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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

Two Negro Espssss Meet swtft fsunish-
m-ns an south Carolina

CcLrsErs. =. c.. July D-Two ne
gfoes who committed an assault upon
tifs- Sigh..er ~ Castor were lyuchel
to-day MI Thomson, an overgsown
u yeslf-olt Eegro Was caught near Co
iunbia AMI taken - Castor early THE
morning. whore his captors were met
by q mob u 10 people who we're
,oined ~ q hrndred .len from this cits.
Thonpson confessed that he and rom
Preston and Andy kaigler. all cclore.l.
committed the c-Iuse one week ago. The
crowd proposed - nail him up ia a tur-
Eertiae barrel aud burn him. OUT in
stead b Sas hung to small
tree. Before tie hanging Ar
thar Sirhflfr. husband n the
woman. hid hfsy lashes upon the
wrrfcrs tars wi-h a heagY tuxry trace.
every b.oe .singing blood When he
xut tlgcd agoiher uan took hia place
ard caltint-ed the whipping Th0mp-
son could bot ysll. a. IN rope around
his neck caoi<ed him. After the hang.
i0x hundred men fircsi into The body
4ifh pistols 4ad rifles Hardly a square
ineh = tis bosly essaped q bullet.
All ac.ock pros-or vas captured
eleven m,lcs fron Carsten and vas
taken . ths scene q the early morning
tragedy Here 3ii the horrors 20
tue Tholnpssn isnehing we're enacted.
Preston w.a sf-ippci and pinionsa to
fts same s-afaid whish bad served for
Tho8r=n. SIR SiEat.er. nth the sane
heasy .usey ts4ce teat tte anfor.unafe
ue.tro ard = Aeu be Was exhausted the
Whrpine was corti1aei - others - tts
mob uniil re uszfo'a body vas a mas
~ o|eeIlnE Hesa
A. aciacs after Preston hxd re-
z-lnf3 conscicrsDets be- sas srunr up
e. fae s.,isie nub - which Ttosn Y.sn
haf been euog foor hours before ends -
o. r.d 9Th bullets prrstou Do
cla hi- iarcceure - tLr iar'
Ne7 7rfaiek ten Irif tse mob q Lex
irrfn relffh-eer has eT iie,l - st.iF
ifcl p.-5rIe sri sn sffsgk ppon the jail
ffi1.tr q eenfnesi VS. n.ousat
arlf e4rsrfef lf is nos heiiews4 faa'
fho sheriff ela offer auJ serious resist
arr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
is GIGANTIC STEAL
Eastern Banks Robbed OF a MI
Lon and a Hall
BY FORGED CERTIFICATES
or " beat stored ta Co4nsry k-irssssss
o~sssI by th~ Northern faesnc
Csssp.ay--so Arr~sss Made.

Nav yosk. July 3-Ths Worlds
spscil says that huge conspiracy las
b-ea anesrthsi shsrsby seveaty three
b1nks sao banxsnx Institutions in Ses
Engisad we're victlnszel The stcry 10
q Tho effect that certain empi0yes u
the <ortaern Pacific Elevator company
q Minnesota issued sllUu0Co worth of
fssged siuplicatr certificates Tor storage
IN The county" elevators owned by tha
coae~rn. where tie Inspection - not -
stFsct ~ a: th~ t~ruinal elevators. These
ftrs~1 esFtlacates verc d@possted with
xostsrn BANKS as collateral About
sto1QsD Was serurcd sn New Eng and
and me osiance in Ssw York. some Of
the western holders - the paper became
suenicsous. and on an investigation be-
log ulAsie the true state ~ afairs came
T. light The Stockholders II the ele-
vat0rz were dumhf0unted when the
facts came IA their no;ire add Offers 0t
settlement with the banks we're az onee
naaIe anf terms ~ . eoupromise of-
feFed The eenspaoy was then reorgan-
izesi a. the i-ske Superior Elevator con-
pa1y xith George Cook, secretary OF the
DAVID Doss company. as president.
wrecked tho t.ics ator Company.
The terms offered 10 the banks we're
- Ter ecnt each. the remainder to be
paid IA ave annual payments A com-
mIftee ~ bankers. whose institutions
bold .arye blocks o. the elevator ccrtlt-
Gates. vas appointed To consider the
proGoeitlon. IL ~ impossible 10 say
exactly shat cours. the bankers viii
take. a. they are 9th To talk The few
= ao ID say anything and they are very
feN admit that they have been swind-
I'D and declare that the swirdiers ought
O. Dc sent to prlson- At the same time
they say that goed business policy. un-
der present coalitions. forbIds such
s-yefe acton anu especially az the
stockholders of tho elevator company
are ready % make compromise settle
meat. The Northern Pacific Elevator
company - COW IN the hands u a re-
eeIyer. and the frauds IL IA employees
have wiped out 10 existence. Among
he Nex England hanks swindied are
asariy ali the state institutions here.
keich sere heavily interested in banks
al Portland. Maine. and various banks
soout 8osson-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

