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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

A Fargo u,ank Cis-cd which Had Hut
$1,000 Cash.

FAsoo. " d., May 80 the National
Bank ~ North Dakota has been closed
by the order - bank Examiner Dia
mend. Asblc. Moarr is president The
capital is ssJaooo The failure will no,
affect any business firms ia Fargo. ar IL
has been known for some time that the
hank WAS in shallow water. individual
deposits nj the time ~ the last STATE
ment- May l. were only Ei2s3. demand
certificates. ta.is2; time drafts. eii.s.,:
national hank notes outstanding. fssopi.
Notes and bills n discounted were sivcn
at e.. lila and bills payable a, eis.ooo.
Al the time the hank only had cash ON
hand 10000 In legal tender notes and
ti9 in fractional currency. Cashier
Mears said this morning the liabilities
would not excccd ofO.ooo. prcsidcn,
Mcars Was interested In snumtsr a
state hanks through North Dakota.
some of which may have to Gloss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
WON BY THE PRIESTS.
satoiii Calls Down the bishop OF Iin-
coIn Very Hard.

OMAHA. May -, The Right Rev.
Bishop Bouacuni. of the dioccse 81 Lin
coin. bas been Inundated by the papal
delegate. Mgr. Satolli. He suspended
Father Corbett of Palmyra. Nebraska.
IN the early part 81 last week. and went
Ca to Palmyra on Friday Ia take posses
sion ~ the church and install Father
Smith in the suspended priests place.
When in Palasyra he received a telc
gram from Satolli. ordering him TO sus.
pend his suspension" which order he
very reluctantly ob~yed, and did not
until Saturday. Had the bishop at
t-mpted 10 get posses-ion ~ the church
the congregation were ON the ground
prepared to resist him. This is the cul.
mination of long and hitter fight be
tween the bishop and Father Corbett.
and IL is considered Ia the language 81
fistiana. "nrst blood" for tho priests.
who have preferred charges against the
bishop before Mgr. Satoili. They charge
him with tysany AMI general unfitncss
for the cpisccpscy. and are prepared tn
prove their charges when the trial o.
cuss. IL was to occur last week. with
Bishop Scanncll. % Omaha. presiding.
but has been postponed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

w,salsoToS. May - Tn. report ~
the survey ~ route for a esile ic
tween tho United States aud tho lila
wai,an islands has been published by
the photographic office. The route
hnaily eelectci aa the mo-i feasible ia
alang tho rhomb hne between Monterey
Hay. tal. and Honolulu. IL requires a
minimum length ~ cable an,i pass
over an even bottom, consisting ~ seil
vh,ch - favorable f"f ,is protection and
prr@srs alton The total lragih is 2ios
aaiie-. 10 lr estimated that IL vtll es,ai
sl. 30 per mile fef making and laying
ne fsaf,ls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

And Ten Injurss by . Bo.d-sssd. Col
ts.soa.

AUSTIN. Tex. May Two fsr~ors
were killed and ten injured D, a head
end collision ON the suburban road fo
the dam late last night. The dead are.
Chsrics Link. FIREMAN. Frsncieco ssals,.
passenger The injured. Willie Brooks.
leg broken; Gus Piper. rngineef. tern
hly cut about face and t-oly. Tom Hol-
brook. Mn. l. y. s.cldbcck. L. y Gold
heck. ". y. Nsis-on. Maud Nlaks~.
Mrs. g r. Taylor. Mre Emma tseorge.
Jim Bell All the injured acre terribly
cut. The collision Was rauscd is the
incoming train negleciinr a. obey OF
dep g. take . eidesrack 90 allow the
other train "a pass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
DISCUSSED HOME MISSIONS.
United l'rs-bytrrians Have = Very
Warm Debate ON Hand

MoSsorrn. IllsL. May - Home
Missions was the subject ~ discussion.
81 the united presbyterian assembly to
day. The report - the board was pre-
sfntesi by DIR. w =. Owens ~ Indiana
Pennsy lyania. aud showed general AL
vaEccment. The appropriations are
larger than ever before. amounting Ia
ssiG,s Objection by some delegates Ia
the amounts given in aid 81 certain
places caused an animated discussion.
The scction ~ the report providing that
no aid be- given by the board in cases
where L-,s than half the salary II the
pastor - paid by congregation, was
adopted against strong opposition. A
resolution ~aa adopted favoring dc-
partment % theology at Knoxville. Tea
uessec. college.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Ic ssys China Has Never Threatened
so Iscsaltasr.

