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Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30
Cnrefui Psepmrmtioa

Is essential to purity of foods. It ir wisdom aud economy to select those that are pure. The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Coudensed Milk Is prepared with the greatest care, and infants are a.eured the best. GrJcers and Drug Rists.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

In Justice Koska's court today the charge against the coloIed woman of robbing s young man oi his wa ch. vas dismissed. The watch was recov- cred from other parties.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Since June let, 1892, Collector of internal Revenue c. c. Eyster has ,ssued 569 liquor licenses in his dis rrict-all of Arizona except Atlantic t Pacific points and Prescott. The cast oi these was sbont SIS 900. a considerable increase over the business of previous years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Chas Overl"ck ia located in his new shop on the corner of Fremont and 5th streets. It is one of the neatest meat markets in the territory.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Ay.ung man whose name ue we e unable to learn WAS relieved of his gold watch snd $50 in money by "A "H"y Rsncher" from Huachuca last night. Deputy Sheriff Bradley took her trail early this morning but had not reported late this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Lew Richards and family came up from Nacossri yesterday and will leave in s day or two for Chicago where they will remain for several weeks before visiting their New Jersey home
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Bob Templetou has received the ap- pointment xs a guard st the Yuma peniteriisry. He wi,l leave for his new post on Saturday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Agents wanted 10 sell Martins Worlds Fair Album. IL i, all that its name implies and more. A copy can be seen Al this office. Write the Irvine Co, Phoenix, for particulars.
 ~One Inexperienced gent took eighteen order. in one day in Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

There was no western mail today owing to A bridge near P.ntano being consumed by tire during the night. This Is the second time this bridge has burned during the past month.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Shipments of ore from Capt. Burns properties near Galeyville nave con- mencei. and another steady producer has been added to Cochise county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

The regular monthly meeting of the Thimble League will be held in the Presbyterian church, on Saturday, April 18th ct , 50 p. m.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30
PROGRAM .

Opening Address ...... Rose Haley Mowers Song .-........ ScnOOl Quotations on Truthfulness =. CIa-s Dear Old Granny .Thos, McArd!. The Mouths. hs...... Arizona Miano A Boy of Ye Olden T'me-Marrin
 Nolan, Willie Simmons. James
 Welsh.
 Tine Drunkard's Warning John Foley Waita Minute. .. Alma Langpaap Song-The Oli Cottage Clock S;hooI That's the Way . ..Thos. Basti,n Baty has Gone 10 School. .Rii!a Likes Spring time Flowers-Ida Ford, May
 Nolan, Annie Langpaap, Emily
 Miller. Maria Duraza.
 Boys Make Men. Manuel April Happy Hours. s........ Vora Johnson CuckCo Song-Sophie McGuirk, Mary
 Wool, Lizzie Conner, Edith k"beIt-
 son. John Critchl-y, Eddie Bauer,
 Louis Grey, John Mlano.
 Parts of My Body-Kate Chynowetb,
 Vors Johnson, Eiiih Robertson. Mir. Nobody y...... Samuel Verran Bsby's $ ockiny. .... ..Teresa Carh Sea Waves .. John M ,anO Four Littie Pigs John Broad A Mortiiying Mistake. .Ahdi- Kindred The Friend oi tine Children-Frank
 Mor~ns.
 Little Chatierbox. ..... Mamie Rock Scng-The Jill Wheel .. School Boys Rights. Willie W .kstrom Somebody's Mother Psulita Coma es I'll Put It Off. .... Ida Castsfe,'a The Crossing Sweeprr- Ned Criic ley Which Shall IL Be? Clara McGuirk Our Flag-Henry Fry. Newton kIp-
 dr-d, Walter Wood, Alec Johnson,
 Oscar Chynoweth
 Song-Americs s.-..-.... School , Boys Relief " Henr, Castsneda Shutdown. n....K Kate Gibbons Holiday Thoughts. .. Ruse Wood The Will and the Way Jas. CrItchley The Wreck of the Hesperus. Glass The Morrow. Lola Elias Pspa's Letter -. Mxbel Goldsxorthy legend of Northlsnd Armand Shsrkey SonR-Robin Redbreast-Henry Cas- taiieda, Lizzie Butler. Willie Wik-
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

The case of the territory vs. Kelso was dismissed in Justice Duncan's court today. upon motion of the dis trict attorney.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30
.ETaIarla {.

