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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30
THIRD CONGRESS.
Eclectic and Homeopathic Physicians
Of the World Gather b. Thousands
Mt Chicago
TO Discuss Matters Pertaining to
Their Profession Welcomed by
Auxiliary officials.
Eelectics Get Down to Business and
Homeopaths Dedicate Their Expo
sition Building.

CHICAGO. May 30 The women's con-
gress and the congress of the worlds
press have passed into history, and
third OF the series of great interna u
gatherings opened mp in the LaNs ut
Art palace. 1t is that OF the physicians
and surgeons of the world, or rather of
two of the schools of that great frater-
nifty, the Homeopathic and the Eclec-
tic. Difficulty has been experienced
in combining what is known at the
regular profession in this congress,
from the fact that over two years ago
an international congress was arranged
for at Rome during the present summer,
and very few OF the eminent foreign
members of the fraternity were able to
find time to travel to Chicago, and
afterward find their way to Rome.
Hence, for the present, the new school
of medicine has the field to itself. al
though it is probable that later in the
year the followers of the old school may
find it practicable to have Chicago con-
gress Of their own. 1t is, however, the
opportunity of the new school, and that
they have made the most of it is evident
by the fact that the registers of more
than score of the principal hotels are
filed for pages i'm succession
with the names OF delegates from nearly
every state in the Union, and from
many distant countries. AT an early
hour special train over the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad brought in large
contingent of Eastern and foreign dele
gates, and another special from the
Northwest brought some of the repre-
sentative meiical men of that section.
Prior to the formal proceedings several
hundred delegates registered at the Art
palace.
The Eclectic Congress-
The Eclectic congress was called to
order in the Hall Of Columbus. After
music and opening prayer, addresses OF
welcome in behalf of the congress aux
iliary were delivered by G. c. Bonney,
Mrs. Potter Palmer and Mrs. Charles
Henrotin. Joseph r. Hughes responded
for England. George r. Gormen for
Mexico, James Neil for New Zealand,
and A. B. Dunham Of Atlanta, and D.
Mclean Of Z San 'Francisco. for ths
Unitsd States. The congress then set
tied down for business, ana listened ia
the reading Of paper on eclectic medi-
cine, ito history and scientific basis. By
Alex Wilder Of Newark. An address
WIN slso delivered hysD. L.Ysrglsy "
Pennsylvania, president Of the National
Eclectic association.
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ON TO RICHMOND.

Remains of Jefferson Davis En- Route
to Their Final Resting Place.
NEW ORLEANS, May 80. The remains
of jefferson Davis, after reposing in
Louisiana for nearly four years, are
now speeding away to their final rest
ing place in Hollywood cemetery,
Richmond. The special train bearing
the ashes left the Louisville and Nash
vile depot at 7:3O p. m.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30
Hawaiian Cable Survey.

WAsHIHoros. May ~. The report
of tho survey Of y route for cable be-
tween the United States and the Ha-
waiian islands has been published by
the photographic Office. The total
length II ., 1O7 miles. It is estimated
thAt ~ WIN cost $1,000 ser mile Tor
making and laying the Cable.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30
Ofdest Maann Ileaii.

WNoaA, MIMI. Nay 4 30. o.-..Father
Philo T, Hubbel quietly passed away
during the morning. He wins v4 10
eatslold. He was well known throuak-
ont TIE state ind the North west fron,
his lifelong soonnsction with the Ma
sonic fraternity. II u believed that be-
fore his death he was the oldest living
Mason In the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30

WAsHINoroN. May aO.- Senior AGux-
man, the Nicaraguan minister, said that
there Is no ttutil III the statsment that
Nicaragua has asked or contemplates
asking for United Stasss 'protsctoratS.
Lewis Baker and the flag are on the
canal. ana that Is sufacisnt FOR tHs
t,resent. A4s
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30

BnLLAIRE, O. May 80. The large
Tiltonville pottery has burned. The
fire was started By an incendiary. Loss,
$400 0UO
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30
Fatal Influrnxa In Ecuador.

