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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

She starts Upon . Unique Tour OF the
Continent.

CHscAoo. March - Miss Bessie
Mitchell. young Chicago woman who
started today upon unique journey
across the continent and back. - : slen
der brunette Of an attractive psrson.
aIity.
The trip is an entirely imrromptu ore
ON her part and is taken 20 make good
the recent statement II Chicago raii
road passenger inan that Nonan ceuid
leave Chicago Tor Portland. ORE. ;henee
10 San Francisco. and III Paeo. Tea..
and thence to the City of Asxico. -
20 the top 81 the hill ~ chapulfepcc.
return "a Larcnjo. Tex. thence 10 81.
Louis. New York and Boston and hack
10 Chicago. and need not pot her foot
upon the ground. and that upon twenty
four hours notice he would lind the
worAan 10 undertake the journey.
Miss Mitchell started al 1870 today
and expects Ia end her undertaking on
Monday. April 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Trainers q The constitution had IN the
Eot apply - such ca--s
There has been Two PFomlnsnf reasons
First. that the mind u the SENATOR OF
representative should 20 engrossed by
has public ard official duties IN congress.
and they were enough o. engrp<s al the
capacity of the atlestintelilgence. and.
Secondly. that there should be no in.
naence u patronage or confefFing Of
p.i~er. nonors or enolaments exerted bt
the executive power On tie legislative
power
The president Of the United States
nov selected a member n The house or
II the senate for an oihce which Mas
great public honor in itself one 81 the
greatest public honors that the govern.
meat could besto~ an Office that 0xs
accompanied with the incident of
journey % Europe. q support in Europe
IN luxury or comfort and an oppor
tunlty 20 enjoy the delights and pleas
ures Of foreign sDelety. The president
conferred upon member II the senate
on house advantages which men of wealth
lhoxeser well oeeupied IN private affairs
sought eagerly Tor themselves III
scemed % him Mr. tioarl that IL was
time for the senate 10 consider whether
that practice should 20 on. and whether
senators were 10 be taken from their
seats and sent abroad on missions which
involved the Office of ambassafior or
minister plenipotentiary In everything
but name. The question presented by
Mr. Cullom was kindred question and
would enable the senate 81 deal With IL
when no human being could suppose
that there was any dissatisfaction with
the selections made. He therefore
moved 10 refer IL 10 the committee on
privileges aud elections.
Mr.. Allison republican, % Iowa. one
Of tie senator's alluded "a. having been
delegate 10 the international monetary
conference at Brussels. questioned
the c,rrectness of the view taker
by Mr.. hoar as to the conststu-
tional proposition. lie claimed any
member ~ the commission might resign
and hts place might be- filled 10y the
presiding officer of either house. Sena-
tor jones of Nevada and himself bad
been selected "a members Of the none
tary conference at BRUSSELS. A member
of the house had alro been designated.
That designation had come 10 him un-
sought and without his convenience
being consulted. He had taken no oath
81 office. had received no appointment.
but was merely selected as delegate 10
a conference which could exert no Of
fetal power on the government of the
United States or any other government.
lie. therefore. did not desire IL To be un-
dersreod even by implication that he had
vacated MS seat in the senate by accept
iug another Office Nor did he wish II
understood that in accepting that duty
at the request ~ the president OF the
United States he had in any way failed
To discharge his duties as senator
After some further discussion Mr.. Cul-
lom withdrew his request. and Mr..
Hoars motion TO refer fell - the ground
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Will Pay the Penalty for Assassinating
Minister BcltchoT.

SOFIA. March - Ghergieff. one OF
the active opponents OF the present gov
ernment in Bulgaria. and who has been
accused of conspiring against the life Of
Prince Ferdinand and Of other treason
able crimes was today convicted Of hay-
ing been an accomplice in the assassina-
tion i'm March. 1891. Of Finance Minister
Beltchoff, who. while walking with NJ.
Stambouloff TO his home in the evening.
was shot down by an assassin. 1t was
presumed AT the time that in the dark
ness Of the evening the murderer mis-
took Bcltchof FOR Stambouloff. as there
was no motive for the murder IL the
former, and the latter has for years been
regarded as the chief obstacle in the way
Of Russian influence i'm Bulgaria. Cher
gicf was sentenced 10 death. but the
court recommended him 10 mercy and
will propose that Prince Ferdinand com
mute the sentence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

The Cumberland Passes Into the
Hands OF q Receiver.

