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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

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daysl isvtesaG 5000 - sstsn4i nsasssy
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kinAssuszssa saissng eias slis1sese
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srst
The Lest lecture q truf vtrtns g.
vsasAss sUueup "a sf'cssi' ell 10 ssvsa
tristAy evssses IN Y. u. G. \. lecture
hall The krctusvs "a this e,urss have
besa vcli stsss<is.i. end u = psocAhas
thai the hall eli bs aitssl
he CoiumbSan sArsai club dance 81
Moth PDsk lea night vss stssasiest BY
aiasty thsss coupisA Aed go . pasee.
isg sDrsnl sucesA The club vll gave
snosAss dance swo veshs froa tase ssght
The isxasss q The wrssninsass prsshy
harlan church viil hid their annual
strawberry asd leo cream saciai In the
church psriors tonight. ThurSiAy. May
- Everybody invitssi
A sosssssisis musscsl service uili b.
rendered BY the vested CHOIR ~ Trinity
church n~st Sunday. both morning and
~vsoims The church Gill b. Decorated
Tor the occassoG.
The Ladies Aid scciety % the pc~s
by,esian church Oil give an ice cr,.am
s1ciai With . short program attached In
- a.. .~h....h Et.t.x
evening.
The Rev. Dan r. Bradley reported In
regard to the congregational general con
ference st the meeting u the Park
church last evening.
The Isslir~' Literary society will hold
lis twenty fifth anniversary celebration
this afternoon at 10 At the club house
on Sheldon street.
An open meeting u tho kindergarten
mothers class vas held In the Fountain
Street baptist church yesterday after
noon.
DR.. Bc~sis Earle viii discuss Tho
R~iation n incompetence 10 Disease
b~tcre the W. G.. r. L. this afternoon.
The closing session u the kindergar
ten socisty was held in the Fountain
Street baptist church last night
Olive conmandery. order 81 Chosen
Frisnds. gave . pedro party in Golden
Eagle hall Iast night
The Columbian Social club gave a
hop in the North park pavilion last
night
The women 81 the Arb~iter society
gill give . party in Arbeiter hall June 3
The lnnes Rifies viii give dancing
party In their asmory tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The directors of the board oe trsds
~ll hold = special meeting IN the hoard
oi'i.~ toaght Ia cousitcr the subject of
matter tor the proposrd advertising
-'her,e at The worlds fair. There IN q
po~~seiissy that tho project wll hs
ahsndoned entirely.
The council Commits appointed ~
euufrr with the oficess " the toll road,
Trading into the city held q session ycs
trfday and received bids from the var
nus toll road companies 4 report may
b~ sabm,tsed Monday night
fsed r. Clark has purchased thu
cigar stock "a the !. -. CLARK Grocery
company and 0ill continue the bVsins~s
a ire same location under the styls OF
the Clark Cigar company.
Jiy~s- y Sehooley. formerly. an en-
pinye IN Beats barses shop. and Miss
Ida l.. Rosenberg a Caledonia wore
married last evening ut the residence Ct
the brides parenta
Sergeant Webb returned yesterday
ffum The -outh sith . saddle horse for
the police department. Sergeant Webb
hs- n~eu is-king for . horse for two
weeks
G. CUNT - erecting tvo story frame
st,rs building at No. 40 Grandviile
avenue. which he expects to occupy with
hss Er,-sry stock ahout June l.
TUESDAY the &. 4 w W. Gill run an
excursion % Ottawa Beach for the Benz.
III e cottage owners and others who
may care a. visit the re~ort
The funeral 81 Misc Edna smith will
b. held a, ~ tho afternoon from tie
r--tieuce. No. ~ Durham street.
The funeral q Mr.. Ida r. Dorthy -
oskhdl avenue will bc held al > O. clnck
thi- afternoon
The fouut.,ton walls sor the Bras,
com pany annex are Completed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