NEW York. May 30.-.Che Herald's
Panama, Colombia, special says: It Ii
reportsd that Z. 900 residents Of Pasto,
Ecuador, are suffering from infiuenxa.
One fourth Of the cases prove fatal
md the situation is said TO be frightful.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30

LONDON, May S0.-The Dowager
Duchess Of Sutherland, sentenced to
pay fns 0f esaO and Be impris6usd six
weeks, for having destroyed . court
document. has been released. She
looked well.
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.ss,s,saa pume tK5otfor.

NEW YoRK, May 80. --Dr., Smith
issued the following Builetinat 1880 4.
"a. regarding the health Of Edwin
Booth: Edwin Booth passed very
good night ana ii better.
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r.. fa1adetone Dsniee It.

lL0HpoN, May 50. -Mr, GIadstons has
sent Ons ! denial of the report that he
VIII propose the making of any special
grant by parliament III connection with
the Duke of York's marriage.
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smels,ng Company Closes Down.

5WrIIHk OUEHNMHy NIUsts DOWN..
DEADwooD. s. d., May 30 The
Black Hills Mining and Smelling COM
pany has closed down, owing to the
closeness Of the Eastern money market.
The plant was the largest of the chlori-
nation process in theworld.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-05-30
Only Two Rounds.

SIOUX Cry, la, May 3O.--Hlly
OsDonnall defeated George Stout for d
purse cf q 900 and gate receipts The
mill lasted two rounds.
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Four Wore Drowned.

LONDON, May 10. "A Hull smack was
sunk II ! collision o6 Grimsby with
the steamer Hibernian. Four persons
we're drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Kentucky VIII Net~ Out Justice TO -
Negro fiend-

CAIRo. Ills. july 6--The negro fiend
who 81 brutsily assaulted and murdered
Mary and ANNIE Ray. the daughters ~
John Ray. near Wickliae. keatucky.
yesterday. vas today captured ~ Llbes
town. Missouri. twenty eight mice from
here. and a special train vas sent 10 con
vey him 10 the sceee ~ his crime. there
O. be lynched or burned AZ the stake a.
the iufaristed mot should decide
a PARTY ~ men has been organized
here o. make way with the prisoner II
he werr brought through the city. and
many viii s;teai the lynching ehich
will Inevitably occnr when the party
wh5ch has been 10 charge reaches Wick
Hse t.arty last night The rehing
party across The river set o0t anew fo
huns ,i0wn the felon and scoufed the
sas-i@ far miles around 4 reward ~
sl.ose vas offered fos his arrrehensten.
fiios-ibnunds urre eeured snd 30
mea started % huei fos the mur.iefsf.
rha sff~FHeer hr sas capfuresi en a
frrlt b train a. SykeEton. Ne tNent3
~igns mics southwest x this city. The
prisoner - hight cosesed muistto
weighing atgnf 10 p-ands. Hs wore
na fsaf aod afssa he cisahing wsrs
fos1a sfsis~ q s "a sheh bad heea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
HAS HIS SLATE MADE
Crisp Aranees . List Of Commit
Tee Chairmen.
COUNTS ON MS REFLECTION
Bourke Cockran win LEAD the Ansi-
silver Ftghs--sperry "a Head the
Csrreacy Cosnnisses.

