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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
REPEAL Is A WINNER
The Senate at Last Agrees to a
Vote.
PffftR's AMENDMENT LOST
yoorhee.' sat-tftafs for the wfi-oa
Bil Il Agreed % ~ Bsx Massrity.
Now ror tbe fin.l fe~t-

WAtsaS5res. Oct. z.--Mr. Voorhees,
IA. aftsraoon drove a nail through the
parliamentary conditioa u the repsai
hlH and ellnehsd II oa the other s.as.
thereby preventing sny possible actson
looxing - the substitution a ths Wilson
bsll fof his oSn. - had been suggested
might 30 done The afternoon had worn
slsng pretty late When the tinanes eoaa-
mittes chairman az the conclusion of
Mr Jones speech called up the free
esanass an.endmeat of Mr.. Pefer and
after little parlsying and brief state
nent BY Mr.. Pedsr. secured a vote shich
defeated u by majority q eleven. the
sats beiog - - =. As soon asthat Was
doae Mr.. Voorhees, seized the eopportunity
"a arranss his legislative sigaal lights
aa1 give the nasr proposition clear
track u The room ~ the engro-sing
elefx. Shs senate has been discussing
efat has bcen known by courtesy a.
kauae bil Ma. I. bal ia reality the sub
.titai,s u Mr. Voorhees,. the second sec
ton q the bill Containing declaration
in favor u q bt metallic policy. Mr..
VOORHEES, asked the seCate 10 consent
that the substitute be voted upon and
lad ssofoTs TIE senate with the distinct
unoerstarding that " ssouid retain all
ths rights of the original bill and be
subject :, amendment a. the vii II the
scnate. Inls aas agreed 10 b. the re-
5narkabie vote q ~ yeas 20 nays. neg
alive being Allen. Bate Call. Coke. Irby.
kyic. Priler Roach and Vance.
xssorher<' BnI the favorste.
Thas vote indicated that the senate
bili a. . tasis of sct.o1 vas overw be.m.
inziy the favorite % all factions a.
ag4isst the Wilson bili. as IL came from
a.. house. The first amendment offered
was that Os SiF. Perkins % California.
which. ID addifioa % some minor pro
VISIONS. authorixes tho FREQ coinage of
the American product of silver. the gov
srument retaining - per cent as seig
norage This - the pending amend.
ment and ALL probably be voted upon
800 after Mr. WoieOtt makes few re
marks IN the morning Notice has been
glseu Of something like twenty-five
amendments and they may be offered one
after another. IN this n dore and each
senator presenting them briefly, II -
hardly hkely that they can be disposed
% tomorfoW. Much less likely will this
lie he result IL any Of the amendments
precipitate a discussion. although Mr..
Noorhees i1fimatcd his intention of pre-
venting delay BY enforcing rule ;. which
permits that one speech by any senator
on any question. and that limited 10 i've
mioufes- Some senators. however. deny
that The condition q the ball Is sucn
that truie ; can he applied b Il. III the
end appears in sight tomorrow NJ. Voor-
h-.s may Ask the senate 20 remain until
: o'clock IN the evening. but such a cou.
tiageucy 10 Improbable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
DAISY cARLs>p suicipEp.
Daughter of tk-Aticrnes General
Takes Her Own Isfsl

WssntScTox. Oct - Miss Daisy
Garland aged - years. daughter q ex.
Attorney General Garland. committed
suicide 81 her home here this Afternoon
hy shooting herself through the heart
vith her father'e revolver. There vas
nothing IN tie young lsdys eenditioB
this morning g insilcafe any mental tsis
turbance snd she coBserssd with the
family IN regard toashssife party Fhsch
she was o. give fonieht AftsreHrs she
peat q her rCsan snd ~ louchenr tiuse
ono Il tis family went ~ cal Der fte
issiy vae found lsine On ffe f'nsv desd.
Ths hady uas stii eayu indirsiiar fhsf
the stof hed teeo afed osy q short
titHe rfssicusiy. fbuaxh ~ ere iH fhs
hssfse lienff ~ repaft Miss tfaFisnd
rsceatif ieff hrrae sas~fefictss'f erd was
f.uf.l 8 faifsre--t thFs.s sisys af-frusr3.
n .ss ti,ulza3s fs.en.is say that fte has
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
WRECKED PACIFIC STEAMER