William Alden Smith camp. =. o. w..
vas formally mustered in last night by
George r. CoVshall n mastering officer.
the ceremonies being performed in Elks'
hall. There are twenty five charter
members. hut the charter will be left
open until the next regular meeting
Friday night. Juno . The camp has
engaged Hihernisn hall Tor the regular
place Of meeting. and the installation Of
oficern will Be- held there at the next
meeting. Meetings will be held weekly
on Tuesday nights. w. l.. Barrett. %.
C. FoI and George f. Ccgshall were
elected camp council and c. J. Post as
delegate, with II. N. Stevenson as alter
nate. The members will not be ready
to participate in Memorial day exer-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
he DREW A KNIFE
Ps0o'msn Mysp' fxpsdsacs
With . Tough Gang.
THREATENED TO STAo MN
= Onno.sous CvvUA CoaovoUsss4 -
- ohsw00s Avsaas Cvuna1n9
Boa EsGsVs1 AssssG

PsssoiaAn Meyers come IN epatAce
9th . eoatiaseat a tn vssa sd Aebss
On shAsmus svenvs lest aight shost II
o'csock. bat &C. noe fsss saougA -
catch then In . fros race. He 80
struck oa ihs heal by one u the gang
While he sas sstsGaptiss to make IN -
rest. Aad vhsa the ofAcss turnesi his al
s-stsoa ~ the man Who gave him the
blow the oshsrs escaped TAs oaScss
v.s pssrollins IN heat On shaw mus ave
aoe when DO So called ~ the
q. X q J. crossing ~ suses . disturb
snee. Open HE ARRIVAL he found three
men vho ssrc s~srly drunk. and intes-
ferins 9th the employees 81 freight
train that hal stopped IN the csosasns
They we're determined o. DO up .
brakeman who was signalsng the
sSltchss. and tried ~ bssaA the arms u
the cro~sing gaze. They mounted . car
and -csr-,i hraks-man from his wheel
threatening ~ Kali him. There we're .
f-s cakes q ice an the platform u the
eabc.es .ad they hsAvesi them into tho
gutter. I1ey we're running amuck
when the patroluAn appeared oa tho
s,ens. IL arrested tso "a tho men bat
the third ons Interferei With blows on
the head The prispn-rs. taking sdvan
tsg- q the escitem-nt. twissed them
-~iys- from thu officers grasp and
siipy~d sxay in the darkness.
The oifieer gave CHASE after
The man Who dad the rescuing act,
They weni dDwn Winter street parting
tie atmosphere with rapid strides The
refugees took . glance over his shoulder.
ard secinx that the officer Wa cIoes
pyon hial ire~ . knife. H~ told the
tHiCsr II he laid his hands
Sn him D. make an asrewt
- souli stab him. and with THE warn
Ia que kened his spe~i. Tho patrolman
s-~,ng that he could not overtake his
lnsn IN the race ycll.d tn him 10 halt
i'ct ne souldnt halt Tho ofnces then
i.gsn firing in the air. but the man W.
uo, - 10 fool-d that way and WA ss,n
oGt 20 sight The three men werc
foreigners who spoke broken English
ami ssre recognized by certain parties
m that vicinity. They viii be arrested
LAIR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Sunday tho Chicago 4 West M,chi
gan road will put on its <e~ flyer from
GRAND Rap,Sls to Chicagol II will run
every day in the week. The train will
leave the UNION depot at ,:l5 a m. and
arrive IA Chicago at i2sD =. IN. the run
h.ing made in fivo hours and five
MINUTES. the shortest time ever made
tcswsen this city and Chicago. Ia re-
turning the train will leave tho Windy
City NJ 5-5 .. m. and arrive IN Grand
Rapids at 1910 y. m This will enable
q person g. leave this city in the morn
ing. go ~ Chicago. spend i've hour
there. and return tho same evening. II
oil 30 y great convenience. and one
which t,e-prgr D~Haven has been tryins
o. get Tor sryne tim~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

TIE rnrrahas ~sriefv . Grand Rap
ti- ss- incorporated yesterday. Its ob
ls..s "a o. prsvi.is r'siisf r., ia aiss~~->sf
members. % vis,t 'hs -lrs. - bur the
.isaA. sol ~ prinsots fhe general WI
,ar- q - ss~Hsser@ The ia~ory~rs'c--
az Csra~liu- Rasssr. Lscs- nruslser
jacob E1n Pnien. tsrneilus p-t,are
I.,hr Var Ter Neer. HAAS Van rolen.
HARRY BAYS. Edward 4 wisr.rs, Cor
r-inf@ Nf,~tslyn. \ p"Bosr ADD Evers
tsrsrpns
rhs regular r,orthly s-cisi r'e.-ns "a
~ Frwrrth league r,'nnec'sd With the
Iaviastn Street NJ 5. church va 10 80
,rrfaief-i ~ Mes Lillian P'tiheuus AZ
ths rst-tisnce = Mrs Hsnt 81 Va "a
FaF.s R~~nss this sv~nisx. \ rsvsta
invitstl-- 70 .vtersi~d 90 oil ms-n s~v-
.-t '-es.n.i- = -. ->s-sstr - - present
gss,sry snd -,D-'csl Prrg-sm rii t-
v~s--.rte.a
Ts-e hotel r~r-,r,if.s.~ - Ire fs,sh~e
he--A tPet tnstr-y ~hfch go r-srtsv
orxsnis~d IN Crse- church parish- hes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

