Prasiieat Cleveland urots that mes.
sags himself Dan l.smoat never sngi-
nsefed the prspsrssiaa u doeament -
tarrea q foEcs. IL his foEmer state
pspsrs hz. Cleveland Displays some
thiug a badness His FAMOUS tsnn
lettef q Ds<snbsF. lssz. saz = rsmaf.
kably eouragso1s dselzrstioa q dsmo-
ersi psineiplez In the prsp4Fztioa q
thsf lsffer be had the assistance u the
brilliant Lamoai xho sss thea private
sscrstaEy. But IA his silver message
there i = totzl fsiluss Il attempted
courage. Il i photograph Of the NJ
hercnf weakness n the man whom Ne
have hssn abiurnd 70 iook upon as
cbstinately independent and obdnrately
honest Any person d average intelli.
gsnce. With the Eles q the congressional
record and statements 81 the treasury
department. before hin. might have pre-
pared document equally - cFeditable.
IL b clearly ssident that tho president
harbored the Authorization that this
message vas 10 make hin more famous
than al others combined He gathered
confidence from the prospect Of sudden
greatness and disdaining the assistance
d the crafty lamont cerebrated the
crude message which was submitted 10
congress lat Tuesday. Upon hrst
reading many democrats were con-
strained 10 place il among tho classics
q sfstecraft literature. Further refiec-
ton consinces them that II 10 not only \
plain synopsis Of our silver history. but a
very lame aud unsatisfactory one. twill
not survive . twelve-month for il rec
ommsnds nothing. suggests nothing
aud proves nothing. but what Is already
hrmly rooted In the public mind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10


N. =. AndersDp q Akron. Ohio. Nas
q quest IA Its Esgle yesterday. N.
ADdefson sh&fes IL TIE geneFAl dissra<i
Il the denocrsf party, and = a. ffosn
enthusiastic ever he outio<k. Inc
democrat party i strictly Responsible.
hoNsFer. said he. ~and the Esen khst
wasted change lsEi fsli are the sorcsk
about Il nos. ] received = irftnr IRON
prom meat ~aanui1ciurer ~ Akron 10
day. IN = hirn he stated that there we're
nslt enough democrats q the primaries
the othef niEht - cd ~ deiesstes. and
they wore otdt<9d l. 1tijoufn without
n,uainsting ticket liver slnce the
fepohllcen party Nss organinea. ~ lo,9
up 10 last fall. nunsmig q unts Lac glsen
= republican plurality raaglng fEoni
.i1Qo "a 1.btkl last tai it wenl ceipo-
cIat by lilo. ADD lnr scry men that
BOWED for change thea are oat Of
work now"
The present dlsgrusf IL not due o. the
Sherman las. said ~. ~. Dske, BUT
faio business man. ia The Aorton zee
tsrday. AFTER eepgress has repealed
tie purchasing tlanse you viii zee no
more confidence than there i now The
rial source - the disifnst lies In the
tHFih plank u the democrat platform.
and - long Ne that Fihfes the manufac-
t,lrers Of the country Ia the face. silver
legislation viii be powerless toefsct any
good
Dominic. the Morton house hsrisf.
will leave for Detroit merit week. %
spend his vacation With his family. tie
will return, however. about Scptember
!, 10 fulfill his seasons engagement
r. o. shaw. editor Of the Newaygo
Republican, and Will COPYRIGHT. pro
prietor a the Newsygo house. are guests
Ia The Morton.
w. III. Slade. 4 prominent Saginaw
iumberman. was among yesterday . AZ
rivals in The Morton.
X g. Richmond aud w. l.. Weber Of
Lyons are registered in The Morton.
w. II. Clark. an YpsiIanti grocer, 4
Registered In The Morton.
MoRros r. Clark. Ypsilanti: G
A. Gorman, Middleville: r. NJ Rathl)on
Battle Creek; +. s. Porter. Lansing, w
w. Stsrkey. Saginaw; John w. Ander-
aon, Detroit.
SwEEr's- James n. Webster, Union
City; William Connor. Marshall; W. NJ.
Crockett. Kalamazoo; NJ. J. billiard.
Cadillac; Paul Piessner. G.. l. Gilbert.
Fremont.
NKw LIvISosros-Jahn McNaughton
and daughter, Big Rapids; u. ID. Hay.
ward. White Cloud; Peter H. Winter
mute. Muskegon; ID. Dickson, II. r.
Updegran. Reed City; J. i. Hammel,
Lansing.
EAoLE-Mrs- j. G.. Townsend. White.
cloud; John Wagner. Eastmanyille: j.
A. Marvin. Lansing, A. W. Dodge. Nor
ley; A. Maeomber, Lake View; n. Hen
Messy, Detroit
KKsT-Scott McT.ane. Coldwater; A.
A. Mark, Ironwocd; Il. A Cameron. De
troit; G. ID. johnson. Manistee; l.. Smith
Saginaw; II. j. Campbell. Petoskey.
BRIDcE SrKEEr-J John Allen. Detroit
Frank Moore. Gregory: G. Pennington
Rockford; T. NJ Reed, Coopernville; L
+. Clintman. Casnovia; Mrs Stevens
Lansing.
CLARESDoN-E Elmer f. Smead, Allen.
dale; James +. Arney. Ionia; j. L
Bailey. Rockford; J. H. Desmond, Mus
kegon; ID. {. Cloud. Coopersville; NJ. A
Lebhart, Ionia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
WILL ARREST BANK wRECKERs.
Proceedings 60 Be instituted Against
Onicials OF an indianapolis Bank.

