davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

II will cost great deal less for clerk hire
to settle up all the pension cases inside IA
months than to prOtract the work over IA
wears
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

SENATOR HILL seems to be sprinting to
the front with celebrity quite unexpected.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

LET every reader of The NATIONAL
TRIBUNE make point of getting at least
one additional subscriber.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
TIE BEST WAY

To gel ready for the great fight for soldiers
rights is to get up big clubs for the veterans
champion, THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

SENATORIAL courtesy seems to be get
ting badly frayed about the edges.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

VAN ALIEN has got what he paid his
$4,000 for. a.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

fetal amount paid ON account
Of bonds and interest notes.
principal, interest, and pre-
mfHTIs. TO b0BdhOIeEers To June
30, 1893, since and including
fiscal year 1861:
Principal $I.794. 399. I34.. go
Interest 2.53I. 769. 32f. ~
Premiums II9.S63, 3S6.sI
Total 81, 44G, 03I, 49, IS
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

WHAT is the reputation
OF the claimant and
his witnesses for
truth aud veracity as
heretofore reported
IN .-.,,tr of1iaa9
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

by whose sworn tesiI-
mouy iomcers or
comrades. pin ysi-
cinns and neigiIbors)
was his claim cor
roborated9
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

II pensIoHer IL now
on the roll, what
amount of pension
| is lie now receiving
and do you consider
such railing "a just OF
an uni ust allow
auce? IL unjust,
why?
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

Give names aud adj
dresses of each wit
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

DO records of War De-
partnient report him
present or absent.
sick, or wounded, or
prisoner of war at
any time; IL 50. he
ttYeef, what. du,p.1
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

| DO records of War De-
uariment verify his
service an q q is
charger
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

Number of pension
certificates.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

| What degree Of dis
ability WAS found TO
exis; from pensioned
cause at each oftlleso
examinations?
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

What amount of peII-
sion WIS allowed hy
( Pension Office in the
original claim I?
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

Has the pensioner died
since the allowance
of hts original claim?
IF so and known,
give date of death.
Lastly, IN your jndg-
nIeni, was the origi-
nal claim properly
or improperly al
lowed? II improp-
erly, why?
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

Com pauy and reg
ment.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02

certificates.
Name and address of
pensioner.
The National tribune., 1893-11-02
MORE SLANDERING.

An article bearing Washington date-line,
and evidently sent out from the literary
bureau in this city, which has been for years
engaged in the systematic SANDER of the
Union veterans, has appeared simultaneously
in all the soldier-hating papers in the coun-
try, and in the columns of others which are
not careful to investigate the facts before
admitting such stuff. Here is the way the
article appears in the ST. Louis Republic. 1t
is exactly the same in the other papers, ex-
cept that the heading is changed to make it
appear as if it came from the papers regular
correspondent in Washington:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Nominate STATE OficerS and Urge Re-
real 81 sherman Act

faxcot~ Nsb. oct AFTER the
adoption e ths platform early this
mafaInr tie dem 1cgafs ia state conveu-
lion completed their work With a rush.
iian Frank . Irvine - Omaha. present
sispreue cnuft ccmra Issioncr. xas norni-
n1iei unanimously sor as-ociate justice
nf ihe supreme court NessrS Milton
Dson,tis. J 81 Pyle and Charles Klo-
nan we're Raced ior regents - the state
university oa The first ballot and the
caneeatioa few minutes before clock
a...nufpcA sine tie
abe r.at,oru as hnally adopted after
ssr.lax greetings % President Cieve.
ianr endorses MS administrator. favors
TIE presidents recommendation to COZ
gress i1r The repeal - the silver pur-
r tae clause % fhe sherman sct aad
calls aVan ths Cn.tel States SENATOR'S 70
speesI.iY pass tae per8ing bsil Tor the
rsaGr rf ans u1eonll.tianai repeal 0f the
V.lttae law it comments fhs action 0f
fc1-rfsr ir the enieav1r b. promptly
rel4H tgr fiersi eiert.on avs. favors
81 erti nepsons 20 deserving veterans.
aEa crutTestis Gonna Isalener Lochren
b. eis eh,leavprs O. purge the let o.
these 0ot entitled - PENSIONS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
LOSS WILL REACH si.ooo.ooo
Later Report From the storm on tho
snif.

