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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
IN THE WINDS GRASP
ypsilann Struck BY . Cyclone
Last Night
MANY BUILDINGS WRECKED
Rosh. Tre<s AnA Telegraph Polss
Whlrsrd Ihsough CrowCsS1 sssress
and No One Ne injured

YrsiIASrf. Mich. April t. A terrific
cyclone struck Ypsilanti o; T:lo tonight.
passing through the business streets
from southxest to northeast The resi-
denc- 4 William knizeiy was blown on
It's fodndatlon. Curtis Wagon and
Carriage factory. n. business college.
Draper opera house. Hawkins house
and several other buildings were
demolished Along Congress street.
the principal business street II
the elty. for tao blocks, Signs
and awaiags were blown dowa and
almost every plate sia-s froat on the
north si.e 10 the street Was smaahed.
On Huron street the Liable block. con
tanning the pos,of'ice and four stores
xas ridsiled The rot % The building
saz blown into the street and several
houses opposite were badly damaged by
hying debris Crossing the river the
cyclone unroofed the resid-nec IL iona
than voorhees,. on River street. and
blew another house ~ ia foundation.
Farther eastward house and harn were
ovefturned Ths wind las;el ten min
utes. AMI although the streets we're filed
with people only f-~ moments before.
NJ serious accident IL reported As
son a. the wind sutslded the electric
lgats we're shut OF o. avoid afirc. The
streets we're tilled with ~reckage. fallen
trees and debris - all kinds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

SrxsIsviLLK. Mo-. April II A terrific
wind Add hail storm passed over this
ss-csion from q to 10 O'Clock last evening.
South q hero the storm assumed the
proportions cf . cyclone. Charles Akair
at Midland blast furnace MAS blown IN Ia
= creek and drowned. The residence Of
d. VI. Green IN Cortois township was
Vre,ked and Mr.. Green was killed by a
falling wall On the line II the railroad
between tins city and Salem the tow a of
Coniria was entirely destroyed. Five
persons we're killed and about seventy
injured All the docioss IN this city left
this afternoon for that place 10 relieve
the Wounded and suffering
~ Condray fiye we're killed outright
and three others have died since. The
list Of the killed and injured Is "a fol.
lows. Killed: Andrew Lay John II.
Lay. John Dill. Mrs. James Wilson. child
20 William Asher and wife Injured;
Mrs William Condrsy. John Wilson and
tao children. William Asher's child.
DAVID Williams. Dr. H. II. Brown. Il.
Joyce and wife. Henry Lay. Ira Seaz and
wife and mother. John Condrey and
chi.d. James Shumale. Mrs. John Dill
II Dabney Mrs. John Wilson and son,
Mrs. Henry Brown and wife of Andrew
Housley. Mrs j. VI. Hedwin. T. L. Con
irey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
CONTROL rHE BUSINESS.
The southern Pacific and Atchi>on
Eorm - big Psi.

CHiCAGo. April - The Southern Pa
cific and Atchlson have made a irafhc
contract on tranEcoa.ineutal business ~
far more importance while II lasts than
the famous one tetwcen the Union Pa
c,tc and Northwestern. ils effect is Ia
give the rwo lines Il practical lnonoiol.
ot all transcont,nental business Ia and
from California and the southern Pa
ciiic coast points and intermediate ter
ritory. The A,chison, under the
terms of the agreement. securee the
bulk ~ the east bound traffic. while the
Southern Pacific will monopolixe west
bound traffic. The Southern Pacific orig
mates the vast majority ~ California
tonnage. From southern California and
southern Pacific coas; points the Aichi-
son has the same advantage. The
Atchison has through routes from Cali
fornia to ~. Louis and California to
Chicago. The Southern Pacific has "A
through mail roite 10 New Orleans and
with IFS own line ~ steamers. "a rail aud
ocean route from California To- New
York The Atchison has also q through
route via Denver IN conneciiut with its
Colorado Midland line. and the Rio
t'rande Western Ia a connection With
the Southern Pacific 10 Oregon.
III was this arrangement ~ routes
which made the tr;tkc deal possible. As
IL to further force the deal il WAS de.
cided 1T Tuesdays meeting ~ the cen
trail traffic lines la ignore the new west
bound transcontinental tariff and To-
charge local rates In their territory on
all west boend transconiinenial busi
ness. This will result in an absolute
loss Ia the central traffic lines 81
all west bound ,ranscontinentai business
except that actually originating in their
territory. The agreement further pro
vides that the Atchison shall immc-
diately perfect arrangements FOR operst
ing fast freight service via Denver and
Ogden t. accommodate the increase IL
east bound traffic il will receive. The
Atchison will control for distribution
at Chicago more tonnage than any line
has ever had. With this leverage il can
dictate terms on divisions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

