davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08
Tarmen,9uiet og Sauen
6ras Ter aptn.

Wan bsbruer Blot at ie, mco huilicr
eIusoorreubeo CT ira Siu9en nollnppei
@ris faIter = e~p Oct ieritt Ores,
ben tn fl ps n San bill blioe oper'
bepiit at true Sa9iteNt p'Io'
fraabil ~h, l~r1temt bet CT al bet rets'
sIaset. Terpaa tcmmer BET an. men
bette er oespGrrs btepen misfurftaast,
Iaa enbps lGroe Grperimcn URasere
bar siort fig latterlise peo at bile
bGpoe, of @rrs lite bar up9cn Seipo'
ming | SpineapI.
Iei, lab oS oa belcr mso s%rlartt
RGub bapoe ben 8aaitano, at en- soe
@rassaus er 9palen til lsuusnoe Spi'
neoporat; ia maj Tan slerne belt uo
fiae, at ben Snrmer, Tom life bar en- goo
Sauuesane, bet piI iise 9lsper % dn'
bre iaftiss @rasarter, ban bar life,
bpao Der trrnses ior en- iaaban Sssr'It.
Oct er iaftist @r1s, ct Spin oil
bape. bet lisser ! bets 9atur; % bet
oeo Gnboer, Der biemmefra bar bolot
en- @riS elsr TO, at go Srltte" Dor,
bpao man lurts paa, baaoe mar bet
siaIbt OF isbs us at sisoe ben Slass
8irbeneoe,
Oct fan life nptts ipuoerlist at lase
Spiu ub paa en- Rar', tilucret meo
tsrre, trnosties Srasarter. Oct mna
bare alene ben rene Suit, iom brinser
BEN til at ripe % Hide / ber. Der
impo or 9lrper, Nlialfa, Nrter og
Raps (rape) No9et, Der imaser BEN,
men peiaa bisIe 8lanter Taa bore
unse % mrre, iaa De er ri9e paa Gait.
Sna ma bet bare, om Suin.ne lfal
tribes ristis epot % peo i'm SGIt be'
tale for Sauuegan9en, men osrfor er
bet usiaa npbpeuoist al baoe mere END
en- 9nosiarbius, iaa Suinene fan fpt'
ies fra ben enc til ben anoen. alsoer
ar life ittttst ipr ben Slags Sauning
mere enb npsle Tiger 40 @angen; bet
eamms er 9llfplbet meo alfalfa o9
Grisr. 8aps parsr liot lGueere. Raar
alsusr ~bsspuoer at blipe tsrt % ieist,
ber man bape irroi9 en- 8lGf meo frtlte
S9rter % Saure, pg bar De MI siort
fig iGrbise Der, ilippes be after tilbase
paa 8lepermarteu. Gr iaa osuue ior
anosu @aus afipift, oa er bet sOot at
haos Rus susr 8aps | Gerebifab for
benz. Oct er pua ben Bis, at maj meb
Selo fan Sripe paa Suinsapl. Suf
paa, at Soinsfooeret porer, ps Soine.
iOoriussn iorssaar paa 8lsften; Der ct
iussn Transport; oeriur bliper bet
blQist.
Gn auoeu flor 5orosl ai at labs babe
fore os imaa @riie saa paa en- soo
Gr9s9ons sr ben, at be oerpeb unoeaar
mango al De Spgoomme, Tom fslser
-nien unelutfenoe &ornslpbrina.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08

MebenS Manse slemmer bet @obs,
be bar npot, slemmer be albris bet, be
bar poet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08

Gn Winbefirfe ital San @oulos ia
mile bpsse ior @oulo / &csburrp, "
.. Den ifal tolte $250,OO0. Bad
9isrneftenen ifal Der itaa meb Cub
bositauer fslssnoe Snifripiion: ~9il
Cubs 9Gre % Sap @Oulbs Winbe".
Oct par imuft tanft, at man par iaa
naaois at laoe Sub iaa ftaa peb Sioen
al Sap 8oulo Os enoos iatte BAN fsrft.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08

Mis ions 'Nrbeibe | S%ennesiee er
be9puOt al ben nurife Spnobe at Baitor
O.. ". Gbriitenien, ipm bar Orsaniieret
Wenlgbeber | Guaranteeing % Gums
mertolpu, bpor Der tiaise er paabe9pnbt
5orbereOelier til airfebp9ninser. gn
itart SnOuanorins til be naunte Steber
pentes til Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08

