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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
BURNED IN A WRECK
Heaes and Shoulders csemssed
Of Railroad Wreck Victims.
THREE MEET AWFUL DEATH
A Cow Throws a Freight Train oa
the Track and Fire Adds
les fiorrors.

EvASsSnt8. Ind. July a5-Ffeight
train No. - seathbonnd. Ga the Ohio
laileY railroad ~as wrecked this morn
Ing al l25D o'esoex near AorgaaEeid.
ky.. About thirty miles south Of this
city The killed are Frank Ihr.lkell.
nreman. Hatfield. led; Frederick Van
Dorm, engineer. Henderson. by; Viii
Ian Davis. head breakman. Hopkins
vile. Ny.
DAVIS Was thrown FROM the cars % the
ground and caught ia the debris. When
the cars took fre he xas stlll psnioned
under freight car and was burned into
an almost unrecognizable mass. Threl-
keld was caught III the engine and
crushed 10 death IN "a instant. La
gineer Van Doxn's body was burned 10
4 crisp.
The wreck was caused 10y the engine
striking COW. The engine Was thrown
from the track and sII ears behind piled
on top Of IL. Fire from the engine
ignited the mass Of freight and cars aud
before long IL had developed into big
blaze. The bodies of two Of the unfor-
tunate victims were dug out Of the
ground from under a car ofwheai. Both
Ut their heads andshoulders were burned
OF 10 tho lower par. Of the body. The
bodies were taken 20 Morganfield where
hundreds Of people viewed their hor-
ribly mut.lated remains today. A
wreclxing train was dispatched 10 the
scene early this morning and regular
traffic was resumed az 3 o'clock this
aft. rncon. The monetary loss Is esti'
mated at so5Coo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

The feminine depositors Of the Mather
bank. I.akcvlew. assembled Sunday To
treat Mrs. T.. X. Nather. ia whose name
the bank was run. % shower OK ancient
eggs. but wiser counsel prevailed.
1t has been decided to erect hand.
some new brick and stone building cost
ing s-5.sn. for st. Vincents orphan
asylum. Saginaw. on the site OF the enc
destroyed oy the tire.
Lansing is bothered with the tramp
pest agaia. This time be holds Up
workmen and demands their dinner
pals Whete Is the one brave police
man.
Mrs Mary O'Douneli Was arrested st
Mafinette for attempting 10 Kill her
three weeks old babe She left the little
one in the woods 10 die.
No resprctor % persons is the militia
His honor, J HaYwcoj. mayor 81 Nu-
nica. vii act "a couk ~ company 7 at
the state encampment.
lnghsm county 10 CRYING over the
scare 8 4 harsesi hands and farmers
arc o'fefstg a. hiEh IS si.,o Per day for
hep
pwes~a Niil not ,ssue s2o0oo worth 81
innls @ extend her water works. The
taxpayers said 30 - q majority oiforty-
ihfae
; = Skinner - Dssison station had
his lietJ lex terribly crushed II North
l.arslnl b. a Michigan Genital train
Spartsuaun COMPLAIN that tae grey
ling are being extermirates IA the
streams sisauf NaniStee
Mafieys s.etheSpsn factrry has hen
fortef q ri.*e ,ioUn because there - no
iunsles ~ eofk
Cal kshoskey. q Lansing laiofsf bal
bis isx broken , huge lump Il earth
failing sn e
kahn a Hsckf- elashing store -
halsaiaes hsz s,een closed IN ehs'sel
nesis4Esa
fgaAts~fia an1 ssfiet fefef have
hr0tfa eut again "A 10th a 80 isar
sif.-4
Nialsei III rehaiti - eaes ths
sffoeians bussea Ia F's.ssafs HFe
tissAi.s,s las s..sea s.tsa - enlAEss
brz ffesiat ssaasa hsusA
lie saaHs.s ssiae a Nc aeaee hss -
sa-s~si sges@tssus
- Jse - asssaislAg 81 aih'stis
l.aB
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
POINTS ABOUT wss.

