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Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25
promise of profitable investment.

An old almanac for 1874 gives the following as the rates of postage pre- railing at that time For every single Iettsr by hand, for 40 miles, s cents i; 150 miles, 12I cents 300 miles, r cents 800 miles, 20 cents aad for moro than 800 miles, 25 ceAts. No al- lowancs to be made for intermediate miles. Every double letter is to pay double the said rates every triple let- ter, tripple every packet weighing l ounce, at the rate of four single letters each ounce. Every ship letter origin ally received at an office for delivery, 6 cents Magazines and pamphlets, not over 50 miles, cent per sheet over 50 miles and not exceeding 100 do., F cents per sheet; over 100 miles, 2 cents, per sheet.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25
Jade Head in an Ancient French Grave

Jade lead in an Ancient French Grave.
 In an ancient grave at Gignac Her ault) NJ. de Lepouge has found finely carved human head of jade, represent ing type Of the great yellow skinned race or races. It is religious in charac- fer, and is evidently from China or Japan NJ. Sindho regards 1t as a Japa- nese work made from a Hindooor Singha- lese model of Buddha, little before the Christian era, while NJ. de Milloue con siders it a head of Kouan Yin. a Chinese deity, and M de Rosny thinks it head of Mayadevi, mother of Guatama, the founder of Buddhism. It is supposed to have been worn as m amulet around the neck of 8 Hunuich or Gothic chief The graves at Gignac are probably those of q settlement of the West Goths.-Lors. don Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25
Innnence nf tac Cholera.

Many of the fashionable dressInakers in this city and Brooklyn have sent pretty little circulars to their customers setting forth that all of their fall and winter dress goods and trimmings were brought over on steamships which carried no i'm migrants. h several other branches of business concessions are made to the cholera scare. We sell no tenement mGde cigars is notice posted in down town tobacco shop. This water has been distilled" is the label on inc water coolers in several of the restaurants and cafes, and Bowery saloon keeper has put out big placard which.informs the thirsty passersby that there are no cholera germs in our beer For the past week or two industrious peddlers have secured inc down town business localities selling small leathern medicine eases. Each case contains q dozen doses of "cholera cure, with printed instrue- tions how 10 take them.-New York Times.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25

The municipality of Vienna has 600 clocks, regulated from four main cen ters, so that standard time is assured ia all parts of the city.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25
Tie average length of life is greater

A big patron of the shoe market is Allen Milton Browning, of Huntington,
 ". Va. He has led six wives to the altar and is the father of sixty-seven
Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25

The greatest engineering project of the age is about to be submitted to the British House of Commons with the in dorssment of eminent English and French engineers. It is a project to bridge the Straits of Dover with a can tileyer bridge carrying two tracks. The bridge is to be 200 feet above the sea in the clear. The cost is estimated at S163, 750, 900. aAd the period for coa- struction seven years. While there is little doubt from an engineers stand point that such bridge might be built, the risks from violent storms give little promise of profitable investment.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-03-25
rhs nest plnoo for Ronts.

The best place to store roots in Is 8 room or cellar that is dry and cool, but frost proof. 4 damp place will be pretty sure to induce mold, and though this may not prevent the roots from coming through the winter in living condition it will so injure them that they will be pretty sure to give an inferior crop of fowers.--Ladies' Home Journal.
 Tie average length of life is greater In Norway than in any other country on the globe. This is attributed to the fact that the temperature is cool and uni form throughout the year,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

Train robberios and train wrecks seem
10 vie with each other in the matter q
creating public excitement and public
dread II this thing keeps on the acci.
dent insurance companies will grant
policies to no one v ho travels. and in the
life companies the traveller will come
under the head of extra hazardous
Detroit Free Press.
Why - II that hard times did not
occur when republicana held sway
WHY IL 10 that prosperity vanished when
the democrats assumed conffoif Why
y 1t that things so right during re
publican sdministratiouy Why is Il
that al gpc- wrong in q democrat sd.
mini~trationf Nie<aukee Republican
Money !. retiring from circulation lnto
the hiding placrs u train Fohlers faster
than into TIE old stockings n The fiuid
" unul@e. Sonctody should settle
thr-> tanaite vifh bullrfs IN rafio -
al.,pt agty - enc Moskeeon Chfon
ieie.
ss<oatsf PETER ~srts TIE geFernuent
= n.etifufa = national department. a
esiaestion Tie esfeened eenefaF - =
isinx witness = fht tact that oaf eta
eafkseai fsf istiss nfe o4l aaize ntst
fbs3 slsoa.i - je<ksoa 1'1u1ef Sisf
M.nsfseinssss nslls snd mise< are
Starring up again ea.t fasrlnfe> s*ems -
- IHffufina seasrtitzs = hoe re -
sef qstsfsssa = - lse esfit<st H4eehee
~ tnfefstiss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25
STRUCK BY A BOMB
ONE OF THE clyIc GUARDS DEAD