SpeoalItbiemmct paa Mabasaifar
nnoer Rpsaas's 2ebelie blumitrer. Gin,
taaet al be SpeoalIte er nu $50. Ola.
fonlsien Marie arbeioer lammen meb
8osaas meo megen GroItab. Ter er
III ooer $50 &riitue blanot be Sue.
baltic, os be andre 100 mpotaaer buQ.
Zig u%uoeruisniu9 i CUBS Orb.
6lere al be SD9s err nlIereoe uanoret
blem meo 9lao Gro u9 GOrtreIniuo
oeres Siertsr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08

TN RIG SubilGumssape fit Or.
arotel, Sreit BED Trinity lutberIte airfe
! yteiu gOrt paa i'm 25saarise Subj.
l9umsoa9. San pperraftes fra lin
Mteni9beS en- 8nnS iuosbulosnoe $4,000
/ Cub.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08
@rnnnitens. gaaninaer. Z 9,

Brnnoitens' gagninger. 8 a. i'll
Der Greet Menisbeb, Yalo alto 90,
Sa.. neolasoe IaIt. Z. u. 1orserien
@runblienen til en- airte.
I'll Martin 2utbers Bsrnebiem |
Stausbton, isis, bleu osiaa Srunoite'
uen neolast al Jormano $. VI. Yreus.
@runomuren CIR oper 40 SOB lang, AZ
Sob breo % 10 SOB bei.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08
2oit cMer GonnnlisTon

til gasntsr for at fefls Patent Chcmicsl Ink Ersa2
Pencil. Den met uptttae o. ptouuastitqe Gor1osIt
otHns 1iosalosr. Gen APPETIZER Stet 1tinoll pa 10
Getunber, Arbeiosr Tom ct GrDlsmt5osl. 2nti ~"
Rrocsui Qroft. assntsr ileusr $50 ON u9eu. " f0't
oaiaa en- Stnsraldgtnt til at ~Ouyrtage At {trrisI9 y
aniatte Subagenttr. On fielesH a%ulsontu5 til az N~t
penae. Strip .fter Setiu refer % Prsott. M24i9S
Ecaser Mfg. CO., ser 1898. "a @rosiG 1878. i"l'''
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08
9afor Rosaas yaa MaSasaTtar Ell

YHHDT WDEuup qua -
betienot for i'm mRrteIige 5uer %
5remgans for be Speoalitc. Wu bar
ban til Itor geIfgrelie for Wsisfoueri
meS Stnipn til oens SnoilDoeIie blanoi
be 5iore % 9ige 2anoct oprettet ga
uatpricr peo Here Of be mango parme
ailoer, bporpaa Gen CT Iaa rig. Eer'
ben bar ban nj raaoet Gronningen,
Prsmierminiteren % mango az Geits
bgieIte Gmbebsm9uo at reiie for i'm
Selbrso; be flelte er blspne belbrebsoe.
2iselaa bar ban oprettet Sommerboll'
ger ior iuase % ipselise 9tisiiou9rer
for at inobente table ar9iter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-08

nj SDrenes 2io.

2elanb, @inpebasO Co., Soma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

md G. ". Vlatiii, 10 collect sll27s
alleged to he due for property which
plaintiff attached and got Judgment
for, but which was released On bond
signed by defendants A. sureiies.
james w. Looibourow, adminis'
TRAITOR Of the estate Of Fred Edgar Gun.
ningham, deceased, filed $1,000
dsmage suit against the Union rAei nc
railway company In the fhifd district
court today. Cunningham was Hn
empl0ye Of the defendants In TINS ci'y
during the later portion of lspl Ne a
switchman. While endeavnring TO
uncouple certain cars on December 20,
1891, lie fell under tho same aud Was
iustanuy Killed, according 70 the ale.
cations OF the complain. The plaintn
alleges negligence on the part OF the
railway company In allowing their
side tracks and switch engine 10 gct
out Of repair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
BLAKE TO lllTE.