B.s Cs4s. Mica. Ju.y - TIs Indus
trial worts manufacturers - fHiifoed
efAaee tsesTsfs,re. wrrosirg SEPARATES.
etc. shat sSoz yesterday fos a. fDflef
aits frfina- J'he esfsf5iFh useBt was sfps
- IT, lea8ine irsi8sirias - sire cifs shd
hasf furss ssissi faaezf.insrs fof railroads
IN All peffs - the cspniry y taEfiu.
fsetnvsa fise tVistsne sD3 trsre. ~
crnrea es~a ~ tie sfori3s fsv 1ibe
eenesai fsseinres dsgrssssasa shfsn1fa,nf
ths svsus.try = fht e8aat q this aetsn1
Ihss = ss,r ftsf - issy rssrs Industries
- ~l.s,t dean = ffse iseoatAt lsfs afi,iys
esex - .sgu5~iiri &. f.5ior ssa u4ats
lsssae ran % eApft fianf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

Nrw foRK. July 30.-The Herald's
special from Valparaiso. Chile. SAWS
There was an unsuccessful revolutionary
uprising yesterday in the provinces of
San Luis Argentina. The Herald's
correspondent IN ihucnos Ayres tele-
the federal government attempted 90
disarm tho state troops. as required hs a
decree recently Issued. resistance Hss
made which became - pronounced an
10 amount to revolution. Several sol
diers were killed and many wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
coLoRADo's CHANCE


RoxK. July Meetings have been
held this week in Turih. Milan, Venice.
Genoa and other towns. at which
strongly worded resolutions were
passed calling upon the government
10 adopt immediate and energetic
measures 10 prevent the expectation
OF silver coin.
Trade everywhere is seriously ham
pered by the scarcity OF silver pieces.
and employers are paying their work
men with tickets 4 premium Of FIVE
TO seven centimes has been paid for one
franc coins. and in some towns fifty
centime
One franc and two franc pieces have
entirely disappeared.
Ii is estimated that more than 10000
COO francs worth OF Italian silver coins
have been exported at profit since the
first OF January. 1t 10 certain that Of
100000 francs worth sent from Rome
10 the provincial treasures at the be-
ginning Of the year not single franc il
now in circulation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

~ iasaa Aieh. lals - The
lfi.i a " ilsa.n llsagiey. ft efiminal
sresuig - I8liian Nauifef risl fss.eutlf
stssasnlissal sss4eisie. hss hoa set ~
susnnf IS. asa jusy iHJaurle3 -
fs stsfa. Is efIsf thsftes sss asas
g.. f7i.s.I ..fils iAe risi'ea-es 49, ST -
hseH lass lrr - ss-n'iesesi - - fs.s =.
4aitin,i 2 ~ stasrr. sasi Il - rassi iAat
ba- eisafs.lss sf fsft u st'sirsf .fn Hsan
ifssassss ffss - 4-iA' ~ifh hfa ~
ss4sssss ss.fsssS l. 30 r slptthsi stas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

He Airs His Views ON tho Irish
National Federation.

