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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
DECIDED ACTION NECESSARY.
SENATOR Vest Considers the Financial
Situation Essrruely Critical.

Sr LoCIs July - Ia an interview
on the financial situation today serator
Fe~s said. The country IL right now al
shr ao-t critical pcrloi q, It's SHANGHAI
h.sfory " have bSen travelling along
Ca makeshifts Il oae kind and another
since fStS txrodien;s will avail no
loIkrr We ara 40 tie parting II the
9ays and must take definite. dericicd ac
t,on oue way or the other. We must
ritdrr take up our SILVER and de
feud ], against the world or drop
u. depn0e;ixe it declare that u
a not available as basis ~
currency AMI declare that the
constitutional right granted 10 congress
= coin money means that We shall coin
gold oniv brt hew sfe our p.ople 70
~ recoec,ifsi 4 fhe loss - silver. which
tseg have aiasys toke1 upon a. con
-fiiaftsnsl mnues- Pat the question o.
vote of the people - Missouri and they
wtli leflarf ~ the retention ~ silver
~ tNQu ssaioriis Get away froni the
cities asa yaa meet Eothing bat silver
ura Ere outlook : zloomy. We ar.
in ~ u mas continue tospFead ani
ftef. s o. Nag o. judge ~ Its extent
n nag aft. ss focs ds sometimes as sud
tier 81 a iasBela snd find u under a
aG- sas 81 Mss. as n all other IL.
irfnmas tfe uat.aa tu-ns a. the laW max
ing poaer all cFies Help Us cau
orb Tra ttti h.teeu NAY direct us 10
thaf Falra . right lal. ir the benefit
~ alF f4e ials
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
NrTRo-CLYcEeINE EXPLOSION.
Two Men Blown to Atoms by Their
Carclessncss.

PrrrsrrRo. july .S.- Early yesterday
morning NJ. ). Van Buren, and two
brothers went to their magazine. near
Sam Plass station, on the Piiisburg 4
Western railroad. To get load 81 nitro
glycerine for the purpose ~ shooting an
oil well. The dangerous fluid was
being transferred 10 wagon 10
which three horses were attached.
when the glyceriEc exploded. The ter
ritic conclusion shook the surrounding
buildings violently. People near the
scene we're thrown about in every direc-
tion. The only portion Of NJ. ;. Van
Burcn's body yet 10 he found is part of
"A leg. Small shseds of flesh we're scat
tered all about. The three horses were
also blown to fragments. while only a
few small pieces of the wagon remain.
\ hole was blown into the ground large
enough for cellar. Several people
were injured by the conclusion and fly
ing debris. but they will recover. Van
iIurcn was % years IL age and unmar-
ricd. The escape of his brothers who
were nearby nj the time il miraculous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Sax Persons injured Because Train Or.
dcr- We're Disobeycd.

INDIANAPOLIS. July ~. At l:.S this
afternoon the Pittsburg. Cincinnati.
Chicago and st. Louis passenger train
from Chicago collidei with freight
train Just north Of this city on the Lake
Erie 4 Wcsiern tracks, which are used
between here and kokomo by the Penn
sylyania company. The passenger train
was forty minutes late. but had the
right IL way. and George House. con
ductor of the freight, thought il had
passed.. The collision WIS head on.
wrecking both engines and the baggage
and express cars oi the passenger. Six
persons were injured. as follows: 81
Wood. passenger engineer. indianapolis.
ankle broken and face hurt; Walter
F.nsey. passenger fireman. indianapolis,
face aud head badly injured: +. NJ.
Barnard. express messenger, Iogans-
port. dangerous blow on head; {. G..
keene. Chicago. leg and body scalde'l:
Samuel Cuttinger. Eiinburg. Ind, hand
injured; Mary Henry Fry. Louisville,
face cut and bruised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
MOB LOST COURAGE.


