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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
MAY REACH A MILLION.
Foster Failure IL Worse Than Was
Was Supposed.

FosIpkIA. Ohio. May I'll. y. CORN
ley. the assignee cf Secretary Charles
Foster. states that further Investigation
shows affairs to be in even worse shape
than had been at FIRST thought. and that
the liabilities would reach $4,000, and
possibly 81 l,oooOc0 with the assets much
less.
The only other developments today
were the appointment of asslgnees for
the Croclker. Calcined and hamburg
window glass houses and the brass
and iron works. \. VI. Fox has been
appointed assignee Of the glass fac
tories. aud Roger Alcott Of the brass
and iron works. II il impossible TO
learn the assets and liabilities IL any Of
the concerns. as nothing will be given
out until after the assignees' finish their
labors. The window glass houses close
down tonight. and 100 men will be out
of employment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
HAVE rskr~ o>n srrr.
Ciss. &C S~,cnte.-. Graduated brofn
Ws-sern Michigan spises~.

In Fountain sstrees tayf.r, church lnss
evening The frsf - the graduating eser.
cisss - Western Michigan college were
held The ex~rcises tosik place ~ the
SUNDAY seheol fps7n. wifh faif sized
audience IN aifsudsnce. The Htn NJ
4 Brreh sie.sfered the ircturr of the
evening VI, gave fhoes y ho eers shout
- receive diplomas great derl = rood
aiyice ne - Iissif future whefhrf they
proposed g. continue their Studies IN
higher eohools - vettef fhsy f,rof-s-s.f
- enter directiy ufssu their li'e wax
nov. several musical selections we've
rendered. and President EuIrf,rles t,re-
ensed the diplomas IN r.rsse fstinE them
he said be hoiyed the eia@s vcui5
eartinue their sfsRl,os n thsr
uere slle r. iighe- srhfstis lIs
Thanked the class Cor tie es<4storre
iss uisrnlers ha5 given fhs tFaf'hfss
We Hais he v as = isiy sune iuf he fi.a
covered "a. cfas hsirs veft rl,rairw
shirtls sirrs HE co,.rectirr with tie
Wa~ferf Nicfiesf fz,iifs-e Hs uafnsi
fiIoss x'sv psssFs,es g. tes-t - - .sr~-
fui ~ sirau ssss iSrr be.uern shsf fhsy
l..,aw a,,s wfaf fter fieftt Fnoar
sr~a' 3aai 20 riseti.s - dtrfn he saif.
81 fsastses no aefe atfaid - sss I
sir.fi'f knexn ahen asked a question.
hat wo11i xise s1ast sort ~ ~ ansuer
whstfef tfas ~ fA,se
Df Jnckpsn VII drif.e, tlbS tsscxs
laureate nsIs4sse iflz r1eeinE Ia fous
sAiss Street. fertss rhureh arsd ~ -
Cu.lastack vla give rsff,ar q fise
slsss Aandss evening fou-see,n gsrls
Ard three nsvs egusfitnfas ths Ffzdu.
ased ela@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
-=-------s----s-a--a=
Religious Editors Talk.

CHICAGO May Il Religious editors.
trade editors and women editors had the
closing day of the press congress all 10
themselves In the religious branch -
the congress this morning tho speakers
included the Rrys. IL III. Bridge.
man ~ Boston. W. l. Richard
son ~ Richmond. Va. J. II. Young
n 81 Louis and Adjt wincbeH
of the Salvation Army. Tomorrow
what is left n the visiting editors 81 all
crceds and classes will Join IN = mass
religious service nj which the doings -
the week and tic outlook will bo SUN
uarized and reviewed Nex, week the
worlds conCrse~ q metilciBe and sur
gerry will sse inauguraied. and eminent
practitioners ffom various parts Il the
country are already arriving IN large
numhers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
WILL PAY DOLLAR FoR DOLLAR
The Northwestern Guaranty Loan
Company Ready to Resume.