WssulSGros. May - Secretary
Gresham expressed today great surprise
at the interview with th. Chinese Six
cotnpuny's attorney. Hubley Ashton.
sent out 10y ihr press association last
night III. said The Chinese minis
ter has never given any utterance that
could even D.. twisted into threat to
rctaliatc should the t,cary law hc on
forced. Neither in there any correspond
enc. at the state department of such n
character. The reason for the enforce
mcnt ~ the law ut present is want of
money. The offer from San Francisco
- money Ia drport Chinese cannot bc
accepted The government docen't dn
business that say When We get tho
money from congress the Law will BE- en-.
forced. and do mol expect that China
will fetaliste in any manner"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

CaicAco, May -. In the matter u
awards aud the system adopted by the
national committssA with the aid II John
Boyd Thatcher, = Seaction sceuls 10 be
setting in. in favor u the much csiticiscd
chairman 81 the executive committee on
awards. Tho foerign commissioners
have not shown any inclination to re-
eede from their ezfiagpuislie position
tow ard the systeaa. but american cx.
hibitors are coming forward with let
ters expressive of their satisfac
ton With The system and cont
dence In Chairman Thatcher. Their
support will partially Offset the opposi-
ton Of the foreign commissioners. but il
the latter adhere to their determination
not t0 enter exhibits for award that
feature of tho exposition will lose its
inter national character and scope. Mr..
Thatcher said today that the foreigners
who sent the notices Of withdrawal Ia
the national commission either do not
or will not understand the merits ol the
SYSTEM. and that the American exhibi-
tors i'll stand solidly by him after the
system is explained to them. He says
there will I've no backing down on his
mart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Sunday Opening Victory.

CnicAco. May 2.-In the legal pro
cecdings brought against the worlds
fair directors to compel an open Sunday
or to restrain public admission on that
daS the former gained the first victory
this morning. Judge Stein issued n
temporary injunction. restraining the
directors from closing the gates on Sun
day. His ruling was made in accord
ance with the prayer OF bill filed by
Charles w. Clingman on behalf of him
self az a STOCKHOLDERS in the exposition
company and as citizen. Judge Stein
held that congress had made no law
compelling Sunday closing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

v,etFso ,ai. May - The Uniss,i
states sa.sss sisfsaee vessel M8niessg
seft sh~ rssy part the nosnlns ~ in a.
o., her haal af'icsai tsip at "a ih@
sffsfae-st hff main engines sni sasii
sgy mHfhtnefy sss given = nstss- n
t.sess. She e.li snshas t,snssht ia the
isay slsese saa fssat is~s1 - ss e. fsts ,
tbo esFlf tsste lsnaoeFae shen che viii
g., ..sst The fsssls4an s.ats "a Aaafs isaf
Iafa shaapal fha Aontrres = fuify
equipped snsi has TkifsY teEs q lesd ah
t4.ar.l g. espfsrsat tie seisht - her
tssTss afsnsH Aft yet plsses'i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

CucAco May -. Hawthorne results
were az follows
firs, race. FIVE furlongs Vaseal won.
Pcytonia eccoud. Roberta third. time.
i0sA.
Second. seven furiongs Torrent won.
Glen, SECOND. Jack R>belicu third.
time. l..s2i,
Thirsi. sis furlongs Weasemsn von.
rrince E.gen, s.eond. Natfell third.
time. itieis
Fourth. sevcn furiupr~ Contens won.
Sheet sosond. Craft third, time. les2i >.
Fifth sax furlongs rrctnwit ven.
Narvaex -~'ond. taiamnzoo third, time.
fHt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