wAsnlsoroS. July 6-Ex Speaker
Crisp 10 - confident Of his own 70 cleo
tion a. presiding officer of the house
that he is even nov preparing list Of
chairmen Of committees. sf least of the
committees on coinage and on banking
and currency. About July ID Mr.. Crisp,
who leaves Tor Georgia today. viii re-
turn 10 Washington 10 consult the presi-
dent and the party leaders relative to
the formation OF his committees. Ii IL
certain that Bland will be deposed from
the chairmanship of the coinage com
mittee. unless il becomes absolutely
necessary 10 place him At the head Of
that committee in order TO bind the sill.
Yer democrats To the action Of the caucus.
la the event Of Mr.. BIands retirement
General Tracy 81 Albany will try To
secure the chairmanship. but General
Tracy has neither the voice nor the pres
ence 10 conduct the tight on the iioor of
the house. Bourke Cochran will con-
duet the fight against the Blandites. and
there Is reason Ia believe that he will
get the chairmanship. In the last con
gress Bacon of New York was chairman
IL the banking and currency committee.
Mr.. Bacon Is not IN congress now and
the committee will probably be presided
over by Congressman Sperry of Hart
ford. who is the ranking member. The
suggestion 81 his name for this place
some days ago has met with cordial ap-
proval MIR. Crisp is reported to have
sand that he looks upon Mr.. Sperry as
one Of the best-equipped men in the
house to handle currency legislation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

a Colorado Cashier skiI~ Ont wish
S5t.ooo in Cs~I.

DESvs-k. July q Elmer y. Williams
secretary ~ the State hunssa - iflsor
nation. has been arrested, charged
with having in bis fFassrsslt.s
Ell .ooo ~ tho funds - the chafs.e
county bank. which rpcentl, faiied "a
Salids. The hank gave up isseinea4
under very peculiar circumstance lna.
med,s;eiy after the tiosing -
lie doors an Investigation va
msde. and II WAS found thar
the banks liabilities Amounted a.
abou, ssil.oi0 aud iis smmediaio avail
abe asss;s about ssge The sieroeitors
of the institution were cot lone in
deciding that the funds had
beea made away with and vi
liam - Robertson. the cashiss
~ the bank. was immediately placed
under arrest A further investigation
brought Ia light the fact that there had
heen considerable money Ia the bank q
few days before the failure Ii wss e.
iimsied that there sas &il 600 IN rash
and gilt edged securities on hand.
Where THE has disappeared 70 was the
question.
Williams. Who vas formerly csehirs -
the faiisi hank was IA St,dsl.s lnst pre-
vsous b. the failure lie is q strong tef.
sonai friend a flohers-on. and the tee
are charged With having made ~s, uish
the funds ~ The institution. Some rae,
Developments are promised
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
CYCLONE PREY
Over One Hundred
Persons Killed.
Many Iowa Towns
Tornado Wrecked.
Fearful Loss Of Life
at POlner0y.
Wire are Down and
News is Meagrc.

Dks AoIsns. july d The operator a.
Tara, Iowa. teiesrapks that 100 are d-ss
al Poneros and 90 injured >oi
buiidins is left standing 10 The town.
IL ~ reported here tonSxhs fnom Jol
lers. eight miles distant, that esc'ons
struck fomeroy early In the evening.
swept away half az the buildings M TIE
town and injured a iarre number a
people. infornatson Is very nsesgre as
M communicated can be reached usth
pomeroy or other nesf towns II ss
believed that Fanas and Manson ala,
suffered from the storm.
Poneroy is town OF 100 inhai.s
fsnts located on the Illinois Central
railroad IN the north central pat - Inc
state and about fwents Eve Eniis< ~esf
of Fort Dodge. A rasirssd nessago
states that special train bearing physl
clans has bern sent from Fort tlodre 10
poineroy. The storm cAant from tiae
northeast and devastated y .1e tern
tory.
MsSsos. Iowa. July 4 fosnefoy j.
five miles essst of here Most a the town
lies south ~ the Illinois central tracks
and this part Is entirely .lostrcspd.
Among the deal are: The wife os ". 4.
Davis. station agenta sisserof Mrs DAVIS
and Ds. White. Bcfueen fiffy ann ole
hundred moro are reported dead "a
fatally inlJreL Among the seriously
injured IL l.. W. Mooss. one ~ the noel
prominent citizens ~ the town
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
GROVER HAS RHEUMATISM.
He is Laid up Temporarily at His
Buxxarxl's Hay House.

