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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

CHIcAco. May ~ The following are
tomorrow sentrics at Hawthorne: Firs,
race. seven eights IL mile Enfhusi.
ast. 10. Mattietta. loo: Gazette. lul,
The King. l0b; Sweet Mcngion. "a; Dr.
Ihoml-. 20. Pear Guard. 10.
Second. three fourths - a mile Bar
nard. lol: Critic. loi: Tudor. 100. Long
hrueck. luI: Ansonia. l0i. Morse. 100:
Judge Thurman. lul: Oliver 1aist. loo.
Reaxetto. l0l. Hercules. lul: Ed Bell.
lG.
Third race. fve-clghths mile. sl.!10
added the Hawthorn stakes. selling
sweepstakesf for , year Odds Fox Hound.
100: Eacio. lr2: Lady Jim. %: Mise
Murphy. -; Lucille Murphy. loo. Min.
no Mackin. "a. Jennie june. I0l. Cyrus.
l0i. John Arthur. lt
Fourth race. one and one sixteenth
purse s&oo. selling Stolhans. loo:
Prince. lol: Craft. -. Miss Patton. lo3:
Red Rect. lol. Pioneer. -. Mirateau.
ll2: Psrthian. "a
Fifth race. three fourths mile Franco.
Ia. Sir George l.s'. Col. Clay. ~
Weavcrman. III. Jurist. ia: HayIec.
100. Ferdinand ID, Johnny Campbell.
-. san Pcublc. llg
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Goso B.Asirl..

FoEr DopcE. Iowa. May D. Several
pretty girls are on strike at Charles
City. They were employed as compost
tors ON the Advocate. local paper. \
short time ago the proprietor noticed
that some OF the goSs set very little
type on several meanings ~ the week.
and upon investigation discovered that
the girls had been entertaining mascu.
line company until late hour on the
previous evening. The result was a per
emptory order that every girl in his EN-
ploy should 60 To bed at 9:s0 every even
ing. The girls refused to obey and
every one of them walked out The
publisher Is now rnnning on "a short
force. and IL vainly seeking to compro
mise with the strikers ON 1870 o'clock
p. IN. as an hour for retiring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
WORN 90 rpt SENATE.
y Eu-Y Days tai,or DON. 90 the
NNernfssr -s.~-hsn

Lsvg~s Mieh Nsy - There saa
uc morning -s.sat1r % the senate 8vira
- The .ark Z squorurn ani ihis nf,er
noor she iudieiary rrnlnitfee nasda =
fsvorahr rpport on The feiasie suffrage
tiu NJ pi.rte . ftis ,.rrlmittss. .rl.sss..
vgnrrtis FrDte~t eisiru ~ iha' 1r asd
rot t,s.e- -oa-uifsd ga -he rlsft-r and
~ a e.lfs, nr . 81 ~ hiii vs= ro.grnssl
- die rfsnmit'c" TIE rsr,'rf - sh.
a..s,st,tl.e o,.csstfnrd -ssne hitrs.r -
riars. ~ rhe part - Cnairmsn Ns*.n
let sr3 RI pse-re
lha etrrnniffse on wfifsfY 8fNirs
rsstit' = fsvrr,,iie rvfs'rf 80 the house
bia res -gsais,ag the sists' niiIiiis AMI
ne hrrsa sftpr passing ihe hai sppro
rris sag $500 fer tne Ess~f.rn Mich'
ga ssy .un went 'rtn rnfu mite - She
- nose sue awrnei ~ ;gF tislas
- tfls iufhuFitf~g the state s-'sr2
- esiueRirpr 'e grant certificates ie
srsiuHtes q Incorporated -plinsss Who
nsse taker course prrrafsi9rl "a
= isrhing makirg ttr spEusntnsnf q
i-srr,ss = vrsiturE tH ssturaftrnsi tarfi
f,st.,n4 tisssretl,snarv insseai - marcia
srsv zifh fhe -Irer t.ttis-f - isWtiar
,n-frsicts,fs. srusasiinv rfe - r-iatf
unE satp.Fsflun- d-iez tasine~e be- thls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Tmiay.s Kuune,, a, Gr.vc~..ud.