MEMPHIS. Tenn. July - Tho sight
n blue coatrd sollicfR and giiStening
bayuntts a. The county Jail has taken
the vsr spirit oat ~ the mob which was
bent lsat night on releasing the prison.
ets charged With ieadlng the lynchers
eha hanged end burned Lee Walker.
the asssuiier. la-t saturday night The
Chickaaas guards geFc stationed to.
hind th. eails With orders e. iir. on any
enc gAo cfussad the dead isne. When
tbe boz befisd railroad men discovered
that an attack woull IN resisted fo tho
last they quietly Dispersed No further
fruBl,ie = expected The grand jury is
atiil investigating the lynehirG -
Walker, and injictments sill ~ r.
turned against the ringleagiefs - tho
moh within a FEW days The pubic j.
.laaioriug for tie Punishment - The
men who participated ~ the ecTk -
burning the neErt and dragging his badly
through The streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
TOOK CASH AND TYPEWRITER.
EIopcmcnt of w. \. SearIe- Causes "a
Firm to Fail.

PEoEI,, ILL.,. July 2s.-W. y Searles of
the " A. Scarlcs Lounge and Mattress
company ~ this city. has left Tor parts
unknown. taking with him in hls flight
all the money ~ the firm ne could lay
his hands on and the sfcnographer in
his Office. Miss Martin. VINO Is also sis
ter of his wife Searles came 10 this
city from Huntington. Iowa. about five
years ago. and brought with him letters
- the highest recommendation from
prominent citizens II that place. Since
residing here he has conducted himself
in an irrrproachable manner. and his
friends are asfounded at the sensational
turn II affairs. Miss Martin is 10y no
means beauty. but seems Ia have
possessed an inhuence over him that has
worked ON his own and her mind As
sequel d. the e.opement the w. y.
Searles company today entered IN the
circuit court "A confession 81 judgment
aggscgatiug $3.50. This practically
winds up the business of the concern.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 90 1853.

Difvn. fns tho propoesnfs. thee moved
D. disFnirs the ooBiest. aud there being
no APPEARANCE for Contestants the mo
tlon was granted The court then al
lowed the stipulatisn fiied 10 the caniss'
~ Henry A. tss-pt and others which per
mits the matter Ia bs ealied up lu rep
temter at the option - either party.
Action vss t,sgun toslay BY James A.
Talbos. special administrators ~ the 4.
j. pssis estate. agstnst samuel i.
Han~er aad Anton ". Hotter ~ Helelia
for t5O.n,o due on prosoissory notes for
s.n.so each given in lsse With Interest
Al 10 pss cent An attachment ~ar
served on the defendants stock Ia the
First National hank ~ THE city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Nsw LONDON. Conn. July 2s Ray
Earl. 81 years old. has started Ia walk
10 Chicago on bet of sio0 that he can
cover the distance in forty two days and
take with him no money for food or
other purposes except what is necessary
topay terriagcs, trustisy so luck and the
notoricty Of his trip 10 obtain susten-
ance for him on the way \ yalice with
iis contents weighing nineteen pounds.
an extra coat and umbrella complete his
equipment. The distance IL so miles.
The old man is in vigorous health. has
made long tramps before. and IL CONT
dent of making the journey within the
time specified. He carries credentials
from this city that will identity him on
the way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
plaa.,isa ia the siias q establishing =

planztsea ia the time a establishing 9
blockade.
II - reported here that these ate dis
sessaons N fks Preach caf4nes growing
ouf of the troulls- sish Si<al- Ii ~
sad t:at spns - she ministers are dss
esrieficd t,eesuse the tlocksoe WAS nsf
affected With niesre prompsaess. and ahet
they rerr0aeh t..elE csalltsgars for recall
ing the French gnni,oetsfro1s bangkok
keporf has IL that the deiitSfatlens a
the esf,snsi at MARRY le fies. where rt.o
councils have ioe1 held lrcsuse a the
pTe-,neo there - proslSisnt Garnet.
have ieen uafked bs numter ~ sio-
lent SCENES. The eoDeiiistory attitude
II Lord ko~-bes,. British fureign minss-
ter. is a-erit'ed 10 bic snowiedxc II Tie
Frcnch cabinet dss.-nnslons and a. <srof-
anee- be has received from the Preach
minisfers Who were m fasU II lnoter1
ton ~ the tr-Atnenf of siam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

rexa- hoy shoots Burgtar and J.
Himself Nortaiiy Wounsiesi.

