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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

sstri.is thu body Elthes u the too
hsfchsts dlseetiy N ssidenes oQ1skt haze
bese as<d. The witness admitted II vas
nsfbss II speculation about the tine
thai pznsc<i b<tsesu The nurst~rn He
believed Mrs. Borden wzs kiiled fully IN
hour and . half before Mr.. Bosdsn- The
hlaody tale vas too much tor
Miss Borsien and doring . brief
recess she vas ted from the roe1n-
Pretes.os Wood ef Harvard college
testified = the xnAlysis u the stonzcAs
II the Roeisns. He found no tsores of
prus<ie scsd IN theu- He tssse~i the
nilk. with the same result. There we're
no races a blood on the CLAW headed
ha;chet u the axesL The hair on the
hatchet sas probably cows hair. The
SPIT cf hlood sn Lizxi-'s SKIRT came from
th. eatstie. Witness said that The
crime vas probably committed with the
keasiiess hatchet. The p~rs,n Who kiIlr<l
the BorsieDs sould certainly have -bsDa
spaftered with blood
The afternoon session of the bpg<1An
trial "a. taken up with expert 1osti.
mony by Dss. Dolan aud Checvcr - "a
the probable cause % the woundo and
whsthsf or not the assssilsnt would hovu
beea bespattered with hlcs.t -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

The Twenty -Fi0h Convention Now Bc-
Ing Held at Jack SIN.

J,cpsoS. Mich. Junn II The twenty
fifth annual convention of the NJ
lezemienen Arbieter burd ~ Michigan,
met 10 this city to-day with nearly 30
,leirgatcs pfs-~snt. Al the openiag as
sion Mayer Bennett vslesms~i the visit
ors a. the city. o. whieh President
Rsiscl al Sslnllurg rsr7i-on,ssSi. Commit
tees on CREDENTIALS: on constitution an'i
by lave and aIieala we're appointed and
a recss~s wss TAKEN NATL tomefroS
motning. he sessions ~sll continue
until Thursday. Tomatfos excursion
trains a,ll hiring la = large number -
visitors from different pauis snd the
Aftefn,.,n slll te spent IA ricnicing .,
the fair grounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

MlSSIArolfs. Jnne II Delegates b.
the general crnsontion ~ the Grange
men arrived tins u,oraiag ffon all parts
"a the ctsuntry. pf,dainent aWeng them
betng The representatives, FROM Msehs
gaa. New York ami pcan=y isaaia. The
supfema grand hsige II the United
Slates isegsn bualiiess AZ 10 o'clock. all
tiae ofiieefs being present. The matters
ds-casssssi sere Il 40 executive natnfe
and entirely IA connection with The
grand chapter Officers sere .iectei
tof the ensuing yeaf. fomerfes there
sill he taken az toe business Il the cs,n
yeatfon proper
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
Evans and sontag Jailed.

VIsAtiA. Cal. June l3-Chris Evans.
Sontag's companion in crime. is AZ last a
prisoner in the county jail here. Que of
his eyes is shot out. his right arm
broken IN two places and the left arm
shot through the .,eshy part. Soutag.
who was also wounded in the fight with
the officers yesterday. lies in Jail here
badly wounded and ia not likely 10 re
cover. Officer Jackson. who was wounded
in Sunday nights battle. and whose leg
was amputated yesterday. will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

German Pytbiars Wul Nos Withdraw
r From the Order ~ Ircsent.

INDIANAPOLIS, juno l3-Tbe couven-
tion of protesting German Knights VI
Pythias closed today after marking out
line Of action much mote conservative
than wa~ pccted The majority of tho
members from the opening q tho ses-
sion favored . >complete withdrawal
from tho order - large. but the more
conservative "a the members succeeded
in mitigating thu demands Of the over
enthusiastic ones. and finally succeeded
i'm securing the unanimous adoption of
the following resolutions:
Resolved. That the German speak
ing lodges. knights of Pythias In the
United States. In convention assembled,
hereby s,lcmnly and lawfully protest
against the action Ut the supreme lodge.
knights Of Pythias OF the world. in lis
last session. held in Kansas City. Mis-
souri. IN taking from us. without notice
or consent tie use of the ritual in our
own language right invested in us by
charters granted through our several
lodges under the control VI the supreme
lodge ard that We hereby ask that
such portion of the law be abrogated
and restore To US the privileges preyi-
ously enjoyed.
Resolved. That as true. loyal and Law
abiding members Of the Knights OF
Pythias. we have boen grossly abused
and misrcprcsented by Supreme Chan
ccllor Blackwell during his official yisi-
taiions made TO tho several grand lodges
in session, which said remarks were
both vicious and offensive in their
nature and unhecoming a true X. OF Il.
Resolved, Further. That if our re-
quest asked for in resolution No. l be
not granted by the supreme chancellor
during the recess of the supreme lodge
within ninety days from June IL. ls.r5.
We shall take the privilege Of trxnslat-
inS such portions Of the ritual:stic work
as may enable US 10 enjoy our previous
privileges abrogatcd by legislation
An additional resolution was passed
10 the effect that an organization shall
be permanently located IN Chicago and
that IN case the supreme lodge fails 10
comply with their demands Il committee
appointed FOR the purpose, shall employ
the most eminent legal talentto be had
and carr, the matter before tho courts
with the determlnaticn of allowing the
United States supreme court. II neces-
sary; to settle the difficulty. For this
organization the following officers were
elected: President. a Bechman. Mem.
phis. Tenn; vice president. Phillip
keichwein. Indianapolis: secretary. \.
Langr, Illinois, and treasurer, 4. W.
ROby New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