The Northwestern Guaranty Loan
Company Ready To Resume.
ST.. PApI, May H.-The shock to the
financial world two weeks ago by the
collapse of the Northw estern Guaranty
Loan company Of Minneapolis, WAS
not much greater than the sur
prise occasioned tonight 10y the
announcement that the company
would in short time resume
business, paying dollar for dollar Of its
indebtedness. The Zumbrota bank.
which held ss0.OOo OF its paper. re-
opened its doors today. The impress
sion has gone abroad that the
Guaranty company would not pay over
- or 30 cents ON the dollar Of It's iiabili
ties IL happily erroneous. The Guaranty
company has induced man. Of the hold
ers of itG paper 10 accept col
lateral held by the Guaranty company
and arrange for payment or extensions
with the original maker of the paper
and so successful has their effort been
that IL Will be able to put the company
in the hands Of its Stockholders again in
condition To resume business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
is NOT A PRECEDENT
Ante -Snappers Appointed to Very
Fat Offices.
BOTH WERE coNSUlSHIPS
Hut the Matter MAY Not Hold Good
and the Leaders Are ESpccs.
ing Nothing.

wssHHsroS. May s7s-The New York
anti -naprers arr rejoicing over the sp-
pointmcnf - another u their class by
President Cleveland. John H. Riley.
appointed consul general at Ottawa to-
day. Is conspicuous anti snapper man.
tie Was removed from the evil service
examining board by G> sermon Hill.
There are Indications. however. that the
anti snsppers viii be disappointed with
the appointment % federal officials in-
Nex York City. II is very certaif that
the New York senators viii get no rec.
ignition from the administration.
Seyeral days ago political and
personal friend of Senator Murphy.
who is seeking an appointment.
wrote To him asking his Endorsement.
The applicant wrote that member 81
the cabinet had informed him that II he
could obtain Senator Murphy's written
Endorsement he would obtain the desired
position. The senator's reply has just
been received. lie writes that he must
have misunderstood the cabinet E.inis-
ter quoted. for. the senator adds. "lf
you are correct. then the cabinet officer
Was Intentionally deceiying you, for he
knows "a well as DO that my indorse-
ment would be positive injury To you
and probably lose you the place
But there IL grave doub: as Ia where
Richard Crocker stands. lie has been
holding alcof from Senators Hill aud
Murphy 81 late. and friends 81 the New
senators openly charge that Crocker has
Iaade overtures 10 President Cleveland
At all events tammany leaders who visit
Washington have ready access Ia the
president Should Tammany get any Of
the important New York federal offices
the anti snapprrs would be az much in
censed a. II the places had gone 10 the
objectionable senators.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

A Hugc Candy Eshibit I'm Phiiadci-
phia Goes III I'm smoke

PHiLAptLrnr,. May - Hor,icul.
tural hall. two stor. brick building on
Broad street. between Locust and
Spruce streets. WAS Quilted hy fire to-
night. \ candy exposition began IN the
auditorium on May -. and was to have
ended tonight. and to this was the FIRE
due. Candy exhibitors numbered over
lou. and their loss aggregates ssann.
with insuraA.e II about one half The
structure II damaged 10 the extent of
ssO.toa ana the loss - covered by in
surance. No one Was injured. the oecu
pants getting out IN time. although
there was scmevha; IL a s;anpe,ie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
ENnrBlToRs ARE KICKING.
The Thatcher system OF Awards Aps
Ia Cause Trouble.

CHicAGo. May ~. Another protest
agalnsi the 30 called Thatcher system
~ awards was sent TO Director General
Davis tpiay This came from the silk
association. fnffy two members ~ which
are represented IN manufacture building.
The executive committee f the asscvia
ilon held meeting IN New York 80
Thursda, and voted b. recommend % the
members % the association having es-
hihits nj the FAIR 20 withdraw from com
petition unless the plan Of awards Was
changed. The protest Was presented ts-
day by Bri'on Richardson. seeretar, ~
the association. Colonel Davis said the
document would be transmitted 30 The
committee ON awards which viii met
Monday. The electrical exhibitor are
also said 10 be- dissatisfied Mr. That
cher saws the opponents ~ the plan are
coming over az they begin TO understand
the details
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
AMntsBi.D \ DETECTIVE
Evan- apd sontag Add Another VIC
tim to Their Lang List.