GR.y.sIsp. May 2i--Firsi race. six
furlongs Chesapeake won. His High
ness second. Lizctta third: time. l;lil,.
Second. mile and quarter Dishlo
won. cand.labra second. Joe Kent
third: time. 2ost,.
Third, six furlongs Gold Dollar won,
Sirroceo second. Ambulance third;
time. Ill.
Fourth. five furlongs Medgje won
Crossiire colt second. Clara A.colt third,
time, i0a's.
Fifth. iurlongs Ia Jnisc won. Des-
post second Solitaire third: time. tkl,
Sixth. mile and sixteenth Now or
Never won. Long Beach second. Circu.
lar third: time. t9i,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
wonrcs.s rnn 4 MILLION.
s.si.~-tn. stree, Railway Attempts ca
rsy tt- Debts.

HavtsfoS. les. Msy =, lcstersiay
the t.alve~ts,p City EaiisHy company
hlef chsitai tnJr,gagr ~ favor a the
Nsw York t.usfsnsy and Indemnity
es,su pany q New Work CITY to secure
'ha pap Ynsnt q sifsotso . per cent
tsenty GEAR icnd- Tho nufigare
eoyrfs al the epmpanys real estate
isrnty .ix klssk- sad thirty one miies
- tsisssys and al tsanchlres and rrisi
lsgrs The ss@onhf secured viii Z. A.
riiei - tie astsnguishfneni = . d,li -
sf,stsS ahd O. increasing the piant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

LANSING. May - Candidates are
beginning Ia loom up in IN. recently
created thirty fourth judicial district.
comprised u ogemaw. Roscommon.
Gladwin and several other counties.
Among them are ex Senator Frank l..
Brindlo Of 6ladwin. Ge,rge l.. Alexan.
per and Henry A. Woodruff IL Rorcom-
mon. and Nelson Sharpe of West
Branch. Although the hill has not yet
been signed by the governor. all four are
making lively race for the place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
.struck q Iloruc.

ISpIsSAr,Lis. May - Train No.
thirty.six on the Louisville. New Albany
4 Chicago railroad struck horse in a
cattlc guard west 81 Broad Ripple this
morning. The engine and baggage car
we're turned over ani three other coaches
left the trick Engineer George Il.
Plant was fatally injured and dic,l in an
hour after the wreck. Fireman Viii
liaus was badly injured The wreck
Was only few miles from the Carmel
wreck ~ ls.o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Hc Discrtninass<s Iscswcea Japane-
ImIsosSerN. ls L. Alleged.

Nsw York. May ea-The Fairchild
commission "a Investigate the New York
custom house began solid work THE
morning. Appraiser Cooper took the
stand and was asked 90 tell what ha
knew sbou; the charges against Esanii
ner Wiswcll. Mr.. Cooper said that
there are three leading importers 81
Japanese goods. r. Simon A Co. the
japanese Fan company. and X issacs
A Co. On complaint wisnc~e looked up
records and found that Wissell had
made very varying apprsisemenis irn-
ported by the different iirms lie there
upon suspended wis~cll on January -.
1891. Who was. however. reinstaied hy
the secretary a the .sreasur, imnsedi
ately sfterward. Mr.. fairchiid read "a
extract from letter written hy wiiue.e
in which hc spoke ~ Wis~eii IN very
harsh tones and charged him with ds-
honesty. Il take man AZ ] find him. :
wss Mr.. Coopcr's only comment Ad.
journei until "Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
WANTS A wAKsHIP.
Minister Isx,icr Finally Cables About
the situation M Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON. May ~. For the first
time since his departure for his post IA
minister Ia Nicaragua. Mr.. Ballar has
been heard from officially. Secretary
Gresham today received cabiegram
from him sent from Mnnagua and dated
yesterday. The minister tclegraphs that
he thinks warship is necessary at Co
rinto. Of course he was ignorant 81 the
fact that the United States ship Alliance
Is Fastening Tn that point on the west
coast. and is expected Ia arrive at Co
rinto on "Wednesday. lie further says
that the war between the government
aud the reyolutionisis will probably be
come bitter. as th. ravolutionists are
aggressive and powerful. No news has
reached the state department indicating
that American residents IL Nicaragua
are being treated with harshness as was
reported ia telcgrams 10y way u Saliva.
dor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

