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II VH6 dtttuudHCb OF InB chicago TAR
kept up TO the high mark of Wednesday.
over 100000 the management might re-
trieve the reverses long anticipated, but
the time is very short. September and
October are the most agreeable month of
the year, although the evenings are short,
and there will doubtless be rush of WISH
tors. No fair like this will be seen in
America for many years. Europe has
never had one on such scale.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30
LONG CONFERENCES.
Cleveland Clos With Members or
the Cabinet.

WssufxeToN. June Consultations
between Mr. Cleveland and members of
his cabinet today caused considerable
gossip. Secretary Lamont had a long
talk with the president in tho forenoon.
and ddnng the time IL lasted the prcsi
dent would see no callers. When Secre-
tary Lamont retired. the senators aud
representatives waiting to see the
president were hopeful "a obtaining an
audience. but Secretary Herbert ap-
pearcd. aud be and Mr.. Cleveland
went into another long executive session.
When Secretary Smith relieved Mr
Herbert there was retreat on the part
~ those outside the president doorway
Other members of the cabinet were also
ci0-eted With the president du,ng the
day.
The report spread that Mr.. Cleveland
~as consulting With reference to the ad-
visibility al calling an extra session a
congress earlier than September. bat
there wss 70 foundation for the story.
There - reason 10 believe that Mr.
Cleveland intends Ia leave the city
within few days Tor a long stay a,
Buzzars's Bay. and that he and he cab.
met officers were merely arranging mat
teFs 80 that he could leave. a congrs,rs
man IA authority Tor the statement that
Mr.. Slaveiand told hinl he would take
up no new appointments while the
financial question ~ nj such a critical
point. bat would continue fo issue com
missions 10 candidates whose appoint
ments had been decided on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

He sa,s That the Papers Abuse but
Ipo Not Argue.

CHICAGO. June e9-~sossrnor Aifgeid
arrived In town today. la reply 20 q r.
porter wlso asked him IL he bad any.
thing to cay atouf his pnfsion u the aa.
arrhssss and the criticism which has
hecr made ~ the act since it, announce
menf. thc governor said:
my reason. for pardoninc the ansrch-
isfs stand. aud abuse 81 the governor
viii not knock them loxn. IL the ssen-
ments hare seen there ie oniy abuse.
There - no argument They do not
mention the Tact that the usaa who Was
chief II the police at the f5se easr that
he has investigated the ca-c thoroughly
and that he does not believe there y 40
much ia H. They do not mention the
Tact that the jury men got up and said
that they could not give the case fair
and impartial trial They did poi men
tion the fact that the man Who threw
the bomb wss nof brought into court
and Cave no evidence whatever af the
trial That Il Vas not proved 10 the
slightest measure that the man uho
threw the bomb bad any c,ne<r1ic'n
uifh the~e men. was 81 al iscitcsi 10 the
art by the cs.nducf ~ these men. e< that
he had ever heard them make speeches.
IL = rorsi. they leave my rsssnn< -
s~rei, ainn<- New. mere ahuse cannot
hno<k fiaa~~ res~sne doun. They Ara
there. and they must ktsnd - fall on
their mersts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

CLIyKIASD. june - The first inter
national convention of the Epworih
league began today. Ii was not bust
ness session. but one u reception. The
delegates began to assemble at Music
hall af l O'Clock in TIE afternoon. and
soon the large structurc was completely
filled. There were Epsorih ieagners
from all over the United States and
Canada. They were called TO order 10y
W. nj. Day Of this city. After IN inyo-
cation. IL was snnonnced that Goscrnor
Mckinley was present. having reached
the hall with the committee Q: recep-
tion, and that he would address tnc
members Of tho league. Upon hisI arsi-
val In the hail he was Loudly eiicercd
and frequently was interrupted hs APP
plausc At the conclusion OF his ati-
dress. Mayor Blee delivered the address
Of welcome Ia behalf of The elly. sna
extended 90 the Delegates the hossitaiity
Of Cleveland. The aassrcsssss 81 toe
mayor and governor were scspon,lea 10
by Bishop 4. ". Wilson q. TIC nesho.
dist church aoufh. the Rev. Withos.
Canadian secretary II the league. and
bishop James y. Fitzgerald. fhefc
was little or 10 business transacted alter
the addresses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