LONDON. Jul, 10 Edward O'Flaherty
started frora Queenstown today on the
steamship Umbria for America The
Cork Parnellitcs made a great farewell
demonstration with bands. fiags and a
large meeting. at which the mayor Of
the city presided. In response 90 the
addresses of the local Parnellife leaders.
Mr.. O'Fiaherty spoke at considerable
length concerning Irish politics. His
experience during his solourn in lre.
land. he said. had convinced him that
John Redmond's ideal was an Irish
party. He criticised severely the lead,
ers of the Irish national federation in
the United Stafes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

PIrTsBrEG. July 3-The L. II. Har-
ris Drug company's store. Nos. ~ and as
Seventh avenue. was destroyed by fire
this evening. The building was owned
by John Bindlcy of tho Binaiey Hard
ware company. and Is a complete wreck
A. G. HenderHon's drug store in the
same building was damaged by water
The loss 20 the two drug iirms and
owner Of the building viii approximate
Sffnfsnf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

S.af.sw. Mich. Jolly - Mr. Louis
Ferry observing the iid - The cis,ern
misplaced thru afternoon. vent 81 Pot Il
in zoe ssna. uheu O. her horror sha dis
covered the white face n her curlv
haired. darling little year obi Mslsi in
the depth. beneath. She managed. Al
thaugh aluo>s fsintlne With The slss'k
io pua the snknimate little form O. She
surface. and iasiag the child IN her
arms ssrramsh to her husband for aigi
Ds narsef whs called. snd es~ry Effort
a. f~assriistsan nsAsie bet sithsut avail
The rhili wss playing around The hDaso
Gftaen minutes ss.ftfe The siiacsvefy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

PrTTsBURG. July 3o.-The working
force Of the Westinghouse Air Brake
company at Wilmerding will. il is
stated. be- further reduced by the tempo
rary discharge OF between 200 and 800
mon. Those who remain at work will
suffer reduction OF from II TO 20 per
cent in wages. Two weeks ago 400 men
were discharged. The above order goes
into effect tomorrow. Such reduction
has not been offered toworkmen in mills
in the western part OF the state for many
years. II is not thought that the work
men will mako any remonstrance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

KALAAAzoo. Mich. July -. Early
last Dccenah.r. Robert ". Smith. a
prominent business man q this city. do
parted on bushes trip: but since the
holidays nothing had been heard from
him and fesfs were exI rossed that he
had met with foul play ss hc had con
siderable mouey ~ith him. All surmiscs
we're set at rest BY Kalamazoo taan
Who net him in Springfield Massacha-
sets. this were Smith declined to hold
any cse1versatson y "a hts former sc-
auainEarra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

Pr1TsBuR1. July 30.-A telegram from
Washington, Pa, says that the skilled
men in the tube and bending depart
ments at the Tyler Tube works went
out yesterday to resist cut in wages.
The men state they will leave town he
fore they will work al the reduced
price. The cut ranges from 10 TO 80
cents per day. The men affected had
given notice last Saturday that they
would quit work IL the proposed cut
was made. and when they were told
yesterday that their pay hereafter
would be at the lower figures they quit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
Planinx Miii Bnrnsi.

LAFAYErrE. Ind. July 30.-The pla.
ming mill o. the IL. T. Taylor company
aud its contents and large quantity OF
lumber In the yards was burned this af-
ternoon. enfalling a loss estimated at
about $4,000, insurance $4,000. The
flames spread and burned three frame
dwelling houses and badly damaged
several Others. Loss TO residence prop
erty will be about el0.000. with little in
surance. The fire originated in the
planning mill from unknown causes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

fu,ess.a .ft.is - ~ 9snataf Don
esl se~snehfs,r - 4issrhcesef = r.
ett.s exss.usrsf of'ie<g q ffs tr@ iers
sfets r.rsnusfsien - the sFie's Ease.
d,ea this evsoinR a stes.tn7ifss q tie
t..~,s.is Fie hza tsue1 c1alhnfs3 e. hss
.ss.u. r. sht Nss fofk state ht1iinE foF
- dsvs. sod Ett he ,on1ifrh ~ss
sx.es,.sese6 strjsrs sitst chnie unsF
,.pr4ssglv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
Die, of Yelrom I1erer.