 is believed to be caused by poisonous uiS a..us arising from low, marshy land or from d-caying vegetable matter. and which, brcRthed inc the lungs, enter and poison fhe blood. II q healthy condition os the blood is maintained by taking Hoods sarsapariila, ca> Is much less liable to malaria. and Hoods sarsararilla has cured many severe ca.es q this distressing affection
 A Wonderful Medicine.
 "For malaria I think Hoods Sarsaparilia has 10 equal. It Las kept my children well right through the summer, and we live in one Of the worst places for malaria in Marys. vile take Hoods Sarsararills for that all gone feeling, with great benefit" NRA D. 2. LAWS. Marysville. Cal
 Brcak-Bone Fever.
 "My daughter Pearl was taken with dengus Cor break bone) fever 2 yeas ago, and my friends thought would lose her. had al- m1st given up hope until she began to talks iIoot's Sarsararilla. She took four bottles In four months, and gained l5 pounds. thank Foods sarsaparilla for giving her back ,o me restored to health and strengta.s JuLiA A. KIyG, sherman, Texaa
 Hoods Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists q. six for s. Prepared or'- :, l HOOD CO.,. Apothecarisa. LDa J1ss.
 :CH -oses Ore Dollar
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30
School Exercises

The pupils of Mrs. Bradley's and Miss Hills classes will entertain their friends tomorrow afternoon with tine following program. The exercises vii. begin at ] 30 ?. m. All Are cor dially invited.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

A lynx was shot and killed by . young nimrod yesterday near the old city water works tank on the hill. It was one of the largest ones ever brought to town.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

w. K. Perkins. chsirmsn of .he board of supervisors. made a flying trip to Tombstone today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

John Evans, NAcossri, ani Chas. Miller. Tucson, are registered at the San Joee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

A cement sidewalk is being put down in front of Legal Row on 4tb street.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Ward Priest is the foreman at the Bonanza mine at Hsrqus Hala.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30
From Thursdav's Daily.

J. Sawyer, St. Louis. is registered al tbe C0chise.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Bishop Kendrick will hold services in the St. Paul Episcopal church at Il \. m. and ' 30 ?. m. Sunday next.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30

Ed Morehouse of Bisbee was 6 pas senger on the incoming coach today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1893-04-30
From Fr,davs Daily.

A. c. Riordop. Sonors, is registered at the San Jose.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
FAIR AND FINANCES.
Tom Palmer speaks on Two Very
Interesting Topics

Tom Palmer Speaks on Two Very
Interesting Topics
DErEorT. Mich. July 5.--President
Thomas ". Palmer will not resign his
Office as head Of the Worlds Columbian
commission IT least. just at present.
He says 50 himself. He came home
from Chicago 10 spend the Fourth and
found Mrs. Palmer's health materially
improved If . man intends to resign
an Office" Mr.. Palmer said, .he should
not talk very much about il. He should
simply resign and not do any coquetting
| am not ready 10 say what may do in
the future, but for the present | shall
not resign. Mrs. Palmer and myself
have arranged 10 spend month or six
weeas vacation in the east. | shall,
however. spend another week in Chi.
cago before entering upon II.
Mr.. Palmer spoke cheerfuliy Of the
financial outlook. and expressed conf
dence in speedy improvement in that di-
lection. The repeal OF the Sherman Law
Will cause steady improvement, in my
opinion" he said. 1T Is astonishing
how few important failures have result
Ell from the financial stringency Ii
congress does not undertake To fool with
the tariff. the country will soon come
back 10 its normal condition. The re-
cent condition has been more Of a
strangulation than panic. business
demands that the equality OF gold and
silver shall be preserved. All existing
silver must be redeemed. otherwise the
government in a defaulter. Silver was
bought at 40 cents and circulated at 81.
The government must now pay dollar
for dol,ar. and pay il with money tina;
all will agree Is worth dollar. This sill
yer business il neither more nor lese
than diluted greenbackism."
Speaking Of the worlds fair. Mr. Pal.
mer ha a good word 10 say for Mich.
gan's mining exhibit. Our copper ex.
hibit.' he said. lis one Of the most artis
lie ever seen. Michigan's horticultural
exhibit, however. Is not So creditable az
that made by other states. These are
tie only two Michigan exhibits that
have inspected. So far the worlds fair
attendance has not come up to anticipa
tons. IL would pay the government. il
il were possible. To spend sl0.0o0.O00 e
carry people 10 the fair for one day each
Hard times and the fact that railroad.
did not make low enough rates ar,
mainly responsible 10. the lack Of at
tendance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

