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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
PUBIC pEsr INCREASING,
Cariisis's Nosens-r Statement shows
n Mas Sa7ia. f3s.as.

WAsHIsuroS. Dec. The debt state
ment issued this afteraoea shows net
increase ~ the pubsic debt. less cash ia
tie treasury. during Novem Der OF s6. iii.
Ls4T The interest bearing debt IN
creased eleD.uOo. the non interest bear
If.g debt decreased S3IssJd5O. ana the
cash in the treasury decreased sT,09i..
6iiy5. The balances OF the several
classes of debt at the closs Of business
on November 20 we're: Interest bearing
debt. s5sJ. J.1s9:5o; debt on which inter
est has ceased slnce maturity. sl.srs,.-
3co.36; debt bearing no interest sssi.-
1M. .IlaSI; total. s93l. .56s. $40 IL The
certificates aud treasury Notes offset by
an equal amount OF cash in the treasury
outstanding at the end OF the month
were s599 -. 81. an increase OF sll, ,6l9,-
SAL The total cash 10 the treasury was
s73i. .sa0335.s5. The gold reserve was
ss2.959.Oi0; net cash balance, ell. .240.-
j6T.Ss. Ir the month there was de
crease ia gold coin and bars ~ 81 l52,-
0i3.26. the total al the close being sl6l.-
l22l2s. OF silver there was an increase
Of s52. l2261 OF the surplus there was
an national bank Repositories ELI .220.93
against so. Al .si067 at the end OF the
previous month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
AGAINST FREE ORE AND COAL.
southern Democrats Strongly Oppose
the Proposed Wilson Tariff

H&t5 otFohktt oRfrbco
the Propased Wilson Tariff
B.LrrmokE. Md. Dec. Tho Manu-
facturers Record Of this week will pub
Iish over two pages OF letters from lead
ing southern people as TO the effect that
free ore aud coal would have
upon the Industrial interests Of that
section. Most Of thoss .ietters are
written by democrats. E but with
out exception they are strongly against
free coal aud equally so with
one exception against free iron
ore President kimball OF the Nor
folk & Western railroad who has taken
such an active part in the develope OF
the coal interest in the virginias, says:
Principal products OF Virginia and
West Virginia are coal. lumber. iron ore.
salt and pig iron. The proposed placing
OF them on the free list will. in my
opinion. result most disasfrousIy to the
interests OF those ststeA The practical
effect of placing coal and iron ore on the
free list will be To drire the labor Of this
country. now engaged in their produc-
tion and handling. out OF employment.
or to reduce il TO the same low state Of
wages and conditisr Of the foreign
countriee from which the shipment will
be made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

Hawsiisns Want q Monarchy. Hat
Oppose the Qneera

PRf~crTo~. y J.. Dec i.-Prof. Will
lam Lihtey reached Princeton this after
noon. after a tWo monfhs visit 90 the
Haeaiisn isispds IN speaking q the
political complicstion. Prof ilibt.ey said
he Travelled extensively ard gathered ihe
thoroughgoing sentiHaent - the natives
on the QUESTION # annsrat,on ~popo.
lar sentiment he ssid "a clearly
against political union sifh the Inifea
states ] helieve the natives Eouid r..
turn ~ monarchy 2 they sere ssE.5 -
rose on the qas~tion 1hsF woald rot
vote 70 enshrone Idliua kslsni fney he
iexe her tre&cteTeBs Tbs defhrore3
qaeen - Thoroughly nereenafy Sne
wss II the bottom - The lcstefy sctisfne
sas hss outraged ths test sentiments -
The isfsaas ~ hes schssse q iesTsiISs fh@
IsportSpee II the sac q cYlB Hr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

OarRrtS. Ohip. pec , u smith.
q studeu; Ia the comaaereiai department
st Nherliu eoliegel egs crHqictei before
Iufige Rlc xs an the feslsfsi cpuri today
frr earrFinx on IN illegal i54unr traliic.
~ ehtch means he vts pa ~ his Fsy
through eoilnvss tie otfsIued the
hseng ff-m Narth Caroiic8 in thsee ga
ban nfs and aparatesi on the North Car
oifna sFaf-an ~nish trtei % evssie ar
rest ant Ff into North Carolina h8f
sas mrstai ard arrested - tnitet
cisiss Marshal hassrH Who hrosght
him r'cs to pberltn The seriense -
The lUtxe lmFa-es fne 4 500 and
thirty dave ln the xrrs house..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Ma.,er so,crcien.. Policr.