Notices were posted today for sealed
proposals lot carrying mail fIom
Blake, Utah, via Hanksville, to Ilite,
Utah, uO0l milrsJ and hack twice a
week fom juno 18th, 1898, TO June
sOlh, 1894, by schedule Of thirly'elghi
tunDing hours each way aS follows
Leave Blake MOndnys and Thursdayt,
1880 ATM, arrive ut Hito thitty.o ght
hours, leas. Hite Wednesdays aud
Saturdays. 1850 am, arrive nj Blake la
thifty.eight hours, To be- Received 10y
poslmastsr at Blake until April i4i",
1903.
Parties Just returned from South.
eastern Utsh, say work Is progressinR
un the new t.wnsile anu that snow l.
going rapidly. It's thought the snow
will all be gone from the south siie Of
the mountains by tue 10TH OF April.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
The RedIstrIelIng Seheme.

A morning co,,mpomry quotes a
leading Literal member OF the CITY
Council as saying that the question OF
redistrlcliug tho city was not being
considered by the members OF the
cuunjil. This statement Is wholly
erroneous. A Librral mem Der had
the plan on paper really u submit at
last nighpe meeting and the only
reason Why II was not submitted was
that tile taDle was laden with business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

News comes from Beaver o. the
killing at that place yesterday alter
noon Of Chris SamuolsOn oil Richheld.
hob Field aud him,elf were oireleiply
handling revolvers when one Of them
was In some way accidentally dis
charged with fatal effect.
The coroner held an Inquest, but hls
Jury failed to elicit full particulars OF
the shooting. Field, II il underslood,
claims that 5smuelson was fesl ousiblc
lor his own death. The remains wete
forwarded % Riohnrld for interment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

Are you Bill us, Cons,ipated or
troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Bad taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue. Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain Ia
Back ind between the shoulder,
Chills and Fever, etc? III you have
any OF these symptoms, your Liver IL
out OF order, and your blood IA slowly
being poisoned, because your LAYER
doee not act properly. Hefbine will
cure any disorder OF the Liver,
Stomach or Bowels 1t has no equal
M a Liver Medicine. Price rs cents.
Free trial bottles at z. @. NJ. 1. Drug
Dept. ly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

We guarantee thus to be tho best
Cough Syrup manufactured In this
whole wide world. This Is saying n
great deal. hut II IL true For Com
sumption, Coughs, Colde, Sore Throat,
Sore Cue't, Pn-umonis, Bronchitis,
Atthma, Group, whOoping Cough and
oil diseases Oi the Throat and Lungs.
we roativ,y guarantee BaIdrdPs
HorshOUnd Syrup to be without an
equal on the whole face Of the globe.
In support Of this statement we refer
10 every individual who has ever used
It, and to every druggist who has ever
sold II. Such evidence Ia indieputabls.
Sold by r. q. NJ. |. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
DEDI 7ATI0N OF THE TEMPLE
And sard Annual Conference.

The Union Paine will sell excursion
tickets from all points In Utah and
principal points In Idaho and Wyom'
ing 10 Salt Lake aud return. selling
dstes, frj IN o Sden, Psysln,an intcrme'
date points, including Utah & nevada
and s. Il g ~. branches, April dfd 70
On inclusive, good for return until
April l5;and from all other puints, April
2ni tom inclusi7 e,good for return un-
,ii April 21th.
Trains tctween Ogden and Salt Lake
viii run ~ follows rom Ann 4th 10
nh fupluatvH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
THE SALAMANCA CELERY NERV
NE IiELLETS.

These pellets are prepared directly
from our Famous Celery, AMI contain
all Of itH well known curative proper
tie, They are invaluable as a house
hold remedy. They are guaranteed TO
no purely vegel able, and to he u sure
specific Tor all cases OF Nervous Pres
traitor, Headaches, fmpotency, Gnsom.
mia, all stomach Troubles, Chron' C Con.
stlpatiOn, (lhe bano OF tho American
people, aud are positively the only pol.
let that will not leave the System con.
stpaled, 25c per package.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

Returning trains leave salt Lake
for Eureka, Milford and all points
south ut 7,4O n. M, for Juab and inter.
mediate points at 1870 y. M. AMI for
Provo and intermediate points Mt 800
pm. aud coo p.m.
Trains on Utah q Nevada Branch
will fiin M fDlluws:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
a sur. Cur. for rii...

Itching Plies are known by moisture
like pefepiratiOn, causing Intense Itch.
Ing when warm, Thi0 form as well as
Blind, Needing or PrOlruding, yield
at once To Dr. BOssnko's Pile Remedy,
which acts directly on parts affected,
nbs0TbH tumOrs, AllayB itching and Of.
feola permanent, euro. 90 cts. Drug
gists or mail. Circulars free. DR..
Boaanko, Philsdelphia, Pa. BOLD hy
z. q. ~. l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
THE KALAMAZOO CELERY EN
m AN, mn ynAyy.