through. The route and registering
ststiuas are ~ follows: Long Pine.
O'Neiil and Wsusau. Nshrastz. Sioux
City. Gai,s. Foxt Dodge. Iowa Falls.
Wstdrloo. Manchestes and Dubuque.
Frsepnrt Dckaib and ChicAeo. lliinois.
The ridssrs expect 10 reach Long Pine.
distance u if6 miles Friday esening.
They will be met there - well a. at ell
stations by Harvey Weir. the ssssctary,
Who will SEES that tisry properly register
end Paul Fontsina Who uiIl soe that
the contract Aet.r@ into here before
the race startsd vill BE- carried out
There 10 q standing uGes II 5000 for
the winning horse. psovidisg he is in q
good condition shaa hs arrives in Chi.
cago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
Pointers nenen, society.

Capssoo. Juue ~ The international
Printers rsofectiys Fraternity met %.
day H. lts sixth annual convention.
President fraser delivered has annual
aidr.es AMI reports u the secretary
ani treasurer we're read. showing the
financial condition ,s the order Ia H.
es,c@i shape Nineteen hundred dollars
wa PAID out ia death benefits. The
Afternoon session Was brief and the con
yeUtlon &ilcuruesi until tomorrow to
give the committees time to work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
ORDERED oUT TROOPS.
Accidental Killing of an Indian isrisags
n iot of Trouble

ST. P>Ut. MINI. june Il DIR. j. r.
Walker. resident physician and oversecr
at tile ieeeh lake Indian reservation.
te!sgrarhed to department headquarters
Yesterday that hs had accidentally
shot and killed an Indian. This
morning friends of DIR Walker at
Park Rapids. Minnesota town
near the reservation. telegraphed Ia
headquarters that DIR. Walker was a
prisoner in the hands of the Indians.
and was in immediate danger Of lcsing
his lle and Ia send troops. A comrany
81 the Third United States infantry
~ili probably b. sent 10 the reservation.
Company -. United States Third ia
fsntry. has been oriered To lease to-
night for Leech Lake reservation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

MuwAysFs. Jun. - The Plumbers
National association opened its annual
session IA Lincoln hall to.iay. After
addresses % welcome by Presi,ieat Pipps
of the iocas association and City ittor-
ney Secics IN behalf ~ Mayor Hess,
President Sheehan az the National As
socis;Ion made hrief response. The
business IL the convention was then
iaken up. The sessions 81 the conyen-
ton are secret.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

LASsrxo. Mich. June li-Thc com.
missioner Of banking has received no
tice that the State bank II Crystal
Faiis has made an assignment. Deputy
Commissioner Sunderlin and Attorney
General Ellis have left for Crystal Falls
TO look into the matter. aud viii sec
about the appointment of receiver.
The hank was organized only year
ago. It's capital stock amounts 10 but
eS.0O and deposits 10 5000 The
bank was involved In the failure OF the
Plankiuton bank Ia Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

CmcAGo. June II james Kelly quar-
relied With al unknown man over can
II beer this afternoon near the Webster
avenue bridge and was fatally shot 10y
the latter. While the unknown man
was running away Bridgefender Thomas
Hanlon. Who heard the firing. called on
him 10 stop. whereupon the man shot
Hanlon n the head. making serious
sonnd. The unknown escaped
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Nav ORLEANs. June IL The river has
reached the high water mark II lssJ
and further rise of six inches is ex-
pecfed. Hard work is being done ON
the lower Mississippi levce and no
breaks have yet occurred. The Wylie
creYasse IL over n mile vide. IN ap-
peal for help has been received from
Last Carroll. where 300 people have
been affected 10y tie foods and many of
them are destitute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

