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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Torrf,o. Ohio. March "a A rcpof' -
IN circulation htrr isniEls' that PreFiiifnt
ssonfcrs - the American Federation n
l.alsnr. uil cpme - 1oleslo. ufd Il has
great, encouraged the men. Ihes have
much .onftlerce IN him. AMI believe bic
rnrts.ee a. f.sfninr - fu The rs.o3 = TIE
uorkingnen There has bf<n talk a
the Ann Arlor freight handlers. even
dawn o. the eosl shoxclefs. going out -
a. a. assist the efleincrfn The sfritrfs
fhink Mr. sompers vii have something
a. 10 with starting such a movement
They alse IA, that large nomi,ct -
coal handlers. who were laid - fnf la<k
a work fev weeks f~fpre the efriks
commenced. have since rsfueed ~ 20
hack % WORK when ssked - q, %.
Chisf Arthur has sent word that he viii
~ here sunday afternoon. There a .
possibility - stiIi more trouble with fhe
men. 4 condurfos has ls-~n de
charged lie SAYS b. vas lsf
20 because be symratbs1ed To-
earnestly Nth The eDrincers ~
suif The Ann trhor rp'Dperf. The
ether condurtsrs are ras6 e. -. ne heart
II, in s,usrethy with them. and nns.-~<
TIE ro-nYans ffees<rfe e,rso ~f,orf soIs3
reason fn he dismissal fhrf say fi.e,
piii - -t.nfeiiei - take ntffic. a the
matter. The STRIKERS have se1sf npfirs
a. the rora,r iesiorf< - saiirnse -
Michigan. alleging Ilsf ne Ann Arb<s
is daily breaking tte lnp which xsprris
al sfr.r,r - ,...rns - trsa sfnr i-rso~r
cru~.irr ~ ,nrrfs,ns They ~es f'lc
,,ssn uu,ar cnrs,etrs know nushtnc -
- .ssls.n - az ~ th<r-< - the t.rl-
rnn~. Regarding 49, ,i.f<hinc n tbs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
CAN'T FRAME A LAW
FOR TIE SENATE COMMITTEE
seasc Time B~Gs~s s Cen ~ ILL.,
ported bslhs hse-
ported by she Basasr oonAzntsanN

LANSING. Mich. March 2x.-Th< srn.
ale Judiciary committee di~coss>d the
hill re enactins sn amended lndeler-
minss- sentense isv and while every
member a the COMMITTEES favored eozne
such iaw. the great snoutle spseared
In framing hin that soaid not ie
Knocked out by the supreme court Ii
will be ssme time before the hlli viii -
reported ouf.
The house comnittce On ways ard
means reported the following approsrla-
ton bills THE afterncof. fsa the indus
trial home for girls. S5n4E Tor two
years. Industrial home for discharged
prisoners. Detroit, q 80 a year for f~o
seare: state public school Coideatff.
s83.ss5 for tive years; state blind school
s4f.UB fer twu years and sotN fur =
new building IN which q manussctnre
willow ware. state normal scbps,i. <<nilo
for l~fl. ss9SD Tor ls*s. which H. \ cut
n 81 .Iop from that reported frsm The
senate finance rlsmn.iftce. The commit.
Tee si-o faFors the printing - 1000 ad
ditional copies ~ Michigan ana its
kcSJurcrs
The joint committee on ineufancr will
give q pubic hearing Ga Tneesia, rexf.
when al insurance balls vii lie flis
cuSss,d
Superintendent - Construction Eus.
sell - Mnskegon. Who had charge - fhc
state building on the fair grounds has
resigned and gone home. and II h 81
legesl that he charges as hit reason Tor
quitting incompctencs ana Ferersl mis-
management on The part II the Aic.i
gan worlds FAIR hoard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