Canterbury. England. as well as Chi
cage. hss SUNDAY closing question:
and SIR Douglas Gov = the lord high
sunday closer - tho tnwn TIE seFk
mon vast the nuseuns cpen CA the FIRST
day ~ the week and Sir Dotsriss insnsts
that they shall be cis-sed. iiis remarks
on the subject strongly resemble those
made hy numerous eminent vince IN
the recent oouiro,erss IN this city. aud
80 far he has succeeded in maintaining
bis point
Governor Davis H. Waite ~ Colorado.
y ha haa juei hfoken io1xe again Nth
III. statement tbs, the people a the
oa.f caa t~ a a H. native - James
town. New York lie u a l&wyes IS
pftfeasion and Tor tiFp~ psscficef IA
leed IA Lac. Wisconsin, After the
var he seat ~ kausas. ~hnfe he -.
manned until 1881 when b. removed ~
Assen. t'sitsra.ls lie - eslsanify
ho~s 80 a The Fno~t pronounced tyre.
snd delights IN pre<iaetlng = nniserssl
cstsciy@sn lie - - years old.
There i "a sutseAt ern.sa~ gong IN
"a hrs. kiyn and The hattie - raging
fescsiy Ire -ss< have . defender 81
the pog~-n q Miss Messsrfah. eheov -
: selsrt s-~.ftment q sshfies t<ls q
clare. thsf she sfaslnsst~rs sYrur -
hsse stAssa - ksf pets every night sssl
that 4 rea.i>s- thssa eais As sa1st ~ J
asfF-s 50 tsek fence esncsrie TIE
anti ALTERS naslrtAlh thst NF. NJ
tsafs@ks cate efe eniy les est q !
sasil,s.a. assl thai tie skssls tfsbe q. a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

A Jersey Man Narrowly Escapes With
His Life for Maltrcating q Boy.

PLnSFxLp. y. j.. July 25.-Charles
L. Parmley caught l0year-old John
Taylor stealing an apple from his or
chard last night. He dragged the lad
into the cellar where the childs cries
could not be heard. and there strung
him up by his thumbs to a post. Parm-
ley then walked down town and boosted
OF what he had done. The
story spread quickly and mob
gathered st the house. An hour
after the boy had been tied up a
policemen rushed into the cellar and
found the boy in commissions. while
blood gushed from his mouth and eyes
When the boys condition became
known the mob. led by man with a red
tag. storned the house, battering the
doors and windows with stones and
bricks and calling for Parmley's life. A
force 81 police finally drove the crowd
back and succeeded in getting parmley
out of the attic. where he had hidden.
and to the jail The boys father made
desperate efforts 10 kali Pasmley.
Young Taylor's condition is critical
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Here il . chance Tor TIE mes. sho. IN
tie CeutsaI LAhcr Union. passed a reso
laglon endorniag Governor Altgesi's
reasons for parsioriing The anarchists. u
place theaselvcs Ga record before the
soamaalty. Az active sys P&thines
with ths caase q .4boE sabaiss the To-
losing lnsis4tion;
saaxs RArsos. Jaiy IS
Eofros o. Tlex Hxx.l1--S .ticsng IA AZ
re.e Ia y,.sr paper u ilsis date that ne Cen
,rai Later uaioa u Grird Espsc- had
passed sas, lttioas commenting Governor
Alseld Tor ragl1ulug the anarchists vao,
- iaa r~-sioiicn reals. acre coas.ctsd n
tt1a-h f.siu<fat. snd ne Endorsement tEs
sossfnar faeset5 slsos % lAaarchisisi Tree
sDeecA.
S,ss ~lii pre-rale ~ trainers anl sap
ta-iers ~ tA..t rs-oiu'iou - ~ sincere. and
tl.elsfsfs n,t az al lslzued II thcir act |
tI,sseiore a. thsia thrSD-9 It's ooluinas "a
yo1f fsf*r 70 p.lpiisA "a. '-yri. vote on
t1af resolution. si4ia.. tfe f1ii asaf ol tie
so'rr. neleFins tlat IL soat - II lnfe-cst
- s.is people 30 ka3W sho tAc usn are that
iosazse tA3 sentiments - faatA "a th-
spescaes 81 90 ~luEoc-a.' snsrshlsls PAT
doso,i. A Cil4ssS.
II the men who voted Or the fesoia-
lion sro sinorre AID honest they vii
Mt refuse - comply With tbs tugges-
ton They are certainly as brave, or
ought - -. as tie idol q their aanira
tiou. ALarchsst Altge!i. There Is no
god reason Why tscy should rot hlen.
III themselves Individually as group
q anarchists ana relieve tho great toeiy
q lnte.ligen. patriotic woskingmcn *
the city FROM the stigma thrown upon
them ~ The Alleged resolutions Gen
tleuen % The local "g-oup.- Tux HsG-
Ans columns are opcn TO your sigma
tuEes attached q mo AltgeIel resolution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The idea that mere political obliga-
tions OF q personal character have any
proper place in the action Ia be taken at
tho special session Of congress with a
view OF restoring public confidence and
relieving financial stringency. is unwor
thy II patriotic American statesmen.
That which Ia best for the entire people
il to be sought for. and considerations
tending to any other end should be ut
terly ignored--Dc;roit Free Press.
One of the tragic episodes az official
life, says the Philadelphia ledger. is
found in the account which comes from
Maine Of postmistress in that state
who resigned her position several
months ago that che could 10 married.
AS her successor has never been ap-
pointed. the wedding is indefinitely
postponed -Muskegon News
1t may possibly be true that Score
tary Carlisle would like 81 leave tho
cabinet il be could see any other cosy
berth awaiting him. but tho ex-senator
from Kentucky has never yet shown a
retiring disposition. 30 far as public
Office 10 coucerned.-Detroit Tribune.
After the fire in the cold storage
building on the worlds fair grounds the
sign absolutely FIRE proof" was still
there. Probably the legend had refer.
ence only to the sign.-Kalamazoo Tele.
graph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
ALLEGED TO eE FUNNY.