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug 9.--The men who
are charged with wrccking the Indian
apolis National bank are 10 be prose.
cuted. The legal proceedings may be-
gin at any time. United States Attor.
ney Burke has been in conference with
the examiner and the receiver for three
days. and is acquainted with the facts
relating TO the suspension Of the bank.
As soon as the necessary prepare
tons can be made warrants will
be issued for the arrest OF
the men who appear TO be guilty
Of having violated the national banking
laws. Receiver Hastings has received
from Washington letter Of general In
structioDs in which he in charged 90
take special cognizance OF any violations
Of the banking law. District Attorney
Burke had been called into consultation
by Examiner Young before the receipt
OF this letter by the receiver. and il had
practically been determined that United
States court should take cognizance %
tho acts Of those connected with the
management II the bank. A meeting
Of depositors has been called for tomor-
row night 10 take action toward prose
cutting the wreckers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
WON0UT BYFANTASY
Fleet Thses-Ysar-Old Took Three
Straight Heats
ZIMMERMAN WAS DEFEATED


BcFsALa. Aug. 9.--in Fantasy the
Village farm has a great ely. aud this
was made manifest thu Afternoon ~ the
Buffalo track. xhen In the event for
3yeaF-olds. she easily out trotted sill
eon. the champion 2-year-old last year.
William Penn. with q mark % 2;isss az
: years. and MaFgr4se, the colt that last
week took record Of 2:l5ts.
Fantasy was not extended in any one
Of the three heats frotfed. and IN the
third she placed her mark at fla
though abe could easily have gone sew.
eral seconds under il had it been ncces-
eary.
Ioday's attendance was about 1000
The warm weather was well suited Tor
fast time and the condition u the track
was excellent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

ANOTHER fatally BURNED


LssA. Cha Ana a.r-sst.1sl balldinrs
barne,i the sfiarn1,on frors : -, nat
siarts-a IA ne harn 4 David Des IA
The nne orlg.nsies fsom chiiasss .l.o
lighted msichss The yesr-o,a asarh.
teF O. i'exiii was foasisd n tks i,sn,.x
The mother ran T. her fo1eas al.s a.
n faint ~ shs resrhed ihe de<r q ~
building and s.s iziaily bsrnsa. Rese.
norses vere bDrR1d n tie basns x
William Lsata and Abram hhsz "a.
joining. aud bali = dozsn sheds AID al.
buildings we're bafnod The loss nlsl
be hesy,. vifh sassll Insurance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

THKKE is one business that legislation
il unable TO suppress The railway
ticket scalper is bound TO sell tickets in
the face OF severe penalties. and surpris-
ing as IL may seem. the railways actively
aid and abet him. The Texas anti
scalping law. very comprehensive and
stringent measure. Is nullifed by the
railway companies which eagerly supply
the cut-rate dealer with all tho tickets
he may apply for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
win BE corrigan's Guest.