BALTIMORE. March - The Cum
berland tin mill about which 80
much has been writfet,, has gone into
the hands of receivers Judge Morris.
of the United States circuit court. upon
the hill ~ complained Thomas A. Hicks
81 Pennsylvania. and The Cumberland
Steel and Tin Plate company ~ New
jersey. with works at Cumberland. Nd.
appointed William &. Dsckey and Frank
lin III Bowen receivers. being the same
receivers as were appointed by the
United States circuit court ~ New
Jersey on March IL. the company ad-
mitfing it's insolvency. Hicks II a stock
holder in the company and aiso a cred
ifor. The company VAS Incorporated an
New Jersey IN March. iss2, with capi
tai stock ~ 100000 slsSc9 common
and sij0.O1o preferred. Iterecred plant
near Cumberland. Md. costing s5oco
Tne sum ~ $1,000 in bonds was pro
vided under mortgage. ~ which ssi.
600 were sold and $4,000 pledged a.
collateral.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
BIG SHIP CANAL.
scheme to Build One From Lake Eric
ca the Scabosri-

OTTAWA. Ont. March - There Is a
hill before the dominion parliament 10
incorporate the North American Canal
company. Associated with Chaunccs
Dufton. the promoter. who II from Pitts
burg. are large number - Canadian
capitalists. including Arthur prieur and
W Y. Soper. The capital stock - sln.
100000. The object - the company ~
to build vide. deer channel with the
fcwest poseitle locks between Lake Erie
and the scaboari
L, il proposed 10 obtain charter from
the state n New York. and make canal
from Lake Champlain % tide water IN
tho Hudson river No United States
charter would he required. a. The work
would he entirely with the state q New
York 4 vessrl leaving Lake Erie can
desccnd 10 tie Niagara and Lake Or
tario. then hs tho Lawrence AMI Corn
wall canal. and Lake ~. Francis pass
via the Chsfsaugsy aud ST Louis sec
ti0ns and Lake 81. Louis aud the
I.achine canal 20 Montreal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

a Lively Time IN the senntc Over
suiious'~ Resignation

W.~sfSorox. March - Mr. cuilom
fr~rubliraa q flilnes~ expressed his do
sire - resiNn - memtcr - the cotn-
nieei,r 81 inquire into the various
execafire departments q The govern-
unefff ehieh gsSnmissfon had been pro-
vpled s,f IN the ls'zislasivr 1prroprts.
tan hi'' - fhe itef ss<Sion.
NJ pisff repuiiuan = Conrecticut
intiuate.i 4 troff whether IL we're PER
frrf.y spmpstent faF the eeBaisF a. r.
sien e., tte sraste
NJ , ftnan aeuforrai & Maryland
cs,nesrflsi VITA Mr Faft The pro.
vision r the app,sirsnerf u The corD-
~ ie<nu had beer piaged IN tae Iexisia
tive INTERPRETATION oiH ~ the iaet ecs
-ion II eez Al Extraordinary PROV isston. !.
ufe - Ia t8e committee on sppfnpria
finns hbi.i accommodated - - struck nuf
and oah which tts seuste ksi strufk
nut The conference ftfnufiffee had
hn1ewaf fe4icred if
II sac a saost axiraorliiaary thing. he
rheug Pr aa expiring congress -
preeira that th~ preslding officers r
ihsf cstleee shoe'd make appointments
"a the fhnlufseii ~. Nhiie the sN made
uo prli>ten ftr fnng fa!anfie~ that
might tI.car tie snrw that he senator
frnfu aes@ BAL srseprea tee srrcenf
uenf sith vefy great felacterees bot
there eH- ~ e~eapr shatrve~ far that
se=afor frru fhe dates insfr~eii npea
kifn.
NJ. fIar rera h'iese - Nsssach'i
eeffs ttirarbf ttat fb~ nitfiei rrtSsnt.''i
: s-rs t.ate 44eetftn afti 11r f1st toe
sen&tt lazht 5, ftea With ife f.,rsfi
s...t... tl.... I,ffs4 th4t <l.s 4fsf ~ rec
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
GETTING AT THE COST.
The senate Will Investigate the Iron
and Steel Manufacturers.