BALTINoRE. Dec l.--James s. Sover.
eign. the new general master workman
Of the Knights % Labor. speaking today
of the future policy in the work % the
ord + said; My iirst efforts after get
ting acquainted with the details of my
office will be directed 20 getting around
among the people and thoroughly or
ganizing them again. Every energy
possess will be devoted 10 building up
the organization. have always been a
firm friend ~ Powderly. aud viii be
largely guided by his advice and that oi
the new executive board oi the order"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
ue,,o,. shin Knock out.

WASHINGTON. Dec News 81 the
escape of Admiral Mello reached Wash
ington today BY cablogrsm from L Uuiyesi
States Minister Thompsea AZ kio as fol
lows. Admiral Mello left the bay this
morning on the Aquidau going south.
There has been supposliion enter
tains-l here that the admiral when be
left Rio. which movement vae expected
10y the officials would steam north with
the intention ~ meeting the Nichtheria,
lately the II Cid but the fact that
Mello has gone south gives color 10 the
story that he vcssei - in tad condition
and unft 70 cope vIth the feet cruiser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
aELLo's wAnsHIr DAMAeEn


LONDON. Dec IA dispatch crosn Rio
Janciro state that the insurgenf admiral.
Meiio. has tnaliy Fuecee,ied Ia forcing a
passsge past the forts enfering the lIay
al Rio JaneiTo The passage was not
effected until some desperate nehiing
hsd teen done. The entrance - guarded
by Fort Sac .IoAo and water battery
oa the strip II land extending nertheast
from the sugar loaf. Fort Lage. Fort
Santa Cruz AID Fort Rlo Adsiees frcn
another source state that when Mello's
flagship the Aquidan. Was seen sp-
proactirg the forts. q heavy fire Was ia.
rected against her. che replied briskly.
and the tight Was kept up until she ran
pact the forts snd was out q range.
The government forces generally snf.
fered severely. After Toe Aguidan Was
out n range she stood away for the
south Ii rs coniccturcd al kio Janeiro
that she will eject repairs as rapidly As
possible at sea. and then cFaise in the
vicinity Of Cape 81. Rogue 10 intercept
the Nichteroy and America, the impro-
vised warshlps now ON their way from
New York TO reinforce President Peixoio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

teet ofies baslding the rspart shoss
that additional eaiidanzs aust be COO
stractsd for the ass II the lnteEior De
partment
The aationsl parks aed forest reserve.
tioe receive careful attention I.egisla-
ton is urged. vnieh viii require the sec
retary of war 10 detail troops 10 guard
and protect these reservations.
The conditions 81 The terrstorios. New
Mexico. Arizona. Utah, Oklahoma and
Alaska. Is carefully resiewsd- IL con
neuds ATszons and Nes Mexico for
statehood k<terfing to Oklahoma il
says. The soil u Okiahona is rich asd
the resources great aadthe deseiopment
niirselogs IL Is 10 be hoped that at an
early date ibis ferrstpry may assume the
responsibilities of statehood"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

PAIRS. Dec. Lit Is announced semi.
officially that the persSnpel OF the min
istry viii be made public tomorrow.
The forecast IL as foiloxs. NJ. Cas.mir
Perier. prime minister and minister az
foreign affairs; NJ. Reynal. minister of
the interior; NJ. Burueau. minister 81
finance; NJ. Dubost. minister OF justice;
M Marty, minister OF agriculture; NJ.
Spuller minister OF instruction; General
Mercier. minister Of war; NJ. Delcasse.
minister OF the colonies; n. Jonnart,
minister of public works; Admiral Laf.
fon. minister Of marine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
BRiBERy IN cRoxIN CASE


uIt AEatuNN 1uEOf.
CHckGo. Dee. L. Sensational facts
ard still more startling ruuors marked
tDdays brief session OF the Ccughlin
trial Juror r. &. Rehn was charged by
Attorneys WIng and Donahoe with hay.
ing committed perjury on his examina-
tion and hls dismissal vas requested.
tie may be arresied IL Vas whispered
about the court that one % the men
prominent IN the prosecution xas OF
frred $1,000 last Wednesday IL he
would consent 90 81 conduct the case
that COUghlia would he acquitted. The
nefarious proposition - said To have
ieen made By man holaiDg
q responsible position in the en-
pioy x tho city When the proper
time comes fun exposure % the
attempt az bribery vii he made. Ii il
propatie that before tomorroW night a
pli.ts officer. whose pauc u kGoNn. but
~ withheld at the requcsf % the prose.
cut.on. vii be taken into custody.
charged gith having participated IN the
murder - Dr Cronin. tie Is saiI 90
have been the nan who closed the door
u the Carlson cottage behind the un
fortunate physician
( gly rumors cave prevailed lately
among those intess q "a in the case. that
cert<ia persons. Nho ought to have ths
succcss 90 tne pros ecution az heart
seem o. iean % the other side. 10 - IN
timstec taat prominent official has
openly expressed the desire that Cough
ia sE0uld he acquitted. aGd it Is further
ssii that Be- Sas Instrumental IN placin.
the a zcaried Juror. Wilson. on the
panel 10 is pros able that a tFemen
dgus explosion may take place any day
in the g.l-s Vhen one q the assistant
states attorneys may make 60 the court
a ssa'emsut that wii surpass ia seusa
tnnal Importance anything coonected
with the tragedy except the murder
I'll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

