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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
PUBLIC DEBT INCREASED.


WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The debt state
ment issued this afternoon shows a net
increase in the public debt. less cash in
the treasury during August. OF el0.3s2.
sQs.q3.
The interest-bearing debt increased
$4,000. the non-interest bearing debt
decreased el60.9kss. and the cash ia the
treasury decreased 0.60l GSitkk
The balances of the several classes of
debt at the Close 81 business on August
81 we're: Interest bearing debt. s5s5..
037 800: debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity. s2.045. $50. Is: debt
bearing no interest. ST.. .sI7. .12s37; total.
soGOg50. .25s6l
The certificates and treasury notes
offset by an equal amount q cash in the
treasury outstanding at the end 81 the
month were e5j5 6ls sol. a decrease ~
sii.747, 40. The total cash IN the treas
ury was s5l2s57. .sS7s2
The gold reserve was s9600o. .l23 and
net cash balance eli. .g7I. .15763.
In the month there was decrease In
gold coin and bars Of sl030 7!i05s. the
total nj the close being sl76. .s1al72f4
Of silver there was decrease ~ e..
3s3. .b360e
Of the surplus there was in national
bank depositories eli 7.6s5.f76s0 against
sl1.OlI.0oii7 az the end of the previous
month.
During the mdnsh the percentage n
each kind a money received from cus-
toms a New York was as follows: Gold
coin. s5.i: silver coin. o.: gold certif-
Gates. 4-3; silver certificates. 81. United
States notes SIC. United States treas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

Col. Charles III. Lincoln. once of Cold
water. is again candidate Tor the posi-
tion OF c)mmander- in chief OK the G.. A.
II. He will be backed by tie depart
usent OF the Potomac, as well rs by the
Michigan veterans.
Cattle in Marathon township. Lapeer
county. are suffering from disease that
expands their lungs. swclls their front
legs and brisket and kills them in a
short tirae.
Work at the Michigan Stone 4 Supply
company's quarry at Scoheld. Monroe
county. has been resumed. One crusher
is in operation and forty men are en-
ployed.
Houghton will hold speciai election
September IL TO vote on the question OF
issuing tl0O00 bonds TO provide for the
erection OF an additional reservoir.
The -four mill at Rockford belonging
TO the Hon. John Strong Of Monroe.
which was destroyed by fire some time
ago, will bs rebuilt immediately.
Gen. b. /. Pritchard Of Allegan says
the item, about his pension being sus-
pended is correct With ~ exception
that he mover had pension
Some OF the Adrian public library
books have had to be burned because OF
their being out in families having scar
let fever.
Marcus I. Woodruff. editor OF The
Sentinel, has been elected captain Of
Company @. Ypsilanti light guards.
H. w. Parker Of jackson has been ap-
pointed herdsman at the industrial
school Tor boys at Lansing.
Lawion will have a new bank il the
business men Of that village will take
$1,000 worth OF stock.
The total amount in the general fund
subscribed for the relief OF Saginaw fire
sufferers is sl6. .308.S9.
Western Michigan methodists will
hold conference at Bradley. beginning
September 10.
Alpena has declared a quarantine
against Presque Isle county on account
Of diphtheria.
Fred =. Austin OF Allegan will be
principal Of the Dorr schools for the
next year.
Thirty-f:th annual fair OF Sanilac
county will be held September II to l6
Flint has organized a clearing house
1t will begin operations October l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
MANY NOMINATIONS.
The List Comprises Land Officers and
Indian Agents