INV OKLRArs. Oct a With the To
formation that has -escbed the city %.
day fFosa Grand fsie, from Cbeniers.
CanNannda. from the ibsyou Couk coun.
try and the cousiry adlacsnf thereto
and from that section ,gink ca this AIDE
- the river frosa tbr n9rrf limits II
Piqucmine 90 tho Quarantine sfafion.
from the lake coast alia elsewhere. u h
nov ptre- ble g. gze fair caiculaiion
~ the k>e ~ iife sfssi estent u damage
Gspc ~ tbe late sFarrss
IIt " pretty wcil determined nuu that
the loo ~ life IN the Basou Cook
country wiii appr1xfmste 10. Scofes
~ fishing smscks and lurgerf have beeu
destroyed AMI the country swept clean
~ ia houses Reliable newsfrom Grand
lsle. reccived here the inofninR. ehoen
that the ioss 81 lifa there vii net a.
cced twenty I've The property damage
will be " the neighbofhoed of fleoon
On Grand Terre. part u the Living
stone hotsl which uas built - brick
and had massive foondktione. cafe1 a
into the gull. whIe the Lrsnerions
lighthouse Was uuecafhed. The Itfi.
mere population Nas lao in ronnd ~.
ures and The ioes there j. soInep befn ~.
tween so and o09 The Chincse canrs
on bayou SeDef aBd Bayou Andre have
suffered severely and many lives have
teen lost 10 10 FAIR 20 eEtimefs. there
fore. that betuean i.lO0 and 40 pef-
cons pcrisbed in The storm. TIE prep
erfy io~s Vii he more tsan q 0Nlnto
There sefs tsrer or four hundred crafts
engaged in the oyster and firh Industry
and unsfhird o. one hsif q fhees have
lseen wrecked. turned boftofn up ard
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

A Long Card Worked on and Big
Crowd Present

CHrLLJcoTHE. Ohio, Oct 5-The big
gest crowd OF the meeting attended the
races today and the events were OF an
interesting character. In the 2:l9 trot
not completed yesterday. Commodore
Porter won. Dan Cupid second. Bismont
third. Mary Cecil fourth. Sternberg fifth
and Muggins sixth; time. 2:l7s,. In the
unfinished 3-year-old trot Barnet won.
Miss Cecil second, Anthelia third and
Anteemoyne. Morning Star. Major and
Dan III. in the order named; time. 2:l9al.
The yearling consolation stake was taken
by Ella Foley. Emerson second. Antce-
moyne third and Ashtobula. Barietta
and Royal Garter an the order named:
time. 2:i0k.
Summaries OF other races: 2.iG trot.
purse al .500-PamIico won. Gertrude
second; time. 2:l9. 2:iisk, 2:i5is.
Three-year- pace, purse 1900
Lottie Lorene won. Joe Wilkes second,
Ferncliffe distanccd; time. 2;l6. 2l9,
2:l9.
Three-year old trot purse fi,3o-
Eoline won. George Lee seccnd. Wilkes
Maid third. Lizelle fourth. Dsncourt
fifth; time, 2:liA. 2:liat. 2:ifSs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Deerfield, Lenswee county. II. A..
Pool. vice George McLachlin. removed;
Edwardsburg. Cass county, X j. Hicks.
vice r. s.. Griffin. removed; Hermans-
vile. MenomiEee county. A. j. Kremer.
vice q. w. Earle, removed; Livingston.
Montcalm county. Miss Belle Baiggs.
vice B. j. Story. resigned; lexington.
Saniiac county. John Bell. vice w. j.
Baker. removed; Maybee. Monroe coun-
ty. Daniel Hasley, Jr.. vice Perty Bur
gess. removed; North Adams. Hillsdale
county. Leonard Whitaker. vice l. IL.
Rickard. removed; Peck. Sanilac county.
Arthur Toal. vice James Foster. re-
moved; Rapid River, Delta county.
Henry w. Cole. vice ID. &. Dillabough.
removed; South Arm, Charlevoix c'oun-
ty. +. ii. Bennett, vice Ii. b. Stephan.
removed; West Haven. Shiawassee coun-
ty. Abraham Callard. Sr.. vice o. ii.
Chaffee. removed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
HIGHWAY ROBBERS ARRESTED.
Three Tramps Arrested who Held Up
q stranger.