THE KALAMAZOO CELERY Ey
TRACT or 7oNiC,
For Soda Fountains. Bars and the
Kitchen.
THIS Is the Triple Extract OF our fam
Gus Kalamazoo Celery, prepared di.
rec ly from the plant, and not n mere
flavor OF the seed. IL makes an elcra I
drink when drawn from soda iouu.
tain; cooling, delicious and beneficial,
having the rich, Duity flavor OF our
Celery. As morning bracer IL has
no equal, IL excellent for Beef Tea ant
Celery, and dash In Manhattan,
makes life worth living. In the house
II IL Indispensable, for mating SOUPS,
ice creams ana ices, Celeryadtr, etc.
Ask your grocer or irui glst for IL;
take only the Kalamazoo brand, all
others limitations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
TIIEKALAnAzo0 CELERY WERV
I'VE AND lONiC.

Our Nervinc and Tonic is prepared
directly from our famous Celery, Rnd
IN connection with other herbs OF we'll
known valued meiicinalqunliiies, fOrms
without doubt the hest family medicine
for the Nerves, the stomach aud Blood.
II Is Naturo's own remedy Tor building
up aud restoring run down or
exhausted nervous System; as a Spri ng
tonic Il has no equal. Ask your Drug
gisl for these preparations that come
direct from Natufps Celery Gardens.
Take no others. II you cannot get our
PREPARATIONS AZ your druggist, send IS
cents In stamps ANA we viii mail you
package OF the Nefyins Pellets aud
one OF our beaniitul Embossed Celery
Receipt Books, Free,
The Smith,DunEley Co.,
KALAMAZOO, MICH,
Largest Celery shippers IN the US.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

The Cola Hand coffee Il always uni.
form In strength ami flavor and full
weight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
WELLS, FARGO & co.
BANK.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
Hainbliaha,l IAdg.

AtNefAHfHi toH@s
Buys ana soils Exchange, makes TelesrAphic
Transfers on the principal eiues " the United
States and kurope. and all putnts on the pacias
Coast Issues letteTs Of cr,'lit available In tho
principal citieA " ihe World. Special Atten.
rates
Particular attention given TO collection,
throughout utah. Nevada. sud adjoining terri.
tories Accounts solicited.
]. L. DooLr, CashlsI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
SHIFTS Instituted.

In the Third district court issl even
ing p. 3. Bones,eol began attachment
proceedings against w. A. Fairchild
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05
DeserefMaHonGiRonk
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.

DIRECTORS
'. a. HftLs Piss.dshi
hosEs THNiouHR. Tles. gSNsikD
W. ". nIfEr.
=. N. B,uSrA
,. 4. LirtLA
,. o. CuEian.
JAaEs suAas.
nEsRI DmwOobEI
n. ~. PEuNr,
y. W, JHSEtsoe.
GHoRda hoaNEr.
;. r. wMDLR,
r. n. ELDEEDdL
II. 9. ToUpo. caIlAo
Receives Deposits Payable on Demand
Buys and S,ib 8geAanes o. Hrs ycrk 8Ss
EaBe1eo, C'ieaeo, So LOUD on,ass. Es.sass
a..s all ths P1ns,pal Continental C,ila.
~ safe Deposit waits, absolutely tas-
sizE AHd arepros.. hsnu % 10 tD per yea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-05

Returning thins viii leave SAT-
L,kpas follows.
Tor ogden aud points Fast at............s,o0 am
intermediate points. points
north and Cache Naliry....... .... i0o3 am
For Ogden, intcrhcd uio POINTS Cache
vance ard p.rt rfty g.lipm
foroeicn, intermediate points and
points Lasts...s. ....s s.......t .....i Do pm
For ogden aud all intermediate points n. ~ pm
Trains from roints south Will run as
fnll W. Arr|l An a. qfh:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WIPED OUT BY FIRE
All the Buildings in Printing
House Square. San Francisco.
CAUSING 4 100000 LOSS


