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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Van Loon Crsn~i With Fear. Pays
ths. Penalty or Murder.

C'oIInBrs. Ohio. Aug. z This wac
no last la sn earth for Frank Van
Loou. lkr murderer rho has made such
SCAT for hfa Eiirly this morning
pes.t Nan Loon. the condemned mans
father. Ms Tan Loon. the prisoners
uifs. were AZ The governors Office.
Other visits eere made during the fore
noor. tut Governor Mckinley kindly
hut rrio.y refused 10 interfere With the
exfcai.or - TIE laws sentence This
ficl So made knoun % Van Loon IN
his csi oY his trothar ia law. Oyler and
ths prisoner az once became roaring
wila aad totally collapsed. Tie after
wards be- ame 4dletcr and en-
g1grd Rtth Cbapisix Dudley in
lrayeE IT, bsGa his wife and reia-
lives farewell in very cold and
indifferent way It was feared by the
prisoa officials that they would be
Obliged % strap him % q hoard on the
re4-oid During the afternooc tele-
gram ues received that Van Ioon's
cald vts diving ~ Oaicra Ohio. IL had
ieea 81 lif same time Tue crime for
Nhict Naa Loon suffered death. Was
cnusulitted AZ Coiumbus Grove. ohio.
Augest :. 1881. That day Re entered
TIE Excha1ge tark there and -four
islinr tive r-soiFers demanded the
baaks money - Cashier Maple. lie
Fore that a.easieaan could do anythitg
Nsn fr.n hred az him three
times. Two shots iakirg eject IN Maple
eight side A. this moment William
A4nHrrfaars an oid tarmer entcfed the
ncm Van Loan started 10 isaye and
ueetirx far o.i naa placed a r'volvey
sslusr hlu. i.rei into his abdomen and
He8 NandefmsrS died The next day
ft tarHlt lh~c heped him-eif "a the
ca-h. fis made good his escape. az
az people - The town we're
tsrrar.zc William Roberts was ar.
scsf.-i Tor the crime and positively
ifretifed ~ witnesses. bat afterwards
te.e lsed ant. Van Loon arrested The
batter who bad always beeu broke die.
flyrj large sums - money - iotn-
relatives IS 81 a.silke1 him After ahard
fought Hial Van ioon Vas convicted
2 he rass 0as contested through the cir
cuil and supreme cogris TIE sentence
az ~ th ~ ~ confirmed I'm each.
4nS Van issln was executed here
sr.erf. after ni might
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
an,ea, a, Railroad Case.

CoLuMBus. Ohio. Aug. a-John 3.
Shipman OF Coldwater. Michigan. filed
in the supreme court today an appeal OF
the case OF the Mansfield. Coldwater az
Lake Michigan Railway company va.
Stephen Il. Sturgis. The road was to
have run from Mansfield. Ohio. TO Allie
gan. Michigan, but was never completed.
About 10000 is the sum Involved as it
stands now in a Judgment against the
stockholders and the Pennsylvania
company that backed the scheme.
Among the stockholders are Senator
John Sherman and ex Secretary OF the
Treasury Foster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
E.NGLIsn sECuRtTIEs.
Have They Declined L. Asked by Par
lament.

LONDON. Aug. 3.-ln the house u
commons today Sir Ellis s. Bartlett,
conservative member for the ecclesial
division OF Sheffield. asked The govern.
ment whether. since the stGppage of the
free mining 81 silver in India. there had
been. as stated. depreciation in the
vaIoe Of securities held in England
10 the amount of I3oNO0Oo
pounds; whether the supply of
gold was not insufficient % the
monetary requirements u trade. and
what measures the government pro-
posed ~ take 10 avert financial crisis
Prime Minister Gladstone replied that
lac did not know how 10 ascertain the
truth of the assertion that decline 20
the amount referred 10 had taken place
IN the value Of securities held in Eng.
land. He did not helevc that the sup
ply of gold vas insufficient Tor trade
requirements. and he could not an
nounce measures 10 avert crisis that
he did not believe would occur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

TfrroS. Ind, Aug. a-watson Pitz
and Joseph Press;er. the two young
men arrested Ia connection with the at
tempted Jail delivery of Deputy Treas
urcr Cal Armstrong. made a statement
70 the officers late last night implicating
Treasurer James X. Armstrong in the
plot 10 release his son. Ceph Good
night. hoatler. was also arrested. but
Vas released afterwards. James X.
Armstrong was placed in the Jail 10
keep company with his son. and Is
charged With plotting the escape of
prisoner. lie vas the leader in the
affair. furnished the money and bad
made arrangements fos all concerned
to leave the country. Two of the Arm
stroogs are now IN Jail and three other
members of the family are fugitives
from justice. Other sensational deyel.
opments are looked for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