New YoRK, July 30.-Thc steamer
Dorset. which arrived today from Bra
zil. reports that 10 January and Fe5ru-
a-y ias.. while in Sartlas she lost eight
nen by yellow fever. They are Chief
Engineer X. Peters Third Engineer
Peel. Donkey Engineer Van Tern Win
CERT. Chief Os'cer +. W. Page aud four
u the crew. names unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

IssFswE<o. sich Juis ~ q. T.
Haaptsn. sstsii eaai sa4 e3I-saio
hfiek. tuiiaiag sapgr and mls staf
,i~.l.r unssie 4 roisutaff Asass - aassst
at nsght q z y Sprsr - Asr4a~fte
Th.. a. srsssrnt ess eao<esi ~ dtAr,ilty
a making ces.~rtiers Th-v~ ~. az
.cA~sissss q sssefs snd iahiifs~a aiesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

DEvvER. Colo. July % d. NJ Rogers.
Denve- agent o, the Blake Elevator
company Of Chicago was killed this
morning while repairing The elevator in
The News oiice. \ b.g box fell ON bi1.
crushing him to pulp. Hie body will
be shipped to Tennessee. He was IS
wears old
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
n. Me,,s,urpe uit nj. MAIL.

ApRfsS. Mich. July - y warrant
has heeu issued bat remains unservcd.
tor the arrest Il Richard Melbourne. q
eoafecsianer hers Ieihoarne. II - said.
lal some difficulty sith a MnA Marrstt
au3 abruptly terminated heated ar.
xuneut by throwing hottie - INK az
tho lady The contents II the vial
completely covered her face anl she
upper pcrfioos of her clothing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

Nrw YoRK. July 3o.-The United
States gunboat Bennington. which 10 al
the Brooklyn navy yard. will sail tomor
row fo- the Mediterranean. Her mis-
slon abroad is TO enable her commander
10 investigate the charges relating to
persecution of American missionaries in
Asia Minor Upon leaving Europe the
bennington viii sail for Montevlieo. IN
the South Atlantic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

AMSTERDAM. y. Y. July 3o.-San
Froid i Sons. carpet mills shut down
last night for two weeks They employ
2.0p0 hands. The following mills and
factories have also been cloeed: The
Van Antwerpknitting mills indefinitely:
Johns,ovn knitting company's mills.
two weeks; Shuler Spring works. one
week. end Siarin silk mills at Fulton
Vile, two weeks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

lows Mich July - Narien Fuller
- tie state House. Il Correction hfsap
pointed , " IsluTia-s q fhie cify -
clerk % saccecd Patrick Barrett Mr
Doagis as - 50 excellent has.ne-s n,sa.
gees Republican sad ss kaoFn ~
\ + csvric= add attn hi- roaneefsea
vita tie Conamerrial Ig4telsers aseo
- ass..r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

BfErlS. July 30 The 81 Petersburg
correspondent II tho koeinische Zeitung
savs that Russia intends 10 add on Au-
gust l..,0 per cent g. the present maxi
mum tariff on German imporfa Ilss
will be I.ussia's reply 10 5ermanyis IN
crease of 80 per cent tarid on Russian
N. fsorsc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31
WHERE ARE THEyAT?
Advance Guard 81 Congrsssmea
1t Sea About the Session
SHERMAN ACT A NIGHTMARE
Chi.ese Ceasy 1Ai.ks xAas a. sfsssR
La Nm ~ ocapssan,y RcvipsA
- nas EsM Psunksna.