a pante ~ erDo1o6 omonDue -
nembsss q ~ 0ond Ieuplnsd exGup-
eioD party q he e(pomhcna inn1ip9 -
the foot q Wesi1hy sveups III uieh9
Jest heeore they boarded ~ VnIlsy C11
Tor trip doun the river.
The dock collapsed ssd crowd nun-
berine 30 prp-cns wss throws into dipo
cosfurion and CREST rxciten~nt TAo
dock consiseod a : platform slsut 2on1o
feet. standing ~ the near q ske VALLEY
City's warehoosr. A trsstleterk q
timber. sbut tueiss feet in HIGHT. eop-
ported Il II the river. and The ore4nats
eud rested upon the hank st,ouf thirtv
feet hack from The ustes. Thr fow
rested upon light timbcr which hnn
deczyed and werr d<russ~d unsafe by 1ho
o(licerp q the hosts ttzs innd there
About 2-0D pr7Eons had gaibefed q
the dock and along the river hank. wsio-
ing for the Valley City g. asrsse frs9,
her trip down the river. She drew IN
"a the landing with 3 pprtion - the Gss-
man I.uihntan Sanoa. school wlich
she had taken on board ~ Hoyafcuh
landing. The crowd waiting fo txkse the
trip down the river made = etasnpc<io
for the siock. and II was cosn-
pictely filed before The fnromjnx
excursionists could he unioadrd. The
bost otiiccrs and Others sn the crvv1
gave orders 30 stop rushing IA The dock.
bat they paid no atfeotipn te the warn
ing and continued o. rpsfi Tor The trae.
Whom the f.aerengers crowded their way
on tho dock fhere pt< wild rush y
both direc<sooe one party crne.ii -
get on the ycesc! and tie other citouinR
It's way 90 get or bozfd Then . cfspk
came and the suxxsng csoud Il nea.
women and children weat down. Ths
cries ~ the frightened wefnen and
children and the excited appeals from
the men among tho unfortunase Yarty
at once created consIrrnasion la he
crowd IL spectators hrrak vas mnda
90 clear the dock and 10 fe<cue shaos
who had BEEN trvldcn On ky the excitr1
usasx AZ Innt the brxken platform vuo
cleared. aud Il vas found that nalody
had been seriously iniuspd Several
persons had been somewhat bruised ard
escaped with slight ecrascLss on fhelr
faces. arsas and bcEN
Upon exaninafson II sns learned that
several of the ce1ter ioists under The
platform bat horkcn and rrccir.fatc<l
the ccovd 10 the ground. distance -
about ten feet There ss M water unticr
that portion ~ the platform. so the
crowd Was saved from fring immersed
After the excitement had spme~hat
anbsi,ird The larger portion q the crowd
boarded the steamer by means of gang
planks and took the intended exrusrson.
The more tisnit: once slli not venture a
the boat ard rsturaed 10 ihsir hon,sa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

A Small Array or q. OF ~. Graduates
Get Their 6hecpskinA

AxS ARBoR. Mich, juno 29.-Distin-
guishcd guests wore fewer than usual.
and the alumni looked scattering. but
graduates and their friends were prss-
ent in larger cumbcrs than ever this
year at tho forty eighth annual com
mcnccment Of the U. Of 81. They made
a long line ~ they drew up on the
campus ready 10 march 10 their places.
The column formed in reverse order and
marched to the main entrance of Uni.
versity hall. There IL halted. and the
pairs divided. making long lane. along
which marched the president. conduct
ing Charles Dudley Warner, orator IL
the occasion. tho regents. the distin-
guished guests. and the faculty. Tho
13l graduates stood uncovered while
their former teachers passed. Then this
long line. by process OF swallowing
itself. passed on after the others into
the immense hhll Here q brilliant and
witty oration on Washington Irving vas
listened to.
After Mr.. Warmers addrcss the i'm
me0sc roll ~ diplomas was brought out.
Section after section marched to the
platform and received their shecpskins.
and ushers bustled frantieally about
distributing the bouquets and presents
Then everyone adjourned 90 tho alumni
banquet In the Law building.
Among the guests we're noted senator
Morrow. Turnbuil. Hopkins and Me
i.aughlin. the German commissioners II
education 10 the worlds fair lDr. Dit
mar Finekler. of Bonn. and DR.. Lichten.
feldt. of Berlin, Superintendent II Pub
lie Instruction fstssngill The Rev. Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe and the Rev. Dr.
Diekie. - Detroit; Professor Putnam. of
the Normal, en- Regent 4. &. Walker.
President Slnrum. of kaiamaxo, college;
l.sweesce Mss~eiI. ~ Washington. and
others.
Honorary dSgre~e wsr~ conferred ~
fellows; ~ n on John Martin sehseb
erie. ela~s n 80. astroramsr Al Lack
observatory, California; A. NJ, On Ds.
Charles u. Saner~sie. professor u surg
cry as the Z ~ NJ. A. ~. on Charles
n. Alirieh. Ghiragn, class ''of "a. tate
solsssfsr general. aud On IANfencr Mas
sell. ela<s - "A. present s,iseitm gen
eral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