LONDON. Aug. 3.-The Rome corres-
pondent of the Central News SAYS.
Since the outbreak of cholera in Naples
more than 10000 residents have lied
from that city. The official reports
greatly understate the facts. The report
for Sunday last says that there were ~
new cascs aud nine deaths Reliable
private alyices declare that there were
fifty-two Dcw eases and twenty eight
deaths On that day and forty nine new
cases and twenty seven deaths or Mon
day. The official figures for Tuesday
are eighteen new cases audi six deaths
Several cases of chosera have occurred
in Rome.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

ArsrtS, Texas. Aug. 3--According 10
law all ticket scalTers should have closed
their doors Tuesday at noon. The law
passed BY the last iegislature provided
they should cease operations in Texas
August 1 or be liable TO punishment by
heavy fines. They are still wide open.
however. Members Of the American
Ticket Broken association say that
they do rot intend to obey the law and
II closet xIl-sne 10 prove the uncon-
stitutionality OF the law. which they are
sure flfey ran DO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Nrw Nosk. Aug. 3 scarcity = cur.
rcIscy 10 tie most isrpuftaDt featufs =
the present financial fifoaflnE. tur
several days money hrokera have sssen
offered trenigme - SIS e. eie g,er
tl.0oo Tor snal hiiir 80 and pDdeF
and today the hide uenr advanced -
80 and tza Up fovn retail sfnfes
uhoee daily recfirts sre 10 enAail balls
vera offered certified checke ~ excbatCe
at premium ranGinc fforl - DO ~
essut Colntfs dtfnnnd y nntlatcd tiut
little money vas seipfeL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

sets fire 90 . w.rehos.s. kifl.
Tramp and fsJsFc< Two iraiam<a-

HoRsrs. IA, Ang "A disastrous
wreck en- The santa Re railway occurred
at kinsnaa. a smsll town south q here.
last ntght A heavily loaded cattle
train. en route % Chicago. ran into an
open switch and tbs ehgins crashed into
" Il Danahers warehouse. settlnx it
on fire. The building t0grlher with ses'
efal bushels - grain was consumssl
The railway depot aud ether adjacent
property also burned. A tramp named
ksss sas killed outright and two train.
met severely inlured ia the wreck
Several carloads of cattle we're also killed.
while great msny we're liberated and
are raming over the country. The loss
Is estimated At $4,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Sr. PAUL. Aug. & The Railway Postal
Clerks association today elected the
following officers: President. William
dent, f. w. Norris. second division;
treasurer, J. c. Wallace, sixth division.
After the appointment of committees
aud the reading OF the ireasurer's report
showing receipts OF sl.6sS}. expendi-
lures Of sl.7l2.15, the convention adj
journed. The delegates were given a
trip to Minnetonka this afternoon and u
banquet this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

CafcAoo. Aug. The cub sommittes
on Propaganda u the general Ways snd
means cuzam.ttee u the lhmstAllic
league met sl tho Pzlmer ilouse the
afternoon and formulated the plan -
camp4len IN series II recommsndstions
20 The general c2Enniffee. The plan
provides Tor the coatinuanca of the dis
trihutlon u silver docrmenls and eea-.
era agitation al over The coantKy Ia lie
forming u sentiment and bringing il
10 iear cpon oongressnlen. ~ mass
meer1nga trade organizations. reeoiu
tions. individual letters aud fuansl psti
tlons. ealing uT.on the members q Goa.
gress IL cary oat the demands stnbracsd
IN the resoiut.ons q tho ccnssnfion.
General Warmers sub executive cocanlit.
tee decided ~ meet on TUESDAY nekf at
Washington ~ ths headquarters of The
bl metallic league.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Cansseo tns a ne ~artA fs Rad
va tssiafsay has nofiffi he 1eltrrsn
sslie ~.taffessfrfa fsiFky thst fi.e
frsf5e erfsr<.esff. .te Fhtth have - ssts.i
tssNeef fhen nia - hfsaeti - 81 sfs
August ~ 1Ae srraftr ffspree f.sirsesss
- the 3afsst.sf 81 eoof1s .s4ersl tAs
kffi itf r.arta - rsnfInnflf ia 1<a
Nstlr aai tht affArE Eratrf tsF 40
ffsr. s 81 tf ere ~ ~ Ne IL
is ffss tsfes tfs Is sushriiIe s. sih
essttfn asfeat dir~tf rest4 q 'ki
sass saa asfn a setsa tIalf ss
tks saslt1e fate stntff.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