New Mexico silver mine owners In
ecnv~ntion yesterday adopted resolu-
ton demanding the repeal Of the shsr-
nan iaw and that a substitute DO passed
providing Cor the free and unlimited
coinage u silver at the ratio Of lbs 10
/. II this demand were heeied and the
substitute passed the silver mine owners
would be permitted to take 81 cents
worth Of silver 20 the United States
mint and have II coined into loo-cenf
dollar. Why should not the bean ral'er
and wool grower demand like advsat-
are, Or Why should not the lumber
man demand that tn. Sherman Law be
repealed and that IRE. and unlimIfed
market be provided fos pine boards a. a
ratio % seven boards TO 81 in gold The
Iunibermau could then take his boards
o. Washington. and regardless q Their
market value. dispose ot seven Of them
fnr dollar. Lath and shinsle would
make very Convenient subsidiary car
reucy. Hciars legislation i essential TO
The prosperity % silver producers let
taeoiher prodscerseuioy like fasoritisE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

One - TIE rsczf sssiarfixe srsisrs~nfs
sfv.nsse.i ~ SILVER s.irreaf~@ = chat n
neiinary business ten silver alsls's are
equal in parr hssins p.,srr - Tsld
~.sso Wh.le ths. = true th~y 81 nos
take inse secsrpt th~ ~surr-s ~ fsias
The x.,i.l easir i sntrinsicaliy serta sisss
hat fea sives .tsaars xse sorth onlT
sh~sf tnsfusie vsisse. 40. ~ith me
tie.isr ~ NJ xos~ransents credit ts~ssi
os ruia {. snake ap th~ hFsfsss'e. fhe
rarehe-sar pssers = ths ssusr bst ta~
Fesl salue h SO fbs fai.i h'rsF, -
Rurfsa - yaine ~ tefl
Ia tAssslg Afsas sf.sef sszHrhat 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Over Ga the eighth page Of todays
paper = ssrtnon- II isn't often the
csss that TIE newspapers print sermons
n tAe misiils Of tho week. This one
isnt esucbsd ia exquisite historic or
Tcljshed dlction- IL IL q reporters
plain ssory Il The wreck Of young girl.
Il prints lfsosn neral IL IL simply that
q yoanx girl came 20 the city 10 relieve
her father from the burden ~ her sup
port. She yielded 10 the Establishments
Ct siren on one sids Of her and the
siittsrinz promises d a life Of ease from
= 'schsr on the other. and she u now
. heavier burden than he eser expected
e. bear. The father hz< arrested his osn
daughter 10 save her from living death.
There are no tears in the sermon. Tho
fathers heart IL broken. the girls honor
sramplsd in the mire of LUST The siren
and the lecher escape notice No tears
aro necessary. The shotgun might weep
IN such acase. Now the state viii nd.s-
take torede-'n the girl. bat what shall be
dons With the siren and the lecher who
I'D her assrsy. Nothing That il tho
penalty FOR ~reeking innocent girihoosl
The victims are Imprisoned. The per
pefsstors are unscosched. The members
Of the woman saving societies II this
city ought 70 resolve that hereaffsr
whenever tho name q the victim 10 pub
hshed the names Of thoss that wrought
her ruia should go in black faced type
at the head 81 the column. There
would be someresribusive justice in such
4. ..,u-~~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
sIAMP0UT THE PlO
LONG llsI Of SUSPECTS
u Ess~s a . slssasa-s ousns~aA e~p-
psrs>rs a. - ovs>a. ln&n~o1ag
spssokseA 49, - - k1l>a.