Jones-"Are you going 10 the fair!'
Van Rennseleer-Naw. 'twould be a
waste ~ time foh me-"
And why -. pray?"
1--WE been to Massachusetts,. --Clsvt-
land Plain Dealer.
Diekey tagged ls)-"will you marry
me. Penn
Penelope faged 2ol-"Marry a man
who is younger than ] ann Dear me.
no. Wait until you are IS. Dickey.
Then you'll be two years older than
am. and il will be perfectly proper. -
Puck.
Master-"You were ehamcfully intox-
icated last night. John. just think. IL
anyone were to End you in that condi-
ton in the street,
Servant--lou needn't be uneasy on
that account. sir. because always make
il point to carry one OF your visiting
cards with me wherever l 60. Paris
Figaro.
She-"That drees she had on at the
ball last night ruined hundred dollar
bill"
He thought II must have been cut
out 81 something about that size
Inter Urban.
Il met Jack Stageloon last evening
He tells me be IL gong ont with COM
panv next season which viii produce
Fireman Fred.
Indeed. What does he rlavY~
The hose - brooklyn Eagle.
Right Field What were the striking
incidents - the camel"
Short Stop There were no striking
Incidents Al the fellows got thsls
bascs on balls. - isoston Transcript
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Secr~teFy fsfil=ir denies ferr ras.
phaAesay a. sunsnr ~hieh as srat
eat fren Nss YORK. taaf BE- hsd heen
tensfsa - zaeznrY ~ the sspf-ul-
osust cans@l - ihe t~sth = laafifs
Ris~ssfsfA Hss Saen ssssl sasihps
- seek sa-~pt Is ? ls ~sve -sntefesi -
I'm b. - lss.v>~tls s..-it - i.~etnaes
: asas eka Hauid t. s@sg xlss - Is
sasss @s-r fsias toat 20 s,e aassrsai
sa8 ? tae tistr.ssslleh II - a4d
sn7 sssa he ets ssees - = faasnssessAip
&, 50 sessetes eaft f.s sstetY "a
sa- .sfl--f ~. set feea e.sese.i > sas
.s4lrraesf ela.is seFessi I4fs srs - .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
WAX MOULD nElp Us.

What eject s.1ia . sar IN Asia have
apon cur trade. IL would have a sp
Freeizbls effect. bus there would be no
genera revival q commerce. stimulated
by unusual demands TOR our pEoducts-
Perhaps the manufacturers u arms and
ammunition nigh, profit b. tie opening
q raaIksts row supplied - the countries
waleh are likely - Ce 4rawn into the
var. Then 10 there misht 10 quick.
ensd Seusand for e4nHe1 goods. but that
woali not " Itself revive our dropping
Industries. OF course u the base oE
operations should extend from Siam 10
any GO Il the great countries q con
tiaentAI Europe cur trade and commerce
wouic receive marked inpetna War
in any countfy II Europe would suspend
active industry Ia tia, eountry and con-
pei TIE Inhabitants ss vel as the armed
sorces % rely upan other countries for
subsistence aud munitions % war. Being
quite neutral. the United States would
tecouse a great supply depot OF commits
sary department and IL would follow
that oGr profit would be correspondingly
great. But from an Asiatic war We could
erpecs no very paipable good effects
upcn cur trade and commerce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Judge Hudson Makes Move I'm the
South Carolina Conflict.