IoSrA. Mich. Oct 5.--A stranger Civ
ing his name as Webber. who has been
doing this city today, this morning fell
In with a gang OF tramps and bought
them some beer. carrying il in a pail to
freight car. About o'clock this
afternoon he reported to the sheriff that
he had been held up and robbed Of his
watch and eco. Sheriff Montgomery
immediately set his deputies to work
and they found that three tramps who
had been in company with Webber dur
ing the day. had suddenly left town GO
ing west The officers started out and
when near Sessions farm ran across the
trio and brought them back to the city.
They gave their names as Thomas Bar
ton OF Canada. George Meredith Of
Rochester and George Murphy OF Bay
City and were held as suspects Nine
teen dollars and forty-five cents was
found on Barton who is colored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

WfsTcnFs1KR RAGS TRACK. Oct a.
First race. fiye furlongs -Laxzetts won.
Roy Lochiel second. formentor third,
time, s5s
second. mile and an ssghth-R Racsiand
Won. Hume second Newton third.
time, %
Third. sir furlougs- Dolldns won.
Assignee second. Ben LomoDd third;
time. l.ilh
Fourth. seven fufiones Stonsbe,l
uon. Rollcf second Tulla Blackburn
third: time. y.
Fiffh. one mile-bcanssy won. Little
Billy second, Henu Young fhird; time.
lWk u
sixth. Eve furIongs kcnfsgerna won.
Tricnlo ercond. Frog Dance third. tims.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
Hou.s hin. Paced

WAsHS0ros. Oct a-The house 10
day passed the following bills: To cell
the old custom house AZ Louisville. Ken
tucky; 10 place the secretary OF agricui-
ture in the line of the presidential sue
cession; 10 authorize the receiver OF the
Jesus Christ church Of Latter Day
Saints to restore 70 that church certain
personal property belonging TO u. 10 be
used for charitable purposes; TO
authorize supervising inspector general
of steam vessels 10 detail assistant In
spectors 10 inspect iron and steel boiler
plates at the place OF manufacture. aud
% disquaiify judges. Justices or commis-
sioners OF the United States from sitting
a. courts in the hearing OF cases OF
which they are interested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
KILLED IN A RIOT
INNOCENT NAN SHOT DEAD
C&ss ssonsd ard special rolsoc@~a
fir~d Into tho crowd--e.l> >~r<a-
t>n<lcnt fSlley ffit ~ . nton&


lspiAsNfoL1& oct o-Ins r1ofsnx
shieh '1%s pose y p.''~ ~ No -
Fohf s''ops " '1.'-''o's ssof seDoe 1-s<
sfenAHG' nAs connhusa an oeetttnff
fashion today until shortly after o'clnck.
when IL developed into 4 running bstlla.
resulting il fhode4th of one mxn. James
Pitfs. and The ecr,ous iniurx a 10
Rilex su,s,i,,,.,d..t - AZ. p<,-l. a
F.s...,. S..s-,,'r ~. -, - -
-,
non uh'oh po'.si "asst - ~o1. ~ ne
snoin. KnA'osa ~ e1snt special Ioliro-
Last evening crowd 81 about 30 men
and boys. sympzthizers with the strikerA
stoned the shops. and while ~ the rcst
of the specials sied. one. John sfokn<
fr,.A mr..n An. ,,<.h s,a al....<...f
II ,ho.,sh ,.os..sx -. 49,
s
~ n'o' n'.t me spe1'a' p's'os so''
'n place asa'n Sith the ekeepuen o. t~oe
who refused 10 60 on duty and turned
IN Their badges iht boilcf makers were
also AZ work. when u becsme kno~n
that the police were back The crowd soon
gathered sgaln. The bofs advanced -
the company ilne q III O'Clock and tfns
got within lev teef 81 one ~ TIE
specials a. he stepped behind TIE iron
Sheeis Rocks Tell al around him.
Appealed Zoe FoIlouer<.
suddenly The snecinl pullel his r.xrl.
yer and fred. hitting l,ennie Stnnnn 80
the knucklee who was hurting . slF.ue
Stamm showed his hIeedinr tinvcr a. !
young man named Ellls. Who raized his
arms above his e,fsr,..s,i,,, and .l.,.,s,.l.
-Men this l. te.o much. them .Ieslls 49,.
shooting boysl Who'll foilou me exer
and clean ,cm outf7
He starred aeroe. the street h,,t =.
less thar twrpfx o.f ~ tbe h,,n.lr,.l 81
lowed him. he hailed ana The most a..
citing ineidenf N The n,ornins, en.,,l
There Was no further freal,ia 49, "A
SIS osrlarL uh,., S,,er,rs,.r,t..Tf l,.lfy
of the Peorin A E.stern a,xi-ss'n s.rrsre's
With an engine and one rn.r.h A. l.,i,...
the wor,<men and the snee,sIe ,,to tbe
CITY. Those Who xere on IN. train were
stoned by a crowd ~ bow. but eos away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