L,Kor,. y. H.. May 2a-The Firss
National hank ~ Lako;a vss clo~ej b.
day ~ Bank Exsminos llrnsh on In
order ~ the commissioner - the cur.
rcDcs. The hank has been on the brink
of disaster Tor sis months aud ,s o~nei
by Aehle, r. Mesrs. and i,ei"ngr a. his
system ~ hanks ia fhis state The de.
pcsiiors are MT numerous and wiIl prot.
ably ~ PAID VA fpli
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

SCRANTON. Ia. May 29.-The Lacka-
wanna Steel company's blooming null,
engine room and boiler house In the
north mill were DESTROYED by fire this
morning. The fire originated in the
engine room. where great engines of -.
O00 and 5000 horse power were
located. These were ruined. The
boiler house was 5O0 feet long. The
loss will reach el25.0O. The entire
north works. which were running double
time to Till n big orler. will shut down
for three months. throwing over 100
men out of work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

81. PAut. May =, Word reached the
city last night that the body ~ Charles
= Rogers. presldcniof the Northwestern
Coriaiyr company. Who committed sui
eide on May 10. had been found in the
Mia,issippi river. two and half miles
below the bridge from which be lcaped
,p his death. The body hss bceu fully
t,let tisieI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

TKrMoSr. Pa. May ~. Through the
carclessness Of one of their number six
miners employed at Middle Creek col
licry ~ the Reading company were most
seriously burned by an explosion III gas
this morning. The names of the un-
fortunate men are: Charles Maurcr.
John Seager. Frank Huth. William
Bolts. William Brctzius and William
Errinan. The injuries 81 the first four
are fatal. The explosion WIS caused by
one II the men carrying "A naked lamp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Po.r HrsoS. Mich. May 9-Thc
report of the inspectors of immigration
for the week endiag May ~ has just
been made. showing :z3l pieccr IL bag
gage die .nfccted and 7aa immigrants in
spccted. The officers are taking every
precaution 10 prevent -dis-ase. and at
present there is no danger u epidemic
ut this port
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

pi,f.r's . o a. $50 lie 4
Haiune q . o q o o. : :
lffisfiss- Miles aud Nsek >ehsahf, ami
kpeiass'n. Umpire Lynch
tleseia q q o . 8 5
phAs = q o . o. O
ba,teFtsa* Nryhur sua ssssr; saonE
kliainsf H4Iafs- tisfaey.
Nee fs.,k.b o 4 . a 0 y - o
Ciaelnsse o O . q q o
ksusgiss llslaw.a as8 keilyi t,snsies
lain sifa NsnShs tn-Iar tHsslse
fiss..t,m o . q o a 81 rs :
tssssss . 9 os Q Cd Z
aslssfts ss,Ae saa paiisg iisnmsex
afa tHisa. IsuIses ~aftrf
ass..a ase efie . q f.A !
tasa.s, . > g :
t..isafs. --ssis as.d Nesssss Aststs.se
sa4 n l...s4 ssfst sfHtas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

KALAMAZOO. Mich. May 9-White
Cap letters have twice been sent 10
George Polasky. proprietor Of variety
store on Burdick street. warning him 10
close his store evenings. The clerks
union declared boycott against him
some time ago, but ne doesn't propose
10 have any one dictate to him. and has
placed the matter in the hands of AN at
torney. Tho letters threaten personal
violence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

HAvRE. May - NJ. Schob. a coffee
merchant, who has been trying fer some
time 10 corner coffee. has failed. His
liabilities exceed 1.ooooo francs. Tie
has been arrested for fraud in conncc.
ton with his speculation in coffee. BE.
fore his failure he was supposed - bc a
millionaire several times over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Ada Isehan as Justice.