WAsHIsGzos. Aug. Alt Is aushorita-
lively announced that Mgr. Satolli has
accepted an invitation 10 become the
guest of Archbishop Corrigan ia New
York and expects 10 visit him some time
next week and will remain several days
Ii has been known that correspondence
between the distinguished prclates has
been In progress for some time, and this
happy outcome indicates the approach
Of complete accord where it has been
broadly minated that antagonism and
almost suspension Of personal relations
existed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
READY TO ACT ANEW
LEO WILL STAND BY ITS TEXT
cardinsi fSampAii. says Tbs tasio>n
wouid be Inszexsbie asa ga Dlrection
and VIII Carr, oat H~ Views

LcsDos. Aug. "A special dispatch
from Rome received IN this city states
that the vatican has caused 10 &c made
minute Inquiries az the impreesieh
pEoduced 10 the United States by
the Pope's letter 10 Cardinal Glib
bons Tho Pope expresses COO
tentment with the results and
declares his readiness 10 act IN the same
line. The dispatch adds that Cardinal
Rampolla. pontiiicial secretary q state.
has told the Rss. William l.. Bartlett
chairman OF the examiners Of the
schools at Baltimore. that tho vatican
would DO intiexible in ils direction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
Dynamite rlor DsoosEnrD.


ficsoinsionists Had Planned me osos..
throw of Coinnbisn Goscrnn,-ns.
Nav lnAK. Aug. a-Ths Wmlas Al.
vices from Caftzgcna. Coiuu.t.in. - "A
the elect that the gossrnlaenf Ia s.,,,-
ceoded Ia Frustrating ri4 a ths l,l,
erals % bioB up portions q Carla1enIa
and BarAnqpilla and the oonuiry -.
dence u Nnnez xlihd ynamlta 1n.nnz
those under arrest arr ST. Dosninuo
Villa. governor Of Panama Ia I6s5. Gc,s.
crAi Crets anil General Urea TIE
latter Was changed with the e2eculssa.
Il the plot Al VIII probably be slisl
or exiled.
The intention q the plofiors uas b
follow mp the de<trnction by dynan.ife
with general revolution thronghnat
the republic aud overflrox the govern
ment Several prominent Coinulbl9ns
and NeDezuelans arrived ~ ranansa
from New fMk with nruas Il sid t1e
resolutionists. but the premature move
menf at CartSgenA uT=et al thsar
plane and their documonts and artns
were seized.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

PUEnLo. Colo. Aug 9.-As the resu ID
Of clondburst IN the valley 81 the
Mountain creek a roaring food of
water swept down that stream last
night. Several city bridges were dam.
aged. The Union Pacific railroad is the
worst sufferer. Two II its bridges are
damaged Half a mile u Denver and
Rio Grande road r. covered with water
At one n The stations few miles north
81 here. There are wsshouts on several
other rnaIs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Whatever action congress may take
upon the great questions OF finance ADD
the tariff. all business interests seem To
be pretty well agreed IA 10 one point.
and that - that the element OF uncer-
tainty should be removed "a quickly as
possible. Iecumseh News
The Michigan club has formally an.
nouuced iieclf IN favor II the repeal 81
the sherman purchase law. The repub-
lican party q Michigan has always been
in favor q honest money add opposed 20
make shifts 81 al kinds--Pontiac Ga.
zette.
above the plane ~ parfy politics"
APPEARS = be = very popular phrase
wish The democracy whenever i has
gotten Itself into tapz;e from which
only republican ASSISTANCE can cxfricate
H. Detroit Tribune.
Not q single measure ~ financial relief
can pass congreea without republican
votes That y the only hope Cleveland
has in the repeal of the sherman act
SaginaV Courier Herald
n Mr.. Cleveland has made Bourke
Cochran he Fes~,nal representative IN
the housN. be has epiKesi one II Ism
many's finesi cannons kalamaaoe Tel
egrapA.
IRE present congrces Ia special seza'ot
has = eslssen opportunity - show The
difference tSet~een politicians anu states
iner Detrs9t Free Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

FRIDAY the prominent citizens" OF
Glendive. Montana. administered coat
Of tar 10 white man and a gown %
alabastine 10 his eolored wife. Other
prominent citizens" at Borden. Indi.
ana. took Mrs Dalton from her home
and whipped her with hickory switches.
The obstreperous prominent citizen" is
sadly in need OF charge Of buck shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