down her iib tspsail and taking lins
fron the tng Cnnnsnder. The t4lksrie
did Ilkswise, t~ing taken IN tox ~ the
tls Lpcienbsch
As this time the EnkiishmAn WAS
leading the American b one ulile.
which. added b the allowance - one
minute. forty-slght seconds gave the
fsikyrse really lead of nearly = mile
and half. Had the boats continued "a
the starting point there IL no doubt that
the gslkyrie would have held her I'd.
vantage. barring nnkes and shifts q
wind. and The race resulted IN victory
for Lord Denraven's cutter.
The next race VIII be ou Saturday. II
win be over the sane course - today
and viii be frFt race postponed from
today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
Charged with Conspiracy.

IONA. Mich. Oct. IA warrant was
today issued for thS arrest OF the two
MeIosche brothers. Abert +. and H. N.
druggists OF Belding, charging them
with conspiracy The warrant Is sworn
out by the attorney OF the state r'har-
macy board and charges that Albert r..
who is a doctor. went before the board
at Grand Rapids and procured drug
gist's certificate, representing that he
had brother whom he wished to be
registered. but could not himself stand
the rigid examination. The sheriff has
tho warrant and will ssrse il tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
NO ONE TO BLAME.
Report OF Inspector ON Mansfield
Mine Disaster.

CRYSTAL FALLs. Mich. Oct 5.--An
immediate investigation of the recent
Mansfield E.ine disaster has been or
dered by the county Judge. The report
81 the mine inspector removes all blame
from the mine operators The causc Of
the disaster. the report states. was a
break in the shaft support. allowing a
cave 90 form through which the waters
~ the Michigamme river poured. The
inspector believes that no fatalities
would have occurred had not the water
poured in. Practical miners say that
the course II the river can be changed.
the dead bodies recovered and opera
tons In the mines resumed at a maxi
mum expenditure q $4,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Cn1csoo. Oct s--Insp-rtnr Shss kss
beer rslicd upon by fiis police eufhofi-
fies sf Te-re lHuis lEklana. 20 inTessi
gsfs che cnse = 0ns Benismin y. Pet.
Eel. ioeked NJ a. Terrs haute. indisna,
charFed With sfte.< Itinr 90 ps<t fufEed
checks beFssai merchants - tnkf city
ccsstiainsf that rfefzel toaElIs snosis -
thsss ard offered checks IN E<yu1ert
tbeseof. When taltrn iDto custni1 nDme
fstfn ie enf foeftini paper wss found
"a BE Fefs<n. n = beiirted thst al
the rterks are forreFies The flscks
are drawn fFrtfIf HpIlFpok Iunbe
coupans. fhe AsuIrs Whczi eomreny
asd aeserted - the Anssficsn Ia.
thitnre Nnfionnis hnnk. ell q this ctr.
Tbe4ank peofse sss The rbsssks sfs for.
gafsts en1 that TIE sccFptnnce stamp
lrafs 90 reesmidnnF A. tliu'fs y bfteFsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Jocob ". Csmrlin. West Bay CITY.
stove IA hitter and kettlehol8er And
slraiaer, Levi Harris. Kalamazoo. car
Wheel and axle. Wdliam +. HHL Kala.
rnazro. los an ioaser. , VI. Lacey. Niles
automatic grain weigher. Ismee y Nat
sia,a. Sarinav. axie box. Frsnk Miller
H.sliesil.e. niik es,aier. Lumas a. New
-. T,atrsst bank check, draft ~ sirai-
lar insfrlnent. lusa@n n Perry -.
troit rf,fatn fi4zer, Man = Tborlr,esa.
f.r4iar. nsashin~ ts~ henaing sfariss
tsecrxa Wsf,i. - Clar. labes faf card
aoifsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Original-Carlos G. Teachout, Ed
more; Franklin G. Finch. jackson;
Cleveland. Parshallville; 5. Adelbert
Bass. Grand Rapids Charles l. Tyler.
Greenville. Increase William II. Con
kin, Big Rapids; John W. Dunn. Jack
sou; George w. Marsden. Tecumseh;
Charles A. Norton. jackson. Original
widows-Lucinda NJ Kellogg (mother).
Ann Arbor; minors OF Amos L. May,
Grand Rapids. Reissue Minors OF
John G. Love. BROOKLYN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Note Found I'm . Can Picked Up at
st. Igpace.