rsssisss~- Csus~,i Nv tho Rsg Cyclo~e
tn Missouri

Hicog~-~ftIE. No. April II This
c-sunty sss visited las. nigh. about
- cior< ~ terrIf,, wind storm. which
swept everything before a. from the
southwest part - the county to the
northeast lire. snd leaving The county
hy crt'sslngthe Missouri river AZ Nsysriy
Wear Page city a. fsr az deaths have
been reported William Walker. prs
per'4us young farmer sss at the supper
fshie sith be- sise ami three children
sher his hr,cs house e.@ blown over
,-,rapies~ly bnrying him ard tho chil
aran Hs VIE eyirirafrd herself and
18th xres, iif'icuity rrlsa@esi hiri. They
s-ra uashie a. r~srus tss n ,hs chil
dren sho vers sniothefrs 70 the dehri-
J " Huichin@on. ar ssxrd farmer IN the
ssrr~ nefs hoshns-f. suffsresi che i,rss =
= = sife AMI 'he CO.'S rl~tr drnoii;su q
BE hou@- ard ss- ts.ily crippled Mrs
~ ~ Lasr AMI brstber seFe Allied cut
nght suf fhetr barn t~rritly wrecked
Fer'heF au Cart, ro.i Hunters harms
.rre fesssoitahssi ard ~Fosi n~zra girl
si'ei ~ a,s Farm There 49, ramerpus
rrrsYrtssnd ransorz si.ust iesthss ~ Dover
sni NaVesfy tu' uufhing sata~n,ic csn
- secured
ia lhe psth . ~ storm he'seen
Ma F-S sed fssirRtsu -isht p~F~ssrs
~sf~ kile-i sntrizst sni 'hr~~ nes-
*ii grs4haiiT ais fr.lsi fhriF sussn'ls sn,i
tssafy sve sere frur.iesf
Thc-. sifsd estrigi,s ser- Nrs Nsrr
ias@ sn.i $50 bss.tarrs, tFa chsi,ir-u =
Ni'-Am Wslseg iiuah Nrtlrof Mr.
~ keHY fo~eph 3<eaxsen. Me-
Jaha bssueyen = reported kiiie'i, BAT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

~. Patcuosrv, Gise~ Renewed AsAuran.
Cv- or f'rantr's Iscgarsi.

WssHiSGro>. April II France had
the honor to-day - being the eecond
country whose representative was for.
mally received by the United States IN
the capacity II An ambassador. Ness~r.
day SIR Julian Paunceso;e presented hls
credentials Ia the president and va.
formally Acknowledged ~ the It'll. and
prerogasives % the highest rank in the
diplomatic scrvice and today NJ Pate.
noire. the French minister. was likewise
received. "a. Paienoire according to
previous arrangement arrived q,
the White house. AZ nron iIc
wac accompanied hy SECRETARY
Gresham. whom he had met previously
at the state department 4. \. hds~c
second assistant secretary ~ state. and
the attaches 81. tho French efnhhss,
Tho party were received an the blue
room. the Official chamber - the esecn
tive mansion. and the usual formaliiies
vcrc observed. NJ ra'eno,r. prosecuted
his letter n credentials 81 the president
and made II the subject q a hries
sj-eech. expressing suiiy AMI gos8 ~ill
80 tho part ~ France for the United
States NJ. Cleveland responded IN
similar terms and the funciion ended
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