uoscLuLr. June y. The eovcfupseet
bee nnslly ssscutsd chat has l,sss fss
sone time u v5sv--tAe xssesa q ths -
csrtalp~d agents IN TIE royal,s1s dyna-
mite ennsrirscy. 10 shs sfters~ns u
Friday. Juns -. simsitanscus srrss1s
we're nod q 7. b. Wsiesx. Arckila1A
Sinclair and Y q. cFick - H. chnrgs
q ecnsnrscy 70 sslze he ssecstsse
huslding md oserturn the gcvwnosnt
The odenos IL not baiisbis. snd ths
prisoners have been held Ia opaanr0snt
pending exsGinsiisn- The sovsrnoent
has knp~r sanethsng Of this opospsrs<y
for three moaths I.ssl. aud fx several
weeks has pos.ess>d much exact bnfof
nation. A sor3 oe1servstiss policy has
been psrsued. and no arrests we're made
until the esidencs sss eatireiy complete
against the accused This ssideocs uss
submitted ~ fosr legal sdsisoes sad
pronouaced 81 iici<nt Means nlle every
prscsuiicn pss taken against eurpgss<.
Including the recent occupation q the
palace Of the arrested persons Walker
l. . son-ip- lsu AZ the icading hall white
roy asist John cunmingA : 0Asou ~
trsds aud man of IN acsSse nature.
Sinclair n highly sksiled maaon. hut
IL irregular habits. Crsck y . chsnirs
out u employment
About twenty prominent Whites and
half castles are more or LEES inplIcalea
by the esldencs In the possession Il The
government. Nine q these J~rsons have
been cabinet ministers More srfeets
are liable 40 be made ~ any time. bat
none without ample evidences - justify
The acton. The use q oynsmste A. siss
chief mesns Il the scheme II the con
spirntcrs Their plans srem o. have
becn bod and extensive. bat more on
the snnrclist h<sis than QUE 81 regular
warfare Nearly ali persons smIllcated
have more or less shady recofds- No
pure Hawsiisns appears 90 have been in
the affair IL IL believed that NO esi-
dsncs duplicates Paul Neimsnn 90 Claus
S,reckles. although the conspirators ia q
ssu .uine hopes II pecuniary asd from
the latter. AZ the time az the arrests
the houses az Walker and Cummings
were searched. No discoveries al dsna-
mite were made. Much CONSERVATION
followed
The general edcci cf Decentralization
has bern forced Among the royaiss's.
whose chirf plot Tor the restoration q
Of the qn~ca has nox collapsed. just
before the sailing az the Beigiac the esi.
iercc agsinxt the conspsfstors began 10
he presented. Commissioners hiount has
sts,cd that he has not yet sent forward
any report. bat viii take IL with hun.
On June - Claus Spreckies frvrd a
plscart on his gate bearing skull AID
cross bopes and q nenacsng message.
lie Mas much excited and immediately
cent note 10 Minister blouns demand.
inx protection. Mr.. Bionnt notified
President Dole. who prosid ed guard
for Spreckies' place
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