NAsHsfiLs. Terra. June II ". y
Bsftoa. postal CHR. running ssss- -en
Nashville ansi Hon fxt.nesy qn tae Louie
vile A Nashville. was srre~tst ~ hir
nsinghaa this ssorning CO charge -
roslang TIE nails Ne ~ss held Ia
q go sssBsi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

WAsBIsoToN. June l3-Comptrollcr
Eckels today appointed Charles NJ. vii
son Of Grand Rapids. Mich. receiver of
the First National Bank OF North Da.
kota. one of the Mears concerns. He
appointed .. NJ. Howard of Fairfield,
Iowa. receiver Of the broken national
band at Cedar Rapids. Iowa. and II. H.
Kerr OF Fort Worth. Texas. receiver of
the collapsed national bank at Brady
ffaxas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
stabl,esi Hin, Twice.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. June l3-Philip
Peake. OF augusta lies in precarious
condition. Saturday night he quarrclcd
with Albert Maloney. Ii is said that
Maloney made insulting remarks about
Peakc's wife. Peake says he resented
them. and in the course of the tussle lac
was stabbed twice in the side. Maloney
will be arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

kaLAsAzoo. Mich. June l3-The girls
of the Michigan seminary were screnaded
by their gentlemen friends last night
Ii was a noisy sercnade. cannon fire
crackers and other fireworks being used
to swell the sound of beaten drum and
footing horn. The girls rctaliafed with
the seminary yell. which could be heard
nearIy a mile away
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

LursKE. Mich. june H. Yesterday
while Hattie aud Lizzie Lachine. aged
: and IL respectively, were fishing in
the mill pond. an unknown man ap-
preached them. He seized the elder
and attempted TO assault her. Hattie.
however. bclsborcd the ficnis head -
terribly that be ran away and took io
the woods. A posse was organized and
10 hunting him. If he is caught he may
DC strung 10 the sifst tree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

WASHINGTON. June l3--The postofiice
appointments for Michigan tnday are as
follows: Wilbcr &. Pohd. 90 succccd
Clement u. Guchess. removed. at Gil
max. Kalamazoo county; George H.
Hous-r. to succeed Liner Desvoigne, at
SiGEaw. uoughton county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

BATH CREEK. Mich. June l3--Ed
ward Pennock. a farm laborer. com.
mitted suicide yesterday in Emmett
township by taking rough on rats. He
had been married twice, and the first
wife wrote for ed TO get divorce. which
he did not have. lie cleared the record
for both by leaving them partners in
WidoWhood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

SFcs ,SK, Wash. June ID Mrs James
kikkcudsli. wife o; stock raiser al
Paradise. near tisis city. took her daugh.
tee and ss,n. aged and q years rrsrec-
lively. 0ut ia the woods yesterday. oetcn-
sihly fsF a picnic. She gave them
stfychniEe in l,.uotade and took IL her
self IL Is believed she Was temporarily
tukane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

He Attempted Ia Rr>ign Hut Mas
lseuiaxcsl

Removed.
CoLCMErs. Ohio. June l3-The cora.
mitiee appointed 10 investigate the
affairs II the oflice Of Inspector OF
cf Workshops and Factories Mcdonald
fled their report with the governor to-
night They find that there is dis
crepancy in his accounts OF sf.6a.U
after deducting the amounts he claims
10 have loaned to his deputies. Upon
the filing IL this report Inspector Me
Donald deposited the amount stated
With the governor together with bis
resignation. The governor responded
by sending Mr.. Mcdonald a letter re-
moving him from Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

HsRRIsvILLE. Mich. June IL - A
number of cases II diptfheria in six
families are causing considerable excite
ment in Harrisville. Edwin Holmes
has just lost two children and George
Grange one child from the disease.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
AHA N ASHES
The nu.ine-.. rusthon of the 1osa
ps-stsasesI Yesterday,

MANctfaxA Mich. june n The vi
Iaxs - Alta was neaFiy destroyed ~ 4
ire tsslay. ubish started ~ bpsn ia
sswn4lH eeaf tbe sielxt TIE station
s1nt pestfs sfie astire tssssfhrss f.stesa -
the fssn sac sAi AZ - tie Hanae-
despite sH aifu4ss 4 the eiiixeoS III -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