RvE~NA. Ohio. July 2s.--P.erce Con
verse II san Antonio Texas. visiting at
the hsne of y. Converse. a wealthy
merchant herr. shot a man who gave his
name as Frank Edwards of Philadelphia
Just hsforc daylight this morning. The
burglar returned the shot donbly. two
balls taking effect. The knight IL the
jimmy received terrible wound IN the
abdomen. but escaped with the lads
clothes. only % fall on nesghbors >
porch. moaning in agony. lie Was taken
10 the sherifIs Office and later removed
10 the county jail Il Is thought both
will die fiercc Converse was accom-
paaiei here by his grandmother. Mrs.
4. 4. Allen. ~ Houston. Texas. who has
lots q money tie had a presentiment
os plot 10 rob her. and slept on a cot
a tho dor u her rpofn. Ii IL thought
EG!u ards followed them from Texas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
SWUNG HIM AT LAST
Iao Harper, Negro Rapiss. Finally
Caught by a Posse.
TRAIlED BY Bl0oDhoUNDS
The Avcager. Mi.took = Man Named
Jonc- Ire the Bruse AMI shot
Him by Mistake

BtR~iNos.s, Ala. July -. Near
Calnra tosiay Ike iiarper. negro. was
l.nehei Tor sssaulting Mira N. NJ.
Edner. wife ~ loussville 4 Nashville
section foreman. Harper had been
discharged 10y t.dner. and last night
during the lsttcr's absence he went
% Edner's house. broke open the
door and criminally assaulted Mrs. fd.
nes. choking and bfuising her badly.
lposss we're put on the negros trail IA
s.-on as possible. A negro named Jones
was come np with and h. showed tight
and Was shot and perhaps fatally
wounded by The po-se before IL was dis
covered that he was the wrong man.
Harper was afferward caught with the
dogs and confessed his guilt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

It's Thought That tho Unemployed
Mar Loot the City.

Drs,re. July -. The large number
IL idle men i'm this city makes the situa
fion mere alarming. The snccessfnl
lynching 81 the Italian murderer We'd
nes~iuy night has shown the p.ople what
a moo can ,lo. and IL rs feared that an
effort will he made 10 loot the city.
Mayor Vanhorn has issued n prcciama
ton requesting the people not Ia gather
i'm the streets. Some of the state militia
are kept under arms in the armory. and
the banks. those which are government
jeposltories. have called on the United
States troops at Fort Logan to protect
their institutions should there be an
outbreak
Men thrown out of employment by the
closing of the silver mines coctinuc 10
come into the city. City and county
officials and charitable institutions are
doing their best to feed the people. but
the number To bc provided for is far
beyond their capacity. A number OF
men attempted 10 board an east bound
train yesterday. but the train hands
drove them off
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

CnIcAco. July 2S.-Charles &. Lock
staedt. an electrician who obtained the
contract for the electric lighting Of the
worlds fair for 100000 but who turned
il over 10 the Westinghouse company. is
charged with swindling several Chicago
banks out IL $4,000. in SUMS ranging
from $4,000 To sl.1Oo The forged
checks purported TO be signed 10y the
Westinghouse company. and as Lock
staedt was believed to have received a
bonus from the company for his con
tract. he had no trouble in cashing
them. Lockstaedt has Disappeared
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

fi~ Wipes out the Carsie~ Plant.
taiusSf at &f3o.ooo.