SAS FnAscisco. Oct 27.--At a late
hour this afternoon the steamer City of
New York was lying little 70 the
southwest. slightly Gown BY the stern
and small last 90 port. Her hold h full
q water and the main deck just sashed.
She Is hard aud last on the rocks with
about twenty six feet of water on the
port side amidships Wreckers are At
work stripping her. with the object Of
floating her. vhich may DO done il the
weather continues favorable Her cargo
is being discharged into lighters in a
damaged condition should the bulk.
heads Of the vessel. fore aud aft. break.
the water viii then have no resistance
aud it will he then only 4 question Of
time when she will go 10 pieces
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Wreck Mystcr, solved.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Oct. 27.-The
charred remains of what were supposed
TO be baby. which have been tenderly
cared for since taken from the wreck.
today was found upon examination To-
be large piece Of bologna sausage. The
sausage formed the body. while a tongue
sandwich. few brains and two badly
charred human feet were found near il
and added to the mystery. They were
all placed in one sack aud labeled
"A baby" The mystery Of why the be-
rcayed parents never appeared to claim
the poor little charrcd body is thus
clearly solyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

PsRrs. Oct q. The state funeral of
M. Gounod wRs held TO-DAY. The body
was removed 10 the Church q the
Madeline from the residence. An inl.
ncnse crowd flied the streets and
boelesaris In the vicinity The intsror
81 the church was hung with black
drapery dotted with silver starr and
trimmed with heavy fringe. Similar
embiems OF mourning drsped the por.
tico. A committee has been formed Tor
the purpose cf erecting a monument 10
the deceased emperor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Ne N.rde~c6 Hs wis WINE He
WAk DruAk.

FRFsso, Cal. ocl IF. q. Vincent
sho vas convicted a Gsurder IN 1891.
was hanged in the county lan court
yard 81 nooa tEsisy. On DeoeDber "a.
is}a. finrsnt. while nnder the inflasnos
q liquar. shot and killed bis xife. she
had besan pfotxrdinxs for disorcs on
account Il his cruelty. Ii xAs . cold
bloodsd murder. and Vincent narrowly
escaped telng isnched BY the infaristed
elflzens Vincent;s case had been APP
resied 20 the state and Unitcd States
supreme court. and the declsion of the
lower court Vas stfirmsa In both c2sea
The murderer passed sleepiess night
bat ate hearty breakfast this naorning.
and xent firssly 10 the sc&fiold. main.
tanning his courage 10 the end
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

sCHcaGo. Oct. 27-John Miller and
son Lewis OF East Dubuque. ID. regis
tered at the Reaper MOTEL. Blue Island
and Oakley avenues. last night This
morning when the door Of their room
was broken open the son was dead and
the father unconscious. Farmers both
and unused 10 gas. one had pursued the
usual method and blown u out The
father will recover in time 10 attend bis
sons burial in East Dubuque tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

CHrcsso. Oct 27.-Chief of Customs
John n Com-tock and Superintendent
20 Immigration stump arrived here
frsn Washington this sfternoon 20 look
after The interests of the United States
in the closing II the worlds fair and the
removal a imported merchandise Sup.
srintensient stump has = special duty 10
perform IN seeing that the Foreigners on
the NidNay are taken nat % the United
States ntoa the conclusion q their en-
ca.rs,r,aut heFp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
-Four Persons slightly Injured.