WAsulkasoH. July 0-The sayanns
guard a nssatssss a the MY third osn-
eress coming " sssead the special -
SION which vii begin q week frosn a.
morrow. ARE st the capital Thess are
many of them, and the probabilities ara
that bat few osngressnen will be IL the
city hefore next Saturday. Among
thosc who have arrived seom % be uas.
nimous that the Sherman lac viii ana
must be reInsird. O. IT lca<t the siss.r
purchasing ciauss. buf what shall fas
iow 10 al unknown quantity. ose q
the early arrivals Il keprcsrn tstiso
Geary of California. knosa "a .fAsae
in connection with the Chinese En-
ciusion and registration act which
bears has name. lie sald; Il ana
opposed 90 the 20 oc2.ie.i sherman
sct. have always been. A Is slc.oss
and the sooner it is repealed the better
for the whole country. N ocurse ssne
subsequent Legislation wall be nsaa><.r>.
but ! sn not prepsroa 10 ~ what u
viii bo. tecansc az this time ] do not
know. am satisfied. howescr. that the
sherman Law Will GO spd that IA ,ls
stead We will have something O: benefit
instead ~ harm.
Tariff la.s bs~st<toa-
Il cannot tell you how my colleagues
individually stand for have had ~
very extended talks with them on the
subject In risce a the present tariff
Law. the chances are that NC will have
one that Is new from top % bottom.
There viii he very radical changes Ia mo
schedule. The country expects the.
The declarations IL the democratic
platform are 80 PLAIN that there IL no
chance u misnnderstand them. 90
not think that aciito upon the silver
question or the iarid will be 80 long de-
layed - some pspers and persons seem
10 hsvt imagiEei- The session vii
naturally be lengthy: "A We have many
other things 10 do The denhcfacy viii
Come out all right ! guess IL has
fair working majority and ! think that
both sldes--the silver snsn and single
standard nen-are disposed % b. rca-
Eonahle.'
Another equally interesting and III.
portant interview ~ the Congressional
character IL Senator Qasy q Pennsyl.
yanfa. who said in reply 10 quextlou or
the prevailing topic: Il think the ssirer
purchasing ciause 81 the Sherman al
should be repeated That sneass so be
the conccnsus of oplnsou frum fAoze
who know most about tie financial sit.
uatiou. ! would be satisfied 10 hare
congress adjourn after that having hecD
done until the regular time a meeting
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

P.Rss. July % cabinet meeting
with President Cafnot presiding sss
held at the Eissee this morning. The
decision was that Slams ofer 20 con
cetic the DEMAND n Frances ultimatum
should fe ACCEPTED
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

srsfser ~ slct Jaiy > hsriai1
e-.wn. ,Sr.l > ypafs 49, q Hers "a
Hrs~e. ax.ag ssa nf iaae Flsee sae
.i,so~f snsiaefiy <lfr.i Freseftay sft.r
a.,sa ~ tetnx r8n aqef - rsa a
~ ~ ~ ebseh - ess Fs ue
W tfssst eas faslfas 49,
~isnsr r ass -is~ tecksa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

Cu,RLosrF. Mich. July - About
tao hundred - the friends - lusige
Frauk \ Hooker and eife verc enter
'ainrsi q; ta@if residences IN this city al
etentnE cn accounf = their expected rc.
uotsi 20 l-&nsing nefs week Tie
fsifa.i= = Nir and Hr- Hosker regret
very nlnch The fsct - the5r hei1g g.
4ulrea 81 remove frou the city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

pusLsnFsrn4A Jui, ~ Senaser
Quay left ffsf wssisincson this sffefps.n.
The senator was positive n his decisra-
ton that congress must refesi ths Shef-
man Lac. bat = hat would - dtsDe he
yond thaf he vns not prtr1rsd o. sss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

Buzzseu's lsss. Mas guls - Pre-
iieni CIeFeiand snert Sunday ar'et.s
tt cray fsntlsss Tbegrsstrr par = tise
Ia, wns pts,eea 81 fAs vErenJs with
Nrz. Cieseias,a hna Df hrtsnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

TacoNA. july go-4-The ship Clarence
s. l.. Emmett arrived today from ioko-
hama. bringing the iirst cargo of the
new crop ~ tea 10 America The cargo
wsq consigned 20 Chicago and eastern
etfsaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

wksHIzoToT. Job % fonsnl VIZ.
Emmett. st sussrua. cath tias state De
,,wfmsnt that cholera exiafs IN shat
port The osfbfusk n the disess< IA
this important center ~ Mediterranean
trade is regarded a. a much ssgnib-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