lrDIScTo>. Mich, 1ul, = Cartiers
mil nnd stock Iiies. iDcindi0g fntni
$1,000 q sl50o worth n lalalsf aud
shingles. we're this morning gsssaflcfelv
DESTROYED by firo. The mil aras az a.
flames on the south side isfsrr fl.e
waiehmhn discovered H. aad tssf pird
from the south soen erfead IL fiausf
all over the serd and sent great tn
brands o. the north. fractsne citar
acfoee the city Many bnihiinas. Uoad
pllcs and ssidrw aiks caught nfc bot sc.fe
sxtinguisls-d =, eitixens VITA garden
hsse and rEiis. The iur Ryenon = Mu.
keEon aud the locai 1rs tug. with The
fall fire Department. uoFiEed fog tour
hour ttfofc tie IRE wAs fuislticti a
large iot a lumber bsionging - krfch-
am 4 Co. Chicago. shingles q iiouee
man. Muskegon. aud iuatof - other
local customers u the nail were 4i~s
destroyed The mill xas insufsd roe
$4,000 aud the Cartier luuilscf tie
ston The loas o. Cartier eiE 5e from
$4,000 10 slooco. while the hes sf
other parties wih run uf 10 probably
s23.oo. A heas, rain fsii AZ {, ociock.
Allasing all fears - further danger
The heichafa L9nfer comp2rys ioSs
amounted ia only t2.ao and ul.s fully
covered by Insurance.
The sawiuill as a s8risi class structure
worth 10000. insured fnr fSs0pO in The
following cemPanies Natiooai <l<sD.
Royal. si.Usl; i'hsenis n fs1pdon, a. go,
Orient. sl. 40; 81 Paul firr and IA
rine. sl 90; Phsrbix - Hartford es,p.
North British. siuJe; lancashifp scssf
Hartford. sl.tou. Ger. An1ericsn. 81 &c.
Continental. fl.oo American. si.Esf,.
Connectseui sl.ao. Imperial. f1up.
Paiasine. sI.Iac, Sun. <i no, Fin A.
sssciatioll. s2os1, Aanehesier. s2oo..
known whether Cartiss Nsli reirild ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

MlLwAUkFs. july y. 1t having been
brought o. the attention OF Commander
in Chief Weissert IL the Grand Army of
thu Republic that large sums Of money
were raised at Indianapolis for fireworks
and other means II entertaining the vet
erans at the coming national encamp-
ment. be last evening forwarded the fol
lowing 10 the chairman of committee on
arrangements letter stating that in
viex ~ the depressed condition OF
affairs in the country no unnecessary
expense be incurrel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
CARGO FLAMES.
British Bark Ccdarbank Fights Fire
for Thirty-Slx Days.

SAX FRAScisco. july -. y thirty six
days battle With flames was ended last
night on the arrival of the British ship
Cedarbank from Newcastle. New South
Wales The vessel started on March ;
with coal Tn June 10 the cargo was
discovered Ia Ice on fire. Two hundred
and sixty tons were thrown overheard.
owing 10 the extreme heat in the hold
and the great difficulty IL handling the
burning coal. IL was found necessary 20
desist On july rs two explosions oc-
CURED and flames burst out and ran all
over the hold, but the hatches were bat
tered down The vessel will be- bcachcd
and her cargo flooded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
COULD NOT BRACEUP
Captain w,ll.sm S. lodner a
Hopeless Slave 10 Drink.
SUICIDES OFF His VESSEL
Icslssx Hss N.sc That NJ Csala Nos
leave Dssak Asone snd Ma
1srpd of sassas.

innl~rros. Mich. Jaly ss-r4pi.
William I. lstner q shr barge N. r.
butief. running hciweca the city and
Chicago. eamassfed suicsis THE tnkxn.
ine "a hoard the is.oi flfseen ar t~ci.ss
saiics ont IN ths lake. lie lad kseu sd
dseied fn strong drink ard y easd D.
have been drunk when he io,f Chicago
ilsis merrsng at so'ciock hs fola ne
mate he Did net sssh = iise - u xas
81 no use fnf him te try snd Fsforsr sny
more. AZ 7 o'cls.ck. when called a.
breakfast. i.adner vas fanna deal essh
a bullet holo IA his temple and rlssol
al his eide. The captain had vits snsi
hume Ia Chicago. tuf no children iie
MAS about 30 years uid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