s.a meeting - Trinity church. held
IN thu ausiI,oyium - the ' ". &. y
lass evening the trustees ser~ Instructed
to engage the Rev III. D,gty Johnston
- Chicagp "a pastor a the church until
July | Mr. Johnston IL ssid to - q
nan ~ finished scholarship ard bril-
liant literary stfa,nm~u,a Tie 10 q
r-~scherof unusual i.rce and el,-,nene~
The sermon. shiVh 10 has dei,v-eei "a
DE city have been fstt.ringiJ oOmpli
u4spfary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The Nay number n The iIelio@ ,he
bright Ard Messy organ - The ''fan1
Rapids high schnri has male IT. sp
rssrsncr II contains the prize s,oTy
bT iruise Nclsrre. - snd The pri1e
rr~m ~ Hei~a !. Remington. ss
tse-g other Interesting features sr-
sketchs-- - the chra<r university Anl
host sns Wslsls-i~v rritten ~ grab
ssss af ,hs MGR srns-n&.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Fred Gill wishes ~ announce 10 the
public that be has purchased the Cot
tage Sample Room aud Dining Hall
located at ll6 Canal street. and would
be pleased "a see all the old patrons oil
that establishment and his own friend,
at any time. Mr. Gill will keep "Ths
Cottage" up n the high standard tina,
il has gained and will handle only thu
best beverages in the market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
Rev. Ds. Hu,ch.nson's Baby.

In u recent letter written 10y Rev. DIR.
Hutchinson IL Fresport n. T.. says;
Our baby slecps we'll nights. crows
and laughs all day. and is the happiest.
rueiest. sturdi~st little fellow that ever
flied parents hearts with delight. Ne
has been fed on lactated food by the ad
vice Of DIR. w. NJ. l. Fiske % Brooklyn.
and his snlid bone and flesh and rosy.
rugged health are due to this food"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The ssrrss car sesv,cs Was brought la
. stand still Tor about fifteen minutes
yesterday at :: u p. n. by the breaking
of . wire seas The corner II lsrssigs
street. On Canal No further damage
WAS done. but . policeman stopp"d =
hos~s attached 70 . buggy. on time 10
save the animal from being elrctrocutcsl.
The repairing Vas quickly done and tho
cars sped an their say ~ usual.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
HERE - A CHANCE.
Splendid Opportunity Offered 70 Buy
Real Estate q q Sacrifice.

Charles W. Johnston. manager Of the
Cottage sample room and dining hall. ut
li6 Canal street. disposed of his interest
yesterday. II that establishment to
Fred Gill. the latter gentleman taking
charge today. Mr.. Johnston also an.
nounces that his beautiful residence at
lJc Mt Vernon street 10 for aale at a
great sacrifice. He will aleo dispose Of
a lawn mower. garden implements. .
thoroughbred stallion. harnesses whips.
robes. buggies. track sulkice. and also
&2.OOO worth Of household goosis- All
will be sold at terms k,ost reasonable.
Call or address g. W. Johnston. ll6
Canal street. city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Dtvssisa ssoA Na en- usss sssy
sss.esbiy ssspsts-i fsssssy es~a,as T.,
h~sss ps~s,sssA 9Th ~ eisvsnii,
l..sssl Ahts b. chs hliisnss hive. Aft~s
. Isttls sSssrA waklas ed pssiississsy
hssrsn.~s. rsfsssAsaent~ vvse issishl,
srss~d sai . vssy eai.yshis tiass so
hat Il b vsstAy az sasasioa that
Dsvissna teai, Ma en-. hes ssovs IN
m.~hss.Aip ise~ tvsssy esss ~ La "a
ains maesha. bsssg ~ lasgsss ssas 10
the city,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The Rev ~ Chsrles FIshr~r riil b~
liver a series q ihre~ lsrtares - ~
S.suls' chafch "a The House " Lave
n Ih- ssssr~ ard .sh}~'Is srs ~ -
i've Ms- "a ~f3resr't fisD snst ear.r
structure. Chsefy ,nsntcsli lHas 4
Master aad s~rvs.t Gladly rAysio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