LANSING. Mich. April IL In the --n-
ate tl,e Judiciary committee rrcom-
mended a substitute for the bili provfd-
ing that justices of the pesr, may take
a bond an the sum IL tl0p M the casr os
a drunkard. and may suspend prooes-d
ings II the culprit ~ill take thf drunk
cure and remain s,bcr sixty DAYS The
same committee al-o reported adver~el,
on the hank half holiday bill andthe bill
was tabled. MIR Hsmmond's bill exempt.
incsewing machinesfrom levy and sal.on
execution Was also fs,otabl, reroriesihs
the committee. The 81 Joseph irnding
bill passed the senate and the Aci.augh
lin railroad crossing bill wss Passed in
committed 81 the whole. TIE special
order for the day Was the Consideration
'of the hill Cor new ,ppari ~ comtrol for
the school for the blind II was PASSED
in committee of the whole after q long
debate. in which the Turner episssle -
the campaign - ls.n wss br-sighi up.
The Till virtually To- enscts the old Law
and provides for board ~ three mem.
bers - ~-rve without pay. aud was
passed i'm commitiec q the shoie. Aa
lourp.St
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
THREE PERSONS INJURED.
The Gale In Northern kanaas Has
Btown Cp Afr~~h.

ArcHrso~. kas. April L. The storm
yesterday afternoon and last night did a
gr-at deal ~ damage along tho Central
Branch railway vest Il here. \ great
many telegraph poles were blown down
and communication With the vest was
entirely cut a! tall noon today ~ Mus.
cotah. Kansas. a number - houses and
harms were unrp,tcd The house ~
Mr. Burns wss unroofed. and Mrs.
Burns and her baby were seriously in
iured. Several persons were slightly
injured hy falling timter. Two houses
- Charles Shes'd ~ Whiting wer.
demolished. \ heavy gale - hlosing
over Northern Kansas again this after
noon. There is 20 truth IN the reports
tasi Everest AMI Willis were badly Ham
aged by the storma
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

we must discontinue the policy 81 par-
chasing sny usoie ccsnf~ting distiiieriss-
as such policy cal. oders premium Tor
la. bailsiing al new dsstilieric> The
ouly ssf~ add reliable wsy of osercsssn
ing competition ~ to produce goods st
the lowest possible cast and cell them
direct 10 consumes at the lowest
prices
President Greenhui recommends por'
chaspls such distributing establish
ments as may ie necc~sars ar desirable
snd issuing boDds Ia rsis- the ncccssAfy
capital for that purPsee.
The terfns ~ the following directors
expired. William y. Hobart and is-~ts
IL Greene IL Cincinnati. aud Hertert
l.. Terr-li.of New York. Prank Curtis
IL New York resigned.
The following were elected dir~ciors
for three Years: Charles Hobart aud
Lewis Greene IL Cincinnati. John
Briggs az Terr- Hsute. and j. Walter
friet~rg - Cincinnati for one year.
The election II officers for the ensuing
year will take place tomorrow. All the
old officers will probably lie re elected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
CARI.ISIE'S SCHEME.
He Will Spend No Money Until the
Surplus 1nCrcasc~.

WAsHIScroS. April T.. The action %
Secretary Carlisle in refusing 10 pur
chase the Boring Green site. New York
city. for a custom house and in declin-
ing the Chestnut site in Philadelphia
for the United States mint is taken IA
indicating his policy in regard to the
erection 81 public buildings. which is
understood to he tn defer the entering
upon any costly public works in the
present condition of the treasury. No
lcss a sum than k3.WO0O0 would have
been withdrawn for the payment Of
these two sites had the treasury author
ities acted favorahly in the matter.
1t is generally believed that Colonel
Lamont. as secretary of war. who has
charge 81 river and harbor expenditures.
will follow i'm this same mode of action.
As between the two departments. the
payment ~ sums aggrcgating between
s-p6000 and s156D0D year can be
easily deferred without bamp-ring the
public service until the treasury surplus
begins to grow again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