NASHVILLE. Tenn. June 1.-THE
Nashville Savings company. a which
Thomas :. Marrr ie oNnef add lsrcsi-
dent, filed an assignment tonight The
liabilities are sss2. sd and assets valued
~ al,ou, tI2,.0o. The deposits amount
a. sloa.0io.22 and certificates ot deposits
R-1 OIL VI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Mrrw.rKEK. jane u. William Plank
infon. assignee o' the Piankirton hank.
wss before The grand jury with the
hooks of The bank this morning. aud
will probably continue op the stand all
day. His testimony covers the Lsppxn
dealings with the hank
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
r.,.s .ne -hessn.a Law ,tepesl

~rw foss Jpa~ ~ In r.piy ~
Telegram sent o. members a both
f.,sue~s q esspgress by the Time~ a. %
il,e8r sttitusir IA regsri b. the sherman
i.w. IL have te.a heard from. u ssna
taF= and les representatives,. tH this
rnasi,ef - arr in lsses a The repeal. :,
ere against the Fepesi assi are ansis
e..4s.i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

WASHINGTON, June 13-Commandcr
Dickens. who has accompanied the duke
II Neragua in his travels throughout the
United States. left the duke in New York
and reported 10 Secretary Gresham that
his charge was at an end and the duke
would now travel az private citizen.
aud not az a national guest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

TRAvTRsE CRY, Mich..- June Ia
George L. Garrison. painter, was
thrown out of bis buggy this morning
in runaway. lie was seriously injured
about the head and his recovery Is
doul,tfuf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Cotrsscs. Ohio. June IL The Frank.
lin Buggy company has gone into the
hands o: receiver. The liabilities are
s75cco. with asscts eomev bat smaller.
The business has been . lssine ons Tor
sa.f,ss. time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

CHAMBERLAIN. x d. June l1-The
Brule County hank today closed its
doors owing 10 the failure - the unsos.
Stock Yards bank st Sioux City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE H. 1893

Reported tAat bss two ssoses and IN
botel are klt in the burned district
fveuty -thrss stores and rssidsnces we're
consumed The lossss viR b. very
heavy and ~ Insurance suAii Partic
uiaEs ~ hard - get - the wires are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

"a. Mofxss Iune ID The Hex q n.
AYies4efth psc-isieht q iiIAEs aHissf
siiy snt ~ hihllsoo eaui'.iafe ~ soF
sfeaf hss tesis ssset ~ f'ss' tfpsirre =
tlF seaslfs sh~ aFe nsstit feEnn
iseane. 81 e3hdeza fsDm politics 80 Sc
sten ~ rs~liissn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Original Eunice L. H. wilson. In
crease " alter II. blanchard. Reissue
and increase Andrew swift Ambrose
David. Original, widows. c'c.--Deiis
&. Crane. Mary Bighana. Amelia Stiison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

L.SsgSo. Mich. June IL Tho total
amount 20 railroad taxes Assessed On
dee. II last anoI ,.,llectahle July A.
Ssscl. .T6ao.. This j. sE.f25.si more
than the amount reported year ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
He BREADS THE END
WANTS TO Be At THE INQUEST
n1s Ciwssss That He shoss<1 tse Allowed
the flixhs "a Cro~s-ExAnsine
Wisne.se~