Nrw YORK. May -. Following arc
the Gravesend entries for tomorrow:
First race. five -cighths mile. selling
FL TELEGRAPH. lis: Dolly Colt. Sprinta
Colt. lis: Professor =. los: Josie. l.ssbla
Holt. Saliva. 100; Landowners. lCo;
Proverb. 100: Alanthracitc. Eleanor Is,
~ each.
Second race. one and one sixteenth
moles. handicap Mars. Reckon. Low
lander. li.; Equity. los; Hamilton.
Nomad. lsi each; Bitten. lnJ: Ajax.
Stockton. leo; Lisclg. Lizzie. Sir Fredcr-
ick Roberts. ~ each.
Third race, clover stakes. five eighihs
mile Gcrtie. Eolidc. Miss Lily. Milan.
Fiction. Scmpcr Vive lilly. Token. Ken.
tigcrna. Dulse Mic Mac. Queen. Clem,
entine. Lady Brooke, Cross Patch. 10
each.
Fourth race. Gazclle stakes. one and
one eight miles Miss Maud. Grace
Brown. Halcyon. Faithful, Minnehaha.
\eptha. Propriety. liz.
Fifth race three fourths miles. selling
Onward. III: Poor Jonathan. Little Mid.
Long Beach. lo7 each: Nammic. lO6. Bel
wood. l0i: Johnctta. lO2: Beautiful
Bells Sarah Ramcy. loo; Courtship. ~:
Clio. colt. 20
Sixth race. three fourihs mile Judge
Morrow. liz; Chesapeake. ia: Hiram.
lorkvillc Belle. llo. Sarah kamey. loo;
Long Dock. l0i.
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Maid. Wifi aud Widow.

MoNMorTH. ILL.,. May -, Within
three days Jennie Atkins. of this city.
has been maid. wife and widow. Tn
"Wednesday evening. May II. she was
married Ia Bcrtram \. Frank. departing
the same night on their wedding tour.
Upon arriving at Chicago the groom
was dangerously III. ncccssltating his re
moval Ia -. Luke's hospital. where the
physicians deemed it necessary. with a
hope ~ saving his life. To perform a
dangerous surgicalopcration. from which
the patient never rallied. The young
widow returned this morning with her
mournful charge and this evening fol
lowed the remains of her late husband
Ia their last resting place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Preparations Being Made Gor the
.feat Mills Revival

The general committee appointed 'o
prepare for the Mills revival. which will
be conducted m lIartman's hall \ovcm
Ter = Ia - inclusive. has appointed the
following sub committees:
Executive committee -- Westminster
Presbyterian. Rev. =. II. Cut,h. II. ID:
Wealthy Avenue Baptist Re, John
Hermitage. Church - Christ. Re-, "
j. Russell: Mission Wood Presbyterian
Colonel Charles II Roac. Second Bap
iist. Rev. Il W. Van Kirk Fountain
Street baptist Mr.. J h. Johnston. Di
vision Street Methodist Episcopal. Rev
{. q. Whitworih Park Congregational.
Rev. ID. Y. Bradley. d. ID: First Preslgy
icrian. Rev. l.. ~ DAVIS. first Re
formed. Rev. ". II. Williamson. Emab.
uel Presbyterian. Mr.. ". 4. Lyman:
South Congregational. Rev. James T..
Smith. Ames Methods, Episcopal. Mr.
w. T. Ncfsrren; Plymouth Cungregs
,onal. Rev. X NJ Higgins, Smith Me
moral Congregational. Rev. T NcIsob-
crts; Cavalry baptist. Rev, 7 snashaii.
Young Mems Christian Association. Mr
J. T.. Mckee.
Committee on Finance T. g. Stud
ley. Division Street NJ. T.. William y
Rowe. Fountain Street Baptist & ".
Coit. Park Congregational. N - 4. Van
Asmus Westminster Presbyterian,
Henry LEMON. Church - Christ
Comiaitiee on Advertising " VI
Palmer. Park Congregational. Herman
\ Do~ker. First Reformed. CALVIN Knox
First Presbyterian, {. " Jones, Dive
,on Stree; VI T.
tsfmmIiiee on TAnvassiag g - HHr
fington. Wesiminster Presbyterian, ".
". Muir. Chur-h q Christ. r. BOD
well. S~cond Baptist. " " Van L-ep
ven. Firei Reformed. John s NcDons
ald. AIMEE VI =. q. T. Beiden. S~stb
Congregational
tou4nIttes on Music 4s,e,ffgs - Her.
rick. Foantsin Str-e, Baptist. John Vsn
der Sluis. First Reformed. {. NJ Alden.
firsi Presbyterian
Committee 90 tfsbers- VI ~ s,urrirk
Church - Cbrisi. ! u. Ware. I,ivis,on
" T. Herman Torren. Firs; Reformed.
e l. ffYsf Nostsiinstes Presbyterian.
:. Z. Chad, Fountain Stre~t Baptist,
John Morton. rsfk Congregational
Devotional Ceuruitfee Rev. : ~
Powell. fafk 'ongregafinDal. v "
Mohf FIRST Presbyterian. Rev. A VI
Gctiid Division Street VI y
Isslies Cs,Fr Fniiies Mr. l. y h'v
land. Park Congregational; srs " J
Ess~<H Church = shrisi. Mrs fhorsss
q Fai,h. Hissinr. Wool Presbyterian.
Nsss ifnus ir~yrris. Fountain Street
baptist. Mrs = " Norfhror Invision
street " =
l. - exfs-r'syi that 81. rryivhl vil 30
the ut-f t-rssrfui religion. movement
evs.g is.sd sn ;si. city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Heat It's Own 1Ies.ortl.

