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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

''"HNH ANIlNNil or NlAN.
lu ihu Matter % thc Estate OF r.ilabsth
Very Deceased
NuTicl i- uEHIm GIVES THAT VII.
400. IS. hlEErsH, Administrator OF tho
g.Iir OF Elizabeth Very. deceased. h4a rem.
ntftl l1r foUiriuuut and nlrd Iu said Court tIs
Noel account lt hla administration Of said
lln anu rgluuu Tor dual distribution Of tho
lfH.lur ul Htll estate uWuug Che persons emit.
yea lhtfrto, and tHgt saturday, thr uth day uf
lt.fuHyrt A. - lFNf. at Do O'Clock 20. ul. Id tho
court room Of slli Court, Doc tho County Court
House, SAT- Lake CITY nnd county, ltau Ter.
rtufy, hoe been duly appointed by inc Judge
NJ H'il court Tor Che rytil0mcut OF aid al.
count lud hearing Hat petition Tor dlstuhu.
Won. ht Nheh umu ana place auY person |n-
ltfoaIcl Do SAID estate may uUUtar and show
cause, ~ any uuir lr. why sand account should
20 hr Huiu"i AMT approved and mai dlstrIUu
ton wHuu Hs prayed inI
Dated NuN. 100, lsHH
10 3. MEIuN,
Dlrr. uf t4H Probate Court
MAuurII a ADAMS.
Mt"uyfH Cor lHtatH.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN 'Ie Probate Court iu aud for salt LAX
County, IerrlurJ OF Utah,

10 'br Probate Court 900 aui Tor salt Lake
County, Icrr1urJ OF Utah
IL the Matter Of tho Estate Of Robert watson.
Deceased.
NOTI0k ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
n janice Watson anI Hush watson I'D
uuulstratufs VI thu ysiain OF Robert Watson.
deceased have rendered Tor ruturutut. and
died iu HaId rUuU Che nnal HCruunt ut ttuir
lumfuislfluuu of aHlI estate uuu petition fur
final dia,fiHuton of tbD rcfidHe Of said estate
among Cue prruus sultlrd thereto, and that
rucauBy. tig ftH day " December, A. l.. 1870.
az 10 O'Clock o. m. no ttu Duunty Court House.
-alt Iako city and county, ttah TERRITORY, has
been duy appointed lY tho Judge uf SAID
court fUF thr frttCmrnt OF said account and
bearing sHIl rruuuu Cor distribution. 10 which
uuiu and place sos person Interested tn saId
s.Ilte may appear aut show Chutc. DO any
there bu. why FaIi account should not br art.
uci ami approved ana nlal dutubatiou made
a. prayed fHI
bAtgd NurruHUT 200 lrtI
o.. v, MELOY.
t'rr 70. thg Probate Court
~ s. a. JAuN. Deputy,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

10 tH0 Probate Court. no and Tor salt Lake
county, Territory Of Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-11-18

ir IHr rruhaI. Court. u aHI Hr sale Ial.
tDHuiy, Iorulnv of ruh
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LEGAL NOTICE.

4u iNt Probate uIIt h. aHI fHH asIl Laae
County, IuuI.u TO-, Utah
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LEGAL NOTICE.

nyarJ,ca. 6a, , .' tho Probate Court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
GRAND RAPIDS MICH THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST

The presidenf Of shs United States had
called attention ia clear and forcibie
language 20 the fact that the treasury
notes issned under the act n lsso xere
preantsd for rcdemptson IN gold and
that caused the Iirsf falling on q the
sfoo,oooooo sold reserve. The pro
pssed amendment he regarded - q
uo~t dangerous financial PROPOSITION.
Mr.. Cockren fidlcnled the objections
made By Mr.. Shermaa. whDn he spoke
of ~ the great friend and patron of the
national banks and - ths great gold
mono mstaliist
Finally the bill and smendmenf vent
oser until tomorrow and Mr.. Berry ad-
dressed the senate IN fayorof the double
standard of gold and silver.
Mr Allen gave notice of an amend.
ment 10 the national bank circulation
bill 10 the effect that interest shall erase
on the bonds on which the additional
circulation shall be based.
The lodge resolution wns taken up
with the Gallinger amendment 10 il. 10
the effect that IL would BE- unxise and
inexpcdient 10 make any radical change
Ia the tariff prior 30 March. 1891. and
MIR. GallinRcr addressed the senate. He
declared himself roady 10 vote at the
earliest possible moment for the repeal
Of the Sherman act. though be did not
believe that the much abused act was
lSvgely responsible for existing financial
eyhs
At the close Of Mr.. Gallingcrs re-
marks. the senate proceeded 10 exccu-
tive business. and ct 3:l5 adjourned un-
I'll tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

A meeting will be held this evening in
the Office of the director general 10
adopt measures for the establishment ~
a permanent museum Tor the reception
Of relics presented by foreign nations
The ball % all nations took place last
evening In the natatorium building
The grand march was led by George
Francis Train with Mexican belle.
Thirty live nations were represented.
The Dartmouth college alumni held a
reunion in the New Hampshire state
building. Several hundred former stu
deats al the college assembled In the
building yesterday.
The oriental and western methods of
pAinting we're eontrasted by Professor
Choyo. the imperial commissioner a
fine srts fraan Japan. In . lecture deliv.
eFss3 yesterday.
Ipaka q Dahomey wou the frat prise
IN the canoe race between the lnhab.
taats e Midway piaisance kangigeg
Matchbox. an k.squiman. son the secend
prize.
The fsheries congress to he held a the
werlsls fair September ~ snd - il ex
citing great interest among the sports
nitin Il the oo0ntry.
Aohmed Inegy. donkey bog 10 the
street IN Cairo. y o. MARRY Nahiia.
oHe Il the aaueihg EiFis Ia ths theatef.
fsyt, day Al tie FAIR ess relebraiel
- 4 reception aha mneheea a ths
ttsyti pasiiinn yesterday aiteEEooa.
The paid admiasi0ns y the wofid's ;
FAR yesterday we're iillss5f.
The strike a the chair toys i
silii ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
FINANCIAL BIS.IsS INTRODUCED.
Senators Discussed Silver and Repub-
Iicans Want Immediate Action.

WASHINGTON. Aug 15.-Among the
petitions presented in the morning hour
was one from Cass county. Indiana. IL
was directed tsaid Mr.. Voorhees, in pre-
senting 10 against the manifold iniqui-
ties OF the present civil service, in which
opinion heartily concur.
Mr.. Manderson introduced two bills.
which he said had been prepared and
sent 10 him by gentleman OK financial
ability. and which were read by their
titles and referred 10 the finance com
mittee. The titles are: Directing tho
purchase Of silver bullion and the is-
stance Of treasury notes therefor. and
for the appointment OF a mint commits
sion; providing for the issue OF TREASURY
no,es. their redemption and for other
purposes
Mr.. Merrill gave notice that az he
intended 20 leave the city soon be would
briefly address the senate Monday next
on tho Vest bi-metallic resolution.
Mr.. Quay offered a resolution which
was agreed 20. directing tho architect of
the capitol 10 examine forthwith the
government property known az tho
Maltby building. and 20 report whether
tho structure is secure aud can be )ccu-
psod with safety % life and property.
lie said that facts developed befoie the
committee on public buildings aud
grounds show necessity Tor eSalnina-
tion.
A resolution was offered by Mr.. But
Ier directing the sergeant nj arms -
the senate to distribute 20 rublic
libraries in the United Statrn all
public documents found on hand and
not claimed by senators ON the
18th a September next. No action was
taken on fhe resolution. but Mr. Vest
argued IN favor - tho passage - a bi.i
appropriating t3D0fD0 Tor a sits and
building. 20 bo known "a the iiall of
Records which vas paseed
Mr.. voorhees, chairman - The finance
committee. said he had been appealed
- ~ several senator's who required the
time. not g. cali up to-day IA be had in.
tended the liil - enable national hanks
O. iEcrcsse their cifculation g.. the
amount n TIE rsr value q the honsi@
deposited ky them. bat he gsse Iotlce
that he would so - tomorrow
Mr. Cockrfu odetci aH amendment
directing tie secretary II the treasury
T. pay the halslers q per cent lnnds
she MAJ pfesent them foF tssfHyiion
their face value. With accfue1 interest
10 United States legal tender notes.
Ar sherman stated the ahiestioas
vhlch occurred 70 hls mind sgainss the
aaeudment 1he very m0Heht the
treasury nstss sese PAid oat aa tbesa
h.n.ie ehleb sefe aoN aos aas aaJ she
interest &c ehIcb Ras no hafden io the
goyeranent. tie notes. he aid. spoBld
T. psesentef 81 tne gssveshmeut and
tay ia e4a demanded That
peuia he a. enhesiDess llSe p10psation
asa Noaia oesPiicate tue sstasiioa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Onicials OF Indianapolis Bank Ite-
turned False Statements