The nee hcse has hstvesa hhelry.
gan. Wssrssssa. ssd AS.ksV,s v,Il hs
ep~assi to-day. rhe v~ssri ~ill make sss
farss sslp ssd . dsssustssa q eassasss
men from shstrygsn oil tshs . eom'
phpsntasy escsrsioa b Msshsgca. The
Chicago q wess Nschagan RailssaA csssn.
pAny Ell casvy tAsm ~ the csty the
Afsrsa<pa. vAsss they wtli - sheva the
,ai~srstias fsasasss II ths city . indus
aRtea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25
THE BEST M M1LS s stis sss l =; ,ss
Western Beef 4 Provision Company.

Look at tho dinner set display in
Heyman Company's window. A gold
stifllcd act l0O pieces only 900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

For one dollar you can procure dur.
able chair at Hcymany comPanys. II
IL bargain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Beautiful organs almoet given away
at the Hartman stock sale for few
days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

A fine chance. A dinner ut of 100
pieces at Heyman company for only
80 II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

Dinner sets. gold stuffed. 100 piecss
only o. - ut H"yman conApanya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

sx,sai:- Jaas u, -rks lasss l'hsA
bssS CA,sdy nsoehntxsesis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

VI TL"|""II" game and poultry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-25

r. ". bliss 4 Co. 81 Monro" street
collect rents. attend IA Tepairs.. taxea
etc. Patronage solicited. 1hone 1918
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
THE WEST.

r IRVING LArIMER, a Michigan
matricide, escaped from Jail by admin
istering poison to his guard, who died
Latimer also obtained rife from some
source.
ANNOUNCEMENT was made of the mar
riage of Miss Marion Lamprey, society
belle of St Paul, Mimi, to Count Carl
Hines, of Elberfeld Germany, at Mil
waukee- The marriage was an elope-
ment being opposed by the brides
wealthy parents
CHICAGO officials laugh at the story of
plot to assassinate the prince of Wales
when the latter visits the worlds fair.
JAILER PoTETE and Deputy Sheriff
John Moore, of Guthrie, Ok, have been
indicted for conniving at the escape of
Ellsworth Wyatt, the outlaw and muir
derer, from the Guthrie Jail
THE Chicago & Northwestern, Sioux
City & Pacific and the Fremont, Elk
horn & Missouri Valley roads have
opened war on the Order of Railway
Telegraphers
The general and commercial freight
agents of Colorado have formed an as
sociation for mutual benefit
A MICHIGAN lawyer asserts that the
whole of the peninsula has never been
ceded by the Chippewa Indians to the
United States government: consequent
~ all deeds are worthless.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
49,, LATEST.

THE San Francisco Chinese Six Com
panies have issued a new circular, Off
cially and openly advising the Chinese
to refuse to comply with the Geary
registration law.
On the Canadian Pacific near Winnie
peg, passenger train plunged over a
high embankment and four persons
were killed.
HIGGINs' hotel at Bradford, Pa, was
burned and four persons were burned
to death.
PRESIDENT CARNoT has asked NJ Me-
line to form a new French ministry.
CONGRESSMAN CHARLES HOOKER, OF
Mississippi, was struck by cable car
in Washington and probably fatally
injured.
The beautiful residence of Joe JEFF
ferson on Buttermilk bay, Mass, was
totally destroyed by fire and his cook,
Miss Helen McGrath, perished in the
| flames.
THE wires to the principal points in
Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil, have been
cut and it is difficult to get news of the
rebellion of that state.
GEN. HERNANDEZ RoSHA has been as
sassinated in Bolivia
THE national council of the Cherokees
passed the bill to ratify the amended
strip treaty, and opening is now an as
sured fact.
AT Lacona, Ia, by the explosion of a
boiler in a sawmill, Henry McKinness
opd HE 4braa como 1uara ;pefa " +Iry lr;1Iad
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has fully de.
termined to accept the invitation to
take part in the worlds fair opening
exercises
AT Rolla, n. D., party of women
raided joint and were set upon and
terribly beaten by a gang of the dive
keepers
IT is reported that the anti-Semitic
organizations of Vienna will protest
vigorously against the reception of Max
Judd as consul
Four women were drowned by the
overturning of sailboat on Lake Pom
chartrain, New Orleans
DUKES cigarette factory, Second
avenue, New York, burned recently.
The total damage was placed at $780,
0O0 Five hundred girls were thrown
out of work
SECRETARY SMITH is said to have de-
cided in favor of the lottery plan for
the opening of the strip, but it does
not meet with the approval of the set
tiers.
SECRETARY GRESHAM has character
ized the recent statements repardino
the Behring sea arbitration tribunal
as mischievous publications for which
the administration is not responsible.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
THE SOUTH.