CoLUxBIs. S. c.. July ca-The dis
pensary battle is now raging fast and
furious. The threats IL impeaching
Judge Hudson for his decision perma-
neatly enioining the dispensary at Oar
lington and his later decree refusing 10
grant the state detectives an order To
search an alleged liquor dealers house
and confiscate his property have had no
intimidating effect on him. and today hs
put still another nail in the dispensary
coffin by calling upon tho Darlington
dlspensary people To show cause next
Friday why they Should not be ruled for
contempt OF court in reopening the dis
penssry. This is bold move. but it is
exactly what has been predicted by per-
sons who know Judge Hudson's fearless
character. 1t Is bold because ii is di-
rectly in the face 81 an order issued by
Associate Justice Pope staying and SUI
perseding Judge Hudsons injunction
order until the assembling Of the SUI
preme court In November. The order
Of Justice Pope was obtained by Attor-
ney General Townsend. who went 10
Newberry and procured II quietly In
chambers. The dispensary was accord
ingly opened again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

III Coson<y u ~ Dsassr Isvess-
tnsDt Bond ooup~ny - guest ~ lie
NoTton. -Ths feeling ~ Drover -
much easier. said be ~Conndsnos Ia
tie hanks has been restored. and TIE
thrssseoei panic sverted 0cooSs We
are expsTleaeing rsrk~s hard tmes IN
Colors3o stilL The silver mines are
shut doxn and hundreds Il msn are
thrown cut u em ploy nspt That Lstur-
ally does not tend a. make the oottook
any brighter. but ne are not dlshrxft=
ened. aud ws have hopes that everything
vii adjust itself p<rieet., is time
Mp. Gale. president Il the northern
Nstiouai bank IA ls,g kspsds. vas . lsis
arrival Ia the Aorsoa last sixkt The
Northern National went under few
weeks ago, bug the conptroiIer ~ the
treasury vii permit IL "a he fsofgan-
ized and resume business again.
Thad b Preston q ionis. the kinder
triet democrat ring. v a. amoag yester-
days arrivals IN The Morton.
Mrs. IL. e. Potts. wife II veteran
Grand Haven newspaper man, dinea "a
The New Livinsaton yesterday.
John Torrent, one - Muskegon's Old
est lumhermeu, WAS . guest IN The
Morton yesterday.
/. q. Mosser Of Cadillac. one u the
Oldest contractors in the vest. dlncd IN
Sweets yesterday.
+. Heyman. = furniture buyer from
Phsenix. Ariz.. arrived NJ the Morton
late last night
The Rev. William NJ. Pufler Of Has
tings. formerly of this city. Is registered
in The Eagle.
MoRrox-Morton Longycar and fam.
lily. Lansing; John w. bland. Lllcy;
Thad B. Preston. Ionis; f. W. Smith.
Detroit; John Torrent. II. U. LANCE.
Muskegon.
NEw LIvrSosrox--C. +. Davis. Char
lotte; Mrs II. G.. Pofts. Grand Haven;
&. W. Wurzburg. Lansing; Z. X. Hine.
Lowell: r. &. SpaIding. Lyons; L. X
Hutchinson, Benton Harbor.
SwKEr's-G. w. Cook. Lansing; NJ. q.
Levi, Detroit; j. G. Walters. Saginaw;
j. q. Mosser. Cadillac; Fred Plessuer.
Saginaw; II. I. Cook, White Pigeon.
EAGLE-Wm. Pu6er. Hastings; y. r.
Miller. T. ID. Smith, Luther; J. f. Hall,
Detroit: e. l.. Piper. Rockford; J. ;.
Nudge. Grand Ledge; 4. +. Church.
Chandler.
KEST-William Hitler and wife. Shell.
by: +. X. Madison. Detroit; f. +. Preu,
Lansing; j. Il. Nelson. Allegan: II. ii.
Odds. jackson; j. X. Fletcher. Cadillac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
81. CLAIR IN A FIGHT.
Battle Royal Between the Commits,
sioner and Columbian Guards.