ftrifbrd. Indiana. susrs- severely
prom the Creas storm

Rsfsosp. Ind. March "A. The se-
serest wind aud rain storm that ever
struc. this city ssept over IL from the
soufsaxest al ; o. 'eiosk iast night. leaving
ruin In ia wake. Buildings were un-
fo~sesi. oufhuiltilnss were torn down and
trees uprsotei. several nrw brick build.
ings rocked like cradles. frightening the
inmates - badly that they ran pell nell
in the streets. several cows and horses
were Killed or injured In East Bedford.
The l,e~ is estimated At e1ooo
The report from Alexandria IL that
the tornado struck that city At $50
damaging resisienec<. business houses
and destroying the Lippineott glass
factory. The wind struck il 1T the
south end. crushing Il down upon the
machinery and employees. The damage
will reach t5.0oo 10 this building alone.
John Angle. Jr.. Was instantly killed.
Frank McShaiicry. Peter Hanlan.
Ernest Frey. James Branham and some
others whose names have not been
learned were very seriously injured.
Three hundred and fifty men are thrown
out of employment until the factory can
be rebuilt. Some of the injured men
remained 10 the debris from the time of
the storm until o'clock this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
AT THEIR OLD GAME
The English Tories Are Still Acting
as Obssructonists
TO DEFEAT The HOME RulEBlLl
An Interesting Correspondents Goa
cerning kngiand's atsioa ia
the Alabama Matter.

LosDoS. March 24.-The tory game II
obstruction IN the house u commons
was resumed yesterday al the behest Il
the unionist press. which reproaehed
Mr.. Balfour for allowing the government
a. recover its lost ground. The whole
sitting was wasted ia a futile discussion
on motion % adjourn. IN order 10 dis
cuss the premature release of the boy
dynamiser. Foley. from prison. and IN
the construction ~ the registration bill
There is al interesting correspondence
published by the Times today. Lord
Sclbourne. writing 10 Sir Henry james.
expresses surprise and incrednlity at the
lafter's assertion in parliament few
days ago. that confederate agents got
wind of the governments intention 10
prevent the sailing Of the Alabama 10y
tsmpering with the crown lawyers opln
ion thereon during It's indirect and care
less transit 10 the government. Sir
Henry James replies. maintaining that
the recorded facts will substanfiate the
essential points Of his story that Great
Britain would never have had 20 admit
negligence or Ia pay an indemnity II the
opinion had been promptly and securely
forwarded.
The Ulster agitation is assuming a
form calling seriously for the interyen-
tion OF the government. The secret
committee has issued manifesto from
Belfast summoning the royal Irish con
stabulary to attend conference whereat
they may arrange 10 organize them
selves. despite all rules OF the service To
the contrary. The manifesto adds that
those who are punished for pariaking in
the movement viii receive cash in
defnnity.
The house passed. by vote OF go 10
80. resolution that in the future all
members be paid FOR their services IN
parliament. The resolution was intro
duced by William Allan. radical. for
Newcastle Under Tyne.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

STANFORD, KY, March pa terrible
cyclone swooped down on the suburban
town of Rowland last night nj ll:l5
o'clock and almost entirely destroyed IL.
The postoflicc building was swept en-
tirely away together with all the mail.
some of which was found two miles OIL
Except the foundation. there is no sign
that A house ever stood on its site. The
store house occupied by Stephens
4 Knox was also demolished Isaac
Hamilton lost several tenement houses
and store rooms besides having his resi-.
dence badly wrecked. The Shelton
house was unroofed as were the other
buildings attached TO it. Every house
in stanford was more or less damaged
The track 81 the tornado WAS not over
3Do yards wide. but it swept everything
I'm It's WAY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
DESTROYED A PRISON.
The Cyclone Dcmolishcs the Tennes-
see state Prnitentiary.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March ai-A cy-
clone swept Tennessee last night. and
only this morning could anything def
mite be learned Half Of the biz state
penitentiary. which covers eighty acres
Of ground. was torn 10 pieces. entailing
an enormous loss. The convicts, 500 in
number. had just moved ont al the mess
hall when the building collapsed. and
had they remained longer would have
been killed.
A two-story brick building in North
Nashville was blown down. killing Alex.
ander and Eugene Drumright outright
and horribly mashingW L Bradford. who
is fatally hurt w. y. Wright. his wife
and two children. who were in the build
ing. we're buried in the debris and were
more or less wounded. W. r. Bradford
was also injured in the building in
which Drumright was killed. Three
tenements near by were unroofed and
Miss Luella Oliver knocked scnselcss by
falling brick. Mum 4 Seigenthaler's
grocery was completely wrecked. At
Der,lem. a suburban town. the entire
place was cbliferated by the storm and
fire. The damage TO Nashville property
alone is over $4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Ashley Of the Ann Ari,or Road Says I
Ecw Things.