PRINCETON. Ind. Oct 27.-.At Blu
ford. Illinois. twelve miles east Of Mt.
Vernon. east bound passenger train No.
3, due here ~ ! a m. was wrecked by
the breaking down OF the tank to the
engine Every coach was turned-over
on its side. Engineer Alien. Conductor
Henning and the Pullman porter and
one passenger were slightly cut and
hruieed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
TO GUST Mr.. LINTON
Weadock Wants His Seat Given
to Mr. Youmans
cLAIMISGAPA DEFEATED HIM
his ttesoissisa of Investigation with
dr.~a Until sfr. Linton he Given
. Chance to Defend

WAsHiseros. Oct 2T.-In the houss
today Mr. weadoek desired 10 introduce
a privileged resolution. II directed "a
investigation into the right q Mr Ian
ton. who represented the eighth district
OF that state. 90 u seat In the house in
the name OF the contestant, Henry NJ.
foumsns He declared that the elec.
ton Of the sitting menher was com-
passed with the influence Of an organ
ized society operating in Michigan aud
several other western states. He asked
that the right Of Henry NJ. Yoanans 10
the seat occupied by Mr.. Linton be in
quired into. and that IL found entitled
to u. the forines should be declared
member of the houss The election of
the sitting member wrs illegal and in.
valid. lie suggested that there should
be an investigation into the existence
and animus ~ the society which had
been instrum >atal in sending NJ. Linton
10 the hpnsa a society which was un-
American. Illegal. and under the laws of
Michigan a traitorous organization. liz
was a society existing. in tho state of
Michigan and other western states,
whose existence was a menace To the
states aud subversive OF the prosperity
and welfare Of the people. IL was a so
ciety which had gone 10 the extent ot
ordering large supply OF arms and am-
munition.
Wradock Called Down.
Mr.. Hopkins ar. Speaker, the gen
tleman Is out Of order. He has no right
a.. -.
lawful society or organization. lie calls
this society traitorous and Illegal. and
make the point OF order that 1t il not
question OF personal privilege under the
Iules Of this house There is nothing in
the granting OF personal privilege
which gives him the right TO make such
statements as he is induIging ia. make
the point df order that his resolution is
not o: personal privilege. and l move it
be referred To the committee on privi-
leges and elections.
The speaker overruled the point OF
order and stated that IL was permissible
for the gentleman Of Michigan TO ask an
inquiry OF the right for any gentleman
TO seat 10 the house.
Mr.. Weadock thereupon took up his
attack on the A. p. A.. but his remarks
wene lost in the storm which broke about
his head. IN which Mr.. Hopkins and Mr..
Dingley took a prominent part. When
he could be heard again he announced
that owing to the opposition encount-
cred. he would withdraw his resolution
until the member most affected, Mr.
Linton. should be present to speak in
his own behalf and in defense Of the
A. y. A.
Mr.. Springer. from the committee on
banking and currency. reported reso-
luton calling on the secretary OF the
treasury for certain Information regard
ing state banks The resolution called
for the number OF banks which had
failed. the amount lost. the New York
receipts OF such banks and for other in.
forma alton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
TRAIN pssPATcsER's FAuiE
is.ilro.d Mast Par $4,000 fsr kiii-
ing an Eagsnccr.

TKRas HArTK. lad, Oct 27.-The
largest verdict ever g.sen in sullivan
county on = damage suit was awarded
to-day on q suif of the administration OF
Edsard u. Tohill. Tohiil was an engi-
ncer on the Evansville 4 Tsrre Hause
railroad, aud was killed near Vincennes
last spring. through fhe. .careleesncss ot
tile train dispatcher. The esse has been
bitterly contested The jury awarded
ssi.uOO damages
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
HENRY JOHNSON DROWNED.
His Wrecked saiIboat Foand South
of Frankfort.

BESsoSiA, Mich. Oct. 27.-Henry
johnson. nm ECCENTRIC resident OF this
place, embarked from Fran kfort Tues
day. intending to cross Lake Michigan
alone in a sailboat His intention was
To go via Chicago and the Mississippi
river to New Orleaus, all the way by
water. His boat has been found vrecked
on the beach south o. Frankfort and the
life saving crew are SEARCHING for his
body. This il the .pxteome os a plan he
has had for several years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

suit to Sst Aside y Mortgage OF
$500. 600.