wAsHfScToS. June % General Tracy
of New York. who led the democrats in
the silver light at the last session. said
that he did not believe that there was
any valid reason for delaying the call IL
the extra session. In his opinion there
Is already a majority in both houses in
favor u the rep~a' o. the Sherman bill.
Il have made a csnvass on my own ac-
count" he said. ''and feel warranted in
predicting that there is a majority Of
forty in the house and a majority Of at
least two in the senate in favor Of ab.
solute and unconditional repeal. The
president may think differently. but his
sources u INF ,rmation are no better. II
as good a. mine"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

This Tsue He win ssrsay fHsa ~
r0le. Ne says

This Tsue He WIN suseay 11n1 ~
F0,e. Ne says
NEv YoRK. june - Tho stsauship
Falcon. which has beeu lifted ous fnr
the arctic expedition 70 b. conducted By
Lieutenant Pesry. reached New loek ~
noon and Is receisins 0fhs finsl
touches tor her trip. which b.
gina tomorroW night The provis
IONS for ths cruise were stofed 1t
Delaware breskwster early in the week.
A number OF Lieut. Peary's friends win
due With him on the Falcon tonight
The Falcon will carry crew os thirteen
men. With the exception II Lieut.
Peary's servant and Mrs. fcary and her
maiu. every person on board will be a
young man. The oldest Of them il DIR.
Vincent, and be is only u. 'rhe Others
are y j. Entrekin II West Chester.
Pa. who went 10 the Arctic sea with the
expedition sent 10 relieve Lieutenant
Peary's first party; Eitvin Astrup. who
went before; j. W. Davidson II Austin.
MIMI; L. B. Baldwin Of Nashville.
Tenn; George IL. Carr III Chicago,
Hugh J. Lee u Mefiden. Conn; Georgc
II. Clarke u Brookline. Mass. and r..
W. Stokes of ofPhiladeiphia. artist Lieu
tenant Peary sand today: "1'his time
l believe We shall reach the north pole.
We shall go to Whale Bay and shall
remain in the artic regions altogether
about two years. Mnk f. s. Starr. Of
Philadelphia. viii accompany the expe
dition az far ss st. JosinA She - 70
teresicd in the carrier pigeon messenger
service.
The Falcon rs % fitted about the bows
that she may be driven at full gpeui into
the ice. She is of n tons, l62 feet Iopo
~ feet beam and draws lsfeet. Slowed ii
the hold in sections is novel house
Its walls are a foot and half thick and
lined with flannel. There are arrange
mcnts for electric lighting and for venti-
lator shafts to reach up through the
deep snow. There are also on board
eight little Mexican donkeys. ak Esqui-
maux dogs and three tons Of pemnican-
The expense of the expedition, Dir.
Pcary says. viii be about s25.0o0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

ssov~rpsenr rhlsx< the Country WIN
He Able to >tard al. . Change.

LoSp.sS. June Zi-f'srther inquiry
VS. made IN the house. of eomHssns to
day regarding the effects n the action ~
the fndis ss,vernment on stepping tise
ffce c0lnake % silver. Ia rasponse. O..
p Russell parliamentary secretary of
fhe India afsire. said tfat Dri1hsr the
government q Tnsiis nor the Herssaeli
commtitee expecfed prices " india tsi t,e
'nstrriaily altered audeF' the nev cur.
seDcy arrangements The ~. Hon
George J. tissshen. sho sas chaneeilof
Il the eseReques IN the lazs csbipef ~
iesd Saii-lury askesi vlether the Her
--heH coumiffee ani re government
hai t'een prepared for Shs great Tall
that had slr~aay osslurred IN the priee
- silxeg Wauht M. he inquift-f. ths
fan rns<liff The ssews - tie gslv~rnuienf
and the COMMITTEES Mr. Russell sari he
epsii,i sst answer Ter the ilerschsll eom
ufttre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

sh> Hs- sch~svs fes Soisssx the
s.resf Ssss~r parstsan.