CrrvrL,Sp. April II The affairs -
this municipality are IN sfate border
ing on anarchy. There is mayor and
nothing moro. II was thought that tho
terms ~ the Office - the directors ~ the
different departments of the cit, .,
pred when the mayor went out - office
Legal suthofitie. say that such ~ not
the case. In the mcantirne three iiiec
tors have resigned and three hang on
The mayor does not know whether to-
recognize the latter or not. The officers
that he appointed have not hecn con
iirmed 10y the council. which is repub
hcan. and the chances are they will not
bc \; present sut"Fdina's- IN office
are running the ciiys Affairs There
can he ~ s.,lu'ion ~ the muddle until
the reputlicsns IN the council are vill
ing 'o give In and they are not likely o..
after the unexpected assumption - -
flce hy Mayor bl-e a week ahead n the
usal Time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

L,ssINc. Mich. April u Man,
democrats here ho have not l-sn dis
I,o<si b. give senator Peter Dorsu crr sst
fof being in the race for 'he pssif,on
20 disiric; attorney for western Mich
gan. are surprised Of the strength the
,;rsni Rapids man - deTeiopsne Al
,hasssh he only entered into the s-pr.f<f
IN .arncs; lssi Fridsy. nis Trend. arr
rzll,ine ~ hfs supps-i and he % daily IN
rs-~ciIs - letters from rfssBSnsnf Nfchi
gan ,lernas-rsfs ple,iginR bin support
and Wishing BIN sucs%-~l ts<pi's th-
fact thss the ofhs-e has hser cons-ried
herssrsur~ Ia John pose-p - Eszssnebs.
IL po~ les,ks "a n Mr.. Do-su rss vrrs
much @in 80 ~ thss writing and hss
sach strong hacking tint u eli b~ Q
difsculi uhstss b. overi,sls he claims -
the ,,ffsfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
IN A LIBERAL MOOD
The Upper Peninsula 10 Hass N
Insane Asylum.
ss4o,7ss MAS APPROPRIATED
Yesterday ~ sAe lAg>sAas~ss ~ shs
Bcse1ss az aAs Disesv' ossse AnssS.
sassuss..A New lsAasory.

LANSING, Mich. April ls-h Uss IN
afternoon II discussion in The house.
the insane asylum appropriation hills on
the special order f,einS the sab5ecfs o<
discussion. After going into commitsse
II the whole the first tall broogi.t mp
Was tina, appropristing es4.2o for the
Northern Michigan insane asylum si
Traverse City. The upper peninsula
memirrs wanted al insane asylum snd
they asked that their bali providing Tor
an appropriation for ono he com, ,ders-i
hrrt. This started . icpg wrangle in
which a msjorIt, - the members on the
floor participated Mr.. Covell ~ 1rav.
ere City talked hong. earnestly and
often in support 81 his ball and made
Taieum. and the latter took occasion 90
stat. that he did not believe Mr.. Coseli
was making the statements fru,n hls
honest convictions. Mr.. Cosell re;orsed
that he had frequently voted on the
floor, for the l,enetit ~ another mefntor.
when his vote was not his honest con.
victlon. hut in thl- matter he was sin
cer. lie thought :, came ~ poor grace
''from member who has made more
mistakes than any memt~r on this 'foof
la accuse me 81 making a mistake IN the
statements have ma,ie"
Mr. Iateum said be bad asked TOR IN.
formation and received abuse and he
would appeal O. some oiher member to
give him the information he desired
concerning what use the land asked FOR
In the Till WAS 10 b. acyo,ed.
Mr. Finch. siih the aid - Lap, gave
the information desired
Mr Covcil succeeded in getting his
bill acted upon first and z psss4sd the
committee Il the whole with cut ~
sls..sp the cost 81 one cottage. TIN
upper peninsula hall appropriaiins en-
ooi and the halamazsc ineane asy lum
bill appropriaiing 10000 were also
passed with slight amendment
The hill appropna;ing $4,000 an.
nuaily for the next two years fnr the
support IL the state public school ands5.
-, for repairs ON the same. and the hall
appropriating Ell 600 annually for the
next two years for the state blind schooi
and 5000 additional for the erection IL
a building in connection with the same
for the purpos- ~ manufacturing vii
lowware. were a.so passed. making .
grand total. appropriated during the
afternoon. of t,sh. sss
House. adjourned until 10 q IA TO-
morrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