TSpfASAPoL4s. Oct. 27--John +. Nc
GattEan. receiver % the Premier Steel
works. He'd a rather sensational suit IN
the superior court today asking that tho
ss0C10 mortgages held by a. r. south
veil of Chicago be set aside for the
reason that u vas fraudulenily ob
tained Sauthweli American Trust
company of Chicago and the Premier
company are made defendants The
mortgage wss given August l. 1897. ~
secure the issue ~ $4,000 bunds. With
n. American Trust company a. trus-
saaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

LoSDoS. Oct "a yke arctic esplor.
ing ship Fran. commanded by Dr.
Nansen. Is reported B. have been lost
among the icebcrge Of northern
Siberia The news is brought by
a Norwegian who has lust ar
rived from Siberia He saye the Fram
was sighted by native Samoyedes. She
Was lahoring heavily in the ice and had
alread, been disabled. Dr Nanasna
expedition left Christiania June - last
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Burrow. Predicts a victory.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.--Congressman J. c.
Burrows OF Michigan returned today
from an extended tour OF Iowa. where
be has been making numerous cam
paign speeches for Candidate Jackson
The big Kalamazoo man declares that a
republican victory in Iowa over the
democrats in already assured. it being
but case OF by how large majority"
Ex x-Senator G. f. Wright of Des Moines.
Iowa. who accompanied the congress
man. also talked eneouragingly Of Jack
sons chances over Governor BoiesL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
REGENTS CANNOT BE SUED.
Supreme Court So Decided In the
Windy City.

LANSING. Mich, Oct y. The supreme
court has decided the case OF John
Weidner OF Ann Arbor vs. The Regents
Of the State university. The ground
taken by Justices Grant, Hooker and
Long who signed the main opinion Is
that the regents can't be- sued. The
constitution gives them exclusive con
troll Of the university, and they are to
have the same immunity from suit that
Is accorded To- the state itself. Weidner
had furnished some material to Con-
tractor Lucas. who built one OF the uni
versity hospitals he claimed Lucas
would not pay him for this, and he then
sued the regents, holding that they were
liable
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

AvILLA. Ind. Oct 27.-The Noble
county grand jury last night returned
an indictment against John Connors
and % Eva Flint s Tor eomPIls.iy Ts., 10 the the
are the only persons under arrest for
that crime. They have been in jail at
Albion for some time. and will not be
tried until the December term Of court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Dovsetsc. Mich. Oct Charles
Ssmsou. aged h Who uas scntenced 10
the Lansing reform school Tor heing
drunk and eecapS. bss been rcarrested
for firing Moores erpcery store last
night Moore appeared against him At
hia first trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

LoSpoS. Oct s5.-l, has been learned
that the American who vHs arrested on
board the steamer Fuertt HiEmarck on
her arrival az Southampton ycstrria, is
not named Windeli His right name -
Ewald Outtemann. lie wRs brought up
in the Bow street police court today on
proceedings and reman3ed
FOR a further hearing. Tie prisoner is
wanted in New York on a charge - en-.
A.c~~lennnrf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
DETAIL oF THE VOTE
How PETERS Amendment Failed to
Go Through