laisred sa- the bai.ding ssxt door On
isnta stseet oecaplsd b John Altehs.-
s-s1. mzasfaetureF u tobacco pipes
tAss establishment sss partially de
stroyed. entailing . loss u $1,000 All
~ ths giass Ia the xledoxs u the blg
Isrseseraacs anil on the nortn side of
tciumeia ageans sss broksn o. the
heat anu the woodwork sss scurehed.
bat the nrsmen saved the bailsi16g
-Four hosemea sere caught uader fall
ing eali and hurt Peter Rittenbo0se
aud William hetteek. 10th having legs
crushed. being the most severely inluEel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Cariin Party safe.

KENpRICK. Idaho. Dec. L. The Carlin
party. who were supposed 10 have been
lost IN Bitter Root mountains. Idaho.
arrived here safely with the exception of
George Colgate. the cook. who fell sick
and was left 10 die ID the mountains.
The party consisted o, ". l.. Carhn. son
of Brig. Gen. William Carlin. J. Pierce.
brother in-law of Mr.. Carlin. and a. l..
A. Himmelweight, secretary OF the Co
lumbia Grant company % New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

Bl0anf h. ! bsliese. thorough, honest
ln hls reports ~ she sediments a. Hone.
luiu. lie shoaiu have pushed he Al
euirles 10 The ouuying districts - veil
Tue restoration e monarchy eoala "a
this tine leoIssrciEs the 1roIerty an
teiests 81 ~ least ons halt II the three
Thousand americans 90 the island The
Anefaezns. bermsns aud knellsh con.
tfsaiing the plantation snferests would
suner sadlg ~ znnextion thaf bre4ks ln
on contract labor. The hi u the la
wsiisns woaid not be enslabls Eith al
Amsrlcsn ward po<stielan az the helm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

MsrcH CsrNg. Pa Dec. Gen.
William Eiily. Congressman at large
from Pennsylvania. di-l At his hone
here the afternoon. He had been ~
Tor snrse nsonihs ard he death vas due
- complication u diseases General
Lilly was horn At renysu. New York.
June q is2l. and removed sith hts
father - Maurh Chnnk in iss Hs
xss elected IN isSf1 as ore n the two
oonSr-essusu ~ lsrge frsu tbs state a.
= fepaff se4s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
war.hip Portsmouth Damaged.

NEw YORK. Dec The United States
warship Portsmouth went ashore In the
East river about Do0n today in a heavy
fog. What damage the Portsmouth sus.
tanned could not BE- learned. Jagged
rocks cover the bottom where she struck
aud II Is hardly probable that she
escaped ripping open her hull. Ii Is
surmised that she will anchor some
where in the sound for the night or
until the extent Of her injuries can be
ascertal ned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

The A->a-sia's Case Viii Be Called
Up Moaday Neat

CHIcAeo. Dee l. Patrick Eugene Jo-
seph Prendergast's case sss today placed
on Judge BrentanO's call for next Moa-
day Both sides are ready and the mat.
ter % getting Jury % Try the murderer
u the late Mayor Harrison viii begia
promptly Al 10 o'clock Monday mo9ning.
IL is expected that ten days or tao
weeks wta be consumed IN securing the
Jury. The evidence. which will consist
largely ia expert Testimony As 10 Prem
dcrgasts meotal -condition. Wih Be sub.
nitted IA a weeks tiale. II il thought
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
FovR HossNFv iSJrREp
wcof~n Nin Rsr.esi Cs--sng = I.c--
- <211 ooo

pplr srFfFHH. Dec a f-e witch
desircy@i szAooe Farfh - pr,Y.erty ard
ehirt for = tFfa rlararcr,i ~ sntire
t,s-k sf rrataenres trse rur .,-iert fn
ti,e al.f Thofufr1 rrrsfet sfsls tnis city.
crar.l s8d cperatesi ~ 4sue- q Cceh.
ran S Fre fha Ere started tr fhe hsss
nerE sccnuisa bv 1ames SfeEart rn,
ufarfarar q chenille elffains ART ss f.,s
b,abi.ag sss ahf al IA renfeufs hishfr
iafasratia the sanias srrrsf xifa zrosf
raVsiity. iae gnsy sdi0iaiag proPestY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Opinions Widely Diner.