~ Pan. AnR ; TIE >siisnal Ger
man American tank - ~ fsul. 9Th
eAfstal uf fzosoOn wHl ms ofer -
icnsrr t.tusaffEH u.ornIuE. foerf,h -
Lskey. president - the tisstituti7n. ~
frll,utns fhn enlarressmerf ~ = ts,r
slant drain stssln TIE aeetis fel inafr
moaths while Ne bue,nees Ard Hfrieti
ttraI cpulss UNITY sre assiisnF fllf fasult
n cssf,s. THE iark fas neeefs - rsi.et
al q 80 liabilities ora the sugshs7n
VII - f,-;f trurrfart.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

DErRoTT. Mich, Aug. 3-clsude H.
Welton. formerly Of Leroy. Calhoun
county. nov \ resident q Grand Rap
ada. has begun $1,000 sist In the
Wayns circuit court against ]. G. Day
state manager of the Equitable Iife
Assurance society, for libel Welton
alleges that ho used ~ be agert for the
Equitable st Leroy. aud that 10 remov
ing him from the positicn Day used
language harsh enough "a inlore Welton
% the amount he elaims.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

SAND LAKE. Mich. Aug. f.Revival
meetings are in progress az the Sand
Lake NJ. T.. church. The pastor. tho
iiey. Benson. Is aided by the Rev. james
Connolly. the ~lrisA cyclone evangelist"
from the Pacific coast. and the Rev. NJ.
V. Knapp. evangelist editor Of the
Reyeralist, Cincinnati. Ohio. The meet
ing is planned to continue over Sunday.
August TX All are invited Services at
. p. IN. and 100 p M daily Three SER
vices on Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
nANounr no EAn ApnnDEEs.
The New Governor General or Canada
feassed 10 Leading Citixcns.

LosDoS, Aug. a. Some q the leading
citizens of Aberdeen gave banquet
this evening 90 the earl II Aberdeen,
the new governor general Il cgnada.
Ia his speech the earl Diluted upon the
energy with when the Canadians bad
built up their institutions This GA.
ergy was all the more ereditsble. he
said, considering that Canada's nearest
neighbor was her powerful. but friendly.
sister nation the Unitesl States na-
tlon which had great weaith and vast
population. and which enjoyed special
facilities for rapid progress Canada.
be added, understood how 10 prove tho
advantage Of steady and safe. II grad
ual advance. She also understood and
appreciated the benefits arising from
ample autonomy, combined with vital.
but ahs1lute. unhAmpering connection
with the British empire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

LoNDoS. Aug. 3. According 10 the
Lancet. the well known English medical
weekly. cholera has been epidemic IA
Marseillcs Tor the last three months
The local officials. it j. asserted. have
carried their policy u deception 10 such
length that even the government has
been led astray in regard 20 The real
state of affairs. The prefecture now ad-
mits that there has been 6ul deathsfrom
cholera in Marscilles since the middle ~
May. During the las; four weeks there
have been 81 deaths throughout France.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

LoSDoN. Aug. 3, The Paris corre
spondent ~ the 1lTpes says that nearly
ono third Of the town ~ Port Louis. the
capital % the island u Mauritas. was
destroyed 10y fire on July - Eight
streets were burned. including the r.rin-
cipal thorOuRhiafe on which wcre io-
Gated the Offices - the leading Preach
and English merchants About so
houses. most q hich had wifhaioo~iihe
great hurricane 81 ls.t2. we're cunsumed
The loss amounts a. more than i.uolUD
fsrcpe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
slashed With a Razor.

CARRoLLroS. Ill. Aug. 3--Douglas A.
Davis. young farmer living IN the east
ern part of this county. qusrreled with
bis wife late yesterday afternoon and
followed her 10 the residence Of David
Clark. near by. where be assaulted her
with a razor. infllctlug six serious
wounds on her body. after which he
drew the weapon across his own throat.
sovering the iuguIar vein. from the
effects OF which be died in few mo
ufnts. Mrs. Davis will probably re-
cover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

LospOS. Aug. IA dispatch from
Bangkck. dated Thureiay night says
Nothing has teen ,ione ycf a. csrry cut
the presumed instructions o. the ffer,ch
officials So raitse the blockade. Res
dents ara still anxious The orin'on l.
that Rear Admiral Human h receiving
oniers through saigon which TIE Or
warning party = DELAYING iD the hope
that cvents map enabie fraHee to ia.
crease hrf demands.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