BrrFALo. y. u. May - The Empire
State express beat it's own record Tor
long distance running yesterday. The
feat was performed with engine No. ge,.
a sister ~ the famous 800. very similar
Ia her size and construction. The en-
ginecr was the veteran Charles Hogan
The run ~ eighty-one miles from Syra
cuse To- Rochester was made in seventy
one minutes. and the sixty nine miles
from Rochester 10 Buffalo in sixty nine
minutes The run ~ li6 miles from
Syracuse 10 Fast Buffalo was made in
III minutes. Vt one point between here
and Batavia speed 81 lp miles an hour
was reached
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

CascAiass hsi bssa e HE test ~ loa,,
- he had mot canght- the eye u the
chair lie sdisd; never knew such
an outbreak vhsls 6 vote wss being
tAk.n.- sad thu rsazosk vss received
With loud spplAaes.
The rsfssencv a ~ ovseturss b the
Judiciary comsait1ssf was casri~d and
then Ds. CsAG s1sppA 70 the front u
ths platform. Whist hs aid We short
aud sh&rp. .Duat Jon try to ovss~ helm
No with such poisas n this stage cf the
game hs saids emphasizing his re-
mn,.k ks By Q nousinh u the gssel which
hs held Ia his hand This va. greeted
With cheers. and tbs Incident ended fog
the time.
The spscial connittss On sabbath oh
s~rvsnce. u which the late Col. Elliott
r. shepard was chairman from iis in.
c~ption. submittsd il fifth annual re-
port. which vas read by k.i,iss W. X.
Wosrall oe ths New York presbytery,
Colonel Shsparsl's private secretary.
The committee expsc~~td sorrow at the
death of Colonel Shepard Tie effort
Ia secure the opening of the worlds fair
on Sunday Was rccited. ciosing xith a
statement of the vote in congress
against IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

MEWDrrH. Mich. May :.,-Parties
from over tsAsdwin way placed n large
amount Il dynamite near the Butua.n
dam on the sSu gar river. ten miles east
- here. The explosion greatly dam
aged the dam and killed over 3.o0trout.
many 81 them less than three inches in
length. There we're three barrels 10 fish
picked up after the explosion. Officers
are after the las breakers and a sensa
tional outcome - expected. The same
men ilooded the Denton dam. ten miles
north - here. this week. washing out
the road and stopping trade. Two town
officers demonstrated with the men and
were sound'y thumped FOR their trouble.
No arrests we're made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
ROW DR.. BRIGGS
WITH A VERY LIVELY FaAcAs
Dsv- Herptck Johmsasm As<1 Thosnas
Mall NAke is lss~svssinx M Nod
erasos Craig Yesterday.

WAsHiScroS. May .-Ths Rev.
Thomas Bracken u wakeeny. Kansas.
conducted the half hours devotional en-
cruises with which the second weeks
session OF the presbyterian general as-
senhly was ushered In this morning.
Promptly at t9:D Moderator Craig opened
the assembly with prayer. Dr. Bartlett.
chairman VI the committee on arrange
ments. announced the reception to the
commissioners in attendants. upon the
by the trustees ard oversecrs
OF columbia university from 10 u
Thursday afternoon. The occasion IL
Intended to Introduce Ia the public the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