Indian Agents
WASHINGTON, Sept. THE president
sent 70 the senate today the following
nominations:
Iorion Miller Of New Mexico. secre-
tary Of New Mexico.
Rekistersof land Offices Edward Phil.
hps a louisiana. at Satchitoehes. La;
X w. Patterson OF Georgia. al Enid,
O. T.; j. T. Malone Of WISCONSIN. at
Perry. q. T.; W. n. Hammock OF Ten
nessee. at Woodward. o. r.; +. P. Alex
ander of Texas. at Alva, u 4.
frank Dale OF Oklahoma Territory, 10
be chief justice OF the supreme court Of
the Territory of Oklahoma.
Henry w. Scott OF Oklahoma Terri
tory 10 be aesocfate Justice of the su-
preme court Of the territory OF Okla
h0ma
Receivers Of Public Moneys j. S.
Hassicr of South Dakota, at Enid, %. T.:
j. III. King Of Alabama. at Perry. %. T.;
ID H. Patton of Indiana. at Woodward.
q. T.; X ii. Allen Of Mississippi, at
AIva. o. L.
Agents for Indians-E- L. Thomas of
Indian Territory. at the Sac and Fox
agency IN Oklahoma; K NJ. Allen OF
Illinois. at the White Earth agency in
Minnesota: Peter Couchman OF South
Dakota. at the Forest City agency ia
south Dakota: j. A. Smith OF Mississ-
ippi. at the iankton agency in South
Dakota; Beal Gather % Oregon. at the
Siletz agency in Oregon: III. T.. William
son % Arkansas. at the Quapaw agency
m Indian Territory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
MONEY FOX VETERANS.
Pension Checks VIII be Drawn on
Chicago.

Chicago
United States Pension Agent Edward
II. Harvey has issued the following hui
leiin to Michigan pensioners, affecting
the pension payments to be made Sep
temDcr 4:
United States Pension Agency. De-
troit. Mich, Aug. 3l.-As many inquir-
les concerning the September payment
are received at this ollIce. desire 10 say
in reply to al such. that ample funds
have been PLACED 90 my credit with the
assistant United States treasurer az
Chicago for. the payment Of all Michi-
gan pensioners.
Cheeks are drawn or Chicago instead
Of New York. rs heretofore. for the rea-
son that they can more readily be
cashed by the banks Of the state.
NO apprehension neei therefore be
felt by pensioners as TO the prompt
cashing OF their checks
lit will be quite useless for those out
side Of Detroit 10 come TO the agency on
September A. since the above arrange
ment has been made to meet all possible
demands. Moreover the banks OF De-
troit will not feel obligated 10 receive
pension checks that can better be cashed
payment. then. will be. made in the
usual way. checks being mailed upon
receipt Of vouchers Edward II. Har-
yey, United States Pension Agent"
This arrangement" said Mr.. Harvey.
was proposed by the department at
Washington TO- tho purpose o; giving
pensioners tho best possible facilities
for the cashing OF their checks. and my
bulletin was simply issued in explana-
Iion of the situation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
WILL MOVE ON ROBY
Six Companies Of Militia Ordered
to the Prize Fight
TROUBLE IS FEARED At RoBY
Governor Matthew Has Issued Or
ders and They VIII start Man
DAP for criEan-IAvixnc Mil

ISDiAsAroLIs. Sept L-Goyernor
Matthews today ssnt orders TO six eons-
panses o. the militia of the state 10 be
undcr arms and in marching order on
Monday next Foe such service as he
might demand Of them They are three
companies OF Second regiment. located
at kokomo. Rochester aud Frankfort.
and three companies of the Third regi-
ment. which will be mobiIized AZ la
/. Porte. In the orders sent the officers
were informed of the ultimate destina-
ton OF the expedition. which is no less
pince than the ring side of the colum-
bian Athletic club. at Roby. Indiana.
but the men were not 10 be told of their
destination. AdJutanf General Robbins
will be in command OF the battalion and
QuartermGster General Compton. Maj.
III. B. Smith OF the Second regiment and
Lieut.. &. ii. Gerard of the indianapolis
Light Artillery will be under him.
No Reasons for Troops.
They are all men of considerable ex-
perisnce and the chief executive Of the
stale seems 10 fear that there will be
trouble ot serious character. Inc
koby management has announced and
extensively advertised for next Monday
night tho light between Griffin and
Laslgno, and even went 30 Tar as Ia stick
one OF rs huge posters almost un,ier the
window of Tie governors Office at the
state house. Ihis sudden move on the
part Ok Governor Matthews was the
principal topic OF CONVERSATION among
the few military msn who were aware Of
II here today, and il was their general
opinion that it will be a wholly needless
procedure To call out the state troops 10
suppress them. Some. however. are OF
the belief that the militia cannot secure
the men IL is after without some serious
interference. The troops aro 10 be sent
10 the scene of fisticuiiiDg by the Lake
Erie & Western railroad route and the
start will be made from here Monday
affarnoon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