BuzzAgp's BAY, Mass, July g.
Colonel Lamont said tonight that the
presidents condition remained about
the same. lie had nothing Ia add 10 the
statement sent out this forenoon. The
president was able. by the aid of chairs
To get to the piazza Tor a
short time and imbibe the
beautiful breeze which comes of Buz-
yards Bay. Many kilograms have been
received today inqr:ring as Ia the ser
iousness Of the presidents illness. 1t is
not ~ serious character. but Surgeon
General Bryant says that the president
must have absolute rest and quiet The
president will remain through July.
but will not transact any public bust
ness. He will later on give necessary
attention only to any official business of
importance that may come from Wash
ington.
Executive Clerk OBrien Of the white
house. arrived today and will assumes
charge Of the presidents mail. Colonel
Lamont and DIR. Bryant will remain
about ten days.
The representative Of the United
Press had the following interview to
night with Mr.. Bryant at Gray Gables:
DoctoE, uuuocE oi CoiiiittinN stpfics
are told concerning the illness Of the
president. Some of them make the
matter very serious. You would confer
great favor by making some sort OF an
official statement
The president is all right said the
doctor, emphatically.
From what is he suf!ering?"
"llc is suffering from rheumatism. just
as il was reported this afternoon. Those
reports were correct"
Then. doctor. the report that he is
suffering from malignant or cancerous
growth in the mouth. and that an opera
tion was necessary and should be per
formed 10 relieve him. is not correctyr
He is suffering from his teeth. that il
all. answered the doctor.
"lIas an operation been pcrformedy"
That is all" said the doctor again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
DUMPED THE TALENT.
Two Heavily backed Favorites Wiz
For the BoOkies.

MONMOUTH PARK. July 6.-Although
the weather and track were perfect here
today the attendance Was very light
The features OF the day were the third
and fourth races, the former for the Sea
bright and the latter for the Palisade
stakes. In the Seabright. Dobbins
proved sad investment for the talent.
Jack OF Spades, a ten to one shot. beat
ing the prohibitive favorite. Ajax ran
Of with the Palirade stakes. winning
without effort. Sport. tho 3 to ) favor
ite. ran last.
Summary: ~
First race, eleven -sixtecnths Of mile
Yemen won. Sirrocco second, Apo
mattox third; time. l:09is.
Second. one and one eighth miles
Banquet won. Pickpocket second. Reckon
third; time. l:5sis.
Third. eleven -sixteenths OF a mile
Jack Of Spades won. Dobbins second.
Tenacious third; time. l.09i4.
Fourth. one and one eighth miles
Ajax won Rcdskin second. Sport third;
time. l:57s..
Fifth, eleven -sixteenths of mile
Lord Nelson won. Crossfie Colt second,
Roland Reed third; time. l:l0st.
Sixth. six furlongs- won. Bean
sey second, Mr.. Sass third; time. l:l5si
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
mAcIxEs RACE
The Came Unsiinc Colt Lands the
Rich sosissar1 ssake~