PaRIs. july s.-The Petit Parisicn
publishes a dispatch from -. Peters.
burg stating that the Car las ordered
Vice Admiral Tirtoif. cosHnauslcr ~ the
Russian Pacific squadron. TO trocecd u
Siam with all available speed. The Ills.
patch adds that n 10 understood in 81
Petersburg that Russia Intends 10 ob.
serve an absolutely neutral attitude in
the Franco-Siamesa dlrpute
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

MANCHESTER. y. H.. July 2s.-It il
rumored that Charles +. Morrell. treas
urer 81 the Deeriield Savings bank and
the Peoples Insurance company, and
cashier Of the suspended Bank of the
Commonwealth. has abscondcd. He is
said To be short in his accounts. In all
three institutions examinations are now
going on. Morrell has not been seen
since Wednesday. and his family profess
ignorance OF his whereabouts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Helen Dssetsss tssi- a. Appear in
Court When Ordered.

NKw YoxE. July - Helen Dsusrsy,
the actress. sss tosiss dessaret N eosi
tempt II court ~ Judge uAirten IA ga,
pseae court chambers She ws- "f
dsr~d bs Judge fross on "Wednesday
II appear Al supplementary proce~iing-
ts,day aud failed b. appear. Hef default
sas us,,ssi and the Judge declared her in
eontempt. fot which she may be coils-
mitte.i or compelled o. pay heavy tine
Actloa was hronght by Theatrical Mae
sser iIcory q Minor. who secured lutg
ment against her for Soi..kl The money
wss lent % her on note. Miss Dsnysss
sS,s she has neither money nor property
save her stage gowns aud her salary
Sho - how playing IN The Prodsgal
Daughter at the American theater aud
draws q lars,e salary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

LoSDoS. July ~ In the house Of
commons today Sir William Vernon Har.
court. chancellor ~ the cxchequer. IN.
formed the Right Hon. George J
Goshen. chancellor 81 the cxchequer in
Lord Salisburys late ministry. who
asked a question on the subject. that fhs.
telegram directing the government Il
India 10 close the mlnfs in that country
10 the free coinage of silver did not cou-
tain Instructions in regard 70 making
gold the legal tender That matter had
been left 10 the discretion IL the Indian
government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Of continual irritation. At the prcsen,
moment two French and two English
cruisers are un the French shore. A
third English ship is guarding the port
Numerous cipher kilograms are pass
ing between the British vessels The
officers are non-conmunicative. but al
init that they are deeply interested IN
the course Of events.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

FIa,1. Mich Juh =. The sslvsii,n
army. fcsnfYleed frofn c,UT.4nif~ ail
over Michigan, - cnffsncliei a. psfri =
grove. near this CITY. Last night tte
soidicrs niarche8 around the grove sifh
drums Drafting and ffek Tisyi1e. a.s,i
then had rvu~iug meeting iu his
tent Captain iiroun ~ elI.sii.e ufa
in charge. ihss ulnrDing ~ c't.. X
there wss "knrt drill. accompanied
by ferseBt prayer At a. o'cit.ck fhrfa
was holiness meeting. Ihs sslssttun.
isfe are very enthusiasts. ard frrsst -
press the opinion thsi ealan's tiays ~
Michigan are nurlbcrcl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
SIAM HAS HER HOPES
She Believes That an Understand
ing Viii Be Reached.
THE BLOCKADE IS ENFORCED
And the Only Country Which IL AZ
secsrsi by u Appears to ise Ing
land. Nome Other.

BANGKOK. July - The Siamcss gov
eminent continues making ever. effort
10 maintain peace with France. and 10
encouraged by the events II the last
twenty four hours 90 believe that an IN.
defstanding will bc reached shortly. The
French flag has been hoistei at hoh Si.
Chang.
Lospos. July y. The BANGKOK cor.
respondent of the. Times telegraphs'
The prompt enforcement 81 the block
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

The sioiitor Murirr,rs Well Treated
az jackson Prison.