WsssixsroS. June l3--The proved
iags IA tie district supreme court in the
Fsre's theatsr tragedy ezss today we're
interesting. The petition died by Col
onel AinswoFth gives In detail the coa-
ditiao ot ths building and bis particips
tion in the work Colonel Ainsxorth
saya that az he bal heretofore heard
csStain ruusorS touching the security "a
the esatern wall * the fort's buiidins.
when NJ assunsei rontrol he made dill
eeni inquiry 10 the 0hicers Il the ~ar de-
paFtmcnI ant learned that 10 had been
made peffeetiy secure and that the
entire building ~as in every respect safe
Colonel Afnssotth says Ia further pro-
NEE the cosnfort a the force he pro-
cured an electric light plant and 70 i'm
prove the ventilation % the basement a
The huiAtling IL iecam- necrssary 90 ex.
ravate space about twelve feet IN
~sith between the two partition walls
IN The has@nent This. he SAYS. re
9'iifed D be underpiHnct and u ah0n-
dant caufh,n. the colonel rays. he had
fre.fa~ntiy gone into the basement aud
tssi sisen orsi.-rs that hr should be noti-.
fic,i q THE slightest Indication % dan
grr % that he might remove ali occu.
fauis.
tin-ssortk Feci- wronsesi
In furtherauce of this. he says. he ar.
drred the superintendent II the build
ing % keep a constant watch. and that
n ous suspected any weakness OF cause
of danger
Ainos' immediately after the cata--
trophs r,1mors reached him that he was
publicly accused ~ criruipai regiigence
and wss = accused IA the public press
- 3isfffcf He therefore appeared
with Counsci al the s-~-ion OF the coro-
nets rry JuEe IL the testimony of Ger.
TAI wrtnesses tending. IL unexplained.
o. inWfte 90 him criminal negligence.
Through his counsel. Colonel Ainsworth
rays. he requested permission from the
crr0ncr fo cross-examine witnesses. but
the deputy coroner refused
Wants az Examine Witnesses
Colonrl AinSworth goes on r. say that
he IL IN fact now on trial in the coroners
court and " the verdict of the jury
@houli charge him with responsibility.
The coroner has authority to commit
him for trial Under such circum-
stances. fhe denial ~ the right so be
present and examine witnesses. would
deprive hun % the legal rights of an
American citizen ffs says he is pre-
pared % prove all his averments and
desires o. produce witnesses and to
cross examine thoae adverse u him and
for this reason prayed that wri. az
uisndamus might i~sue. commanding
the coroner 10 permit him 10 BE- present
with counsel and examine witnesses
touching any alleged criminal negligence
- his and 20 aaiuce testimony in his
hehsif. aiso commanding the deputy
coreper % enforce order IN his court and
% ach ~ such measures as might be- re-
anire,i % project bis life which had been
threatened
The district attorney filed demurrer
claiming that Colonel iinsWorths peti-
'iou 'iid not set forth any matter that
entitled him T. writ q mandamus.
TIE fsu~t to-1k The question under adj
vlsemeut until tomorrow morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

S~.r~ros. Va 4ans II - wiiisazn
Shortef. colfg-a. eharrs< xi.k sfsesnpt
~ rsss 81 w.itf ar pes ifntf.sl
th,s asserting sf,is f.esng taken - Nln
the~ies - shsFt1 Nsiis fss trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Wssutxsrox. June ~ All - the f96
clerks In foufs fhsascr hniliing have
t@cn sccsurted foe and the injured as
fh. hospitals are doing well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

CspsR Srn5Nss Mich. June ti--fbre
az O'Clock this morning destroyed the
grocery of &. N. lhilsoD- The buihiing
Was Owned ly ID. &. Lyle. boss on
stock and buii1ing eco
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

~ lsstas, Jans Is Aagast Miller.
tre~sasef = tie gcnierBssi lzige.
knxhss q iiaaas hns tefy Snyss-rs,ssssly
.lszsrgeafei IA haasap q the sssizs >
fan,is 50 bis lers,s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

w,sHfxoTox June II Crop huIissin
for Michigan. Corn end poiains< NJ
aud grcwsng rapidly. wheat headed cut,
cats Improving. mes3ows pfomI~< we'll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

C,sitfuS. Mich. June u 4 train
on the LAKE Shore r,ai struck an an
known man this nsofning snd kiilesi him.
tie irtei b. drive nsro@~ the track.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Haya44 Jaue IS sewer ssaks Nav
asfata. eeil kassn .staa rss3. dssa
t.siay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Ds~vvx. june IL The rioness Istbs
graphing company has failed. Lssbsi,-
sle<. egafsN. a~eets. ef1o
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-01-03
ANARCHISTS IN SPAIN.
A Great Deal of Incendiary Talk and q
Reign of Bloodshed Predicted.


MADRID, Jan. 2-Fifteen hundred an
archsts held re union yesterday evening
There was much incendiary talk, and
several Of the speakers predicted a reign
Of bloOdahed and terror in Spain during
| the year just opened. A leading anarch-
ist, one Vslas, declared that he meant to
inaugurate 1898 with the baptism Of
blood Great shouts OF approval and
torrents Of denunciation of the grandest
and the middle classes followed this
declaration.
A female anarchist named Theresa
Claremont sprang to the platform. She
is as fierce an enemy of the established
order of things as Louise Michel and a
good deal handsomer. "Go home" she
cried with flashing eyes and tossing hair,
ego home for the present and save the
centimes your Oppressors allow you to
earn while they revel in wealth. Save a
wretched pittance to buy rifles and pre-
pare to execute on the blood sucking
capitalists and their miserable tools the
destruction provided for them in the
anarchist programme" Howls and shouts
Of applause broke in upon the words Of
the speaker. Give them no quarter"
she cried, mo quarter. will lead to the
points Of bayOnets."
The whole audience seemed frenzied
by the woman's wild utterancPs and there
might have been dangerous demonstra-
ton, but for the interference Of some
cooler heads, who succeeded in calming
the excited gathering.