The Storm in Kansas Was Morse Than
az fIr.s Rcportcd.

k,SS,s CIrY. Mo-. April y Fierce
storms ~ wind snd rain swept over
Kansas AMI Missouri yesterday and last
night. doing an incaiculablo amount ~
damage aaj causing the loss of many
lives. In Kansas the town - Parker
vas laid waste. nearly every house In the
place teing more or less wrecked. but
contrary 10 hrs; reports Do lives were
l--t and feg persons we're injured. At
Walnut mans houses were wrecked and
several persons injured The worst
is feared from the surrounding
country. At Musroiah several houses
were Gnrssfcd and Mrs. Burns aud
her bah, vas badly injured. In Mis-
-puri the storm crnters seemed To have
hsen II lAsfayeit. county. Near Page
City sax lives were lost. The section
about Staabury Was also visited by dis
a-,er NJ EAST tao women acre killed
end many injured while the lo~srs will
amount - thousands of dollars. Yes
tsrslay afternoon at-out o'clock tor
ritic storm swept down upon the vicinity
q iiiasstha. Kansas. Scared parents
ran To- the -chooihnuses for their chill
drpn. but harmed that they had been
-sut home by the teachers an time a. 90
care the storm. Then came fierce
wind. which crushed IN weak store
fronts aud awning and threw over out
houses and chimneys. Then u quieted
AMI y as followed by a fierc. rain and hail
the .atsor of which crashed through
win,tnxs and split the weather Boards
OF houses The damage was confined
o. the br-asage 70 window glass and
the oyerthruVing 10 out buildings
The towns - Willis ard Baker were re-
ported "a have been destroyed last
night. hut are not seriously damaged
The only destruction b~lng about such
a. u usual 10 MRS, hard stOrms At
Foshattan. Peter Hoekinaon was struck
on the head 10y rying timber and
snocked s.n..lees FOR time. NJ Rob
tnson. Oven P-ltnn wac killed by hight
ming while working n the field near the
house when the storm bruk-. Much
stock vs- SiIlsd by the STORM. barns
we're laid iow and haystacks scattered.
The corn had not yet been
planted or d, would nave been
drowned out Fruit trees we're broken
ard twisted. but they had not
yc, bud'ied. and despite the wreck there
10 -iill promise q plenty About 5
o'cisss yesterday destructive Wind
visited The country northwest ~ Stans
bury. Missouri. moving from vest TO
east ard covered a strI? ~ country two
milea wide and i've miles hong. Almost
every house and barn IN its path was
torn "a pteces Among those sho sus
'r~d the lo-.~ - ali their buildings are
John Briggs. John Rurn~it. 4.
= ~sertnssr. Mr. shelton and
Mr.. Hovehsrger ars Ward and
an nnkEown woman were killed
and Mr. Ward and John shelton
we're seriously injured Most - The p~o-
pie NV the storm coming IN time tn get
ioto their csv~- AMI easspe injury. The
.os- vii amount % thousands ~ dollars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
RAGING HE'D RIVER.


FARGO. n. d.. April IL. The Red river
rose steadily all day long and tonight
the water is up to the doors Of the city
water works. Island park is surrounded
entirely by "A lake ot water 100 yards
wide and residents pass back and forth
by means 81 boats. A number Of barns
aud outbuiI,iings have been swept away
and some houses are already flooded and
residents driven out \ big gorge has
formed near the south bridge and men
have been at work all day with dyna-
mite to break il. Tomorrow the river
will touch it's highest point. Reports
from up river state that the water is
sul~iding s.:ere. 1t rained heavily all
the forenoon. turning 10 furious snow
storm in the afternoon and tonight the
storm turns into the most severe biz
zard Of the season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
EARTHQUAKE AT CINCINNATI.
shook Builiings and Was Aided by .
seventy Five Mile Wind.