Ws-u~eros. sept l.. senator PETER
has introduced in The senate a bill for
the free snd unlimited coinage n gold
an.l silser bullion. The aeaesre rros
vides that the standard far hoth e0id
and silver coirs shall hereafter be such
that = i.eoo psrts by weight 30 shall
be Il pure metal and loo q ALLOW. the
alloy - a ver coins - be copper and
that a 9uii coins copper and silver. the
silver not A. exceesi i~ne baif = the Whole
allow. Ths silver dollar - - contain
tf2ts erzies. ihe hsH dollar 81. grains.
he aaaFfer lfai lgrains and the
dime A. grsies. lhe coins are Z, -
lseai tender f,r sny sums whatefer "a
crlf coins thr eaxis e - c'sutAsn ~ ne
Ear -axie IN asd the 4utrtsf ta9ia
sat. rraiss. Tie SILVER aud ssla rsin@
harrtafars iesuefl sre ~ cs.ntshae q -
.erai tastler "a the sane tevros A. Z
ffae werr eeia~,i anfef faas at f..ad
se.a sitrar ealiseu t4oceAt g. tls ssinfe
= IS - rrisssi an3 eciaed fef tsf hes
81. - t1a 3srssitor Al prasetsp ~
-rs4sinr ASS relatsx - laaaaEs NAieh
So ess es.rr.sfraf SRA tte r~ssisi1as -
- s-t ss tea e I'D r .fa
er af'os 4al mks ftaf tesaflst ssth sts
rtasisses 4rs refsale,A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
SHOT HIS OWN MOTHER.
Insane From loss OF Property He
Wounds Three Persons

WATERLOO. Ind. Sept Samuel
Deeters. bachelor living just east Of
town, who lost considerable money in
the Davis bank failure at Auburn. went
gun with fearful effects He went 10 his
mothers house here to borrow some
money. On being refused. he shot her.
producing a severe wound He then set
fire to her barn, burning il with it's con-
tents.
Amos BaS,7tel and married daugh.
ter. Mrs. 1--we. neighbors. went TO the
rescue snd Deeters shot several times at
them. Bachtel was shot through the
abdomen and died three hours later.
Mrs. Lowe was severely and perhaps
fatally wounded. Deeters was arrested
and taken TO Butler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

They viii DC Removed From Indiana
Soldiers Monument.

IspAsApoLrs. Sept There war an
enormous amount of rejoicing among
the Grand Army people here tonight
when IL was announced that the soldiers
monument commission had decided 10
remove the Mexican war dates from the
top of the monument and leave only the
dates OF the civil war. This is the most
imposing soldiers monument of the
country. and the Grand Army contrib.
utesl about $4,000 toward it's cost. with
the understanding that il was TO com
memotate the late war. When the com
missian in charge OF 1t put the dates 81
the Mexican war upon the upper astra.
gal. posts all OVER the state protested.
tbe state sncampment objected. and the
national oncampment took up the fight
by declining TO assist in dedicatine IL
next week. Today tho commission
voted TO remove the dates and how all is
serene
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
PAID HIM TO INSURE
Edward Groves forgotten Life
Policy Matursd.
JACKSON CITIZEN SURPRISED
sapposcd He Had 10 Die 60 Have the
Money Paid. Hat it Was an
Endowment Policy.
JACKSON CITIZEN SURPRISED