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. l6.--District At
torney Burke made hurried visit from
his home in JeGcrsonville today, and
after a brief consultation with Bank
Examiner Young and Receiver Hawkins.
of the defunct indianapolis National
bank. proceeded 10 Washington. lie
had been instructed by telegram from
the department ~ Justice 30 lay before
IL al once all evidences 81 criminal prac.
tees in the affairs of the hank.
The first official statement of Receiver
Hawkins since he assumed control q
the bank will be made tomorrow IN the
shape 81 an affidavit 20 be presented 10
the state board of tax commissioner.
IN which he AYERS that the sworn state
ment - the bank officials 20 the ne.
scssor on April I. showing capital stock
of tDo.osu. surplus fund II 5000 and
undivided profits % $4,000 was false
and meant 10 misleah the public. This
makes plain case ~ perjury against
the officials
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
ONE FrRENA~ DEAD.
several Others Injured In = Burning
Musical STORE.

ST pAvi. Aug Is a the result = =
ere which lasted hfteen minutes this
evening cue fireman is dad eni sesefei
others injured. and The stock = Eoo,ie Z
" J. DYer A liros. dealers in musical
Instruments, No ~ East Third street
- ruiaeeA The firm carried = me stock
% pisnos and ether musical Instruments
aud did the largest business * any fifm
west q { hlcaea.
The Gre broke out II G. % c'elock and
gained ven rapid headwsy, snch fhAi .
general alarm vas turned n hud the
whole department sss ss1a fhfcNing
water ga tie burning sirpciaff-
A large nHutef n lellders weFt
fua up the hack Il The euiidin< es
Secss.a street The burning serrssh en
the nsns1esi instFamrt raaae surh .
dene sme ze ibat u usie tes tFfiiisn
~ and haf dozen maie tfeif = ~ =
the gFoand eifh diiscuiu. thriA -
horfer rnn throu0ii the efeFd Neeo
frrusn uas scssi ~ Dart besa iafefnesst
iFon he asa stofy . rs sliey pave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

RIoTINo IN BoMBAr.


BoxnAY. Aug. l6-Tho religious rnce
rioting wac resumed IN this city today
and Tor several hours the streets were
the scene of desperate conflicts The
lighting wss of the most sanFuinary
nature and q large number - persons
were killed and injured. Today be
ine Hindoo holiday. the au-
thorifies anticipated a renewal of
the recent disturbances and were
In q measure prepared O. suppress
al outbreak. but the police and The
force 81 troops we're inadequate 60 eoscf
the whole city. and before quiet lad
been restored Ia one district freeh cut
breaks would occur in other parts q TIE
city. TIE raee ~ the mob vac directed
especially against the mosques several
q which were sacked and bnfncd Al
the public buildings are nou raarlod
by troops. and the gunboats in no bar.
Tor have been cleared for aciion nni
brought into position g. covcf fte "a.
tive quarters. The local auihofltas are
confident II being shie ultimately g.
quell the rising.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
Pension Attorney,s Fees.