JAcEss'N. Mich. Juls - The Molisor
uurdeTers. Carl Nogler, Wlll.am Keplsa.
August fuhrman and Henry Jscoia
reached the prseon yesterday sfferno0n.
They wtr. assigned o. ctiit ga The
sonth side II tho west cell block. They
are all hear together and can talk T. each
other is standing Al tie grated totae =
their CELLS Warden Chnr.i.erlain talke.l
o. each - the men. advising thfln io 80
their duty and obey ibe rules and is
would not make lie ans harder if iheia
"a hear than thu prison dircipiint ~.
quired The priesners aore allowed to
retain their whlesens fof The pfssa.rt
and none - tilem have yet lrcr photo
sraphed. Tho warden DOES rot slra
them in the light he would men con.
victesl ~ fDurler unsier iiifcreAi clunul.
stances. They viii have the regular
prlaon .arc. which = cnnaden>i cu.sx
enough for any ope
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

TOPEKA, Kan. July -. The Edison
Electric & Power company power house
was partly destroyed 10y ire this morn
ing. .,ll ~ the newspaper offices and a
majority ~ the factories aud mills in the
city are supplied with power from this
plant and may have "a close until the
machinery in the wrecked power house
can bc repaired. The damage will prob
ably amount Ia $1,000; fully insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Tono>ro. Jul, y. There is an ap.
parcntly cll-foundcd rumor m circula-
lion today In the hest informed cons..r
,aiiyo circles here 10 the effect that
when Sir Charles Tupper arrive. IN
Canada shortly frssb England /; will hc
Ia take the leadership ~ the conser,a.
tive party and that sir John Thom,. son
viii 60 on the bench. Various other
changes in the cabinet arr also eug
gestcd as impending
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

BKRiiN. Jolly ~ The federal council
held a meeting today 20 consider what
customs reprisals should be made
against Russia for the increased duties
Ievied by that country en impaired Ser
man products. The councif finally re
solved a. place an additional tas ~ 80
per cent on ali Rassisn ysosinefs im
IsoT'ed into Germany. The rev duiiee
viii be collected an and after Angus, ].
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
Reduction in Wages

PIrT-BrRc. july y The 500 hachin-
ists - the Westinghouse Air Brake com
pany AZ Wilmcrding. Pennsylvania. have
teen notified of a reduction in wages of
from l. 20 - per cent As 40 men
have already been laid of, II u thought
the reduction viii be accepted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

MuwAuKrr. July -. The entire busi.
ness part 81 Medforl was destroyed last
evening. The fire broke out AT 5.l5
O'Clock in a she'd back II the Clifton
House. Meiford has population of
$50. II is located on the Wisconsin
Central road in the center 70 the north
crn Wisconsin numbering district. No
complete or accurate list 81 the losses
can 10 had al present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

SAN fRkNclsro. july =. \ state
meut = putlislled here thus morning 20
the Sfe>yt that prominent local business
men nave been shipping arms aud sm
nunliien to Hawai- fo place the natives
in a position ~ make a succesrfnl fight
againat the provisional government.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Wkssssc4ox. July - wa-rm p.
sutton u Ailsgsn csnniy Nirh ga. has
given or bic ~ % aEniuf conFui eopessi
ln Nexsno 10 has esrrrd vfi fca 81
iner yesrs sDd grufsaldT sfouia have
l,eeii retained. regardless = flis fss,iiscs
hea hs card O. fsrffnaf ~ afsiaf lie
exEsrrts =, lccsfs "a Nnshincfpn ~ ~,
,.rney fos e0ane I.ntin Asrssricssn rs,spfB
r.efts ard cfsrg,ornfstass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Motion rr the Proponents in the
Dasiz sse s.raatsti

Brrss Nont Jniv - IL fhe matter
"a iee a ! Davis 3 iii eenf fl3srlor
taE AtrmHey s'oitef moved a. 3ismiss
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the hasgr9 perfmmaatf Chici iiltie 10.
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