Htuf<tfu<k <e1t "a An nn1rx-htn<
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.'--'f>1.'- - - - .< - -.
I@1 ses'1 ~
nsa brrh review - al tns uo'fs ~
this district early IN the mofDfnk.
Shortly before noon the captain xenerai
and his sfaI took their place On one
aida n the Ieio Sounre near the middle
n ~. c,fx ana the march ,ast i.ran.
-.<. - 81 {
q iasss e''@o naa s4.'''fco nr~' t's
ciAcers put ~ 40 trounie MAS thought
probable while the military nlied tho
streets. only four gendzrmes we're a
hand 10 preserve order. The head u
the ex.lunn had hardly o.s~ed fhe can
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

PIKE. Ind. Sept. 2i-Another name
has been added 10 the list Of those
killed in the Wabash wreck at Kings
bury. Willie Perkins. one II the Lon
don orphan bell ringers travelling under
the management Of James Wookey.
died this morning after two days of in
tense suffering. steam having scalded
his face 20 badly that thf skin from one
side dropped od. The body and legs
were also scaldcd and one leg was terri.
bly, crushed. During the night the re-
mains q Harry French. the member Of
the bell ringer company who was killed
instantly. were taken 10 Peru and were
prepared for burial The double funeral
Was held 1T the baptist church this aft.
ternoon. The infcrment took place IN
Spirit Home cemetery in this city.
Willie Evane. one of the bell ringer com
pany. both Of whose legs were broken.
remains In = serious condition Last
night Jim Barbcr of Ashley. Indiana.
hrom2n on the wrecked freight. was
brought % the hospital. His arm =
terribly burned and he is scalded badly
ali over. lie is considered by the ply.
sicians 10 be in critical condition The
little daughter Of III. w. Rider IL not
much improved and brain fever may at
tack her Several others are suffering
intensely. but are not considered ln
DANGER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25
SUNDAY AT THE PAIR.


the tft Oaftff1 anu HkNoy
CHcAoo. Sept. II Umbrellas. water
proofs and light coats were needed today
at the exposition TO keep dry and cool.
There was not heavy or steady rain.
but the days enjoyment Of the silent
exposition was marred by a decidedly
unpleasant autumn weather. The peo.
pie passed through the pay gates just
the same TO see the same parts Of the
exposition that they have been coming
to scc every Sunday since May 1. the
fine art treasures. the plaisancc resorts
anu the architectural beauties OF the
fair. The damp. chilly atmosphere to.
day. however. drove more visitors into
the line art palace than usual. Twenty
eight thousand paid admissions were
counted at o'clock. large number
considering the weather. The only spe-
cial eveet was private display at night
for the press officials and electrical ex-
pcFts of the cloud protector. an invention
of l.. II. Rogers Of Cleveland. Ohio The
exhibition was given on the east plaza
of the administration building. The
protector Is IA electrical apparatus for
throwing signs. pictures and characters
of any description in legibIe outlines
upon the clouds several thoufand fert.
20 that they can be plainly seen and
read from the earth. The pr,jcctor was
also operated against bomb specially
prepared by Mr. Payn 10 produce large
white clouds ia the air Jets OF steam
from machinery hall vas also utilized as
a screen for tho signs and pictures from
the protector 60 be thrown upon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