CINCINNATI. April l. A terrific gale
swept over the city between and 4
o'clock this morning. The signal sta
tion reported the velocity II the wind at
seventy eight miles an hour. From a
dozen different, sources came reports ~
an earthquake having been perceptibly
felt during the night La th' big Spcn-
Ger house building at Broadway and the
public landing. especially on the upper
ilours. the shock caused great alarm.
Many persons were awakened from
sound sleep tn hear n distant rumbling
noise like that made by heavy train ~
railroad cars ia motion. In the Hen
rlcf,a building on West Fourth street the
inmates were greatly alarmed 10y the rat
ting - the chandeliers and hickering
gas. Two distinct shocks were felt about
fifteen minutes apart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
ANDY FYFE's PLUM.
He II Appointed Surveyor OF Customs
NJ Grand ltapidsN

WASHINGTON. April H. The president
today sent the following nominations To
the senate: Andrew Fyfe Of Michigan.
to he surveyor of customs for the port
of Grand Rapids. Michigan; Joseph c.
Thompson, postmaster at Quincy. Illi-
nois: Isaac Holton. psytmaatev at Plain
field. Indiana; Frank s. Thomas. post
master at Topeka. Kansas; Joseph r.
+. Upleger. postmaster at Mount
Clemens. Michigan; Conway G.. Floweree.
postmaster at Vicksburg. Mississippi
jackson Subaugh. postmaster at Viro-
qua. Wisconsin.
In the senate today Senator Call
spoke on his resolution To Increase the
membership OF certain committees and
the resolution went over without action.
\ resolution was reported by Senator
Vance from the committee on privileges
and elections and was referred To the
committee on contingent expenses (un-
der the rulel for the investigation of the
claim 81 Joseph W. Ady To a seat as
senator from the state IL Kansas.
The senate then. on motion Of Sena-
tor Faulkner. proceeded to the consid
Grafton of executive business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13
FLAMES AND WIND.
Thcse Wiped Robinsonvilie on the
f.arth's Surface.

NEw ORLEANS. April l2-The Times
Democra, Vicksburg special says: Con
iucior Thomas IL the lazoo 4 Mis-
siseippi railway wires here: The
entire town Of Robinsonville. Goa
hima county. vas swept away by
cyclone about 40 this afternoon.
All the stores are IN flames. Several
negroes and perhaps some whites are
buried in the ruins The depot was
completely DESTROYED and the night
operators wife killed. a colored child
vas also killed. Only two houses are
left standing.
MEMPHIS. April l. Robinsonville,
Mississippi. town on the iazoo X
Mississippi Valley railroad. about thirty
miles south Of Memphis, was blown
away by a cyclone tins afternoon and
several people killed. A special train
with surgeons has left here for the
scene of the cyclone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

TrRRy H,rrE, Ind. April IL \ tor
r,he wlndsi.,rrl passed over this cit AZ
4 o'cLock this morning and <j many
taonaan nj dollar-' worth = damage IN the
city and vicinity Twenty Iron columns
20 the Nsn,ialis train she.is verr hiosn
down and the stone foundation up
rooted The tr,'n vas badly twisted and
81. damage will amount Ia $500 The
entire r,-S ~ the Passe iron foundry
wa- blown 20 and many tree fences
and shssis hlnvn dnsa Railroad tele
frsph wires acre 81 hadiy damaged that
Communication sas cat n almost
entirely f,r several hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-13

Cctvwsus, Ohio. April II The Mine
Workers nntsonai convenii0n decided
this morning after 8 wrsnsie tc pn~s
poFe the sie,'i,on - cfsc~s~ until the
last thinr oa the order of basir--- 40
fsir. vere reported especially h-sch; ~
Ohio. Indians, Illsrois and rsnn.si
vsnia- 4 r~~slafi01 ~ss sdepted - ssk
ar Increase q fec t--nts Tcr son fpr peek
rninipT sni four cents f# machine
mining the demand D. ssrct al the
states "a the ufxsnixni,sn