Tor.rDo. Ohio. March - General
Manager Ashley II the Ann Arbor road
this afternoon makes the following an
swer 10 the statements ~ Chief Arthur
of the Brotherhood of locomotive I'm
gineers:
Since Mr.. Arthur has made the merits
81 the differences between the Brother.
hood ~ Locomotive Engineers and this
company - public interest. IL seems my
duty to state the facts from the other
point ~ view. This company pays all
iis freight engineers s3ta per hundred
miles and overtime after fourteen hours
AZ "a cents per hour. The uen are not
classified. This " higher rate than is
paid 10y any road in Michigan except the
Michigan Central Ninety Ter cent n
the cnginemen run fright trains. The
freight engincmen all earn between cleo
and slto per month This H. what Mr..
Arthur calls the grinding proce-s.
we have between | leo and 30 sp
risca;ions Tor the privilege - being
ground at these prices. but the members
~ this order Who do not want o. work
for these wages have sought hs ruf-
chnse, Intimidation and l,oscrtt - 10.
pfixe others q the right - do - Yet
MIR. Arthur aslseffiec< that the brother
he-4i II a Law ae,slsng er5efs The right
n men - quit thc ecrsices - the com
pans IN any manner aud a. ans tame
shich does no; rnsisncef lives ~ prop
ssfs have aisaxs l~cH concctl<i bal
they have deuiei Ire right q others r.
perform The same sfrxicc ~ The rafe~ e
,ss refused - theu and hhsr frdisid
uasis sod collectively destroyed ssrnI.
.stf. plsss.si TIA isas.nses = iaHe<ep'
and oets.sle persons 10 sFszseftly eIta
n,a,ir fhem~rlsss feianf ~ thr sses 4
tAe iaR ia 5stlef 81 akssif' f,iiet their pfiF
pcs Yet 80 Affhuf esrnfiune~ - ~
ssftise kssAself - . isr atifrT clt'stn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

GrrHgIs o. T.. March Governor
>esy today received Instruction from
Secretary smith ~ the interior depart
meat In al once establish the lines of
the ns~ counties on the Cherokee "trip.
ioczte county seats. designate the neees
sary reservation o. bc made Tor public
purposes. etc. without delay A private
telegram from ID. W. bnshshead. ex
chief II the Cherokees. stated that there
u 20 doubt that the Cherokee council
viii ratlfy the action % congress IN refer
encc 60 the Cherokee strip al the meet
ing next Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

CHICAGO. March 81 An explosion q
tnryrnttne II the building Al Nos - %
loo West Lake street. owned by the
Nebhcr Wagon company. occurred at >
O'Clock this evening. The fire spread
rapidly and the bniiding wss entirely
destroyed II vas occupied mainly ty
the J &. Grant company. manufactures
~ baking powders. and the eighty i've
men and girIs employed by him escaped
without injury. The los. VII probably
reach st.pbg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

The Noted Preacher Forgets tn Turn
the Other Cheek.