LoxpoS. Sept. q. The liberal cam.
paign against the peers viii open in
earnest at the next congress of the na
tionai- federation. This congress will
adopt as a permanent plank in the party
platform demand Tor reform or the
abolition Of the upper house. The earl
OF Roseberry. secretary of state for Tor
eign affairs, advocates the creation II a
single senate in which the hereditary
element of the house Of lords shall
be preserved as a subordinate ele-
ment- He had conference on the
subject with Mr.. Gladstone at Black
Craig castle yesterday and afterward
went 10 Baimoral to consult with the
queen. IL is not probable that he took
OF Mr.. Gladstone against the peers.
Such declaration. combined with the
Glaslstonian program OF discetabiish-
ment in Wales and Scotland. would un-
doubtedly have strained TO the utmost
the relations between her majesty and
the prime minister.
The approach Of the campaign against
the lords has caused several English
bishops to propose to leaders OF the
church In Scotland that they JOIN an
offensive and defensive alliance TO fight
diHestablishment and the reform Of tho
upper house. The Scotch churchmcu.
however. received the proposals so coldly
that the project OF an alliance has been
abandofNd The Scotch clergy seem TO
regard Welsh discstabiishment "a in
evitable and almost lnsii'iable. They do
not wish to link the fate Of the church
in Wales with that OF the church q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

~The skirts of chance.- Cant. Alfred
Tbomp.,n'a i strong and vivid, wo<ae.t
rrize nosejeftr. ruhar~hed Ia Tales
from Town Topi,,.. 40. o. viii appeal
10 a vide circle u readers. The Char.
acters are drawn with force and clever
mess. the action " rapid and continuous
and the story apounds IN dramatic PIC
lures
pr Carl Peters. the cmincrt African
exp,orer. vho has done wonders for The
o,snine up az eastern Africa. hes pre-
x..sx.i fer he Ocfol,~f Fnr,sfn an article
un Prospects q Africss settlement ~
Whites Dr. feiers y great fr'end ~
tmin faeha- but not an enihnsiast'c
admirer u STANLEY
Worth.nrtonA Ns<.sine Zoe Orioi,~r
Is an unusually bright and varied rum-
icr. There is never any falling on %
interest and valus "a this exceptionally
Attractive perlniical. II always comes
20 hanh laden With good things IRON
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25
PARLIAMENT OF REIiGIoSs.
Christianity in America Was the
Topic OF the Preachers

Cufcsoo. SEPT -. Sundays sessions
of the parliament Of religions we're
briefer than usual They numbered
two instead of three and the programs
we're abbreviated by one half The dis
cuseioos u the day bad reference msia-
ly % The Relation of Christianity TO
America That wse the subject zpceiti
cally stated in scholarly and eloquent
address given IN the afternoon meeting
BY Prof. Thomas OGorman q the cath.
olic university sf Washington. shile the
subject Of the Rev. Dc. David James
Burrtll. pastor q the Marble collegiate
church u Nss York. Who immediately
followed bin. ps< What Religion Has
Wrought fer America In the evening
an rxeriient rostfibutipn o. the discus
stcn wse made b. the Rev Dr Carroll.
pho rpoke oe The Present Religious
Cssdifiou - Amsrca~ Another Zee.
tare q he efenin0 mecfinK uas sn ii
dress b tfeorzs y. Fenfeeo<t. the "A
mone fondon pfeacker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

ocscx~nars.n- FosIiy slaughtered and
Their House Burncd

Sswros. Pa. sept cf-An inoffen.
eiv~ oid cripple. samuel Rightly. aged
"a ysars snd bis wife. tao years youns or.
who lived alone on their farm in North.
smpton township near this place were
fouliy murdered >otnc time last night
Ths pcrpetrstor os the deed afterward
set fire to the house "a cover up his
discovered that tbe house u The Right
hs vas en Gre. With the assistance ~
ether neighbor- he exiin9oishcd the
flames The eharred rsmains ~ the
axcd coup'> we're found Iyinr on = hcd
IN = room on the fret fioor. Mr.. Right
IT's skuli had been frscfurcdhy hatch
e or are and Nrs Rixhtlys head and
fses we're cut in several places Nothing
- known ~ - The motive of the mar
dersr a. the Old people were known -
be n intii9enf circumstances An in-
quest vsii he held ts,snorrow morning
Al day the county officials have b>~n
hunting for the murderer but without
1Ifrra13
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

Representative Hoatner Of Louisiana
has introduced bill providing for the
coinage OF silver on basis Of 4l2is
grains to the dollar. 1t provides that
not more than Sl010000W shall be car
ried during any fiscal year. coinage TO
cease when the total amounts TO 81 900.
OO0,0OO
The gold reserve now stands at $685.
ca, Government receipts are run
ming behind the expenditures. the net
loss during the month amounting 10
se7305i
Secretary Carlisle denies that the gov
ernment is negotiating with European
capitalists for a loan OF x0.0o0.oO0 in
gold al Jis per cent
At a bull fight 10 Cerretos. Mexico.
one Of the enraged animals killed the
matador aud charged the spectators.
DIR. Briggs has been offered a pulpit by
a presbyterian church in Cumberland.
New Jersey.
None 81 the United States war vessels
have yet arrived At Rio Janeiro.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