WASHINGTON. Aug, l6.--Assistant Sec
retary Reynolds. in a decision today,
held that attorneys in pension cases
would hereafter be allowed fee OF &
in increase claims under the act Of June
%. 1890 1t was contcnded by the at
torney in interest that fees under the act
OF Juno u. 1880. should be governed as
to amount 10y the act of July Ia. 1884.
which allows fee OF sl0 where no con-
tract for greater fee is stipulated for.
or where no contract for fees has been
fled. The assistant secretary. however,
holds TO the contrary and allows fes
OF %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
MOB is IN CONTROL
EUROPEANS PAxIc-sTRIckEn
ne cesera.snas n4~ Arpe&ls1 ss
Help % csasrol s,.e F4a.slo.i Hla-
aao~ sna Aa~lc.as.

Loxnos. Aur. 1a--oor.<,r,>.< A..
szfcAes ess thrf E.r.,..x 1. H .-,.-.--
-. - - <R-<
..,.-s.s.-, -, -
--s ~fr'f 1%s-s - bt 80
r'efe1 -na mAAf persons he<t bees
m1s<scred. bufope1ns are pknlc-
strickcn. Troops err Dos nr1fsc<ln.r
only the public bulidinRa Tie ro,-
ernor hns s..,..,l..,, - 49,. ..ls
instr.x',lo'e I, an. ,,e,.,.'-. -. -. y.
Au,n.s 4, -, ..,...,.-- y. .,--.'-'
- - 49, ..' ~
80 49, -, ''''~e 80 tel@t'p-1 ft.n-
JOS a1a Norsrh's On tne hfrNet& Tie
DAY Nes one ~ religious oteerfance of
both thnee religions and raoe cnerni.s.
and both were allowed a. f..t.l,rnl.
slm s,ltsneooslx. TIE No.. .,.l-
the first sff.c. ard vrere ..,,..,-l A. -
Hindooe Tfcons were $500 .r..ll~.l
frnm onflying net sr8 ufr, ,.'..s.5 i.
the ehief nafixe enrf.rs fs,,,.s -
trained upou the nrinrir.l stre''<. 80.
iphabitnnts h,,inv e.3er..5 4, ...s -lt'--..
Their dweflInps. AZ Iir~s rher s,s..s'.i -
bat soon the fIght.ng l,,.-tn r.-,.., -.
more tr,.ons Wcre called n -. .bs.
found II luon...sll,Ie a. cone ~.,.s ~.
native fnrfions
disDafeh vs. $40. a a.. ,,x..-.
genera ~ in,l;s fro,,, o,..,, v....,,s -.
few dass 400 s'r,,rr.~in, s.,,..,.. i,s..l...
ure ~ tbe neghsence u the local Az
ln.'',,es :. net es,nE sueeo~sr meAnst 10
~ P.sS "a. 'a.s. ss.e .,' s'r'.lp-.es. ~ r-s
Ieanle'u ols unst lne teo religious Iro.-
eers.o.s snoeia Dol hAfe been allowed
~ pass a'ohs 'ne sireess oh the hsnaa
-- .-~,.s s'.l ~ '.e , l,oss .ne neslness noose.
','.t.-4 ~ S.1se W tAHootL ieaf *
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Nainiohi shimbsn a japan. psrlfins
ou she Hawaiisn qosssti0n, ramefks thst
Hawaf vuehf - - grateful ~ ne LAP.
ansr residents. Tor u We TIE latter that
b.rt fhus fnr pse-ented and uii lr ths
future uudenbfedlT prrtent Herad
frssa l~ina hnnered te TIE uf6ffd
Stairs
guly - ne Dutrh stessses Esnfsm
20 info and sank ffe German rf3saruor
kuiQo ~ Hena beng heflsg Two
rsrro hsatF lFinf alEreiae ~ tlif A n il,c
ssre slno ruf 6rvb. cauniff fl,a lfes a
81 nree a rererai ebillre1.
i.sef sank - sac fInnIa. 1h,s 1z
sna feuf ouf ~ 6sunpnrF ff sirfy of
err fe1nsls enfl0yes u . saIf manefss-
ss.ry uers lfoansd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Family Drank Of it snd Three val
Not Recover.