WASHINGTON. March 80 The vice
president laid before the senate the res
olutsons of the National Industrial ALI.
ance. relative 10 the Bell Telephone
company: referred. Mr.. Mcpherson.
democrat New Jersey. reported back
from the committee on finance the reso-
luton offered by him last Monday iii
recfing the commissioner on labor 10
make report at the opening ~ the
Fifty third congress as 10 the cost ~
production ~ iron and steel manufac-
furers. and ~ textile fabrics Amended
% authorize also the finance committee
t. make further investigation into the
same matters with powers 20 send for
persons and papers. Mr.. Piatt. repub-
hcan. Connecticut. inquired whether
the finance committee Vas 10 carry on
a supplementary investigation. Mr..
Mcpherson would not say that any in
vesfigation would lie made 10y the
finance committee: but IL was thought
well that II should heve the privilege
of doing So The resolution was ordered
to lie printed and laid on the table.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Je@ssnsens Taken ~ the trial # Lake
shore freinfer2

To1ss,o. . Naret - The srarins
fnn e } - Watpn = ilf Lsks Shefs
rfiefsns.e tasonlifiee ess feeaHe3 iaen
tfe sfterxasr ee<kias' <fs<sesi ~ : ti,rk
Askf3 saf 49, sfs first iofamsfses
ssne rniae :fe sroalie. Nf Nafs1n saia
~ hfsl kn..~n t,sfhsnc sixaf i unfii -
hsd tresirfd = fsleNram ffnza Nr
afsksf, shtth as ia salzssnr ~ =
inas
fbefs = ie<si strike ~ the knn
sffea Neiifs ~ men - - e
I.a.'f
As Asissn vent ~ ta eas ffsf -
nffaei - esnf 4 fse faen ~ 1s1e 81
tektss N ti,e tr1cssss 49, leeea =
tr ~s8 isst sr sfstf se HAT efref hsf'
f~ea esixt-l - ss<l<i4ef ssr&ssf klff
aons sHta fslff q TIE e<ts -
frsAk hsnlssl ts,n Ihe n<'sss ~
sskasi y t'hssf sftlss atl -as.i ihsi lh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
FRENCH gMorIov.
Dramatic Scenes al tho Close OF the
Panama Trial.

Panama Trial.
Nrw YoRK, March - A special 10
The Post from Paris says: There were
painful scenes al yesterdays session of
the Parama canal trial NJ Fontane
addressed the jury before they retired.
Sobbing violently. he imp!ored them not
20 condemn him without proof. and con
cllded by crying dramatically. Il am
innocent" He then sank hack and hid
his face in his hands The otbfr de-
PENDANTS were cool. except the Deputy
Dugue de Ia Faeonnerie. who was faint
from suffering with goui. When the yer
diet was pronounced. VI. Baihaut turned
deadly pale. NJ. Sans Leroy swooned.
overjoyed by his acquittal NJ Fontane,
however. was again most affected and
tainted for several minutes. When he
recovered he embraced his counsel and
then totfered 10 the side Il Delsesseps.
who has been his greatest friend. and
burying his face in his hands. vept like
child. DeLesseps. visihly affected.
leaned over the dock and cndeayored to
console him. till the guards. supporting
NJ Fontane by the arms. led him from
the court. As VI. Baihaut is unable TO
pay his tines, he Is liable to two years
more Imprisonment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Will Not BORROW Any Gold for tho
Government

NFw YoRg. March - J. Pierpont
Morgan sailed for Liverpool on the
White Star line steamship Majestic this
morning The report got abroad that he
WAS going - London ar the request ~
President Cleveland aud Secretary
Carlisle to negotiate a loan ~ $1,000
GO IN gold for the United States govern
ment n - well known that Mr.
Morgan offered 20 place s50f0o. 90
worth If gold bonds abroad For the last
administration n they should be issued.
and that several days ago he bad long
private consultation with Secretary
Carlisle. Nevertheless. Mr. Morgan
denied this morning that there is any
truth IN the report.
Il io not - 10 borrow any money FOR
The United Ststsz he said. nor 10 per
form any ether mission Tor the govern
ment No. 10 not object 10 SAY what
| am going - Europe for II = Simply
AMI s3iely q get a rest 7 shall have a
god flme when | am away and shall
return IN June
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Nsndrr-on Resigns and Harris Is
f.lsefssf His Successor.