ST. IoxsoE. Mich Oct 5.--An old set
tier. living at Gros cape. about Ave or
six miles from here, found = can which
had been washed ashore at that point
IL contained the following:
Friday. 1872 Whoever finds this
note. IL is my parting 10 this world az
we are sinking. The steamer - broken
in two. ne are already n fuaissing word }
u is 20 Re - now Good bye Send
this % Buffalo, No. f246 Chestnut street.
tliened JoHN = SrKxcKR
prom steamer Gilcker.
Tel my wife not "a worry or fret.
because I sEn gong 10 . better world.
Adieu~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
Did rupne, Air KIN Him?

PoKr HuRoN. Mich. Oct. 5.--An in
teresting suit is that OF Mrs. Jane Liv-
ingston Hawthorn % Sarnia. against the
Grand Trunk railroad. She wants dam
ages 10 the amount of $1,000 for the
death Of her husband. claiming her bet
ter half died from the effects Of the im-
pure air in the St Clair tunnel. She
has been granted permission to bottle
samples Of the tunnel air for analysis.
as testimony in the case. which will be
tried soon in London.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Memphis Woman Lost Her Suit for
Divorce.

PoRr HURoS, Mich. Oct. 5.-The suit
OF Mrs. Sylvanus Van Dusen against
Sylvanus Van Dusen OF Memphis for a
divorce and portion OF his property.
has been decided in the supreme court
against the woman. 1t will be remen-
bered that the Van Dusens had been
living together as man and wife for thir-
teen years and that they have one
daughter now growing into girlhood.
The woman. who has always been
known as Mrs. Van Dusen since they
had lived together. has a large circle of
friends in Memphis who sympathize
with her. She is heart broken over the
affair, IA the fight was made more to
establish the legality OF their relation
tionship and the legitimacy OF their
child. than for pecuniary motives Mrs.
Van Dusen had contended that she and
her husband had contracted TO live to-
gether. which constituted common lss
marriage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

SARATOGA. y. T.. Oct a-Leading
lights Ia New York state democracy as
ssnbled here today to attend the demo
crat state convention. At noon the con-
vention began its work. when Chairman
Murphy nominated ID. y. lockwood OF
Erie. and Cleveland man. for temper
AIRY chairman. Mr.. lockwood made q
speech praising the administration.
which was greeted with dead silence.
AT | "a the convention adjourned until
fOrlOrrOw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
Horse Tblcyes Break jail.

MouSr CLEMENS. Mich, Oct. 5.-At
$50 o'clock this morning Frank Collins
and Varnum Lufkin. horse thieves. and
j. Brown. cigar thief. sawed hole un-
der the door OF their cell in the county
Jail with saw made out OF a pocket
knife and escaped. Alex Scott. a burglar.
refused to accompany the other prison
ers and they bound and gsgged him 20
he could not give the alarm. Officers
are in pursuit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

CHICAGO. Oct 5.-The ladies in charge
of the Michigan building gave pork
and beans dinner at the Michigan
logging camp today in honor OF Governor
Rich and Mrs. John I. Rich. Among
the guests were President l. M. Weston
OF the Michigan worlds fair board. Com
missioner and Mrs. J. w. Flynn, Com
missioner and Mrs. Julia Pond Tin
plates and dippers were the dishes used
on the occasion and the governor an
uounced the dinner hour bv blowing the
i've foot tin horn at 1 o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
SUPREME COURT.
Many Nosicns Acted Upon FasorsbIy
ard Otherwise