VfstLsA. Cal. May - Outlaws Evans
and Sortag added another o. their Inst
of victim ate last night. ON coming
out Hs.ls-sn . shuri distance from
tuv n. : . lack San Francisco de
t., i-e. as aslbushca ty tho train rob
hers go .n or niefe shots Nefc fired
aad iila' sha .hui in the arm and
thigh. ue was brought here for treat
msnt he wounds are not though; 90
b. dangerous Hack. who - deputy
tniiesi states marshal from San Diego.
and companion naInei Thomas Burns.
have been lying IN wait for Evans and
Sontag Tor several months Parties IN
the neighiorhood claim 10 have seen
one bandit alone after the tight. and IL
is p,stsihle one Was wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
SEEK CHURCH UNITY.
Lutherans Are Considering Very
Vital Point Of Their Existence.

CAvToS. Ohio. May pa At the session
today Of the general synod of the Evan
gelical Lutheran church. the naiter
under discussion for "A tine was the tax
ing of steps looking toward the union -
the church north and south. 4 resniu
tion was offered that a committee of five
be appointed Ia investigate ana report
on the feasibility Of extending oYertufos.
10 the united synod Of the south. \
point II order was raised that eperial
order was set for the day and other mat.
ters could not be considered. Tho reso.
luton was Withdrawn and the whole
matter viii come up again. The ques
tion will bc settled Monday. Tonight
Governor Mckinley welcomed the mem
bers Of the synod on behalf II the state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
woRk OF HIoHBiNDEIss.
An Attempt Made to blow . Rival
oH the Earth

SseEAssSTo. Cal. Map IA con
spirscy II The iiIghbin1er society t. ex
terminate nysi Organization sss dis-
covered by the pCalcc ate last night
They went throUlh Chinatown and
found that uiius- 4 high explosives had
been laid siib the IpufPse - t3cxing
up the headquarters e the Chez hong
Tong ~8cieis ard rkhor buildings. Ihe
peliet captured tAree eNpioeises aud
traces' the mines through long an8
islftuonS underrrotrd pa-eaco- The
rlni j. the result uFithe murder trial now
n II. 4gftss 10 Whigh tso romtFrs -
ths niug Kong Tufg society are charged
eith killing nict0i~,fs u the Chez Kong
ionns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
Humane Society Objects to the Pro-
posed Cowboy Race.

BosroS. May President George f..
Angel Of the Massachusetts Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals
makes public the following:
Whereas. some two or three hundred
western COWBOYS propose To start on
Sunday. June 81, from Chadron. Ncb.
for race Of about seven hundred miles
TO Chicago FOR money, no man being al
lowed more than two horses. do hereby
oifcr. in behalf OF the American Humane
Educational society and the Nassa
chusetts Society for the Prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals. az "A prize. as may
be preferred. sl00 in money or gold
medal costing that amount TO the man
or woman who shall do the most 10 pro
vent this terrible race, which. il ac-
complishcd. will be in the view of all
humane people Of the world. both chris
tian and heather. a national disgrace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
WANT THE FAIR CLOSED.
Jackson Crank- sent Grover n Plain
tive Message Yesterday.

JscSsox. Mich. May - Tie follow
iog dispatch was forwarded 20 President
Cleveland today
To GgovER CtEvELASp. President
90 THs UNIrfD STATS Representing
ten Thousand christian people 10 Jack
~on Mich. We. clergymen II various
churches. request you Ia use every cor.
stlritioual means to enforce the solemn
contract made With the government and
compel the closing 20 the Worlds Col
umhian Exposition az Chicago. tomor-
row sunday. May =. and on all subse-
gu.nt Sundays.
WILLIAM CrRrIs STILLS. GEoEoE Il.
FosTEE. T.. X CURRY. \. r. BoLsTER.
G. ~. BRoDYH. VI VI CALLSN. J. r. OE-
WICK. q. Il. LoyfJoY. y. Is. BIGLEE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
SIXTY YEARS OLD.
Ionia Celebrates the Anniversary OF
the Fis~t White settlement.