WAvERLY. y. Y. Dec. l.-Supcrin-
tendent Fennell says the company is
making substantial progress in putting
down the strike. and the situation is en-
couraging. Grand Master Sargent OF
the brotherhood OF Firemen. tele-
graphs the committee here from East
Buffalo: Everything solid here and |
feel encouraged. Company is not doing
as we'll as reported"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Cnnadian Reciprocitr.

MoNTRFAL, Dec |. Hon. Mackenzie
Howell. Canadian minister of trade aud
Commerce. nov IN Australia - reported
20 have said that Canada Uil not renew
the reciprocity treaty with the United
States. II Canada IL to have free trade
relations at all she must bc at liberty 70
extend then g. the mother c1untrE
Imperial federation. be sa,d. was fine
theme for idle moments but Il is not a
practical question FOR Canaia-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

II Pssc. Texas. Dec. l. 4 report il
eurrent here tonight to the edect tfat
four companies Of the Ninth bstaliiun
last Thursday wrre attacked by large
detachment q rebels sndef CRUZ
Chavez of Santa Tomas fame. and
severely dealt with. ine feierals were
anibushed IN the broken eocntry several
times before reaching CasAs Grandes.
and lost nearly half their command.
while the rebels lost bat i've men to the
know lea.gc of the federals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Holy War Probable.

LONDON. Dec. IA special dispatch
FROM Paris says that lately there have
been dark allusions made 10 the possible
outbreak ot holy war in Morocco that
will spread 10 the Arabs Of Algeria.
The dispatch adds that IL is learned on
high authority that the Marabouts are
preaching holo war 10 the schools. IL
Is further said that the sultan al Mo.
rocco is pursuing temporizing policy
in the Melilla matter in order 10 permit
an outbreak against christians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
LEHIGH ROAD BADLY CRIPPLED
Night Passenger Service From the
East Practically AbaDdsaeL

TUSKHASSocK. Pa. Dec. 1.-The pas
ssnger service Of the Lchigh Valley road
is badly crippled. The ni-hi trains
from the east are practically abandoned
on account OF the wreck al H'ilkCsbarre.
The morning trains east from Sayre
were from one To two hours late. The
mail and express from Philadelphia and
New York. due here at 3:3l o'clock. had
not arrived at 6. and the time Of its ar
rival is uncertain. Merchants are re-
ceivlng goods by other roads. All the
towns upon the Lehigh Valley road are
without coal. and wood stoves have TO be
used. Engine No. 2I3. which was IN the
wreck at Wilkesbarre last night. was
taken through here at o'clock. dis
mantled and practically worthless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Nerrn Mur,icrcr Iiangcd.

TAyLoRsyILLE. Ny. Dec i.-Ge ,rge
Armstrong. the negro murderer. was
hanged here at O'Clock this morning.
lie mounted the scafold without a
tremor and made short speech To the
500 people who psd assembled 10 witness
the execution lie said he hoped 60
"mee. them all. black sHd white. ia
heaven" lie was strangled 20 death.
his neck not being broken. Armstrong
murdered HE mistress about year age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

Cao soy. y IS +. Dec. l. The Rev.
y " Terry. who captained the Cana
disn team N the recent International
cricket match. AMI who wsz statlone,N
as church - New England minister az
Red Ds.r. fen months ago. Sss tsksn
o. he Northwest Mounted police Tar
RACES yesterday ami locked up Iie -
vtaisnflv Gnsane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Caboosc Smashed to Pieces

PorrsvILLE. Pa. Dec. IA freight
train on the Lehigh Valley railroad was
attacked by a gang OF tramps this morn
ing between Delano and Quakake. The
rear brakeman made his escape to the
woods and the caboose was literally
smashed TO pieces. The train ran into
Delano without the brakeman. who has
not vet been heard from.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

CHIcsGo. Dec. PresideGt Melon
AID q the Guarante Investment com
psny Nas today rned si.eIc aud sen
teaced 10 eleven months imprisonment
BY JUICE Crosscup n the United States
circuit court FOR using the mails for lot.
terry purposes. ~ "a stevenson. vice
president aud treasurer. aud trancis 81
Sessrinzef. seer tsry Of tho concern.
were tnea 60 eaCa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
E,de.vor Societies Meet.