JAcKsos. Mich. Sept LIN 1873
Edward Grove. an irishman. was =
prosperous Chicago merchant Being =
good risk. life insurance men insured
him BY two policies for $4,000 In isS3
he failed in business In settling up
his affairs be took 5000 paid up pol
icy from one company and, as he sup
posed. the same from the other.
Edward moved to jackson. and for
some time has run tailoring establish
ment 10 a snail way. Out Of the wreck
he had bought himself home. and be
and bis wife had a small bank account
Angus. 3 a stranger entered Croae's
place and asked for the proprietor.
"fou have a policy Ia the --- Ia
surance company" said the caller.
-fcs." allowed Edward
1T natures today" said the insur-
ance man. quietly.
'Eoys. said Grove. turning % some
companions IA the shop, IAN dead!
Do look / ke dead many' Then he
added. Yes. I've such policy, but I've
got 10 die 10 wln-tae thing don't ma
ture till I'n dead
Inc Insurance. man tnen pialL.ls
stated that the policy he changed to In
lso, IN his compaay wss an endowment
policy; aass sad te. I've como 10 pay
YOU OIL and get your receipt for 500
Edward Grove could not have been
more surprised If gold dollars had
rained from elo1dicss sky hc hastily
dispatched hack Tor his wife. forget
ting "a tel. tic messenger what was
wanted. A frightened woman soon
rushed into the shop. anu before the
adioster could get receipt Grove and
his wife Lad 10 have a waltz around
the cutting table, Grove holding the
5000 cheek high in tho air. The re-
ccIpt sigued. the money waD banked, =
and trip 10 the fair. which they
thought they'd hare 10 forego, WAS
hastily planned.
They're up thcfe now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

lxmAkAroIss. sept The psplinin
ary work - the Grand Array reception
and cnfsfiainrsent cusnmittee hns been
completed. The city y taking e., htli
day appearances and the oid soi3tfs
viii end vben they CONS ca Monday
that thes are uclcocie and es1ecttd.
The railfoad sDd street car conranis.s
have Go operated With tie comnifies
ehseffully In n coofefcrne Eifh the
snpcrintendents a ths taflnus fetuaF
companies. Il hns been Errarf~d a. have
the trains that bring the Veterans info
the city o. step 81 = foirt neafsrf The
place of rsndezsoos fbas F8vuE the tsi-
Grams . tedious tramp ~ fi4,iE barracks
To-Day vas exclusively nstn veterans
fisr. and fhs tar fiEesd ort b. their
l,lue nansiasi suits arrived IN isrEs nun
k,ers
Cart Sohn n. Wirt crnnsnisf -
the 9arship Kenfserar kepi oFet heass
on hoard The seesef AZ dap. and ~ -
petifes a the xrfefsfss = t,e eaae. bo
arrived thick aod fsef dufir9 fte dey
wese npf,rssed hsar Admirai CiHbu1 ~
the Narai fsferanE sRzeoiatiun arrived
Al fhe nnion statlon fror te9 Snfk -
weg - tbs Big Pear rratt 81 nfon. A
r.rf.aiIe relas tf8Td - bsrti yetefans
ss,d resident eifiztfs nfssul5ed s' tke
1rnof - greet tue ctiet fIf a. ~
t,prs recrafed ~5th much cefersonE - q
eormiffrs T. fhe keetsafee. etlefs q
es1ufs = thiffset g1rt eae Erred i1
hunor ~ his rdminE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

LA SALE. ILL.,. Sept. Mrs. Martin
Larson. wife OF a prominent contractor
Of this city. while insane threw herself
before a moving train on the Rock
Island railway about two miles west OF
here yesterday afternoon and was in
stantIy killed. The body was completely
severed and otherwise badly cut up.
She had twice before attempted suicide.
Religious fervor in iuced at a revival
held in La Sale some four months ago
affected her mind. She leaves hus-
band and four small children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
steamer Yemassec SAFE.

CHARLESTON, s. c.. Sept. Captain
Haskell OF the schooner Morris W. Child
reports that he passed the bodies OF six
dead men with life preservers on. TWEEN
ty miles east OF Savannah. They were
surrounded by wreckage. part OF which
was mattresses lie rescued tho captain
and crew OF the schooner Harold q.
Beecher. The captain OF the Beecher
also saw the six bodies floating. The
steamship Yemassee Of the Clyde line
which left New York ON Saturday, ar
rived today after stormy voyage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