Is~srxn. Mich. Oct s. The following
nacsious wer~ decided IN TIE supreme
court this morning.
n Is,hn " Ray "a Andrep Ssndtssry.
= nnofHnn that thls case sti3e toe resalf
q Ray "a Johnson snsi - dismiss writ
q erfer teniest Record crieres8 printed
aa8 ssrvcd vltDln t~rnty Ave oay& In
Rehzr8 p Rct.taazv Thomas Hsiler
ef a.. motion 81 aisaiss Ufit q srrox
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

LANSING, Mich. Oct 5.-Attorney
General Ellis has filed an opinion as to
act No. 137 OF the 1873 statutes, relative
to deeds, mortgages. etc.. executed in
another state aud recorded in this
Many have wondered whether il would
be necessary for such documents to be
accompanied by a certificate from the
county clerk that the notary before
whom they were executed was really a
notary. Mr.. Ellis says the certificate Is
not necessary. provided the notary sfiixes
the official seal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

denied on condition that Hitler prepare
aud serve 4-signnents of error witbin
ten dsys In Washington u. Wiley ".
John Duffy. notlon 70 modify Judgment
cf this court % a. % eater judgment
here for plaintiff. denied.
In Alecia J. Lansing " Geraidine
Haynes st al. motion 20 make costs pay
able our Of estate granted. except - TO
ss,sts al rehearing.
Ia supreme sitting Of Iron Hall Va
Hosmer. circuit judge. msndsmus
granted
In William Skerritt vs William j.
Law. motion 70 dismiss appeal. denied
Rehesrings we're denied In Bedier ".
Rcaume; vsu Aueken ~ Chicago 4
Vest Michigan railroad. and f1sgg Va
Chiczgo. Detroit 4 Canada Crank Trunk
junction railroad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Funsrsl Directovs viii Hold Next An
nual IN 81 Loui<

DErsorr, Mich. Oct. 5.--Ths twelfth
annual international convention Of the
Funeral Directors of America was
brought 20 . cioss today. The morning
session was taken up with reports Of
committees and miscellaneous business.
and an address on The Funeral Dircc-
tors Functions.' by w. H. Doyle Of On
tsria- William =. Hohenschuph OF
Iowa delivered al address in the after
noon on Can Public Funeral of One
Dead Of Contagious Disease Be Held
With Safety"
Tho following officers were elected:
President. s. Merritt Hook OF New York
city; first vice president. William p.
Hohenschuph Of Iowa; second vice pfesi-
dent, Mr.. Roach Of Mobile. Alabama;
third vice president. Frank w. Dickin-
son OF Springfield. Massachusetts,; sec
retary. John II. Sharer. Alliance. Ohio;
treasurer, Charles A. Miller. Cincinnati.
ST. Louis will bs the next place Of
meeting.
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HAwtu NE~ss,sE READY.
President Fsvor- Referring Pro,ec-
farsse 60 a tose.

W,sHfvtrrv. Oct a.--An executive
sneis.sxt ~ Hawaiian AFFAIRS has been
fferafe.i f3r semc weeks. reafiy for trans.
fai~sian "a the saaats ~heneveg action
90 the silver question permits
tfe consideration q other busine~s
The Haifinore San sfafes that q
- sfle 10 .ils.lose fer the lir~t tine The
rsfara "a Nr Hionuts Recommendation.
whiea 4 ttsf the auesfion Il establish
irG rrnfecfrrtfe over the islands ~
tfa u.te.i ~tates shouid ~ Submitted
80 rirteeiie ia ehIch fhe "a
tsr@ tnsi th~ fnretxn bsrn residents
srraai haTe elusl right q voting
Nl-iaer in - rvrnf = The natives -.
eiefiee 7sgairsf 4 pfsiecterase sod mani
fesfiag . tssire fsr thr restoration =
Gufen ii'ires aisni the t8ifed States =
- uusiertsse ite fssk ~ replacing her
en tte tlrtne sa8 eialrtsinioz her thers
= question: npen Nhieh 40 disclosure
I. ala.fa
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nnmb.rd,ng Rio Again.

BrrSos ASREs. Oct kilograms re-
ceived here from Rio Janeiro confirm
the report that Admiral Mello is again
bombardin9 the city. All business
places IN the city are closed. The dam
age done 40 far is reported to be triiling.
President Peixoto has mounted new
guns and made preparations to return
the Gre % the rebel vessels