EyASsvfrLx. Ind. Aug. l0--Jacob
Schultz. wife and four children started
10 move to Biriey today from 81. Phil.
lips. about sixteen miles from here.
They travelled an wagons. and when they
reached q point nbout two miles below
this city they stopped. aud I've Of the
party drank water from an unused well
near the road. After drink king they had
gotten but q short distance from
the well when they we're seized
With violent yoml ing. They drove 20
town rapidly. the unfortunates suffering
great agony. vomiting and purging con
stantly. The sufferers are nov AZ the
house OF Jacob Kohl. They are receiy.
ing every medical attcnfion possible,
but II Is believed the mother and two
children. boy aged 10 and girl aged
:, will not recover. IL Is believed that
the water drunk by the party was pois-
oned by vines in the well. An exalnina.
ton will be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
POSTAL RANK SCHEME.
senator Kyie's Bili Framed on Popu.
lisa ldca&

WASHINGTON. Aug i6.--Mr. Kyle. pop
ulist senator from South Dakota. has
laid before the senate postal savings
bank scheme. which not only embodies
the features Of previous postal savings
bank bills. but includes some additional
features on the lines of the third party's
peculiar theories. Under his bill the
postmaster general is authorized To dess
ignate certain postoiiices. one in each
county. TO receive small deposits for re-
mittance 10 b-tressuries. He is to
issue postal saving stampslfrom 10 cents
TO 81. The savings are not TO exceed
$1,000 for any one person. and are TO
draw interest ut 2is PER cent per annum.
The secretary OF the treasury is to loan
the postal savings % tanners owning
land valued at not more than 5000.
The loans are TO be made at per cent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
TO rMpEacH cAnLIsLE.
Kansas Popuii~ss Urge IL because We
Fsfied 90 Buy silver.

TorrKA. Kan. Aug. l6-The Topeka
Advocate. the Official state paper, IN an
editorial to-day. demands the impeacb-
mcnf o. Secretary Carlisle for having
failed to pur.bsse l.5o0o0o ounces
of silver. s.aoer the sherman
law, during the month q July.
IL save that Sec. etary Carlisle grossly
violated his oath 81 ofiice and that Presi.
dent Cleveland Is equally guilty and
should be impeacke1 az tie same fime.
pr0visci thai on investigation ID ~ found
that be is rrsponsible for Mr. Caslisie' d
conduct Resolutions embodyir.g the
Advocaies editorial viii be infrsduced
IN the poDnlist hi metallic mass meetings
81 be he'd IN each county q the stafc
between now and August n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
INDIAN COUNCIL nEcEDEs.
Unable to Maintain it, Arbitrary Pricc
for Council Bills.

NEw YoEK. Aug. lG-London cables
received in Wal street this afternoon re-
port that the Indian council had receded
from the position 1t took when il closed
the Indian mints TO the free coinage Of
silver and were ceiling council bills be-
low the arbitrary liked rate Of i5fd.
The adviccs were meager aud did not
state whether the mlnts had been re-
opened. In the absence OF definite
news il was supposed that the council
had been unable 10 maintain the rate n
exchange on India az tho price fixed.
Few persons understood what further
changes might be expected or why the
reduction had been ordered. II was the
original action of the council In fixing
the rupee price and closing the mints
that sent silver from 81 10 CO cents IN
ounce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

CLxvEIAsD. Aug i6-The system OF
paying with checks has been carried 10
such an extent in this city that some oh
jection Is being expressed by the work
ingmen and Dissatisfaction IL likely to
BE- met AZ the next pay day. Tho mer-
chants object 10 the checks for the
reason that Il drains them % their small
change. II IL stated that one large con
cern here will issue It's own scrip next
Saturday IN dcnomitions of sl. e. and 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