W..HfScro~ March - In the sen
ate today Mr. Nanderson frcpublIcan}
81 Nebraska said that il hsd come 10
him 49, years ago. the distinguished
honor q being elected pro tenn II the
senate. No oppo-tunits hal seemed 10
present itself hitherto ~ express his
recognition u that distinction and he
nox desired - express his deep ssfise of
the honor and hi< heartfelt tha0ks 10
his political associates b. whom that
distinction had been proposed. kecog
nizing change ~ conditions. he now
tenflered his resignation of the Office II
president pro- tenn. The resignation
vas. on notion - NJ. Sherman lrepuh-
lean ~ Ohio. accepted Nr. Cockreli
idsmocfaf - Nis~euri offered RESOLUTIONS
DECLARING senator Harriz ~ Tennessee
president pro tenn II the senate, 20 hold
of'ice during the pleasure ~ the senate,
,n accorslance Wifh the resolution of
March u. i-qc The resolution Was
agreed D.. and Mr. Harris. escorted by
Mr. Nandcrson. took and signed the
oath II afiiee AZ the clerks desk Mr.
Toorhecs. democrat. Indiana. SPOKE ~
TIE resolution offered AZ the close q the
last session bv Mr. (,orman and agreed
- unanimousiy. thanking Mr.. Nauder
son for the able add COURTEOUS and most
satisfactory manner Ia which ne had
discharged tise duties q president pro
tsn' - the senate IL had been sug
<rsscd fhat IN taking leave n Mr. Man.
drrsan ~ hiz effiriai capacity he. Mr..
No.lfhfea. might cypress f,lr the demo.
crat si,ie r the chamber their taanks
anew and their hest wishes for him ia
every reisfl0n q lie hereafter Bn mo.
finn q Mr. NcPher<on democrat N~w
Jersey. a re@,lutior aas Adopted direct
irg tle secretary = tho senate q wait
ur.n fae president - tho United States
and inform him that Senator Harris
hai been elscted president pro tem ~
th~ senate in place n Senator Nander
sn rns..<rs,l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

BRISBANE. March ~ An intercolo-
nial postal conference was held yester.
dsy al which delegates from all the colo
nics In Australia were present The
Hon. j. GWard. postmaster general and
telegraph commissioner ~ New Zealand.
made a motion that cable be laid be.
tween Australia and New Zealand The
Hon. John Kidd. postmaster general of
New South Wales. seconded the motion.
which was also supported 10y the Hon.
L. Unmack. minister FOR railways and
postmaster general of Queensland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
Igob,.. and wrieh, Cony;c,c,,

LONDON. March - James William
Hobbs of the firm ~ J. W iiobl,s A Co.
limited. and Henry Granville Wright.
solicitor. were convicted today ~ forgery
and fraud in connection with the Lib
orator Building stwlety. The case has
excited much attention. owing Ia the
numerous failures ~ building societies
and kindred institutions. involving i'm
mense loss and distress 10 the working
classee Sentence was postponed IN re
gard 10 Hobbs and Wright
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

g rst9~ MIR Nafei q f,is
gesftes 'rfsn SITS F,pirts ? es<fert ar1
ssnfSstfn Nnnfects ar8 SeufA ifsf -
rsaitaft nsas = efesf sf1fnl i rsesar
~ Fsfifaulf tna - gfiixrfnE 1ssfts
eight frbss = enee - and ftis vns
f.fiaN>I IS k,@fg fzi' * bat sni
fhoniler sn.l 4hfhino xsst a et<s
aetn. :. II. fke ~ = snov ~sa = tsrtsf
- - atias tfe1u< AZ ~ fsfi = ~
xae eIrelsE - . ~ kr'l <irsttnye<'
sass s,sieEf >'~~s ~ ~ -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

LONDON, March lit is asserted on
very good authority that the great cot
ton strike that mas now been under way
for about five months is approaching an
end. and this. too. despite the refusal
yesterday Of the Federation Of Master
Cottod Spinners 10 accept the offer OF
the operatives 10 return To work at 81 |,
per cent reduction in wages. Ii is said
today that settlement Of the disputed
wages question will be announced to
morrow. and that all the prcliminaries
for the reopening 81 the mills have been
ARRANGED
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

LONDON. March - a dispatch from
Malta says that the British warship Tn
daunted got aground in a bad position at
Alexandria. Egypt. Assistance was dis
patched to her from Malta. She was
later iloated and proceeded To Malta
with two compartments full of water.
The Undaunted. which is attached to
the Mediterranean squadron, is com
manded by Lord Charles Beersford.
She il a twin screw. first class armored
vessel of 5.Co0 tons and $500 horse
power She mounts twelve guns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

Mos<.sp. MsreA - N. Alex,eff
mayor - this city. eho vas shcf herr
Yesterday sfsrrnpn. died fsusn the =
feets a he in}llfies this nsnfnin9
sdnanos. hiss mnfilcf~r ftfssea q, ma lse
: statement ~ - hz feAetn fer zho-st
tbx fhe mstef bat The resliee lsei;ssr
that stn efissir = the enitxsne = nihi
list t,l..f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
DON NJ. IN DETROIT
He Returns Under coer Of the
Darkness Monday
10 ESCAPE oFFlcfsttkfRs
lie L. n a a. Hoss~r - An c.nes~ bet
I>Qascsis R~ro>sss ns His o~n
f,se>sde. Juss the sane


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No especial reason a knnxn a. a.
Dirifln~lln,s ~scrs.fisrf4,< <a,,e a 80.
intimate frieDds or solificai corf.',s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23
DOES NOT PROVE IT
Aomardt Does Not Sabssantiate
His Charge
AGAINST PRINCE BISMARCK
Germany Il All Torn Up Over the
Standardization In she
ReschssAg.