ATLANTA. Ca. March 2i-The little
town of Cartersville is greatly wrought
up over the antics Of the Rev. Sam
Jones. the celebrated evangelist. and the
Rev Charles Dobbs. the baptist preacher
II that place. For year past the air
around Cartcrsville has been laden with
stories of an unsayory nature. in which
prominent families have been victims.
This resulted in the sending of anony-
nous letters 10 Mr.. Dobbs and others.
Mr.. Dobbs placed the blame on the
Rev. Mr.. Mashburn. An Investi-
CATION conducted by methodist
preachers resulted in Mashburn's ac-
quittal. This did not please Dobbs and
he has been talking 80 freely lately that
the Rev. Samuel Jones. whose family
has suffered from the rumors. in the
methodist church last Sunday night
denounced Dobbs as only Samuel Jones
can. lntimating that he would be ready
10 meet Dobbe next day. This coming
10 Dobfs' ears he fortified himself with
a pistol. and Mr.. Jones was equally
ready for what might happen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

treasurer hal 1kess.-d n appoint r @
Graves. noe u s>eaffle. Na-sington. ard
tsnneriy II Nsx York, Jnited States
treasurer Nj tiEases a. ehsrf II the
bureau a engraving and printing Ia
Ar. C!eselsnds nrsf sstminirtfstion. and
sas before that assistant treasurer
under Pferisient Arthur. and during the
Hayes administration vas chief ~ the
redemption agency dlsision II tie treas
ury department Nhea be resigned a.
eaief a the bureau n engraving and
printing on the domination ~ Capt.
Nliiaam Mer~lith x chicago. the pFes
ent lneumh<pt q that Office. Mr. Graves
asoved oGr zesf and became prcsislent
= a hark In Seattle. HE - expected 10
arrive IA this city about the lirsl q next
month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

FsRco. y. H.. March A-Aiouf sis
inches n snow cn q level feii last night.
iaslly tlockadinQ rssilrpsd trains. An
accident 10 the Great Northcrn passen
ger gong east last night delayed
the train until after midnight The
sleeper ieft the track ai,ouf block fren
the depot sna rossed down the embark
usenf. pulling 4 ra-sengFf car With a.
psss.s neess had narrow escape ff0m
lufEing hp Three passengers we're
ladls luoisssf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

The Men on New Orleans Electric
Road Go Out

Nrw ORIr,Ss. March - Tho street
car strike IN the tarrollton electric
liue went into effect at . ?. m. to-day. the
company having failcf 10 notice the
communications - the Drivers asaocia
tiou. - Tar there has ieen no trouhlr.
ths men bcia0 quietly dispee.d and no
sffenr; having been made - run any
cars. n iseIsimrd that one bali q the
conductors s1gnified their willingness To-
work. de@pi'e the order e. strike. To
naorro~ an .fynrt viii te made D. run. as
a nuniter n the men sre being in
structssi IN the 8oties - uotorman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

MANCHESTER. March 2i.--An agree
ment has been reached by which the
great cotton strike will end on Monday.
The Federation of Master Cotton Spin
ners and the Amalgamatcd Association
Of Operative Cotton Spinners met at
$50 o'clock yesterday afternoon 10 dis.
cuss terms for settlement 81 the strike
Finally il was agreed that the spinners
should accept a reduction Of pence in
the pound in their wages. The masters
agreed to again start their spindles CD
Monday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

LOUISVILLE. ny. March "A The pas
senger packet Buckeye State knocked a
hole in her hull while passing through
the canal here this morning. She was
on her way down from Cincinnati %
Memphis A strong wind blew the boat
against the stone wall of the canal and
broke hole about fifteen inches square
below the water line. Ii looked for a
few minutes as IL she would swamp. the
water poured in in so rapidly. but tar.
paulin dropped over the break kept back
the food until the boat could steam out
Of the canal and run aground on the
shore. The frightened passengers were
al once landed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
swept Evcry,hiur C'Icau.