WAsHfycrox. Oct 25.-The senate was
i.-ii ~ order at II o'clock today and
tne repeal biii eas taken up. Senators
stewart aud Jones continuing their
speeches against H. Both senator's.
without concluding. asked leave To re
sanie tomorroW. having occupied the
seaats until S.t5.
Mr. voorhees, the meantime, a.
there seems % be no other senator ready
O. 70 on nov. | ask FOR a vote on the
pending question.
The Wee President The question IL
on th- amendment offered by ths sen
ator from Kansas
Dir. AIlen callesi for the reading % the
amendment aud j. vas read IL pro
y.iss t0r TIE colaing - silver bullion
tisfosii.d - any owner thereof as under
the a. - January ls lSS1. and rsvives
ami ~ -eracfs that az and repeats all
acts in cunfict herewith.
hir voorhees, inquired how much tiune
the senator fcoul Kansas desired. and
niifd Jass II toe various amendments
were io .eld O. bong debate he would ask
o. hsse thsm considered under rule 5
lin iicg esbste % ays minute speeches.
ofttraise be would resort O. another
rletnasi @ tispossg p them.
ir i'ssfsr aid h. asa 90, desire - &C.
rurs very such time. We have not
surfeadered SIR President. he -aid . Ga
= ale sarmth. -cor d. Ne intead O.,
Is io not intend % iatrrpose suy fac
q "a gppasitiar. tut - intsad az every
stag n the bili e. iaterpoee dstermincd
resistance aad determined oppos. ton. I"
There sas 40 further cbiection iatrr
r.,se,i b taking ihe vote IN Mr. PETERS
snfnimenf The amendment was lost
hv = euts q 81 % ~
The Vote IN D~fail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
CITY OF coacord Missing.

PoRr HuRoS. Mich. Oct. 2T.-The
steamer City OF Concord and her con
sort, the Dunfore. left here twenty seven
days ago % load cedar in Georgian bsv
and nothing has been heard 70 them
since The City ~ Concord - rated at
$1,000 and carried crew of fifteen men.
She was built in ls6-. The Dunford
carried crew of SIX and vas valued at
Al 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

CHrcAso. Oct n --Coumissionor Az
rey of Ontario. per,fer q The rrotiu-
cial parliament. was tonight presented
by the members 81 his staff NJ the Ca
madam pavilion With sn Illuminated
address and several piocfe II s,iv~rware
as = mark Of appreciation = his ro-sstesy
90 al and his executive ability. - shown
Ia Ontario's spiendid ekhil4t NJ tbs faif.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Engine and Frclght Cars wrcckcd.

TIFrIx. Ohio Oct IA west bound
Baltimore A Ohio passenger train
crashed into Pennsylvania freight
train on the crossing in the eastern part
OF this city this morning. The engine
and three of the freight cars ~cre de
rallied and completely wrecked. None
of the passengers or trainmen were in
jured. though all received lively shak.
ma mn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

INDIANAPOLIS. Oct 27.--James W.
Ebanks a. fatally shot this afternoon
10y Patrick O'kcefe at the latter's home.
Two years ago Ebanks betrayed % keefe' 3
daughter and later compromised with
her. He called at the house today and
quarrelled with the old man IN the
couse Of which the shot vas fred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

CHARLFsrpS. W. Va. oct 25.-News
has Just reached here n boiler explo-
slon IN Boore county Ia which James
Hufinan. engieeet. and Charles Acipar-
mon we're instantly kliifL Charles
Barker vas fstails hurt AcDarmon .
bs,llv was ki9run COO feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

FoRT WAYSY. Ind. Oct II The jury
which has listened FOR three days 20 the
trial OF Joeeph Deal Tor the murder 81
Hugh crye. Sr.. at Edgerton. Indiana.
last June. returned verdict THE morn.
ing. finding the prisoner guilty 81 man
slaughter aud fixing the penalty st tif-
teen years in the states prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Eva~syTGx. tnd. O.-t. III Harry r
Fsitou. general freight agent - the
Exanssilic 4 Tsrre Haste. has tsneiersa
his resignation. % take eject Novea.
her 4 BE vii kecofne gsBersi freight
sesat = tie Chicaga = tastefn Illinei~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

TrufprxprvcS- Iowa. Ort - Rain
lrst night aud this morning eft the
track heavy. hut Deveffheless good time
was made ~ the trotters. a. ths 2 -
frof Nathalie ard Hoiick Did the dzhs
inr. ard each had tee besir and une
dad heat placed 20 their credit vis'n
rain frferfrrfd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
cauehs an a shan and Kulcsl