BERIrs. March .2--There WAS a very
large attendance IL members and others
al the opening Of the reichstag today.
interest aud curiosity being whested by
the expectation that Rector Ahlwardt
would produce the documents he claimed
10 have in his possession showing that
Prince Bismarck's occupancy Of the
cAanceliorship fraudulent contracts had
been made repeatedly with Hebrew
financiers. and that vast sums Of money
belong to the state had been transferred
dishonesty 10 Hebrew spectators. At
yesterdays session of the reichstag
Ahlwarit caused great excitement by
making the very serious charges against
Prince Bismarck and several other men
who now hold ministerial positions DIR.
Miguel. Prussian minister Of finance.
WAS specifically mentioned as being iul.
plicated in the charges
Every Seat Taken
When the reichstag opened today
nearly all the members were in their
seats aud everywhere, throughout the
house there were eyidencrs Il the ex-
clfement that had been caused by
Ahlwardt's charges. Immediately after
the president took his scat Ahlwardt.
uron whom all eyes were fixed. arose
and stated that he wished to lay few
papers upon the table This announce
msht WAS the signal for excited shouts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-23

- 0vsal nup1n D.p.1a = - ~ -.
roe-pc&1 f<1>1f ~ tlze STATE ><~<<t. A. 8
rr.ee..l 41d .s 81 c..~.aert a fle.-anist...
i<n n - go - e<<tt. l.<rou<E a ~ t>r.
s@n8s4 eft n.,atsL u fnstti4 tess Ne
s@n2l4tlae- < l.ELe<<44 H.14a<l4&
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-19
Die Siin0ftt 0er Dater.
aumaa sua Reiasura ertu,aam.
(Iprtlekunsl.

(Sertiebuns).
!, uno tpeu1t tdb mid trobbem tpetgere,
e8 3u 9eben? Wiirben Ste tte Mn3etae
sesen mid aud bann nod erltaften,
Denn i9 mid perAflidte, Sbnen tnner<
balb bternnb5wau5ig Stunben jene elf
tau1enb Wfarf 5uriid3u5ablen ?"
rIn9 bannl Ste follten mid CUR
@enii9e fennen, it1rt 5a tDi1ien, 6aB es
nibt Der Berlnft oeS @el6eS lit, Der
tl1eine 6anblnngsipeile beiti1rlt.a
vNber Sie bernidten titeitte @riiten5!
Wobott ioll id lebett, ipenn itb geatputts
gen peroe, ben ein3tgen Beritf auf5u.
9eben, fiir ben id b1r6 ttetnen gans
3en 8il6unsssang porbereitet iporbei.
bin, rnb tpenn iiberbteS bel Muen,
mas td unterneblne, inlner nod bas
Damoflesi6wert ienes fiir9terliden
S1riftifiides iiber nteinem 0aupte
i1mebt?H
nSie tpereen allerSings ee3pun9en
fein, ernlt unb bart Su arbetten, ,tnb
fi@ bieletdt laitse ;3eit tn engen, be-
f9eibenen Berbdltni}ien 3ure9tftnben
miiiIem, aber i9 meine, bab es fetn beis
jeres 9eilmittel seben fann, als serabe
oieies.A
Sn Saul Dobriner idiem lid 3u<
gleid nit Der @rfenntniB, bab es ibm
t1i6t mebr gelinsen ipiirbe, sen Stnn
ietaes pdterli9ett Sreunbes su anoern,
cine leibenidaftli6e @alfnng sornisen
Trcte8 at regen. @r erbob sen &opf
uub ri6tete ft9 itraff auf.
,@oblan bennl Wea1en MIR 6ieler
iinipiirbisen Scene Elm @ilbe! Sd bin
in Siren 6dnben ittb erfldre mid be-
reit, NlleS 3u idreiben unb gu uater>
3ei9nen, ipaS Gie bon mir berlangen.
@eipdbren @ie mir nur eine balbe
Stunbe iSeit, bamit ib bic betrefenbsu
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