Ocoxoxowoc. Wis. Sept 2l---A few
days ego laborcrs digging cellar on the
old Schuschardf place on the west side
Of Pine Lake. cxhumed two human
skeletons and fragments Of what seemed
10 have been an iron box. which had
contained them One skeleton Was Of
an adnlt. the other of child The find
occurred on the spot from which an old
dwelling. built forty years ago by An
drew proudfoot and since occupied by
several well known families. had been
recently removed. The fact Il now re-
called that score Of years ago woman
and child suddenly disappeared from
that vicinity and were never after heard
from. The skeletons are believed 10
have been theirs and quite a sensation
has resulted. IL Is alleged that the de.
tails have hcen prrssntcd BY dcputy
shcriI ~ the district attorney and that
arrests will follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

HoroHro>. Mich. Sept. - The
Cleveland House. three story frame
hotel at Grovsrton. was destroyed by ire
AZ O'Clock yesterday morning. The
livesI Of the inmates were saved BY the
bowling Of a dog. which awakened
Charles Cappell. sailor. lie alarmed
the daughters Of Herman kahler. the
proprietor of the hotel, and the three
jumped from second story window.
Miss Hattie kahler's ieg was badly cut
and her sister. f.lIie. sustained an injury
10 her hip Nothing was saved. The
building was owned by Joseph Herbert
Of Lake Linden and was valued at "a 600
The iire is believed to have been Of in
cendiary origin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

wAsHixoro~. Sept. "a Postmasters
appointed: Morley. Mecosta county. W.
II. Richmond. vice Orville Ball, removed;
Paris. Mecosta county. ID. +. Kern. vice
l. +. Judkins. removed; Rcmus. Mecosta
county. Isaac Wambold. vice q. F..
Williams. removed; Summit City. Grand
Traverse county. W. I. Mason. vice Cal
win Wheelcr. removed; Troy. Oakland
county. CyrusJarsis. vice +. ID. Cut
ting. removed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

SrRASToS. Pa, Sept. "a Nellie Fam
nell. aged Il years, Was assaulted by six
men while returning from picnic at
| 30 o'clock this morning. ard dragged
into shoemakers shop. where she was
outraged and injured 50 seriously that
her condition il critical The criminals
are John OfNcill Joe Lewis. James Sui.
livan. Patrick Herfy. Hiram Sayers and
Frank Scasino. They we're committed
70 jail and bail was refused for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

MoRLkf. Mich. Sept 24.--For two
months past thieves have been busy in
the village Nearly every store has been
entered and robbed. sheriff Moody Fri
day night arrested Hiram Bunn. aged 10.
a farmers son. lie coiafesssd that he
and Theo Hill. 10 years of age. the son
OF merchant. had committed all the
burglaries They were tried there yes
tersiay and each sentenced 10 the reform
school until IL years Of age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25
ANARCHISTS AaREsrEp.
sixty light Alleged -rseds' Captured
in Bruenn. Austria

VIENNA. Sept. "a The sixty eight
members of secret society in Bruenn
were arrested to'lay. Information
against them wss secured several days
AGO aud conclusive proof that they were
implicated in anarchist plots il said b.
have been obfaiiaspd when the arrests of
the fourteen anischisfa were made here
yesterday. Ia the club house of the
Bruenn pri@onsre the police seized a
printing press and great 'nas= a. sesii.
tsous literature. The renewed activity
o. the anarchists is IN sympathy with
the suffrage agitation ncu IN progress
throughout the empira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25
Michigan Pensions.