EtHrRS Mich May - Forest fro.
arr raging around this town and the
Wind ~ b.opiug almost hurricane.
Two large barns belonging to \ I>o@cy
Just south - tho village have been
burned Ia the ground. together with
their contents Luss about $3.50 Mr..
Lossys fine residence vas In the path q
the ire and several times caught. but
timely help ssecresie,i in saving IN.
hou-. Two houses nearer town have
rinco burned. but this evening the fires
arc under control and no more danger IL
anfisiratch
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

MsEEpTrH. Mich. MAY y. Meredith
had narrow escape from forest fires
Saturday which were burning In the 4
W Wright Lumber company pine west
- town. The company lo~t their camps
and much valuable timber. With such
rapIdi'y did tho fire burn that the men
and the teams barely escaped With their
lives. James iicndrie was killed 10y a
falling ire. while lighting the tire. The
loss IN thu section viii run into the
thousands Ne,-ter's shingle mill. seven
miles north of here. also burne,i Sstur-
1av
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

BE- R,rIr,~. May - Valentine Koh
ler. a former hotel keeper ~ this city.
shot himself about q clock this morn.
ing az his home near the lower depot.
sitn the SAN. revolver be used twelve
years ago. when hc killed man named
Johnsoi For thi- crime hohlcr vas
sentenced Ia Jackson for life. but So
curet new trial after serving n few
months IN prison. and was acquitted A.
IN" result 20 the second trial which
took place IN csceo!a county ON a.
count ~ the strong sentiment against
him hers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

ST. LouIs. May -. AT the annual
meeting ~ the Missouri. Kansas a las,
ern Railway company stockholders held
here today. the old board of directors
was r. elected. ~ tho meeting ~ di
rcctors III. following officers we're elected
fnr the ensuing year: Edwa ard e.. Sim
mons president. =. NJ. kennari. vice
president. Louis &. Nelson. treasurer.
George - Daniel. secretary: Charles g.
Hedges. assistant secretary and sssist
ant treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Insane Cr,mtpal Would Ds~.

IoNtD Mich May - Frank VIII
isn1a sent - the house of correction
'rom saginaw iR December. i-r2 for
eighteen usonths for larceny. attempted
e. cnelmit suicide by cutting several
fnghtfui ss-hes rear the hresst aud On
tho wrist With a lacksnifs tie hsi heea
assigned O. the stewards department..
snd bad always hssn somewhat he
mcnts,! imagining that his fellow prs
ener~ vert io~n IN him he - shout
- ware - sg~ and hslis from Boston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
BELOING IS ON FIRE
The Entire Town VIII Doubtless
Be in Ashes
STARTING IN A FACTORY
FannsSd by . Half Gaic the Dessrvy-
tng kScSsens sweps With Bsssiss.
Ic.s Fury. W ircs Arc DoWa.

BELpINo. Mich. May 3 2:D .. M
Bedding is doomed. A tire which will be
more disastrous in It's results than that
II Saginaw. was discovered in the Re
frigerator works shortly after midnight
An alarm WAS turned in and eoon
the whole town Was on the
scene. Famed 10y half gale and fed
by the seasoned lumber. the fire burned
with grea; fury. and spread with incred-
ibl- swiftness- Dwellings and stores
were licked up in twinkling.
and an hour after the fire MAS
discovered the huge silk mill
was mass of red. angry, destroying
fire.
At I'D o'clock Lansing Was wired for
help. Rs the local department was power.
less Ia cope with the fire. Over one half
the village WAS burning and the terror
stricken inhabitants stood about in
clplcss sort --
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Csn5tLss. Mica. Nav - The sr-
about The Cuanssr = IssgiH- camp near
here az u'iw un,isr f-eptrpi. after az al
nighfs hgbt ~ the men. fire broke
cat near rustin AMI rsn two and hair
mils.- IN eight miuutes The farm
hsuse - man named Ander~en ea@
Destroyed Nrs Ansiersnn sad her tso
- iiir-p r~rshe-i ~ ths hcp-~. The
willS a. l.4As it's we're sha' diasn yes
ierlay g. iigh, the fre The city ss- y
fnuseut DAGGER for fiuae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
YESTERDAYS RAIL- GAMES.