CHicaco. May -. The Montana board
of worlds fair managers intends 10 give
that state all the boom possible at the
unvciling IL the silver statute Justice. y
for which Miss Ada Rehan sat ms the
model. The event Is set for tomorrow
afternoon. and large number OF invi-
tations have been sent out by the com
missioners. II the acceptances are
heavy the guests will have to crowd out
into the aisles 10 see the veil fall from
the silver likeness OF Daly's leading lady.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Yrancc.s Exhibit OpcnssL

CHICAGO. May 29.-Francc's exhibit
in manufacturers building. occupying
10000 square feet Of space. Was seen in
its entirety by the public for the first
time this afternoon. The main portion
IL the pavilion was open in the morning.
but il will be several days before all the
exhibits are properly installed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Prosis. m. MAJ - Tho meeting -
the bssard a directive ~ thes-. bisky
trust. which Vas - have taken place g.,
day. has ts-cn rostfons-i nnsii tsmorrow
la consrr~sf,sn with United Press
rrf-s-erssfiv. President tsr-enhuf gave
the information. bus would nof sa, " hy
the sx-~sson s-t fn~ soiss was no; bs,ld.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Australia and Austin 0obtans hfers
the Crescent City Athletic club is "a.
lArnnys hacker refused ~ soseps the
ARTICLES II sgrceaeEt froEa Gisshons
ealing fnf N additional coac~~tan II
two pounds and ~ Seaxh n on the
night u the contest Denny gss< %
England q get match with Osrrsoa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

LANSING. Mich. May H. Doc" Bent
ley pleaded guilty TO burglary at Mason
today. w. A. jackson. John SpiegcI
and Marcus Shacfcr. charged with con.
spring Ia escape from the Industrial
school. also pleaded guilty. All were
rcmanded for sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. TUESDAY MORNING. NAY 80. 1sGa

the building. h vss not the show
eases that attracted tAe people.
bas thsir shining golden contenis. aud
eseryt-siy went into Espturcs over the
bsautiss III the &c. lt Was the first dis
play u the breckenridge gold exhibit
IRON summit coonty and the costly
metal var sef out In thrse show casss
which anclased sltogether about tl5.ouo
worth ah specimcna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Cl~aSSsFi. May =, 4. N. s,einaa.
the Ieveler AZ Fourth and Race stf~es-.
n,aia an a-sisneent this aftesnssi0
Liabilities. fi2Usi, asse,s rsatSi 4
judgment fof si0un was died Ia fasUT
~ his a lfe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

" wksssl xores MAY - ceuati1 oiles
Eeisls. ssa tssiay iatsase.i ~ the failure
Il the tsauge National tsnk a Iamtsa
tissbla 1hs capital a the hsns q.
s1en sei the in5.stiasi ,lefs.sstz
st23 SAD
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

FoRr WAYNE. Ind. May 2o--All the
conductors and motor men II the Fort
Wayne Electric railway. about one hun-
dred in number. struck at q: % O'Clock
this evening. They demand an advance
in wages Of from 1874 TO Is cents an
hour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

DssVta- ttlt5-. Ma - The sIstf
Hs.s .asuai asestinz a ihs nsrtssi
iiasse Ml-slsaats ss-esety seaseaed 81.
ths fSrss hs,stsst ehsFeh Tbs e.gsaibe
The ness anniversary sai ls tel8 81
"a sf. "a ssFgiags, Nes NaFk The sse
siHns siii siss-r ss.ss6fgos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

go.ns-rrR. y \. May -. The Yates
schedules we're filed this morning. They
slos total as~si@. nominal value. sani8
l~t. actual ysiue. fe.6lasia, total IN
dcbte,inrra. -. ib5 'ssi contingent liabii
ii.ss. 81 ..gii 81. total liabilities. siiis
AL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