. resolution prostponing fron tonorrow
uatl Sep<snbsr Is ths delivery q
suIosiss upoz ths isis j. l. chiPnan q
uic1l84n-
Nr. Rssd szid that that resolution
prssupposed that ths hoase wonid be
l. session At that date He had hoped
t1zt the country would have b>en 10
hsFe.i of ~ before that time The
resolution vss adopted The eonslder-
alton of the rulss xzs tnen resumed
The scle va tzksn on the bosfnef
ciotaEe amendment. and II vas rejected
Mr. Grosvenor offered zn amendment
providing that nothing IA rule IL shall
Be construed 10 permit the committes
On banking and eurrsncy 10 report at
any time . bill 70 repeal the tan upon
the circulation q state ban<x lie after
wards sithdrss IL.
Mr.. Sprinxer offered an amendment
providing that the committees. sxespt
the eommiftes cn appropriations.
clothed with the authority To report At
any time can secompany their reports
With resolution making the measure
reported . special order and fixing the
time when the vote shall Re taken upon
the fnal panage of the bill Such
resolution may b called up for consid-
erstlon the same a. reports frcm the
commitlee on ruleS
The amendment xas rejected without
division
Mr.. Flysn offered an amendment Civ
ing the delegates from the territories
representation on the committee of In.
dian affairs and public land Lost
Nc. Hepburn offered an amendment
requiring the speaker 10 recognize the
member who first addresses him, and is
Fortunate euougn 10 catch tho eye of
the presiding officer. After brief de
bate the amendment was rejected
LF. Morse offered an amendment pro-
hibiung the smoking of tobacco upon
ths fioor ~ the house az any time. which
was adopted.
dg. Reed moved 10 strike out from the
catalogue Il privileged lnotioas. the mo
ton 20 Tx tho day 90 which the house
sslo0l1 adlourn. aud the motion 10 take
Gecess. Pending which Dir. Tracey
movesi- inasmucn ~ Monday was a
holiday that tho house adjOurn until
Tuesday. Lost slr. Reeds mo;ion Was
rejected.
Mr. Dlngiey then moved an amend
meat providing that no motion to post
r0ne t. day certain % refer, postpone
indefinitely % take recess with one
amendmenta or 10 fix the day Il adj
lournnent. shall he again allow eG on the
szme day 20 the same stage - the
question. The action was lost. Several
other amendments 10 the same purpose
were rejected.
biz. Hooker offered an amendment
providing that when q request for unan.
Iulous consent Is made. fifteen members
shall be required 20 reject II. The
amendment vas lost. aud at ) o'clock
the house adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

CItizens' Rank Conducscd on a Plan
90 Hob Every one

WABASH. Ind. sept The invest
CATION of the Affairs of the suspended
Citizens bank OF Converso. shows thaf
institution 10 have been rotten 20 The
core when II began business The hank
oncned December ~. fsl2. and L.
lcdcer shows the frrt dav's de,.nssfs =,
have heen s39s. ard of fheee e.ne u.e
for A. GOO by the Hon Woke In whieh
fhe nwners ~ The fsnk were h nfer,sse8
The check naid the first dax a.,,ours.5
to 600. a. that The halance a The 49,
of business would Rave boen s3ols.
whereas the daily staten ent indicted a
h.i,,,,... - 49, al IA a-t,.-. a. 7. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

ASS AEBoR. Mich, Sept l.--Judgc f..
y. Kinne 81 the washtenaw circuit
court has issued an injunction restrain.
ing Selby A. Moran from disp ,sing ~
any - his stock in the Register Pub
llshing company. or in the Ann Arbor
Register. one II The leading republican
newspapers II the county. The injunc-
ton was ifsned at the request 81 the
directors of the Register Publishing
company. aad Will the request for the
iniuf elton "a eommrnccd civil suit
agSinet Moran Tor an accounting aad
Tor large sum - money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
WIND UP The ROAD
sIo,oOo,Ooo SUI BEGUN