sAs FRAsc1sco. Dee 21-Thers Vas =
serious tirs this mornins IN tho block
bounded by Clay. Conmsfeizl. Lelds-
dorf snd Montgomery streets. known -
Printing HOUSE row. The Ore started
shortly after IL o'clock Ia the easins-
room of the thrss-story brick building
occdpied BY Francisco vslsntine'& Co.
printers and engrsvers and editorial
and composing rooms Of the Evening
Bulletin Pubiishius company. II spread
quickly 70 the three story brick struc-
ture on the north side of the street. oc-
cupied BY Cali 4 Co and the CONNER
cizl Steam Power works on Commercial
street. and Mh,ell 4 Rollins. printers aud
engravers on clay street by this time
the fire vas raging fisrcely and gave
promise OF destroying the entire block
A third alarm was turned In and soon
dozen streams were playing on the
flames which had now swept further
northward. taking in the building at
the corner occupied by f. j. Shattuck
4 Co. dealers in paint. varnishes, oils.
printers ink, etc; T. Bosqui 4 Co. en-
gravers and photographers. aud Blake.
Moffitt and Towne. paper manufactur-
ers. The dre was the hottest here and
there were frequent explosions Of ben
zine. but fortunately no one was injured.
The ire burned FOR three hours. all
three buildings being entirely gutted-
The total loss 10 estimated ut about
100000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

Secretary Herbert Talks About Anslrs
az ltio.

WksHfvsroS. Dee - Secretary Her
bert received dispatch last night and
another today from Captain Picking. IN
command q the Uuifsd States naval
fefe- a RIO Janaira Mr. Herbert de-
cleed not % MAKE their contents public.
bat he said they contained nothing OF
impos taace Neither dispatch male
mention of any triumph OF Admiral
Nsiio % anything that could be coo.
stfueri toto : cofroborsflon u the report
that Prcsidpns Psixoto had resigned
III Herbert said that he vas satisfied
that thefe Nss M truth in the story.
No action hae been tsken BY the gov
sramcns with reference 81 the request Of
Amsrican userchsnt ship capt1ins.
backed By the United states consul
general az kio. that the Cnltsd Ststs<
vessels IN the hart,or q the Braxisan
capital - Instructed 10 protect then
frsm The inaorgenfs' hre wails land %
their cargces. Me- ilerhert said that
American commercial Interests i'm Rio
soald 10 gwen protection a. god o.
that accorded f1rsi<n merchantmeu BY
tne war vessels q their respective coun
tsiea kegsrding TIE cruiser New York
snd the likelihood that she eouid be
@nt b aurument the Amrricaa feet at
kio. the secretary esi.i tns ves@el uas
e-ing prrparoi snr sea. bot Ne did not
care N discnes hef siestisaticn az this
hafe 1us you wiIi know ali about IL
Al fsN days added the secretary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WAS A COOL ROBBERY.
Masked Men DO Up q storekccper and
Give Him q Cigar


HEsSEssY, q. T.. Dec. 25.--Last Sat
urday night the country store OF w. III.
Glynn at Lacey. eighteen miles west OF
here. was robbed by three masked men
Christmas exercises had been conducted
at the school house. near by the store
after which Mr.. Glynn and his wife had
opened up the store 20 accommodate a
tew OF their customers. After all had
departed and Mr.. and Mrs. Glynn were
just ready to 60 home. two men ap-
pcared. one at the front and the
other at the rear, presented their
Winchesters and ordered Mr.. Glynn
10 throw up his hands. The
storckeeper was sitting near his
desk and his hand on his hip pocket aud
with remarkable presence OF mind he
jerked his pocketbook out and threw it
under the desk among some old papers
there as he threw up his hands The
pocketbook contained t6O0 in bills.
Whl:e the two men stood guard st the
doors, a third man. aIso masked.
came In and told him to hand
over his money. AIR. Glyun at once
reached inside his coat and handed
over his pocketbook. The robber then
ordered him 10 get out the cash drawer
and get what money he had In there.
which amounted tn aboat SEQ The
postoflice 10 located In Glynn's store aud
the robber tore open three registered
letters When he Was about ready 10
20 he remarked N be offered Mr. Giynn
a cigar: You've treated us pretty nice.
have a cigar"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26

LANSING. Mich. Dec. 5.-Ths annual
meeting Of the Michigan State Millsru'
association viii be held Ia Hotsl
Downey. Tuesday. January 8. 1894. The
Michigan Miliers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ans company has its annual meeting
on the Cay following. and the third an
nual banquet Of the association will be
held at the Hotel Downey the evening
OF the 9th Departing from the usual
custom Of making the banquet purely
millers' affair. the following will respond
10 toasts on that occasion: Ex-G Gov. G..
q. Luce. ex-Judge Edward Cahill. the
Rcv. G.. III. Beale. Prof. Victor q.
Vaughn and the Hon. William Aldrich
Tateum. In addition 70 the regular
business program. Prof. Vaughn will
read paper before the association on
THE Examination of Flour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
WOOL GROWERS ACT.