TERRE HAurE. Ind. Dec. |. About
eight hundred delegates from the many
Indiana Christian Endeavor societies
have arrived and nearly az many more
are expected tomorrow. The reports of
the state and district secretaries showed
an increase of over 3o societies during
the past year and total membership Ia
Indiana of 5atNn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

DESyE.. Dec. I. General McCook to-
day received a dispatch from Lieutenant
Br0wa. commanding tao troops Of cav
airy on the border. Who stated that 10
can learn Of no battle IN Mexico and he
does not think much dependence can be
placed upon stories oi serious conflicts
with the Mexican military. tie reports
that Iomochie Indians have been scat
tered into the mountains and wall cause
no further trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

NV YoRs. Dec Tie October
statement = the New. York. Lake Erie
a Western snd al the leased lines sho~ss
tsross earnings. s17..3.2s decrease -
f36s5t; sapeBses 81 sl.ss581s. decreases
% t.pas5. proportion Cue lesaed iiu~s
i354 -. AZ incresse - - -. and uet
earnings. &c csc a deereass e "a go.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

NV foRE. Dee l. John t. Dunn
killed him elf IN 81 Psul's Roman cath.
oiic church. Upper Fourth avenue. thIs
morning He shot himself he The right
tegspie sith 2lcaiitsr revolver aud
died asmost instantly Dunn left q let
ter on the pea beside HIN saying that
nervous prostfaiion had caused hin 10
fire ~ hfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Big i;Iaz- In It.cn.

Urr,. Y Y. Dee / Fire broke out
IN the Newell block this aftsruyon. but
thick fire walls helped to c1nnue tho
flames 10 the building where they
originated. IL was occupied by J. ".
kathbuB. dealer IN pants. oils anil tne
pictures lIls stock vas worth 100000
aud is a total loss The building was
worth about $1,000 ani j. also a total
loss. Other buildings we're damaged
...u.a,rhat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

- PsrL. Dee l-FTom statement
given cot this morning 70 was shown
that knslisn kortgsard president =
TIE state Bank y diaucapolis. vas ~
sponsl bic for the aoNHfai of 10th The
state hank aud the American Exchange
baBs. and that neither institution viii
pas % exceed = cents ou the dollar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Ha,marlet Theatre Damaged.

CHICAGO. Dec. l.-Fire started al 2
o'clock this morning in the iIaymstket
theatre building. The froni part Il the
building was destroyed. but the fire wall
which separates the theatre proper from
the front q the building saved IL from
destruction. The ioss o. the theatre
will not exceed $500 II is estimated
that the loss on the building and con.
tents viii amount 10 sco00
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Monndcd in a nnei.

Paris. Dee. INN. Millerand and
Etienne fought duel today. NJ. Mil
leraned was wounded in the right side.
Swords were the weapons used. Nj.
Etenne is the colonial secretary. and
the duel was tbe result OF an attack
made on him by the Petite Repuhlique.
AilIerand Is the well known socialist
deputy and is connected with the paper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
wnnnst Tael snrrIr

Tspvg.. Kan. Dec The cold wave
q yesterday and today has caused IN
creasei suffering 90 the settlers IN west
.rn kansas. most q whom are sithout
any fusl supply. Appeals contiaue 20
your Ia span the governor and other
state ofiieers for szsistsncr. hut they are
Foverles= @ % anytbing IN anfoaicial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
No News of Piexoto.s Death.

LoNDoS. Dec. LIN the house Of CON
none this evening Sir Edward Gray
said the government had received no
word concerning any attempt on Peixo-
toe life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
strilcrs Arc Encpuraec.i

EAsreN. Pa. Dec. J. The strikers are
greatly cheered tonight by reports from
and Buffalo They say the
situation is improving for them and
they are in better shape than ever The
eompsnys officers declare that the CON.
many will not give IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Trains Rnnninr on Tlmc.

BETHLEHfN. Pa. Dec /. President
Wilbur said tonight I'VE have nothing
new to report, the situation remsins un-
changed. The trains are running and
the strikers are gradually returning TO
work. Passenger trains have increased
traffic No Violent outbreaks have been
renortcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02
Anarchists transported

LoSDoN. Dec. Ia dispatch 10 the
Central News from Cadiz says that the
cruiser Navarro sailed from that port
last night. IL is believed that she is 20
convey ninety eight anarchists FROM
Barcelona to the spanish penal settle
ment on the island of ternandopo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-02

IsnasNsroffs Dec ! The Hoo Hoi.
ert T. = Pierca. - congressman. hereto.
Tore capitalist - essnsiasraile weight
sud oDe 4 the ms'si profainent fnss N
intiauspolis - among the ipdicte0
urecksFs a the io3ianapalss kstional
iank.