The Lafayette Indiana. riot ca@e in
whirh n y NuFphy Has sentenced q
tuo years in etste prison fer assault "a
an - priest has been appealed D. the
fBdians supreme ccurt.
Al nrsleR f0r the dissolution - The
t,iIteft CkS Manafarfannz company
q tsresn Is1snd snt the fray Steel 4
iron eampany q Troy NeP foFk. eas
trantesl ~ the NeH York. suprese cnarl
yesterday
TIE t}fsa3 Ifuak Failsay has declared
: a{F6lrn8 q , per ceet pr anham ~
fhe guaranteed sfinck. ~ against q - peg
cert ~ ike frsf half q ISL
Ths fnferuafional { aFFisze and Wagou
Aarsaxs taiay sn.iaesl fas elsHsne9 4
tsesern.a Alieeid ia Farionias tAe al
afehisss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Confiics Between Political Rivals Inn
mfuent In MEXICO.

EAGLE Pass. Texas. Aug. 16-About
10 O'Clock the town Of Cundad Pari-
fero Diaz was surrounded by the
.oppositionists' under the com
mand of Don Francisco Trevino, who
had come up the river from Rio Grande.
There was great excitement and
all the stores closed and barred their
windows soon after midday. Major Al
varez. with about 800 troops at his com
mand, went out 20 meet the opposition
lists. They found them on the Rio and
Condido. about one mile from town. and
Alvarez advanced and met Senor Ire
vino and inquired what he wanted.
I'VE are simply going 10 enforce our
rights said Trevino. land we propose
10 dispose of these Galan officials who
have denied our people the rights OF
free speech guaranteed them by the
constitution and replace them with fair
and honest men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Coal Operators Send 60 Alabama for
Negro MfncrA

KANSAS CRY. No. Aug. l6.-The coal
operators who went to. Chicago to see
the Santa Fe railway officials about its
coal agents offer to the miners turned
this morning. confident that tic railway
company's offer 10 the miners and its
acceptance by the strikers Monday will
have little or no effect on the strike. All
agree that Mr.. Devlin. the railway CON-
pany's coal agent, will not consider any
acceptance Of his offer with single
condition added. The operators have
all sent orders to Alabama for negro
miners
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

CHtrAeo. Aug. l6. Chicago banks re-
ceived sti25. 600 in gold today on import
engagements. and the yellow metal viii
continue % arrive as long as Now York
exchange sells al discount which will
permit of the movement Tho importa-
tion of gold has been under way only a
few weeks. yet in that time not less than
one-t third the amount shipped out of the
United States during the preceding
twelve months has been started on the
return journey. The old world merely
borrowed the gold. II - paying il back
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17
DIAMONDS WE'RE STOLEN.
New York Drummer Robbed OF Jewels
Valued at $4,000.

Sr. LouIs. Aug. 16.-A very mysterious
robbery in the loss of a case Of black
drilling diamonds. valued at $1,000
occurred last night between tho
Lindell hotel in this city and
Cincinnati. The victim IL c. III.
Billings. who represents a New York
house. and who arrived at So. Louis
last Saturday and put up at the Lindell
house. Yesterday he announced his in
tention OF ieayingfor Cincinnati and the
diamonds were turned over 10 him
shortly before 8 o'clock lie rode in one
OF the ST. Louis transfer busses 30 tho
union depot. and il Is believed that dur
ing this ride the diamonds were stolen.
Everything possible was done. hut not
the slightest trace Of the diamonds has
been found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-17

Rfros. Wis.. Aug. lG lIuudreds n
uhceimen frcsa AL parts - the country
are In me town today. Their fond hopes
far day - Ruod spaFt at the Driving
park Were blasted early this morning by
a terrific rain storm Zimmerman. Tay.
lar. lEoylsnd. smith. Citizens and many
eastern riders also arrived this forrnoon.
II wss ieciaesl "a psstpoas the racee
antf tomorrow ard Friday.