YESTERDAYS racing at Comstock Park
was spirited without being sensational.
The drivers are required to drive their
horses TO win. insuring honest finishes.
When the sport is conducted on such a
basis the public is assured tho most
gratifying contests Today's program
will afford large measure OF enjoyment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

lost her second impieEaent house vitfin
a wcsk by Gre. tonight. wAea ths Four
sfory ard hsseocnt structure occupied
~ The Nicisois 4 shepard ecss pany -
Hattie C'reek. Mich- burned ~ith q lose
- enou. covered BY iusuTaoce a IL
thought tie poiicass beihe 10 Rssfss
q .rt.ek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Amendment 20 Home Rule Bill De-
feafed Regarding Irish Members

LONDON. Aug 9.-The house Of COM
mons today Mr.. William Mccarthy. con-
seryatiye member for the southern
division Of Antrim. moved the adoption
Of an amendment 10 the home rule
bill providing in effect that the Irish
members who shall be retained In the
imperial parliament shall vote on no
motion, bill or amendment. except mo
tons that shall be made amendatory 10
the home rule ball.
Mr.. McCarthys motion was defeated
by vote Of III To III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

Depcw Tells why the Central h. re
ducing Its Passenger scrtIcc.


ducing Its Passenger scrsfcc.
NV foKK, Aug. o. The New York
Central has decided % disconfinue four
of It's trains each way betseen this city
and Chicago. President Depea eays
We are now running thirteen daily
through trains between New iork and
Chicago, two 81 which are TO the south
vest. Our train service Wss Increased
partly 10 meet the supposed worlds fair
demand After the bad day in Wall
street, when pricos went 10 pieces. The
thrngh travel fell Of - per cent
The exposition flyer, ~ which the
price Is highest and the speed quickest.
carried prior 70 that day is fail cApac
ity ~ passcngerk Its average fell "A -
less than one-half thai nnmler We
can take of four trains each way and
perfectly accommodate our looai aud
thuDugh travel on the other trains nov
running
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

ZrMNKENAS was defeated Ia five
nile race at Chicago yesterday BY
johnson. new aspirant for cycling
laorels. Champions do not hang on
their laurels long In these days % sur
prises in sporting contests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
Cholera IN Russia.

ST. PErERsBURG. Aug 9.-The Official
cholera returns for the past week are as
follows: Podola, 30 now cases. i36
deaths; Don. 106 new cases- 40 deaths;
Kurzk, CO new cases. n deaths; Kief, 81
new cases. . deaths; Bessarabia. IL
new cases. s deaths; Moscow City. III
new cases, 43 deaths.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

IMMEDIATELY after the chaplain Of
tho house Of representatives had prayed.
Thy servants. o Lord. have como to-
gether in session extraordinary" the
democrat members proceeded to take a
census 70 ascertain their respective
chances for getting places on commit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

fSnsxa's Federation - Labor has
psssej resolutions -rvalsing- Aitgeld Tor
rardonina the anarchists A crown
should be ordered Tor the IlIinois demi.
gid before this unrestraihed enthusiasm
r,na c,l3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

YESTERDAY part OF tho gold from
Europe was received in New York and
quickly distributed among the banks.
The premium q = per cent FOR currency
IL still being offered. and times have as
sumed an aspect a. bright al a new
silver fifty cent piece.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10
Hank. win l.-ue Check.

CfKvrLAsD. Aug. 9.-It vas decided
AZ a meeting ~ the banks az the Cieye.
land Clearing House. association, not %
furnish manufacturing establishments
with cash Tor pay rolls. but - is~ee IN.
stead checks for SNAIL amounts The
oljcct ~ this sction sss b. prevent the
boarding al euFrency by the working
People.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

OxH % the features Of the present
political circus Is DIR. Dana Of "obcse
prophet fame. and Colonel Watterson.
q n slaughter house TO an open grave"
memory. shouting themselves hoarss in
praise % President Cleveland's NEE.
eare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-10

PARIs. Texas. Aug. 9.-At the Choctaw
election held one week ago the Locke.
or national party, defeated the Jones or
progressive party by decisive majority.
This is considered a strong rebuks 10
the Jones administration. backed ~ IL
has been by Indian Inspector Faison-