A Noatans sheriff feeds his Psisoeers
mine pie st HE owuexpsnas- such pun.
ishmsnt y certainly cruel and unusual.
aud The victims have . right 10 break
vi. -Washiaetoa Newa
when Governor Aisgeid has anything
hereafter 10 cay o. the honest. respsci.
able peopis of Chicago be would do we'll
70 Ne The ts,sphons.--Chscsso Inter
Ocean
n men secure pensions Tor bald heads
there will be ANAL danger OF . isngussh-
ng burlssque seaeou IN Ncu York
Warrington Star.
By vsy of variety Grover might tsy 10
reduce his tat nov and then BY unPsr.
ing few base ball gsmes-Conmsrcial
Advertiser.
After bsing st large for about twelve
months the FAN River police have been
convicted - Memphis Appeal Ava
lanchs.
In the next world the man Who hss
not sesn the fair uill be boycotted. He
viii have no story 10 tell.-Brcokisr
Eagle.
Mr.. Do Wolf Hopper seems 10 change
his wife a. readily ~ another man
changes his coat--New York Evening
Sun.
The Columbian souvenir halt -tioilsl
remains serenely unaffected by the de
probation in ssivcr.--Chicsso Record
Paradoxicslly enough. IL 10 . thud
and not a metallic ring. that gocs with
the drop In silyev.--Evening World
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Notwithstanding that Niessser Bicunt
puisei dosn the Amerirsn flag the
Americans IN the Sandwich lsianfis
th.soxht that =, l.set be woald icsn them
a. The eeistssfion 20 the Fourth = luiy
flat Bloaat "a nst that kind ~ an Amer
iean he r<fse.d lie las - U-s fps
ths Amerie2n s,ss the feaffh 81 Jnis
snd other Ameriesa foils-s q thai sort
nrsrsli tuarbsi
TIE nsss "a II che aauisistfstisn = III
oppose ne csnsistsfstistn - HasAlsan
n.sssers ~ the nsffs ses*iou Il fssf sre-s
,igv-s fef eesse - fAs feafss 18th ths
'0sfcs q EFesf suffefee fafsp4 i
w4ass ~ safrssssns 4 NJ ttsFeisnf
asa hst ,ssfes - lsl sAss sus4Dess r~<s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Wt Congressman Richardson's per
sonsi organ IN thss csty favor an esp>cssnt
wari4 ssh spzs statement a. - 10 esndi-
tss.'s sttsnssis "a ta. silver question: Not
% - al, tizsoaS. a MAJ - added that faE
Hzsur = The particular orzan alluded to.--
Ihe Ss<.e.
Crftasniy. While fEr HkKsLp - not
-ths per.onsl organ ~ any person or
tnine bsst is committed - the advocacy
of al that = manly. honorable sad de
cent N behaf Of the people. il hsstens
- inform an e<pcetsnt world" that Con
xressman Richardson - in favor - the
r~yssi a the purchasing clause Of the
sherman law THE HERsED's informa
tsan IL hssesi on the statement 10 that
~Gecs made ~ hi- clerk ard also upon
= Telegram scnt - Congressman Rieh
assson e. the New York Wefld
Having pledged himself . vpts Tor
the S~peal he Wili redeem the pleigr. Or
notwithstanding his hybrid notions "a
The iasif question. ne j. . well informed
anil thoroughly reliable citizen. he
viii b. What az promises Without effen
save deuoessrssiysne-s and without
aFroxzting 70 himself undue credit
WHAT his opininn q the SILVER qaes
siou -. Tar Hssstp i unsi.le - state.
Tia, ne vii vote - rrpesi tse per.
aicios~ parcha@sox clsu.~ = the sshsr.
msa ell y an inslex pointing 10 his
ssoutins@- On ne shoic question:. aov
eSes. his isica- on TIRE silver i.spe nav
IL a. unfamsshls az the sid men 4
Derives. but shat - q ~ aoesuni -
lerw - he votes eish ard fos sound
snooey
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06


- dtgbspDo hsevsan - diver dnIinss
ssehsnxsd Oar = ~ -dollss sold pisre aud
ths soad piess mir rxsesiy Wso
fhs pnsuAnnkag peu~. kevssss. y the
a.A Dus e ~ "a siissr daiiass sss
ssshanss1 tu eovsssnsst ebiisstioss
psysbis II ootd o. IN psyssss
= ssvssnn thSy sss shora u
th~is nss vsi.s ssd rsdscsd 10 their is-
t1nsis vs1ss. fhs difsrsscs bssvsea
ths est vsiss and he intrinsie value
usss ~ aid u COLA The government
th1sseors insss iuss ths srsouns Of ist
value IL Ass plstgsd iscssdit 20 resirsn-
Ths practical sid a the transaction
nay ~ fsusd IN actual business A
naa worth eloooo give hs note for that
smount Tbs noss circulstss and 10
sseoeiassd 90 the faith a his creditors
II his ability "a pay Il 10 fuIl, The
noos natures asd the original naku 10
unable 70 pay uoss th.a 81 per cent Of
IL fscsl His sndorssrs make good the
dlRsxsncs The lose 10 on the indorsers
They prcnissi 10 pay II the original
MAKER vss not worth the face Of the
note. The silver mine owner u the note
maker and the government the endosses.
This ought 10 b plain 10 the silver ad-
vocstss. bat 70 long ~ ten dollars insilssr
OF paper viii Buy ~ many potatoes a.
ten dollars in gold IL 10 diticult to make
them understand that the purchasing
power Of cheap money 10 maintained on
the credit Of the government They
want more Of the cheap money unmind-
ful Of the final day Of reckoning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