stoner ana Columbian Guards
CHICAGO. july 25.-Colonel j. w. st.
Clair. commissioner to the worlds fair
from West Virginia and q member OF
the council OF administration. had q
fight at l2.j0 o'clock this afternoon with
gatekeeper and three Columbian
guards. The colonel left his commits
sioners badge at home and wished TO
pass through the turnstile at the terini-
nal station gate on his personal card
alone. The guard refused TO allow him
10 pass. despite he knew Colonel St
Clair. Finally he let him through,
making an insulting remark. A guard
stepped up and asked the trouble.
The wrathful commissioner abruptly in
formed the guard 1t was none Of his be-
jiggered business Two more Columbian
guards catno up. One Of them took
hold Of Colonel ST. Glars arm and was
instantly knocked down 10y the latter.
With this the gatemen and the two re-
manning guards went at the colonel
hammer and tongs. and for the next tive
minutes they were 80 badly mixed up
that il was impossible TO distinguish
one from the other. More Columbian
guards arrived, and the men were separ-
ated. The colonel. with his face and
shirt front covered with blood. went to
the Office Of President Higinbotham and
washed up. while the antagonists. equal
ly CORY, were conducted 10 the Service
building for a similar purpose. Colonel
ST. Clair said the guards and gatemon
all knew him and had been letting him
in on his card for week He claims
the gaiemaa insulted him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

THIs incoming at l:l5 quick. sharp
slotonatioa succeeded by binding fash
II light and the hoarse roar Of the
heavens artillery startled the night
workers Of tbs morning papers. After
war,ls the tower lights in the southwest
err. part q The city were seen 10 be ex-
tinguishel. and il is surmised that Jove
IN playful mood sgnote one Of tho
glimmering beacons. Tie report was 50
abrupt az 10 startle the stoutest nerves.
TIE police are not permitted 10 report
during the continuance Of thunder
storm, and II Was therefore impossible
10 learn what If any, injury had been
dOre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

skiis trying a pick . assrrel With he
uso<Asf. sos11eCls seized hef, AID huri-
ing her Asalzst the soodps3e - the yard
near The daoFsay. would perhaps hare
kilied Ter had 30. hss father IDtedrfed-
Waite thea ehoksd kis father ortii the
latter MAS back la TIE face. but the old
nsen VAS fesxazss BY lie osn wife AID
the vie n his lafuri4tsd sou hetofe re-
ce!ssns pefmsaent isl1rses- Tho
younger lpan - then indreed 10 80
lone ~ tbs sonssn. hat after reaching
there he get his shot gun and killed Lis
pet eat. Which capse u meet hiua, and
threw its beksy h.aind a~or Then lie
blew his osn brsils ost with the other
charge in the ga1- He nose and face
were horribly mangiet by tie shof and
b.azst AID brains were scattered abo0s
The house.. His dearh ~as alnao~t Ia
simultaneous. White leaves hesides bis
lie two Children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Mrs. Emily Campau. wife OF the late
Touissant Campau. died In Big Rapids
Monday morning. aged "A years. The
funeral will be held from St Andrew
church in this city tomorrow morning
at . o'clock Mrs. Campau was one q
the oldest residents of Grand Rapids.
She came 10 this city in lss3. and mar
ried 1ouissant Campau. one Of the his
toric family that settled the Grand
river valley. She leaves tive children:
\. T. Campau 81 Big Rapids. Mrs.
Henry Baby of Detroit. Mrs. DIR. Dan
forth Of Cascade. Louis Campau Of
Grand Rapids, and Henry Campau Of
New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

II Throws Out Currents OF Torrid
Air. That's AL

Sioux Cry. Iowa. July "a gen
uine volcano is the latest product %
Nebraska. IL il about four miles south
81 Poncs. and was discovered by a party
II bicyclists Isst week. From assure
in the bluffs blast OF hot air Is issuing
with force sufficient TO carry txigs and
bits n paper distance ~ several feet.
The air ~ said 20 BE- - "a temperature
sufficient Co keep investigators at re-
specfful distance. The crater - an cx.
tincf eoleano about twelve miles from
fonca vas noted N An account of the
Lewis and Clark expedition. and tIe site
has frequently been visited since. The
river in the neigttorheed has becn eat.
ing iuto tho hank and destroying the
rsada. aud i i thought ihas me water
Ray have Teachesi depsls u limestone
and ffOducea heat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
FOR ASorllrH WOMAN.
why Coofssctioncr Haiiiarsi's Common
Law Wife Assaulted Him.