ToIrpo. Ohio. sept i.-Ihs clinsr
70 the troubles ~ tie Toisdo. Ann An.
bor a North Michigan railroad con
pays srolhios came tAls afiernoor
when the karinors' Losn and Trust
company Of Ne~ York tegzn forseiosars
proceedings sgainzf the company. The
petition fled 10 the unifod sfalcs cir.
cult court says that the Ann ATbor
failed 10 pay lts interest on flo.o9o.Do0
q general boBds which uas due IN
July. IL sz3s l0.oo bonis q sl.ooo
each vcre issued January l6 ls1o
bearing ) Ter cent and payablr IA 1910.
In gold. They wsfe Cot me purf,oas q
covering several iaspes u dirisional
bonds which had bcci, issued While the
road Was being built 1hs first uas fur
s7nOo.0o0for building rrom Toledo e. Am
Arbor. held BY the Central Trust con.
pany. Then there aie four sels issued
for exfensions of the road INTO the in
terror of Michigan. and they aggregate
so.Ol0.0oo
Craig Company DcfsndanL
The Craig ship. building company a
this city Is mace party defenoant be.
cause 81 foreclosure snif Il has pcnc
ing at the present time. and John Craig
Is aiso a defendant becAuee IL iu1e
ment which he holds
The Farmers Loan ard Trust coia-
pany az trustees mckee the follow
ing summarized request. Tic coinIlain.
ant be placed d. possession personally
or that Teceifer niay H. appointed.
with authority 10 proceed TO recover b
suit or otherwise, al property II the
hands % other parties and belonging -
the mortcageer oompauy. That an 81.
junction be Issued - tie court RESTRAIN.
ing and ensoining sad mcr. gaeec and
its agents from in sns way interfering
with the possession AMI control 81 tic
property under the corfrol - the re-
ceiyer 30 appointed.
VIII Remove Isecciscr Bart
That an accounting may be taken of
the number of honda outstanding. alid
proper application bc made u the pro
eeeds Of the saIe of the noaa. and that
all defendants lie barred from equity la
any property and franchises and such
further reifel BE- afforded the complain.
ant as the circumstances of the case
may require.
The INSTRUMENT was certified o. on
August -. The fofeclosare undonbf-
e!ly means tho bloiiinK oui of fAe Akh
ley family. the incorporslors aud organ.
izers Of the road. and xill probably re-
suit in the removal Of Wellington X
Burt. the Saginaw. Michigan. million
aire. who is general manager of the read
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept LA special
TO the Commercial from Little Rock.
Arkansas. says: A.. T. Reinhardt. sher
IN and ex collector 81 Pierce county,
Arlxansaa. one % tho best known on
cials in the state. - snort nearly 5000
ia his accounts Tho announcement II
the shortage caused a tremendous sen
saiion. and IL vas generally thought
that be was wealthy man. Rein.
harit's bondsmen viii be compelled "a
make the amount good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
PRESIDENT JUDGE COOLEY.
Michigan Jurist Honored ny Amcri
can Bar Association.

MuwaugFr. Via. Sept. l. The clos
ing session ~ the American Bar aseocis
tion vas held this morning Nomina
tians - the general council for officers
we're elected AZ follows.
President Thomas NJ. Cooley. Michi-
gan
Secretary John Hinkiey. Bzliimore
Treasurer francis Rawie. Phdadel.
phia. r. elected
The iszt q vice presidents includes
one representative from neariy every
state IN the union. Amen1 them are.
Ex President Benjarin IIarfiasn. lob
ana: Thomas Drat. Illinois. Jerome G.
Knoa iton. Nianeeofa. James =. Lswis
Miseouri. Isobert g. Ilebeglict NeT
York. ard fsarke Cori'et. Ohio
II wss aecisled - avsrd ~ eoid medal
tllie year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02
Driver and Horses Killed.

CINCINNATI. Sept LA Third street
horse car was struck by an incoming
passenger train on the Big -Four railroad
last evening The pilot of the engine
struck the two horses and cut of the
front platform OF the car as II IL had
been done with knife. John Mulhol-
land, the driver. was thrown 20 the
ground and almost instantly killed.
None 81 the passengers was injured. ~
the car dA not leave the track.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-02

Cufcsco. Sept l. Only cne az The
six lake front rioters demanded jury
trial when they appeared N court 10.
day The Eve men a. once peal guilty
and Vefe ;5ned 80 and ce~ie. 4 jnry 90
hear tie remainiug rioier'e csee wss
then sworn. hut owing 70 the sbsence q
tWo policemen. the presenting III;
neeses. Justice Rradweii dlsmis@ed the
lury anl alaeaafre-i flr rgLaonar