MERIprss, Miss. March ~. 4
cyclone struck forty miles south II here
last night. crossing the Mobile 4 Ohio
railroad three miles north OF Shubuta
Miss, cutting n swath a quarter of "A
mile in width. On the Heard place. a
settlement of negro cabins was blown
down. two negroes were killed outright.
and several wounded. The track OK the
storm Was principally through the
wood. hence the fatalities are few. Eye
wiiness.s report the track swept clean as
though right 81 way had been cut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
TWO fIREMfz> KILLED.
They We're Crushed so Death b, T%ii-
ing Walls

DENVER. Colo, March :,i.-A fire broke
out al 5 o'clock tins morning an the
warehouse of the Summit Fuel A feed
company al the corner ~ Third Ind
Larimer streets. Not many minttes
later four firemen were lying on the
ground covered with debris and failing
bricks II the east wall n this fire trap
One was dead and THREE severely
wounded. A second one died in less
than two hours The lisi i a. folk " >.
Killed. Frank Aahones. Frcd lhsr.
pont. Wounded. Mel Baker. 4. Ri!al.
All were memhefr % the Central Sta
tion Engine company. Hes.des the
building and contents. four loulcd
freight ears were destroyed. The iosz Is
estimated at $4,000. 4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
Why CUTE RESIGNED.
The Agricultural College y Torn IN
Over IT,

LANSING. Mich. March "a Things
are boiling again AZ the agricultural col
le.se the state institution over which
there has more than once been ferce
qusrreling an the pact. and the Necessity
for whose very existence - doubted ty
many citizens
When IL became known that Pres
dent Clufe had resigned II Was instantly
connected with recent rumors ~ further
dlesensions nj the Institution.
While the learning necessary o. give
dignity 90 his oftice and many e<timahie
qualities are conceded the doctor. there
are many inside facts made pablsc bs
the friends 81 the coiiege that HE re<,e
nation viii by no means prove a esae
gering blow 20 the institution. Partners
before whom be has iecturcd at inst.
tufes have expressed doubts a. e. the
practical quality os his fund a. agricui
tGral know ledge. he has not zen s<
much ~ an acquisition "a Lansing liter
AIRY circles as II ~as expected the incum,
bent 81 his conspicuous position would
prove. Prominent residents - the cap
ifal have. IL - said. fecD quietly repre-
scnfing % the board that a change
would rot Re- undesirable. Among the
students be has i,een distinctly uupopn
lar. Since seven students were expelled
for alleged drunkenness there has been
war IA the camp.
The VI. A. {. presidency pays <s3,o n
year. house being Furnished froe Prof.
Brctkenriiec. Yale graduate. who now
occupies the chair - mechanics here.
and Prof. Eugene Dsveupast. who lrfi
the college last year 10 ~ o. Brazil. are
spoken ~ az Ciutse snccesspf There
may aiso he a movement g. srtne Edwin
Willis back q his old place. IL " an
nounccd that hc - "a contiuue m Npsh
ington ae assistant secretary a agricui.
fnre until after the vcrld's fair cloees
lie would finish there just aiouf In ti1rs
60 take up the duties n president after
(sluff. Is.xfN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Cherokee Indians Have No Right TO
Lease Their Land.

WICHITA. Kan. March "a In the dis
tricf court 81 sumner county. this after
noon. Judge Ray rendered decision in
the case q the Cherokee nation against
The Cherokee Live Stock association.
declaring the lease ~ Cherokee outlet
e. the association absolutely void. Suit
was brought to rccover rent from the
association 10 the amount ~ $4,000.
and in their petition the Cherokees
claimed fec simple title To the lands.
bat the cotart held that the patent un
der which they claimed this title con
yeyesi only the use Il the strip "a an
outlet. and apart from this their lease Ia
the c4tflemen was in violation of No.
2isS Il the revised statutes ~ the
United States. which provides that Ia.
dians may not lcasc or convey lands. OK.
cert BY treaty pursuant o. the constitu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Nrw YoRk. March 81 While the
health authorities were congra;ulsfing
themselves that Scw York would te
spared yisifatisn ~ the influenza this
season the dread disease had already
come aud vac settling on the city. each
day apparently giving II a fitDles hold.
For the first ten weeks ~ l~9 oIlly ten
deaths we're put under the head - in
fiucnza and grip. For the single week
ending March Il eleven deaths from this
disease were recorded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