OwrNsBoRo. ny. Aug. 3.-Intorma-
ton has Just been received here that
Felix Poole. a notorious character %
Ohio couaty, was iynched Tuesday
night for an assault committed on Miss
York. aged IL. about month ago.
Poole skipped out and bad only re
turned % The scene IL his crime when
citizens caught him and hanged him to
a tree. Poole served term IN the pen
llentlarl Tor rape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

ToPEKA. Kan. Aug. 3-The Hughes
court martial spent today IN disposipg
Of the objections ~ the defense 10 Ger
tain officers sitting in the court. and To
certain charges referring TO the enemy
The prosecution declared that the re-
publican members of the house who
succeeded in passing unharmed tho
armed mob and gaining their seats in
Reprcse ntatiyc hall were enemies of
the state. aua the court overruled all
objections and motions of the defense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Mfx~EAPoIIs. Aug. Jack Hall,
Australian lightweight. who was To box
Robert Dobbs. colored lightweight
champion. TO a decision before the Twin
City Athletic club tonight, was taken
sick with gasiritis. aad did not appear.
Jim Berge. the Iron Jswed Man" took
his place and boxed twenty rounds draw
with Dobbs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Fo.ToRf.. Ohio. Aug 3 Governor
Fa@fer vas visited this evening" and
atated that BE- deare,s 90 ssy nothing
further n rextr8 Ia the attack made
apan him ~ a Cincinnati paper. ct.
esFfiuC trat his transagtions Werc nov
lu the hands = the Investigating com
uiftee Nho seuld in due time prepare
a report. shich seald b given publiciiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

NV ionx. Aug 2 Henry Allen &
ca. brakcrs n New Street and Ex
change Place have sarounced that they
iu'end to hrinz suit against the cfiigials
= ihe Natierai eordage company and
The ether memt~ra q The trordage pool
Pr Fhom they operated previous "a the
collapse q tfe CortisEc company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
ne,or,c,, R,o,ipeatIe.dyi

DExyER. Aug. Sit was reported in
this city early this evening that rioting
was going on in Leadyillc aud that the
militia had been called upon. Officials
in Denver say there has been no call for
troops. hut state authorities are kept
fully informed of the situation. Re
ports Of rioting arise from the excited
condition Of affairs and the possibility Of
trouble at any time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

aA't liA'AA
ltisa singular fact that most % the
nliimatums presented nowadays are
offered "a nations which arr small and
rant Afford 20 refuse the gift Chicago
Record
The cork syndleate which has luat
l.een formed sbouid be ahie th foai ila
toosls All Il has o. o. i a. give thenf
e,Fk enough Nee York Rseoraer
Part ~ the -sila team ihat uHa "a
vaft a Washingior a fe~ dags hence
afe .lssei,plng pretis long ears f,a 90
tinaf, e4alors Nse iefk i'fs@A
~ masieisrs mo-4uitses sfe mai
ssfrea lmt theY afa candnt They
nseaf ssv 4 e8Fa ataet 8 farewell a.
esafanre Washlhataa ,sfaf
F.aul4bs i inelissa e. nxarl fhe
tfoss - iran = ulfiMstola e. Siam -
rather base Ia tnae Nashl1asan iosf
Tie harp e iees-efai stfiaEs lka't
sn IL stth ti4s N4s street iss >eR
ioGk WaFia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

AaS4rnEf. Nex. Aur Leon J.
Gorand. wbo is buhding hiEnseli resi
denco not far from the cid citadel. ~
Black Fort has unearthei vt - hp-
raau skeletons which ipiicafs by Their
large size that tbey are ths~e = Amer.
cans. rrohai ly s,lsiiens - t5sBersi zach.
afy fsylof's army. vito fell ip ths first
attack ~ this fort in septcmbeg. isfE
The old fort is nop iu fniEa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Ass A.tsun Mlsh. Aag man
named lfaflnsts1 vas arrested oh
etafgr ~ sttsiias a gid watch Ia l'ex
tef snt b asel q the inckar IL lu
provs,i hslf teuf shila t.te officer "a.
pfaeasinE q carriage - bgiaE hiu 90
Ara Afiiaf Ca e~esre fsam tss - - sod
astrhsfs aad an esl.flna ets is,Asei
safsisli.stssi 10 - hssft Hffsla ia
80 a4fnrei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

EsrosfA. Kan. Aug. a-Texas fever
has appeared "a Chase county and many
cattle attacked with the diaease have
died. AZ - asserted by the owners 81
the cattle affected that NJ outside cattle
have been coGtam.cated Nevertheless
the csttlemen - this vicinity held
meeting yesterday and determined 10
protect themselves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
no,~- prclalne- rhird Term.