NKv Yong. July = Josephine bea
Who brought as ketioa Or d.voree
against it.pfy Maitland The caufsctsanff.
eiatnHng 81 he hi- ssammon lae ulfe. nss
at the Jefferson siags et ts.le e,sff a..
uay. charged xith assaulfing sim Miss
te.fa sat resulted IA = sepsfasita hy
naufnai consent shs. - tha terms ~
ihs, separation received 80 : ftant1
aad houee Ii~r attorney ssid tssiay
that IL was stiguiattd ths5 Maalsrl eas
b Keep away FROM = ceffsn Ms. Mi.
iess. a dfesemsker Ia ms affidavit NJ.
Asillarsl Accuse. her q Nbsrk lag him
"a the heal ~itb Al umbrella ig tae
ogice - his fasfeFy ant 2 nslig s.aienf
.asl slfn-tfe iaasesz~ g. hsnf fie further
ststss tAst she demanded y "a BE- keep
srzs fsnaa q sestasa 9tbeg eslaa Aiss
fYaf = a. f.aftsie.l 20 sksailealtan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

TREAD u Secretary GRESHAM. AID nos up
"a EhA, tlaas eonrra,iisLed. that Mr..
clsrslaai aa4 rsoEnisea thAt tbs iEfa-
eEea e the administration should be
exsrsssl u usxs Gfeshaa the democrat
preshelenfi4i nozines 10 - Ar. Car
iisla has been encouraging the bee 10 do
= liitle buzzing ssoaaf his head. bat be
xHoss that there eaEnot DC two admin
.slEatala eansllzte..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

ST. LoC1s. Jelly .5.-A north bound
freight train On the ST. Louis. Chicago
and ~. Paul railroad. crashed through
tresfle near heihl's citation ai 2 O'Clock
tins morning. piling the entire train In 4
heap. Conductor ". h. burelle. ii
Springfield. Ill. was instantly killed
BRAKEMAN johnson and W. A. Cieuaents,
III Alton. and Walter Manning. II Spring.
held. were probably fatally injured. The
trestle was comparatively new.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

CArEEEE SwETLASp's annual compli-
mentary dinner To the members OF the
press il fixed institution. Last even
sne's delicate spread was chaste. tempt
Ing. and altogether suited 10 the palates
n the epicures whom he honored with
Invitations The novelty Of Caterer
Sxeflaad's service Is in tho perfect
cooking and dainty punishment % sea-
souablc vianlS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

CENTRAL 81. CLAIR. member % the
worlds fair council q administration
vas whipped by the guards at the term
iuai entrance yesterday. lie is furious
aad threatens condlgn punishment on
his assailants The guards vii never
be satisfied until they get chance 10
pummel the president II the United
States. TheS have bad a crack at about
every body zee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
n,.noprnln-ts s,nio,
si,esnet. - ssii f4- Parents sni
wffe fteflsse Death.

tfsxatsxs J8Y - fAs sasisie q
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

CmcAeo. July 2a--It is possible that
Daniel H. Burnhan. director OF works.
and f'ire Marshal Murphy will soon be
released from the finding II the ooro-
ner jury who sat on the victims u the
cold storage IRE. States Attorney Kern
ID convinced that the coroncr's jury
acted hastily. and he will advise the
grand jury that the cases against them
be thrown out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

WAR has become OF that democrat
howl sor The immediate. unconditional
repeal ~ the Mckinley lswr II was
Only n few weeks ago that the democrat
watehiiTcs we're sbiaze ia every city and
thsery went forth Protection i fraud.
What's ths matter with the dsFyishes
Nhy this oppressive stiilnessg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

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big di3 rot realise ne prophetic eiguifi.
rance q IL declarat.ua. ! al etay IN
he water al aigat The roor fel.ow >
dead 5oay a.l le seseued from is
satery iomh today