saxrtxxsrf. June - The fatis,sing
rppeFf n the ecmynistee appaiesrd by
tks l,osrsi n trade - fhe nnaae III sfn
atiet with suVxesf.ans q : rs.ul.~iy sse
spp+rvpsi - the har,i - trade sn.i
frau.sroftstisa sfiice ln Cinrinesti
flrst That The ins'essrssl business
sef fnensisl Interests = this csstintry
are i,srr-aally "a -.tand hass-. ens fhst
shs fnssriaf sffaatiAs n1~ exhslihg -
fsrreti sud annaforal
stet,n5 Ths' fhe irsseaeu~nt :, q
s~<s grrsf estenf eoasra fssas iar Th1e
srfsoi ard alroezf ussftefeai dfsfftss a
siiesf a. ii sfsasir antist etatiknf tsek
srrs teaf ne .stseflss Stt tisst lsapsefe
90 ftas K fae infisfs st<sn whffh s4e
hsss xsss@fed sr itee~fate seefrn n,eiii
thrs fas tsaFa fr-a.es ffs'ff sa'.arsfs,s
- 80 rfe3hieat Il fte Ia set sdat>s
a<Asag haa = esil >saersss - ssa2 -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

MAnQcr1rE Mich, Jsos -. The of-
lcsrs ol ths public lIhsary NJ Marquette
md tn mother slapeejoe a. the convent
sAsss ere having jlttle trouble over =
chs1is. s'ss ss';.sn {. Coma. 6oy d.s" ~ iook
fsem the library. but eaiisd 10 rsturn 4:
When sskSd ahout ths volume be said
the mother superior had taken Il avay
from him. Tho library odIcsss made =
demand upon ber tor Il and claim to
have harmed that she hsd Il burned IN
arcoupt of section which treats of the
truuhle between ki0g John and the
pope Ut the time 0e the granting of the
Magma Chsrta- The volume " worth
about g and = law suit may b begun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

DxSvkk. June - The great drop in
the price os silver has resulted in =
depreciation in tho prices Of mining
stocks such - wss never before wit
messed. Molly Gibson stock. which a
couple of months ago Was selling at
ts.sS per share and which closed yestcr
day at saot slumped today to slao. and
was selling st that figure in the east
this afternoon With prospects Il sinking
TO el.o0o or less Business on the mining
exchange is practically Ut siandstiil.
only gold stock being traded in. There
is absolutely no market for silver stocks
at any price nor will there be until there
l. change IN the aspect Of the silver
market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Jackson, Mich. juno 2y.-About ! 30
this afternoon boy named James Fitz-
gerald. employed at Hcyser's mill, met
with an accident which will ipcapaci
tate him for labor for some time. Fitz-
gerald WAS in the act Of adjusting belt
TO pulley when il fell from his hand.
In reaching for il he lost his balance
and fell across circular saw. which was
revolving with great rapidity. The right
arm struck the saw. and cut about
four inches in length. extending to the
bone. resulted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

AIGoSAc. Mich. June 3o--Thomas
Brady. ST.. an old man. received severe
beating with base bali club in tho
hands - Mrs Albert Baker. Mrs.
Baker charges that Baker took undue
liberties with her II yexr-old daughter.
Emma A warrant will bc iesued for
Brady's arrest. The old man il con
fined 10 his house ns the rcsuls II tho
L..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Owosso. Mich. June 29.-Thcre IL
much interest manifested here in the
city election to occur July 10. The at.
torneys are at loss 10 know whether
the women can vote on the proposition
10 issue 10000 additional bonds Tor the
water works. The impression prevails
in some quarters that the 10000 would
be voted down. In which case tho water
system would be greatly impaired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

WAsHISoroS. JQne Michigan
postotiice appointments today: Belle
willie. Wayne county William A. Haak to
Cassidy. to succeed E9eund L. Cooper.
removed; Gregory. Avi.g:ion county.
Eida A. Kuhn, to succeed H. A. Flick,
removed; Lawtou. Van Buren county,
Phinney A. Hubbard, to succeed James
II. Hall. removed; 6pringport. Jackson
county. Arthur Punches, to succeed
Charles J. Comstock. removed; Wanda
liza. Csss county George Longsdud. to
succeed E. N. Alexander. removed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

SisLA. June 9.--The various hanks
Of India. which have s7.5o0.O00 in silver
now on passage 10 India. have made
claim Tor compensation for the deprecia.
ton IN the value ol the metal arising
from the governments action ia stop
ping free coinage. The government is
inclined 10 secure the banks against loss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