foxIA. Mich May - The sixtieth an-
niversars II the settlement 81 Ionia
county aas celebrated in this city today.
the meeting being held in the lonia court
house. The anniversary - under the
direction of the Iona county pioneer
society. ~ which Henry Hull - Ronald
is President and Palmer II. Taylor ~
tliis city ~ secretary. Credit IL given -
Secretary Taylor. who worked up the
matter. There were sixty three present
who crossed the line ~ Ionia county
and located the town. May II. lSp Of
that number only seven are left They
ere ssanfcssi A. fecnans. Mrs y. B. San
ford Chauncey Arnold II lonia. Mrs.
Dr. Anderson. Mrs. Harriet Bur
ton. Mrs. Prudence Tower of
Grand Rapids. Stephen L. Dexter
of Evart Mrs. A. H. Teft of Oneida
Station. New York. and Edison Arnold
~ Texas. The location was selected the
year previous to iSEs 10y Samuel Dexter.
who returned o. German Falls. where
the colonists were all located NJ that
time. The company LETT German Falls
April >, aud reached Buffalo May :.
They landed in Detroit May 10. Pontiac
May Il. reaching tins county MAY -
There were about ljo present and was
very enjoyable affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

I.ie 10 state 81 Nv prIssas. Guarded
q, ,oafs-lsrsts Veterans.

NFV OatsAss MAJ - fohight tlis
rrn1sias - tsfferrfu Davz The iifst .f.i
aniY President - ihe caHfesiefar} lir io
sfatr ~ Memorial hail -Bffaubdsfi W
guard q haalf. ssap rs~sd q Veterans
attached o. al the - al camps - ft s.i
aifefnats az the pet q anfY danng tha
aiFht aud tafaofi.- sfraiHg sheH lhe
ahsl fehagal tskes rises Sc an ssrlg
touf THE .aafhing shafffF sfirl aaB
hfsss ks.F = - ssn asea.l.efs n tite
Afast = Ntftisfs tisslsga afe..st fanis.l
US 4hisffAsef e. fha bsslt = ti.ai s
saa kasaf lh Mefatis ea afrft steFe
80. tssfs sac lsaasf FfsH e.. - atss nis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
NOT TO QUELL RIOTS.
Cavalry Ordered to the Fair to Aid the
Columbian Guards.

WAsHISGroS. May -. The war de
partment has been annoyed 10y the in
sinuation from certain quarters that the
two troops Of cavalry that have been or
dcred from Fort Smelling. Minnesota. 10
Chicago are Intended 10 take some part
in enforcing decree against opening
the fair ON Sunday. Acting Secretary
Grant says that they are sent to Chicago
simply "a perform some necessary guard
duty. and points tO the fact
that the troops will not arrive at
Chicago until after next Sunday. the
date which is expected 10 be critical in
the history 81 the exposition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

DEsvKs. May 27.-Ths second day of
the Aa.ericaa Baptist society convened
this nsoTning With the largesf attend
amer u any previous day II the baptist
anDlseTsaries-
President Sirong delivered a shor; al
dress and sas followed by the Rev
Richard Montague. ID ID. of Colorado
Springs With an ably written address on
the young peoplc's branch % the society
The morning session concluded With the
election n the following officers Cor the
ensuing year. President. the Rev
Augustus II Strong. II. ID. Ii. ID. New
York; Wee presidents. the Hon. W. o..
Fuller. Massachusetts,. Judge David
Burns. Colorado; recording secretary. the
Rev Henry ; Burrage. ID. d.. Maine. A
board of managers was also elected.
The committee on missions IN Africa
reported al the Afternoon session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The big Four Files One for just
S5o.OOo.OOO.