Iouisr'e . 0i . q a-ss ?
gin~infi2 q . o q O n-i 3
Ratt.r.rs Sirs'tou snd Grin, N, Cham.
i-rlsiu ard Nsnehn. Umpire Mc'gua,d.
riitsh'g 3 q | 2 3 '-is n 3
=, Lsus.I q o @ q i-S =
hat'err- ard Mscs; 'lart-ou
sua Pic'z.
Chicago 1 ct o o o o a-si2 ?
tieesi'd o o o 3 Ia ~ q
Bsi'eriss ki'irilge 'snd Hs'chiBss ~ /,
Young and Kilnmcr.
Raltr1'e . 10 o o q a-s ss
Ne ors q o { q q n - u ?
Hs'tsfe- McNAiib - tlsrs Ru-as and
NJ Ashan tnliare ~nF.ieF.
pr,-esIyn o o o ? o - 81
n.sh en- - q q . 2 o "a =.
Re,feFi-- isddort Tnd DALEY Ne.kcn
sna tsrnti { mplre sF-'.
Rr-s..r o q o o 81 q
gAiia 70 , y B
hs''sfiss Tay ~ sad ShsFrss'; Neyuine
sHd ies1tns.; ~slveft. aad tsue~l- n.-
I.re basafs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

BIfssrI1n Mich, Ma, - Sfsphcn
Martin. who lived nil. and hsH -ss4
- town. last "Wednesday &C THURSDAY
gave his dogs sufficient quantity -
water and u,est O. issf then fpr s~rne
time and then cprimiitei suicide hy
taking sfr,chnine. He body vac soond
h. iiis house yesterday lie hsi sv-
arnt.d from his .i'e and ~D, de~ysoh
eut. having frequently th-st-s.ed ~
biH himself ". lss~e~ sso sess spa
two dsRghfsvs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Complaints of tho Moderator.

Commissioner CutchinCs u Detroit
stated that there Vas an overture from
his presbytery. and IN view IL the fact
that he supported the motion to refer
all the Briggs oyertures "a the Judiciary
committee. He complained that the
moderator had not permitted him to
speak. although he had been repeatedly
upon his feet Mr. Cu,ching- said he
would appeal from the decision - the
chair. and sss spplaud-d.
Dr Young. from the platform. asserted
ths, the moderator could not see every
man pho ought "a he soen aud this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

MARqrrrrE, Mich. May - Tommy
Moolesh. young Indian. in whose pos
session was lately found an immense
quantity and variety IL stolen goods.
has been sentenced Ia ten years IN the
state prison for burglary. The charge
of burglary was founded on his forc,~i
entrance IL the episcopal rectory two
years ago and looting 81 the bishops
room 81 all the articles that could lie
conveniently carried away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
TAKEN AT HIS WORD.
Party Leaders src Noe Calling am
Grover ~ l'rv~rut-

Wasai>oroS. May 2-Mr Clev--
lands exclusion order is working more
efficiently than b~ probably desired. lie
raid that when he wished o. see any
b~ly about the onices he would send for
them. Many Of tho congressman have
taken him literally. Saturday during
the hours set apart for congressman
there were only four who called upon
him. although there are a great number
in the city. Exclusion is = game at
which two parties cap play. and after
congress shall conveoe il will be the
president who will eeed To see the
leaders Of hls party in the two houses
much more than they will need or care
10 see him. Ii is for the president 10
deny the right IL petition. il he will. at
the White house; it 10 for the congress
men 10 accedc to ~ requests Of the
president. or to deck1p TO obey his com
mands in the mattefM legislation. as
they shall see tit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

GlotcFsgra Mae. MAJ =, The
srus-er Nes fofk a Csre Ann Msy
n Ihs cruiser eros.-.si The Eairh hn-
the sfis us-sn - a. hsTins made the
faary els,ss sts,.i q q sHuts fh.- rec,fl
gisss the | Blts,i s7tai~- the fastest sfuis
ins weasel is ihs soyii aGd the esant-
e. 4rsmiam n ssstsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

forr-t Fires are burning Bri-kly To-.
WAri the Town

ALrrsA. Mich. May - Forest fires
have started in the wo-sis adjacent in
Alpena, and are burning briskly. Tn.
farm house and barns. with conients,
belonging Ia Paul Weine. near Long
Lake. were in the pathway ~ the flames
yesterday and were totally destroyed
The fire department 81 Alpena ~
spondesi "a five alarms in twenty four
hours on Saturday and Sunday. the
most disastrous being that IN the barn
II &. Il. Greely. which WAS destroyed
with all iis contents. consisting IL a
large quantity II grain and other camp
supplies. one horse. carriages. etc: lo.ss
about 81. 800 The fire teams are kept in
harness as the wind L. very fresh and
verything dry. One engine AZ sent out
on Saturday night Ia fight the forest fires
near that CITY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