BAY CRY. Mich. June -. The pro-
pellor r. G. Stewart. belonging ia Cap
tain Holt. which was chartered by the
defunct Columbian Navigation COM
pany. arrived here yesterday. having
escaped the people who wanted to hold
the vessel to collect debts contracted by
the navigation company. Captain Holt
has another boat. the Metropolis. at the
same place. but il is expected it will be
brought back in few days. Captain
Holt spent several thousand dollars
in repairing and furnishing the Dove for
the same concern, but the crash came
before the boat left here and she has
been laid up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

SAcrsAw. Mich. June 9.--Thieves
broke into the loan Office of Henry Tur-
ner and stole two trays containing thirty
three watches. valued at el.3p. The
clerk was at dinner. During the circus
parade this morning the residences Of
about eight different families wcrc en-
tered by thieves and about el 200 worth
Of yaluablee were taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Topeka. Kan. June "a movement
was started here today for state con-
ycntion of silver republicans opposed to
the repeal Of the Sherman silver law.
Judge James Scott. a iive-long republi-
can, says the convention viii be called
within ten dsys-. At this convention
resolutions will be adopted protesting
against the repeal Of the Sherman law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Ann ARBoR. Mich. Juno 29.-The
society OF the alumni have elected the
following officers: Lawrence Maxwell.
"a. Washington. ID. c.. president; w. j.
Stuart. rs. Grand Rapids. vice presi-
dent; A. r. Jacobs. "a. Detroit. T.. s.
Sheriff.. 80 Detroit. E: f. White. So
st. Johns, directors; Prof. George
Hempl, "A. secretary; s. s. Walker.
treasurer; 7. K CHASE, necrologist; M.
D'Ooge, 62. n. w. Cheever. '63. and Miss
Alice Williams. 76. nominating com
mitsee. Mr.. Maxwell 10 solicitor general
Of the United States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30
xi,ed foo lf,ch Orr.

IsHrKxrxo. Mich. Juno 9.-Orles
have t,ecn rcceived % closc down the
Winthrop mine. This Mil throw about
400 men out OF employment Only two
big mines are nov lett In working order,
and it 10 thought that ono of these will
close down. The cause Of the closing
down OF al the mines h said to b tho
over production Of the past year. The
product Of Lake Superior mines last
year was 100000 tons. an increase OF
2000AND tons over 1881. This spring
there were 2.5000Q0 tons Of unsold ore
in eastern ports. Of the other mines,
many have been unable 10 pay expe nses
during the past few years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

SEpsLIA. Mo-. June Congressman
Bland addressed the Missouri chatauqua
today on the silver question. lie mad
very little 10 say that was new. his utter
ances IN the main being a repetition Of
what has appeared in print at intervals
for months past.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

AnnGss. Mich. Inn~ - Michigan
music teachers began their seventh an
nual session here. Mayor bradley delsv
ef.ng an ssidfe-s a welcome. Mrs. Gay
Lewis Pelham q Detroit read an e~say
on The unfeesgnlzrd Ferces~ and
Ffshs A. Ar~i gave historical piano
ras',fsl. An infefmal reception sss held
ia the svAnisz
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

~. fxsa~ Jsss - The rin~ crunty
sssak ~ H,nrkss, sna trsnch t.ank ~
s,an,~fsne. e3rrd ~ " A. ttsst A
sssa. hare ras,~ea rssrsr assa& Thsre
Nas s~~s}y psu8e "a tefs~st IA m f>p~
esanfs s~px >sahsnx h keasn ~
sheif issiaisti<<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

Sr. LocIs. June c3.--A special from
the CITY of Mexico says the government
conscmrgaies placin, an export duty on
Mexiean dollars in order 10 aid the sill
YER market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

n Conesssuston Was Adopted AO~v .
Prolonged Ds-su>~jcn.


CHrcspo. June ~ Tho United States
hague cs building and loan associations
resumed ,ss sai>ofp st the art Institute
today. aud the session ~as largely de
voted % ha>,ne~~ The esSsius opened
with q paper by ~ Eidr~ige - Bessen.
an The Re~f Nefhs~i 81 be Pursued Ia
Advertising Hetsr~n the Associations
and hrsnx them ~ the Attention q the
Public in Lpcslsti~s where They Essss.-
Which ~a~ discussed pro- and ga. A
after pfoscneesi asseus~ssh n PRO
s,ie.i for annual hserfsuss a the sraxe~.
The eOmmitsee en- reriutssns Essss =
ieaTshy fepsft which vas adapted.
aasnsf.x aofkingmen sTasnSt lit<ss
financial seheases sha .naefssng slate
sn.eFt i<ses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-30

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