osns se8. Msy =, ds.issasi,s hss
sssii,s.a a. s..ses ssa assalas !. ss ess-essl
ihs. nssssiHg until IL e'ris&b ~ that
tsass the f.tes sese es,ss aside ffosa TEE
ssss.i - fgs,nt a ttFss uf.'sssFg ssosfeg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Lrr7as kocx, May 2a-sfssisl Grit
en- q tseern.ey. Hemgsfssa enursy.
ga. ssraslrssed rnfly this nssrning. he
he'd i.-en reoen;ls srroiussd Ic<iwsstss
- (.urrnsy ami ss8ss g. Hs1e g. nske
his lssnd. Hhsse returning buse lie
n a shot frx,ra sssi,uxh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

a Ncw YORK R~sssisr s~ys lie Win
Rhpw Up the IowM

- W. n0A ~ SstSt 88Je 1bG ~ ~
Rh,w Up the IowA
coarxsA. Mich. May - Suilivan's .
death IL 10 he avenged. Mayor Curtis
has received the fo.io~ ing letter
from New York. written ia poor
hand:
sDfAR SIE--As that happened 10 he
my cousin and they took on themselves
TO kill him ] will avengc him. Now,
by . will kill every one Il them.
aud more than that l will destroy the
hull city. Yours. citizen.
T. r. Sullivan.
BY. l mean IL aud you. too.
IL has now been learned that ia az
interview with his attorney. Suiliysn dc
MED ever having worked for Layton
lccch. and claimed TO be able 90 prove
an alibi. saying that he WAS in Indiana
at the time Of the murder. lie susid he
pleaded guilty in Justices court becsnse
Detroit detectives told him IL he didn't
he would bc hanged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Kansas Cir,. Nav =, The b,y farn,.
rrs' 4 Mechanics lumber yard. In this
city. owned ly - ~. Barkcr. the mil
liona,rc iumhcsman - Chicago. was
~eixcd tonight under mor,sa9, for
siwioco. held by George l.. Chapman
~ Iittnturr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

wssHiseros. MAJ - Comptroller
fckels said today that there ~err insis
eaisons that the theaascai National
back n Chicago sni the Capital Ma
sionai hack a indianapolis. iniisna
soaid resume bu-iass..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30
Fir I,uine a Town.

JACKSON. Miss. May 33-The busi-
ness portion Of Newton. sixty miles east
81 here. with the exception ~ four stores
was burned hast night. The loss will
aggregate SJo,on0. which IL about two
thirds covered by insurance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

h.s.xso l..ss. \ v, Asy ~ fsess
dent tieYeland eaitsae a stsfahas Ian
has iaeen completely renovated II i
stated that President leseish.i -ili -
eupg - ltaslaa ialf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

cAs1o<. ols,a. NAs - AZ the se~sun
ss-iss q sssss Esn~fhi syBea = he hssn
seslrai fsuthsTen ctufSh ffsulufiosss
a,s ise fhe rissf ssssetise & 90 ss5,rfkte
18th sfhpt rrzsnfvsrs ~ prchiistiug tie
sesfs@isrtsoa - struns df1nks ipto Ess
alnnc. fses stsfn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Dssssa. ga MAJ - fha Fst~eea
fl..s ba- 4i1asissss.l tas cszs sesiast -
isi4sas = t.s.sidsfea h I whe = 81
eiasss,i 4 tth ihs slafsief q Ne lissas
- ss.a hs 80 gssa kss sissEi4 psias
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

"a s1esssstss. &As - 1sr.sl a. -
fs< 49, ss~iay sgg~aet..i - resses-i ssrth
, - st~sfrrot. - i>ssfeeass-t - t-sssta
GFssd kapsts. kss.l eass. Aiek 90.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

C..e..s-, M4f - ghs prsasssl
iasteA t~'seeea Aestia t,esss q