GUTHRIE. q. T.. March 2a.-The heavy
rainstorm of yesterday caused the
streams north of here fo rise suddenly
bridges. running early crops and IN sey-
eral places washing away buildings. In
the Cherokee strip a number ~ boomers
camped along Black Besr river were sud
denly submerged by great wave IL
water. which carried away all camp
equipments, wagons. etc. and drowned
their stock. They themselves narrowly
escaped being drowned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

CARRoILToS, Ga. March - This
town has been in a state os panic all day.
owing 10 the riutous actions II eleven
masked and armed men. Most ~ the
victims Of the brutes' assaults were aged
people. They first assaulted woman
and then knocke, down with pistol an
old man 81 80 years who tried 10 stop
them. Nexi they whipped one woman
almost 10 death. aud then whipped a
man who venturcd ~ protest. - sc'trcly
that il IL believed tonight that he viii
IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

BERLIN. March 2i Prince Bismarck
in the Hamburger Nachrichten utters a
warning against dissolution which can
only result in another government re-
verse. Ii would be far better. he says.
to abandon the army bill now and re-
introduce a modified bill at more
favorable period than 10 resort 10
arbitrary methods
Ii transpires that Rector Ahlwardt.
before the committee Of inquiry. CON
fessed that his papers were stolen and
begged the committee to treat the con-
fession as CONFIDENTIAL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

W,sHINcroS. March -. Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General Maxwcll's
first day in ofhcc resulted IN the appoint-
menr of forty fourth class postmasters.
and of this number five we're u I'LL
vacancies caused by the removal 81 in
eumbents. Yesterdays appointments
aggregated thirty one. which included
four removals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

eoans, ,nasmss, ~ soisIm,.ss in .
>se~~-ssns s,.~s'sst.e.

EA~4 I.ftfNrt~1f. Ollin. 'narch =
Fs4 tears the f'4antx iiAIsFmesy 4
siuabla hss iesu sn neisHfisossf f.sa
esstliseh Tar sttsnthh IL TIE stats
fsassl Z hfalth 49, Htsi.f hAiiea a. 4
sni a. lnstetsf.tt,a stsefesi sseceessfs
fgs.szs 1sssiu. ifSl - iaSebsiresea lH
1nrau ahi hss insf fftf kss fepFf
~tsfA = sat - tff ss~l p.4iflFk
sss@s9 fhe eisasslen - atslsr ssfs
esssfe ~ siatlaf n sal
lie t<estt~@ Ssh a4a,sssslne fstssi
fhr oss1i4ttM e assr~. -,ts@ffs ffes
a. seAssalss.s. = .i.~x - s.ss esass -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
sx.mp Angel Under Water.

Ih,szIl. Ind. March ~ The storm
which visited this section las; night was
one ~ the as.ereaf and most destructive
for years. lnnumerable fcncrs aud
small building were blown down. trees
were uprooted aud general have. re-
suited. several mines were t's-,dcd. The
most seridnsly tring the Swamp Angel
mine belonging IA the Hcosier Cssl
company. This shaft was ~ badly
asrdcdi that II can meyer se pumped
siry. The laes - the company. Il ir
SAID viii reach into the thousands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Aag.xss@ CRY. ka~. March a a
severe nof;her hse caused tlfos IA The
mercury from 20 degrees above a. ees.
ersi degrees helos zefo causing saiener
suffering smong The ls'fsn lTsetallrs On
the s.igs n tho & thesokes strip. tssal y
very scarce and The wensen aud hslifen
are IN tlfiai,le e,fsliiipn MAnysf tsse
bsslners AZ sfek feem ihe ehanes IN
safe. ts-rs - death mosf inevitably
reealf AMI IN considerable npmfefs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Drxesa. Cola. March - Ansono
Wsssle. the by murderer n Joesph
smith. waa found guilty - murder Ia
the ecssnd degrre fhla morning. The
by Repf when the essrsiict ~as rad. tho
first fitae hs kss hrokea down iufing
the triai fi- shof smith IN The hack
.a.sf Narersfef. while TIE latter sss
haaffsir nn tho Wtoxle fanrh