INDIANAPOLIS. May % The Cleve-
land. Cincinnati. Chicago & ~. Louis
Railroad company today filed for record
a mortgage on the system for s,o.oc1.oco
with the Mercantile Trust company. ~
New York and T. T.. Haughcy. IL this
city. as trustees. OF the bonds which
the mortgage ~ To secure. s5.,ooco are
10 he issued for the present and a., .22s,0.-
90 to rcfunrs the outstanding tonds of
the thirteen railroads which constitute
the Big -Four system. The largest
single amount is on the Bee line which
~ 5000. .Ossn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

cent state cssket with silver trimmings.
The Han. n. n. fsrrsr. = relative hy
marriage II Mr.. DAVIS was present.
The ea.het was then replaced ia the
tomb and . guard II honor stationed
there. Al {, o'eiock this evening the
camp sf the asu. of northern Virginia
40 aa escost for the Washington ar
tilIsTy, proceeded b the esmetery- The
csskss Was placed On the same cat
aifqne that bore The body 10 the tomb
nearly fons years ago, and the cortege
quietly nssvs~i up Canal siree, 10 camp,
and then ,hc remains were deposited IN
Memorial hall. on a bier drspef with
duh black. This constituted the trans.
fer Of the body from the care of the
army of nmthern Virginia. which has
guarded il sslcre.ily ever since the ten.
posary interment. Miss Winnie Davis
arrived this forenoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
FROM TRACK TO CREEK BED.
Bad, Bnt Fortunate Wreck on n
Texas Road.

YoAKuN. Texas. May 27.-Passenger
train No 81 on the Arkansas Pass roasi
left here at , O'Clock this afternoon. two
hours hehind time. and WIS running
fast to make up. At Spring Branch the
trucks of the forward car jumped the
track and the coaches rolled down an
embankment into the creek bottom.
Tie injured are: W. :. Damon. cut
on hand. breast and scalp; Isaac Heiden-
heimer II t,alvesiony passenger. bruised
on hip and injured internally; Alexander
Smith. freight conductor. riding as
passenger. rios broken and internal in
jurics. l.. L. Hall IL Waco. lcft leg
crushed and injured internally; Thomas
l.. frcciand. superintendent of the Cres-
cen; News company. Houston. bad scalp
Nnnnh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

NEw YoRk. May -. Three hundred
officers aud mee from tho French fleet
will be landed on Memorial day. IN order
10 take part IA the parade. Two han
drod ~ The spanish sailors and marines
will also t-sinclusied. Chairman Brown
of the memorial committee has tclc-
graphed to Secretary Lamont asking
permission for the foreigners to land
fully armed Delegations from al -
the visiilng vesss.s are cSpeciod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

CH1cseo. May 2s--Ths fourth week
clc~cd tonight in a blaze q electric
glory, co.orcd lights human song Ai'i
Instrumental music. 4 great muliiiuie
Il people came 10 see and hear. On no
previous night have ~ many gathered
within the gatse sixty Thousand Is
l.cesills iov esfiTnEte = the number
y ho dropped their iickefs IN the io,es
q; the iurnstiles The uight vas fairly
pheasant and the program provided was
carrie. ont
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The Monian's Congress Gives the
Church Another society.

CmcAoo. May 2s.-As result ot the
wotnan's congress held in this city last
"Wednesday. about l.eo prominent cath
ollie women from all parts IL the coun-
try met this afternoon FOR the purpose
- forming League u the Catholic
Women u America The object is t.
promote charitable work among the
poor and sick After discussing the
plans ~ the organization ~ outlined by
Mrs Toomey. that lady vas elected
president. and Mrs. Eliza Starr honor
AIRY president Another meeting Will be
held Saturday. at which constitution
Will be adopted aud the organization
perfected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Federal Appointments.