WsBssH, Ind. Dec. 2a-In response
% pfinted call signed by four leading
shcep growers sf Wabash county. two of
them democrats. q large numbsr of
flock owaers assembled ia this city To
oppose the repeal of the wool duty.
short addresses. sharply criticisiug the
WiIson bail. we're delivered by G.. Corr
gill. III. G. Leonard. ex.consul 20 Loo.
don. Ontario. and Benjamin Wolf, a
prominent democrat The following
resolution Was unanimously adopted:
Confidently believing that The placing
of sool on the free list viii practically
ruin The American Industry. Ne. the un.
dersigned wool growers Of the United
Ststes srisspective a party sffihation.
respectfully protest against any rcduc-
tIon 90 the present duties on vooL
A comuitieeof fourteen waa appointed
to eireaiste q petitioo embodying the
rseolutios. and COMMITTEES % three
go sppoiutei % draft bylaws for a
Wool Growers association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26
SUNK THE SHIP.


ftF<00 W ~ tSO4i-
NEW YoRK. Doc. 2a-Ths steamship
Senaca which returned to Havana
Sunday morning with fire in her fore
hold was sunk in the harbor Ut tn at
port this morning in order to save her.
Manager Hughes OF James 4. Ward &
Co, agents OF the line. said the firm had
received cable dispatch this morning
which conveyed the information that
the Senaca had caught fire in tho lower
head just after leaving Havana She
was about seventy miles from port and
the crew were startled by an explosion.
When they reached the deck the vessel
xa3 in flames and the cry went up that
a dynamite bomb had exploded. The
Seuaca was Immediately headed for
Havana. Tho crew worked against the
Dire until daylight then having be-
come exhausted. they appealed to
Captain Stevens and asked him to
abandon the ship. According to the
dispatch, the captain stoodfon the bridge
and commanded them 90 return 10 their
duty. Twice this action Of the crew
was repeated tefpre the steamer made
the seventy miles which brought her
back 10 tue island The yigging was
then ablaze. and the efforts OF the crew
having been unsuccessful In subduing
the flames. the order was given by Cap
tain Stevens to sink her. The sea cocks
were opened. and the vessel filed in a
short time. and lice today, 30 far az the
information goes at the bottom of the
bay. near Havana The cable says crew
and passengers are safe on shore. Com
modore Hughes says that he believes
the vessel to bc in position 50 that she
can be raised without much trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-26


YrslLAszI, Aict-. Dec A--AIhsrs
forss tie followed me example of twn
brothers aad killed himseh. he uas N
Old vsIetan and Apsd a. The ho<ess a
John Wotden- Friday the ssrvanf girl
vent - bis rooN. hut found Il iocted.
She thooTht he hail gone on = Trip ssoms-
where and did not investigsts fulrthsr.
Yesterday she finsliy broks into the
soou. and there q the bed lsy his dead
body. > bottle q suychnine teiIing khs
story u his end
forsyths LETT several iettsrs, 10 he
nepheuk 70 the C. A. X po~f b which
be belonged. 10 the Rev. n. ~ horsy.
whom he wanted 10 preach kis funeral
sermon. and 10 several friends whou|1ae
asked 10 scf ~ pail beHrerk The istssrs
were dated several days back. 60 Il uss
evident he had contemplated the deed
for some time. The letters indicate that
he killed himself because he could not
pay debt of e3oo that was due. Ga
the body of the suicide wns fourd the
photograph u his dead wife. II lay
under HE srm next his heart
Mr.. Forsythe carried t3.6o0 Insurance.
10 the Royal Arcanum and e2ooo In the
A. .. u. w. He asked that the money
be used 20 pay his delta lie was Z
member Of the Thirteenth Michigan
volunteers and an officer In the q. A. r.
post He drew a pension Of s2i =
month
Six years ago brother. Edward For.
sythc. hanged himself In q wooishcd.
and ak months after that another
brother. James- threw himself in front
OF an express train and was ground 20
pieces Albert had been without work
for some time. and had evidently nsoped
himself into sort OF insanity.