BcvrAIo furnished striking illustra.
ton of temporary mob insanity July Z.
A little child ran in front Of an electric
car. and in spite Of tbs wotcrmans ef.
forts TO stop. was run down and killed
An enraged mob attempted TO lynch the
motormsn. and IL required the utmost
effort on the part Of the police depart
ment TO save his life. No blame in the
least could DO attached Ia the motor
man. and yet the mob was crafty in:
patient to take his life for q death due
solely 10 mothers carelessness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

u oblivia = NJ = psudk,A ostsula
1ribona
What csaGuun shoun - 49, = -
ssahass. = = anosrsaia = ~ pnrsln u
charge = - - Ford tksnasg - eAinlh,
uanageea nDqpocecup - u o<her c11n1nl
eapecsu. ~ tksis psnienos usdss sAs
cssu ssrvlnA Il he's ~ sppenrones
very nucA = eiv1l sssvass nanaG~0ssi
AID sssal>A--Adrsan PsssA
A propoatino = In order mon nsios
Mckinley - usonstiss Anesscan IA II
y nucA erarcer commodity than 4
Americsn silver. And sith Fla feseias
. chisf proootss there 10 . mighty
chance ios sPscslssioa- Dstfoit fFss
Pso0L
co0misuiopss q Pcnsions L6chfes
hns commsncsd dropping deseriofs erosE
the solla q coursp the deerttnsu uii
objsc&--Jsctson Pstrsol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
AllEcEo 10 Be SUNNY.

drummer What is the matter with
Carson! lie appears 20 be all battered
up.
Gilleland--He acted ~ umpire ycstsr.
day and gave decision against the homo
team.
Crummer--And he was wrong, sup
posey
Gilieland-Wcll, would hardly ex-
press il that way. He was right ethical
~. but he showed blamed bad Judgment.
Puck.
Young Housekseper-we cannot A.
ford fish q your pricesL They cost too
much.
Fisnman-I havescvcral dozen oypters.
ma'am. left over from april. marked
down 50 per cent.
Young Housewife-Oh. Good Send
them up. John 10 80 fond Of oysters---
Harper's Basar.
Choliy --Ah. Iheah that pooah Widge-
" was sent to the aw insane asylum.
Algy-Yaas. always did think the deah
chap wasn't quite wight IN his head,
don't-cheknow.
Cholly Yaas; they say he got 20
blawsted bad he wanted TO wosk---De-
troit Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

THE GRAND RAPfDs HERALD OF Sum-
day. il is safe 10 assert. was the most
elegantly printed and illustrated special
edition OF daily paper ever issued in
Michigan. and ut least equal to any edi-
ton Of that kind ever issued anywhere
unbound. II was printed upon caien-
dered book paper. with nearly half the
space occupied by artistic hall tone
illustrations, and contained in all twenty.
eight pages. The subject described and
illustrated-the city Of Grand Rapids
is worthy Of the expense and labor in
CURED to produce this beautiful edition.
In the whole world. both for business
and residence. there 10 probably no city
Of its size that surpasses Grand Rapids.
jackson Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06

Harry ID. Jewell. register OF the pro-
bate court. presided az toastmaster at
the first reunion OF the law class Of 81
Of the University OF Michigan. held
Monday night in the Sherman house
dining room. at Chicago. j. X. New
man OF Chicago was elected president OF
the class organization; w. II. Slack SC
rotary. and Grant Foreman treasurer.
After fixing Ann Arbor for the place o.
next reunion. and commencement week
Of 1895 ~ the time, the banqueters
ended the festivities by giving the class
yell and the u. Of NJ. yell. and gave three
lusty cheers for the University at Mich
igan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-06
DEATH IN 4 STORM
FIVE Psnons Killed IN . House
Struck BY Lightning.
WHILE LIKE NUMBER ESCAPE
Hssss a The Jas Csuss vAsn. Near
Gax~sowa. Consumed By Fire
N . Thuader esorn.

GAsrrovs. Mich. July 6-During
the progress u a severe thunderstorm
at > o'clock this morning the house on
the Jos Cross farm. located four and
ene-quartsr miles northeast of this town
Was struck by lightning and totally ds-
stroyed. There we're ten persons IN tho
HOUSE when ths lightning struck il. aud
i've o. them were either killed OF burned
10 death. and one q those who escaped
u probably fatally injured The dead
are;
Ns- BAncocx. WIZ AND cnILp. Of
Silserwood.
Ma. FRcsr. Of Fostoria.
The 5-YEAK-OLp Sos Of Mr.. Roberts.
the tenant
Miss Roberts was severely injured and
may die.