wAsHINCToS. MAY - The president
today made the following appointments:
Wendell A. Anderson - Wisconsin. To-
Re consul general - the United States
to Montreal. Canada; John Il. Riley %
New York. 90 he consul general ~ tho
United States 10 Ottawa. Canada: Jacob
Sleeper, ~ Massachusetts. 10 toe secre.
tary % legation and consul general 81
the United States az Boguia. Columbia.
Province Mccormick ~ Virginia. u bc
lnllan inspector.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

gufr.so Hxg - A puNnan this
,iteruosn john t'ofivtt - GhieaEe anfl
"a Clatef = Nhe~sag We=t Virginia
selse1 nstch iln. af ans hal' miis sari
q F,ira f.ss q stake = s@a ~iie tha
xlsthef sfs aA~ sfs'i ssse ef7e# 80
rka-esf ths rses tasftsatf fea~ thr
= ifsF Hrsf asd fs.s fhs iasi sHd seff
IL ff-s ihe shffre sraHss efHniHE ~ .
al4l .sasfl fNe Nssa se g sN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
JOE COOK CALLS FOR TROOPS.
He Wants the Fair Closed by Force
Pending Legal Steps.

BosroN. May 27.--The Rev. Joseph
Cook and others representing the Sab
hath organizations sent dispatch 10
President Cleveland today asking that
the decision of the United States dis.
trict attorney Mt Chicago to permit the
worlds fair ~ be opened next Sunday
be ovcrruled Ia order that the nation
aud administration be saved from dis
honor. IF temporary Injunction is i'm
possible today. let proclamation and
troops hold the gates closed until OBJ
tained.r reads. the dispateh. 'sSupday
closing is The law ~ the land until the
courts decide otherwise. Shall the
national law be nullitied meanwhiley'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

PaKis. Ma, G.-rhs. holy inquisition.
replying % tips b,shop of Bayonns. has
intimstsi th.sf pro1inent free masons
should be dsncune<d from the pulpit
even In coun iri.s where free masons are
tolerated ant shere tae cen0nciAtson
would have 10 effect except when foi
scwed By sscotnm aHieafion. The
bishop "a Bsyonn-. however would be
habie O. an seton Tor slander IN France
u he should aeaounee any one from
the nuInlt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Catosoo. May = President Hughiti
- the thirsgo 4 Northwestern has re-
f0ssi e. act as arbitrator Ia settling the
wrstefn rate truunles. on tho ground
that hss rpad was largely interested in
-sms ~ the rates g. i'o sfhitrattd The
Atnhiasns s55to Colorado ami Al -
" - ar. rtvrr rates Wili now ~ into n
feci aith TIE hkriihnrsi that Tie trouble
vii sprsad te vesfern irafiae and trans
Nice fcft territory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
POPULIST PUBLISHERS.
Kansas l. to I,c Flooded With Alliance
IIicratrrc.

ToPEKA, Kan, Al the populist state
officers are members - a new company
Tor the purpose Of difIusing Alliance
literature IL is the biggest scheme Of
the kind ever inaugurstcd and will b.
the means - scattering tons az populist
literature throughout the state. \
$1,000 printing plant will supply the
voters with the tracts and documents
and matter especially applicable will he
prepared and sent Ia every voter The
populist side of the late war will be
ss.atterel everywhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Bay Cry. Mich, May y Within an
hour last night Miller & Co.'S hardware
store was completely guttcd. The tire
vas discovered abcut iu q o'clock. When
the east wall - the building teli several
'iremcn bal narrow escapes from being
caught Th. fire communicated to the
building ca the east side II the alley.
aiso occupied hy Miller .sCo.. bat IL was
ss-Du extinguished. Ioss sJoop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

WAsaiSeroN. May = Secretary Hoxe
Smith has Just made decision repeal
ing Raum's and husseys order constru
the applicant from earning support hy
manual lsi.of. 10 Is believed this will
reduce penr.on pas ments ffom slapFf.
60 g. -3lprlDo annually
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

SAetSsw. Mich> Nav p Yesterday
James 1'orston got on, a license 20 marry
Kate Garrison hat after the ceremony
vas performed the groom was lockesi up
on a charge - assault and battery while
the hiu-hing tride vas arrested ou a
charge - f~ing drunk During the
night she tfifd D. commit suicide by
making a rope Eiih TIE bridal dress.
Dffeers cut her down