Drs MolNEs. Iowa. Aug. g. Chair
man Fuller. Il the democratic state
central committee today made public
letter from Governor Boies positively
declining 90 pcrmit the use OF his name
ss a candidate Tor the third npfa nation
Of bis par'F for governor ~ Iowa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

OLYMPIA. Wash. Aug. 3 As result
OF and old feud George " Maville. a
wealthy and respected citizen. this even
ing shot aud killed J. =. McCabo. a
neiehbor. at the lstter's ranch. eighteen
miles from here. Mayillo gave him.
aetf mn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

CHELSEA. Mich. Aug Awhile the
workmen at the oil stove factory were at
dinner gas accumulated IN the casing
around the boiler The man In charge
tried 10 light the fire. rhe gas ignited
and blew out the wal.s- Fred Clark was
struck bya brick but was not badly hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
Fsplo-,on with Fatal Results.

WAvERrr. Ohio. Aug. "A report
has Just reached here q terrible boil.
er explosion 81 Camp Creek. this county.
whicil killed three men two brothers
named Mclfe and John Alexandria. the
head SAWYER. and blew of the right arm
n squire Wallace. The men were saw
ing lumbar and allowed the boiler 10
- dry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

a. 10 osclock taolzht and al above the
third foor vss destroyed. shiie the
stock o. the lows< 5oofs wss baby
dansxsd end nay prove total los<
npontxneous com bustlon 4 sisen - ths
Gauss u the hfa Tbs buiidlng sas
hllsd sith agricultural machinery - al
kinds on which the ias~ = estimated ai
sI.-o.ooo with insafsncs 81 akoat tio.oao
The loss on ths bnildinx all n0t sacoed
ll0.olo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Sss Fss~elseo. Aug q "A smali
freight steamer. ldeuflty unknawn. -
snpposed % have tren wrecked an the
Fceks a. Punt Conception near santa
Rafiara taiay sej Al "a hoari loef
The iea, ess seer Hy.rg signals = ais
ire=s s8si ihs aftrfntoa quantity ~
wrerkare casse achieve
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

UEsssE. A8a 3 The question A. q
shrfher - fharhrf Graves Wiii -
tr,-i srsore tlr.e fof ne alleged mnr-
Der = Mrs tafnsiY - g. o. 8erll-sl ~
Gaantf tfH aifssioeeF lata fkamtiY.
rhe arat -sst fosiaf e. lowest cate che
efaieess saf I D. aet - hfiaena wltl
--.-- : Z. b. ..l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Oofsst. Avg g. The reverrDeft -
fia-Sife eleven ty.ais b. tie sfaIih "a
nuasia Sc 4ccraat q tAe prrsnieDcs -
ehoista enfs dpstefs have rr,ne T.
ne tsurasu>. f5pffs~e % k.ei ans tsu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

Az GREs. Mich. Aug. 3--Daniel
House of An Gres mistook William
Wisner II Whittemore for bear. and
blazed away. Wisner is badly hurt, but
may recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

BuzzARp's BAY. Mass. Aug. 3-Thc
president remained homo all day with
Secretary Carlisle. IL ~ presumed that
the president read his message over 10
the secretary. and the latter professed
whatever suggestion appeared necessary.
Attorney General Oincy stopped OF this
afternoon for an hours chat with the
president. and afterw ards took the train
for Falmouth Tie will return 10 Wash.
inrton with the president. The presi-
dent. Mrs Cleveland and Mr.. CARL ls
drove over 10 the village early this ovca.
ing. The presidential party leave bere
tomorrow afternoon for Washington.
Secretary Lamot will arrive here tomor-
row from Sorrento and Join the party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04

CHIcAoo. Aug. 3-Ihe Rajah 81 ka.
purshala. 20 India, arrived in Chicago
THE morning and with his snite %
seven persons took eleven sumpiious
apartments NJ the Hotel Windemcrc.
Iie will do the fair during the coming
reck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-04
Appo,nsc.i Receiver.

TSntASAPotIs, Aug Edsard Haw
kins a prominent desuocrai politician
al this city has been appointed receiver
q the indianapolis National hank.