WASHINGTON. Sept 2f-Increase :
Amos Howes, Hudson. Lenawee county.
Daniel ii. Slocum. Otsego. Allcgan
county. Reissue Warren Haskill.
WehberviIle. Ingham county: John
DuEn. Battle Creek. Calhoun county.
Reissue and increase Charles Hicks.
I.angston, Montcalm county. Original.
u vidows. Mariah Hampton. Cedar
Creek. Barry county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

ss,linei tie soon<r2 and IN conion<fion
vita TIE orxznix4faon thai las teen
se<reliy fofmed - % away vilh soouer-
.sai sil make : lhanEs Ia The osnership
q great nany <oed ciele1s q the strip
Horse stealing IN the strip = . popular
aalusemenf Jusf noH. The papers are
tall u descriptions e stplen horses The
nssxesify for an ami bor<e stealing -.
sosta<ion b tein< islksd up - the
bs<pmess whose ho<>rs hare ESCAPED
death b. prairie fires. thirst and ex'
hausfion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

Nrw iokx. Sept. "A The report that
the, Lahieh Valley Coal Company.
through inability a. secure commission
men 10 handle the output OF individual
operators of the Lshisil coal region
would not carry out the proposed con
tract whereby IL WAS 10 purchase all Ct
the coal q the individual ops perators for
the year beginning October !, is denied
by officers on Liberty street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

wAsnrso1ox. Ind. Sept "A. - The
searching party IN the Wratten murder
case returned 10 ths city last night. but
arrested no one. The murdercrs. who
were surrounded in the thickct. escaped
In some manner unknown. Tho excite
ment in this city is intense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

MrLwAukEr. Sept A.--A week from
today five of the largest mills uf the
Illinois Steel company plant at Bay
View will resume operations giving en-.
pIoyment 10 100 to 100 men. most Of
whom have been idle for the past two
months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

MINIATURES. Sept "a Bank Exam
iner Lynch last night turned over the
papers Of the Milwaukee National bank
10 tho officials and evcfything is in read
iness for the formal reopening OF the
bank tomorrow. The Union National
baak of Racine will resume about Oeto-
ber -. with capital d fseo.oO0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

II Il Helsevcs That the Ro~elka and
Crew Are Lost

NJ. prrEnsn'sno. sept -. The iron
monitor Bo@elka q the Russian navy h
believed 10 have gone down Ia storm
IN the Gull a Finley. while going
from Resal to Heieingfors. Much pfeck.
age. apparently frum her. has icsn
washed ashore and the boiy - a Rus
sian marine vas picked ~ to-day o. The
coast almost opposite the point ehere
che hkd been darine high gnis . lev
dave ago, The scsni put - ga uith
fweiss ofEeers end if>s men. al q ehon
are belie4's3 fo h4re been lost khT eaz
boiit tvsgitg ttras PEARS seo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

Nfrsfscf.. Sept - The govern
mnuf 1isl ~ s@kea IN coeerese reRar1
ioe fas sasniiItiea - he eahal apd tie
leeise rantii. "a = tbe eanal eos, pssy
tlsfeash eask "a TIE cansl = sithin
fhs ,sttef = tae ceacee<IoBA j =
ris.ne.i thai tts epifsf f flss isu hNs
l>xn sif.la - hnd i - fleir<t thss tie
-. s&hs hes net kffsa sotIeseas knef
Aaie< laqsay 80 - mNle ists -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

Marquette. Mich. Sept. 2f.-Engi-
neer Ho;Ieriecker aud Fireman hampton
OF the Duluth 4 South Shore road we're
drowned today by the eapsizing OF a
skin. Both were young and unmarried.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25
FIVE MEN IN SHREDS
AWFUL afvfnsE Of UNION MEN
rhey u1sw ~ ~ nsi,1ins - 0es
Es~s wl<h ~ froersseer ~
n.a<1znx <aa- CsIoa ss1kos<

80 Fk<>rtsco. ,spt --~ae s<P'e
s1rr os<1rre1 % H>ir s<Fee@ ret@rra
koisuu en1 Hzff1>cn- 4t 1 o'ripck tns
mD<n.1z Five perso1s we're Killed and
fhrr< srr..,a.Is injured The extiC<ion
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h>sa f<fp<trated ~ union sailors
(.>u<1e Hoine~. s<sycdoee. and Brick
Ncoo.nness. nnn snion sailor. we're In
st4nt'y k..'e'l HIi14n Achsnx.s. box
uaket. l14<l<s bernard anu Charles
EI1rch, have slnce d1esf john Curtain.
Ir AL William Croufer are srrionslx
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Aeere ~Hs cresn tnat shook the
~noie sAst ri1e q tno city. tore beams
and ttnln~fs from tntir t1stsninsA cased
u PARTITIONS Ike esEsheil< stfeHed tho
street tot tNo pioe<s via snatfcreo
windows and scraped out yaHning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-25

NKw Yonk. Sept "a Seven new cases
Of smallpox were reported by the board
uf health today. All the parties we're
removed 10 North brothers island