ASss ~ the Hfet f1scs upon tAe fxlLc7r
piss q tne buffer state; afterwards On
ifs iiu1lts and ecndls,on II neutrality.
The administrator question: ~ d<iacass
and vii require both sislianoe aud nr0-
neseA
Whcse siam Was NcAk-
BAxokok. july "a bile the govern
menf of Siam accepted without scsnrsks
uons frsEces uiinstum II Te>eised
previously the sssurarce that the king
DON would not be dismemhered until
after the consideration. BY eli powers
cpnctfned, II Frances demand Tor The
terr1iofy between the eighteenth ana
eucut{ third parallels IL rs soIneshnf
remarkable that before Prince talskzna.
Stances minister Ia f'aris. could have
received his Instructions 10 accept the
ultlnsstum. Great Eritxan's refusal 10
recognize the biockade had become
known AZ this city The British resa
dents here, while rejoicing over the &C
ton of the government. do MOI forget 20
give credit 10 Captain Joncs. Bptish
minister in Bangkok. for his careful and
ludicieus condnct through the critical
period. Whenever his advice vas
sought by the court chaplain. Jones
pronounced in favor u moderation and
concession.
the F'orsait, Lutina. Inconstante. Comete
and Lion. The British var ships fsilas
and Swift remain II the Mcnam bar. In
side the blockade limits The British
war ship Linnet and the German war
ship Wolf are AZ anchor in the river of
bangkok The British mail has been
ell - A. 4 Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

LONDON. July 30. Emperor William
cup in Inesiay faces The Nslkyre,
with Lord Dunravcn aboard will start
BY tomorrow the usns crowd Of titled
yachtmeu viii be at hand 70 sec the
beginning of the meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

ftpfs. ge's - II - rrrxrtszt Tat
Barrn Rofhsthilis and Jssgu. Jalsu8sly.
tnsiIianaire sugar rFtlHer. pfii start
shortly I cert sporting dsiiy nasptd
Itsf. .frscEaT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

HARRI~HrRa. Pa July ~. II is
iearnsi from a seniofficisi source that
the American Tube and Iron works al
Middlaiown viii resume operations next
exae.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

A tsis ~ rniirua8 f5sas uear Nrff.ff A
F.~ssselsis : snreitur fntfeYr rzpr iit
80 rigit. sn8 ne arff psff uian
.,rtsd s. a. Eiars. - efe - t t1is
..s,r-.if.e IEsst was itti sizt Ace -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

wssu1xoros. J0iy ~ .Ex SptsRfs
Crisp arrived ln Wssisifrinn tisis trsn.
ING frsrn fiftr-eie 81 foek NJ lis oia
essrIs.rs in fi,t Asfrof,piitss tsif4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

fsoxpoS. July - The. Rev Thornss
SpurKeon preached al the Tstesnacle
today ftr The frs, tige since his rrtusu
fr an Auckland The oIngregAtson eas
exceptionally large.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31

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Killed With His Own Gun.

A Mexican who has horse ranch be-
low the line in Sonora, near the ranch of
]. III. Slaughter, brought word from
there yesterday OF the killing of Lorenzo
Pace by a man named Camachi. Psco
was known ia Tombstone and Bisbee.
having resided in both places at differ
ent times.
The two men had been at outs with
each other for several years. Pace left
Blsbee few days ago and, reaching the
mescal ranch, imbi5ed freely and soon
Was in a fighting humOr Coming across
Camachi in an open field and utterinp
imprecatiOns upon his head, he drew his
pistol and proceeded to blaze away.
Camachi was unsrmed, but did not run.
He simply approached his would-be
slayer and at an opportune moment
rushed upon him. \ fearful struggle
took place for possession of the weapon.
Pace fought like a tiger, but Camachi
was too much for him. He wrested the
weapon from him and shot Paco through
the heart.
Camschi was arrested and taken to
Arispe, where he is awaiting trial.
PTOspectCr.