I.rrrs Mich May - TIE pwsA-
hoiBd freight 90 use Michigan C~pts~l
~ o'clssrs the n"rrsinr iroks cn The
anwn grade ssfnth a 'h. Grand Trunk
rrf-sinr ~ Isf~sr An engine 60 the
lafirr rad stopped ssfos. the cvo~vsns.
nss knowing that the trsip hsd lsr,ken.
Ties rear ssc'iors ran into the eoesaa
sewn empty csv ver~sulssfsS5 H. kind
ling wool sotsosis vss hu-t and the
tragt was cles-~i iss = . t.i1et
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

Ocean Csryhounds Ssrnining Machin-
cry tO Make n aQuick Trip

NEW YORK. May ~ Three fast
steamships are now on their way across
the ocean. bound for this port. and much
interest Is felt in tho result IL their
efforts Ia win fresh laurels. Their ar.
rival is looked forward to by steamship
men with considerable interest. for il IL
expected that something remark
able in the way Of Atlantic voyages will
be done. Zach vessel has distinguished
herself by making records. The vessels
are the new big Cunarder Capania that
surprised every body by her speed en- her
last trip Ia this port; the Paris of the
American line. Which holds the record
of ) days. II hours and n minutes from
Queenstown Ia New York. and the
FuerSt Bismark Of the, Hamburg
American line. which holds the record
of days. II hours and Al minutes from
Southampton to L. o'clock Greenwich
time,. yesterday and will no doubt try
to beat the record. The Fuerst Bismarck
left Southampton at LIS p. m. Friday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

L,NsISa. Mich. May =, The COVER
nor has signed the following bills: The
Mclaughlin grade crossing bill, amend
story II the law relative Ia the employ
ment "a United States prisoners and
Tree labor IN the Detroit hous. IL cor
r~ctlon. Incorporating the village Il
Crosse Pointe Farms. WAYNE county.
providing seats for female help in stores
and factorl.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
Coinage of Silscs.

Wssur~GroS. Ma, - The issue -
standard silver dollars from the mIuts
aud treasury of'ices during the week
endcd MAY ~. lssss was s3isssi. for
the corresponding perIod - iSI. s2~o
e'1 The shipment - fractional sii,er
coin from the lat Ia 10Th instant sggro-
gated sJs5li-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

AvGrsr,. Gs, May - 4 monument
to Alesander ~ stephens viii te an
seilcd ~ Cravforis,iile. ia. We,ines
day next Ex senator I VI Norwo.
the orator. sill ~ introduced by r.,fick
Walsh vice pre~i ient - the St.phess
Monument association ,soveruof
Nnfthen and other state officials wiii
tarttclpste
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23
SULLIVAN ARRESTED,


DETRorr. Mich. May -, William
Sullivan. alias Burns. alias Murphy.
wanted FOR the brutal and deliberate
murder Of Layton I.ectch and the at
tempted murder 10 Lectch's wife at
Durand. Michigan. on January 81 the
present year. was arrested IN this city
and '- now safely behind The bars.
Sullivan denies his identity. although
he has been positively identified by hive
persons who know him we'll He stared
each one ~ them in the face and de
clared that he had never seen any II
them before. Sullivan gives his name
IA Frank Cavanaugh and claims that he
recently came from Indiana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

PANAMA. May - II PorveHir In Car
tagena SAYS that the Italians and other
foreign laborers Imported Ia do railway
work have quit their employers and are
drinking anu stealing in the eit,. They
have bccou.e such d menace 10 the safety
of life that the police have been or-
dercd 10 get them out IL the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

~ that Guard Murphy bad no revuasss
when Hoekl and fsilisser oserpowss~i
him on the night IL their c~csEa- Hsks
v~s the oniy ons who tsad . plstal snd
that vss found on Psilister fully iuAdsd
IL 10 the opanion II pr>Dn ofheiais nos
that R4ehl and PAillsfes verc shos While
trying ~ -t'osrd t.pl being taken fos
river lArnsr& netcStive JSckson ssys
that he cav = sloops snehored just od
the priszsn on the night q April u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-23

k,SsfNG. Mich. May >. Represen
ta,ive Sumner has decided to abandon
has apporisonment bull and will try and
have senator Piercc's bill amended Ia
suit hts ldca ~ the situation. As Mr.
Summers .dea of the proper thing the
fifth district will comprise the counties
of Kent. Ottawa and Mnntcalm.