lDo OS0sr VoOaoe Sots hsAnOo the
Rich Bosissar1 ssake~
CHIcAco, July q. The boulevard
stakes. q sweepstakes for all ages xith
81 so added was the event at Washing
ton park today and IL proved an easy
thing for the Undine stables fast colt
Racine, wko was handsomely ridden by
George Miller. In the betting for this
race the Kendall stables's Maid Marian
had first call. helms held ut . to 1; Riley
being heavily played second choice Ut
To y Racine opened at 8 Ia 1. but he
Was heavily played 10y his stable. and at
the close 20 was the best price oh
tainable against him.
First race. purse $500 for 3year -olds.
one mile Buck Mccann liz. tThorpe,.
l TO ,. won; Linda l02. Clayton 10 to
I. second; Miles Standish ii2. tTaral. 3
To s. third: time. l:ttS. Mezxo Tint
also ran.
Second. free handicap for year olds.
five and bali furiongs Filtration. IL
tMilierl. 7 to2 won; Dakwood, liz tTaral),
) Ia .. second, Senator irby. lis. MIC
Caffteryl. q 10 =. third, time. l:l0i.. Ad
vocate. French Lady. Lulu T.. Tonga
nox, Vindere. Minnie Warren. Ovation.
Abess and Del Mar finished ~ named
Third. the Boulevard stakes, sweep.
stakes for all ages. one mile Racine. l2i
Miller 4 to 1. won; Riley, l2i CTarall. j
10 l. second; Galindo. i.o tMorrisi. 10
l. third: time. | III. Highland. Maid
Marian. Rival and Dare vela finished as
named.
Fourth. purse $1,000. selling allow
ances. mile and one sixteenth Henry
= A. \ A = A..
81 Carr. 3 to 1. second. Helen n. 81
(Perkins). . To ]. third; time. l:jOht
Puryear ID. Bessie Bisland. Upman. Or.
mie. Tom Flynn and Coquette and Zen
der finished AZ named.
Fifth. purse $1,000. for 3-ycar -olds and
upwa ards. penalties and allowances. seven
'urlcngs Huron. I'D fTaral). 8 to 10.
won. First Ward. lGi IT. Sloan). to l.
secon. AIary. l07 tClaytonl. 70 to l..
third; time. l:3l. Aloha and Oregon
Eclipse also ran.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
WESTWARD. Ho,
Adiai and His Friends to Visit the
Pacific Coast.

CHIc,co. July 6 Vice President
Stevenson and party OF his personal
friends will leave Chicago by the Santa
Fe railroad Monday night, july 10. for a
tour of the Pacific coast and Puget
Sound country. They will visit Los
Angeles. SandIcgo. San Francisco, Port
land. Tacoma. Seattle and other points
% interest. and will return via the
Great Northern railroad The vice pres
idential party viii be the vice presiden,
and Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Stevenson 5
SISTER. Mira Il. V. Scott. Justice Shope
% the supreme court ~ Illinois and
daughter. Judge and Mrs. ". q. Ewing
and Miss Ewing. the Hon. George II.
Burnett, solicitor OF the Wabash rail
road company. and Miss Blanche Bur
nett.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Sunset Drops Dead and Graydon I,
Permanently Injured.

INDIANAPOLIS. July Ga number IL
untoward accidents marred the pleasure
cf s,oOo persons at the trotting races
this afternoon. Starter Frank Walker
broke his leg in alighting from a car;
Graydon. one Of the sensational young
trotters of the season. was permanently
injured in the first heat OF the race. in
which he was the favorite. and Sunset
fell dead at the end OF the second heat
in the 211 pace.
Summaries:
2:l7 pace. purse 600 Boone Wilson
won. Atlantic King second. Country
Girl third; te't tine. 2:l3.
o..2as trof. purse $500 Prince Wood
won. Octo second. Daisy &. third; best
time. 2:lsA.
Special trot. purse 81 800 -Pixley won.
Nightingale second. Elko third; best
time. 2;liit.
2:5 pace. purse 500 Blairwood won,
Ben Harrison second. Ellie Powers third;
best time y Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

sneared over with dirt On his
Peruou was concealed bieed
stained razor aud two gold rings,
which were identified By m~mhefs
u tho party - beionxing " Mary. Wofd
Was At ONCE tssegrsphe<i 10 this city and
the excitement became intensc. A
special train Has osdersd ~ WickiifIe.
IL iefs hsre at . O'Clock tonight for
Sykeston. Two sfsans<s have been
chartered Ia tsks the crowds frou this
city and probably more than thousand
p<ssons u4il be psesent ~ witness the
lsnchirg ss burning. one u which vail
inevitably occur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

CHrFoKEr. iowa. July . Reports
reached here this evening to the effect
that terrible cYrloue passed. through
the southeastern part ~ fhls county this
evening The cyesnneis course vss east
srd and cut a path twelve miles iu
width IN therokee. Al crops IN ~
path are eow rleteiy ruined 4 large
smount - stoss srd farm animals we're
allied IL = $50 reported that sixteen
persons we're killed ard many others IN
lared D~Hnite details however. are
euaitairable n this haur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
MAY Be QUEEN
Duke OF York aud
Princess Mary
Married With Great
Ceremony.
Royalty OF Europe
Represented.
Gift OF the Princess OF
Wales