HoLLAxp. Mich. Oct q Lew Bailey.
employed Ia the Fiove factory. vas
caughtin belt this morning and whIrled
around the shaft several fimes lie p zs
killed instantly. The shaft tore on both
arms and threw the nangled body On
the floor. Bailey was 20 years Old md
leaves a family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Aysr are the neulbsrs q the finance
CON nittes. xho sith Mr. kiiswortb.
have secured nearly D0oo0o0 70 the
museum fund IN ics< than three weeks
Ap informal understanding has bsen
made between the directors and the
South Park commissioners TOR the re-
tention Of the nne aria palace as tie
museum building % rensaln permanently
as "a ornament to jackson psrk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

on the door a Abs Bush. sster1n hun-
t<r and nshermsa. Tharsdsy nssht
wHIIKckrs
R4aDwrp. ocl - -
Mr.. Abe Bnsh u pa Do4f ks~r ysax
Mouth Shut about ths men 81 hxlxin Shoot
iug and hs1ing 0uf Of Season Ee NiI 20
together And ship Hi out - Yoa lct ihis
ID warning - Yos
Bsvsre. Nzsk.cAssI
The warning xss writes on manila
wrapping paper. and a. the t.sf of the
sheet Was a rude drawing q sknll and
cross bopcs. The noiics IL she sork a
men sho have been kciing hroek ucut
by dynamite.
Mf. bnsh ,s one a the oiar.f ssAsr.
men Ia Baldwin. lie . sels-<nosn 10
most u the trout fsha ~ ia the stats.
and hes actsd as guide foF scores of
them. The trout streams ia th~ Ficinits
of Baldwin we're tha n. - Tfoiific a Eny
In the state until the dynamifrrs began
90 get IN their work The sfresrss hAd
been carefully stocked and tennhod With
specklcd bsautlcsA The Pere MarQuefis
river FOR many years has furnished great
sport for hshermen. and some ~ the
finest froat ever c4lghf in the slate
have been pulled cut 81 lie waters
Lately gang of poachcrf ln the vicinity
~ Baldwin have bcen using dynamite.
and thousands Il the neh have eocn
killed. The snost objectionable feature
Is that the young uout as weil as the
larger fish have been killed - the ex-
plosive. and the streams have been
Practical. ruined for trout fishing pur
poses.
State Game Warden Hampto has
been after the yiolafOrs - The game
law, and as a result Dcpcty Marshal
Brewster has arrested Mot: Gleason.
William Duifin and n. 4 Wickham.
three well known citizens - the town.
Gleason Is saiocn keeper and b. known
Ia the woodsmen al over northern
Michigan. Mr.. Bush. Who has opposed
the depreciation % the trout destroyer.
is believed by them 90 be the person
who gave the Information leading q The
arrest Of the accused parties and for
that reason they banker Tor hit scalp
The writer Of the letter - kno~n 90
the officers. and as result the enihrso
Nhitecapper will be in the county iaii ia
lesss than week. A defermined effort
viii be made by the authorities 20 stop
the destruction of trout
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Presidential Nomination.

wssBg~croS. Oct. 2T.-The president
today sent % the senate the t5losing
nouai1at.ous. Postmasters Michigan
Thomas X Kyle. Tecnmssh. Alphonso
BreNb. Frankfort Indiana Silas j.
Brsnaon. Auburn. Lpcins %. Bishop.
Cliaton, Patrick Dillon. Hsughvllle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

BEussfi.s. Oct 27.--Eiehf. miners en
pioyed al the Moporol coal pft ~
Eochum we're larsed today hy the fell.
ing of the roof - The gsilefs where thef'
we're working. There is &c chaucs q
auy of them being rescued alive
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Lassixo. Mich. uct - The bo.rd
- state suditcrs this saorniBs settled
the hong pending Thanas MaY's lard
case - t.sse,ng a rcsol1sion s.l8v ltg
Msy tne eam - si3E0 the amount
sgrpes apon ~ ne legislature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

~. LoiFs Oct 21-Ths stnl,les -
William tlefciler were destroyed ~ 'ire
this mofning Seferfeen borses gFere
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