LoSDoS. July 5. The marriage of tho
luke q York Prince George ~ Wale-,
All princess Victoria Mary % Teck an
event - which al England has been
losking toraard With deep interess
tolk place AZ I'D o'siock to.lay IA the
Chapei Royal. So. james Palace. The
wedding ~as a brilliant function. and
was attended ~ a large gathering of
The nlernb~rs % the British royal family
cantineatal soyefei-ns on tAeir repre-
seEfslig~s aad maay members n the
highest nabiGtT TIE occasion vas
n...3e ono q uafioaai rejoicing and a
psri..a British holiday
clsar crowds o. people gathered
many ,ircp aitlag tne line II the route
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
WOOL FIRMS rAuu.
IL Is Feared Their Suspension Will
Drag Down Othcrs-

Nsw YORK. July The New Jersey
Sheep and Wool company and the Gan
se,ert Market Sheep company. doing
business al the Central stock yards AT
the foot of Sixth street, Jcrsey City.
failed this morning. The announcement
has caused some excitement 1T the stock
yards. as IL Is feared that the failure -
the firms will invoiv. the failure of many
small concerns The Sheep an3 Wool
company is backed by ex Congressman
James v Piacock and J. y. Psdcock,
Jr. c. Brand Of Trenton is president of
the company. The liabilities will ex-
ceed half million dollars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Tszrr Hstfe. Ind. Jniy s -Four
irrs rcra esising 80 the sissrss x a
empty cars fa~net t0en ant caeeht
sfsutiv kiii~d. pfto tr'wan sged "a
ts4systi fasal iaIrFi~~ ana k.fia trssEan
sos. J.,e iisrt~ief aEr8 ~ snt l5 re-
s1rs tises haI heaes Dftkeu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Several Worlds Pair schemes Come
to n sudden End

cuIcaso. july 6. receiver and ten
porary injunction were asked for today
in a superior court bill for the t-s.nm,
biau Cigar company. New Jersey cor
poration founded by residents ~ New
York. The injunction was granted
An attachment was issued today
against the property Of the Columbian
Casino restaurant company on the
worlds fair grounds at the instance a
X. s. pesle. a creditor.
The property ~ TIE Columbian Pyro
technical company. known ss The -ssi.gs
~ ssetssiopoi. wac selz~d by the sheriff
today TO satisfy Judgments secured 10
the circuit aud superior courts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
FIVE COUNTIES SWEPT.
Buildings Rszed. Crops De~sro,c<
and Several Persons ksiieti

SrouN trrg. Iowa. July & A cyclone
accompanied 10y heavy rain and hail
pas<<,d over Cherokee. Buena Vista. Ida
Sac and Pocahontxs counties. easf a
here. late this afternoon. Wires
are down aud little can be learned
The cyclone struck iast west q:
Quimby. ia Cherokee comfy. and
did much damage Ia property. Man,
buildings we're wrecked. Mrs Ai8en
Warburten al Quimby vas killed. Near
Cherokee. Miss Moilie Ncsux was killed.
but no caInage was done IN the town.
The stern swept across the counfrs
neari, eastward destroying crops aud
demolishing the buildings ia lie path
II is rumored several people we're killed
Many horses aud cattle were kllleS
Train on the Illinois Central suffered
severely. all the glass in the nortl side
OF the cars being broken. Hailssones
ten inches in circumference were picked
up. The hail storm covered an snusu
ally wide area
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

TorrRA. Kan. July s The backbone
II the Southeastern haasss miners
strike ~ brosen and the strikers are
gosng 10 sork. A meeting q all the
strikers vac announced - he held al
Pitt@hurg last night 10 csnrel the strip.
PIT and slope miners 20 quit work. hpt
i vas decided to abandon the scheme
forfear Il might he tnfse1 into az IA
dlgnaflnn nlecflnk