In an affray near Danville, KY, Dick
Crowder shot and instantly killed
James Member and wounded John Harp
so badly that he died in a few hours
All the parties are moonshiners who
have been conducting a still at BIG
Gulch, three miles east of Danville.
GEN. E. KIRBY SMITH, the noted con.
federate general, died on the 2sth al
his home, at Sewapee. Tenn.
NEAR Russellville, Ala, the boiler at
the Conrad rock quarry exploded. Two
men were killed and another fatally
injured
A BOTTLE has been picked up off Vir.
ginia with a note inclosed saying that
the steamer Naronic was sinking after
having struck an iceberg.
The city council of Charleston, S c.,
formally received the saber of the late
Gen. Beauregard, bequeathed to
Charleston in his will.
An appeal for aid has been made in
behalf of the cyclone sufferers in north
ern Mississippi
THE fact that Sutton is guilty of the
forgery of the whisky warehouse re-
ceipts at Louisville, KY, has been
clearly established by the confession of
his bOokkeeper.
HELP is solicited for the sufferers from
the cyclone at Kelly, Miss
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
MIXING 1T FOR MAX.

Austrian Fanatics Making Medicine For
Max Judd, - Hebrew.
WASHINGTON, April 3.-Cable mes
sages from Vienna stating that the
anti-Semitic organizations and other
bodies in that city are vigorously pro-
testing against the reception OF Mr..
Max Judd, of Missouri, Il Hebrew citi-
zen of the United States, and
native of Austria, nominated
and confirmed ae consul general to
Vienna, have necessarily recalled
the Kelley incident OF Mr.. Cleveland's
previous administration in connection
with that country.
The anti-Semitic feeling it will be
recollected, played an important part in
in the refusal of Austria to receive
Minister Kelley, and resulted in the
practical suspension of diplomatic rela-
tions between the two countries for
over @ wear.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
THE EAST.

SECRETARY OF WAR LAMONT is rest.
ing quietly at his home in New York
but there is no truth in the report that
he has broken down or is in danger OF
doing So He had overtaxed himself
since March listening to the pleas OF
office seekers
BARNEY MCFADDEN, a miner living
near Leggett's breaker, Scranton, Pa
murdered his wife and child after a
terrible struggle by the woman to es-
cape the murderer. McFadden fed.
RICHARD CROKER, the Tammany sa-
chem, is confined to his home in New
York by an attack of la grippe.
In the federal courts of New Jersey,
Judge Green sustained the Edison pat
ents in an important case involving
electric light companies
ELEVEN deaths from grip" were re.
corded at the office of the health board
at New York on the 2Sth.
By a change in the ownership of the
Albany, n. Y, Argus, the paper will
be an organ for Senator Hill instead of
President Cleveland.
THE Seligmans, of New York, DENY
that they are interested in the pur-
chase of the Memphis street railway
system.
THE Pennsylvania board of pardons
has recommended pardons for Abe
Buzzard, the notorious Welsh mountain
outlaw, and James s. DUNCAN, the
wrecker of the Bank of America, Phil
adelphia
AT a meeting of embalmers of the
United States at Pittsburgh, Pa, the
body of Edward James, who died few
days ago from injuries received in a
street fight, was mummifed. Prof Sui
livan, of Louisville, Ky, claims the
body will keep for ages.
SHoEMAKERs of Auburn, Me, will de-
mand an increase of wages, and, as the
manufacturers are united to resist it,
there is good prospect for long fight
and lockout.
GOVERNMENT inspectors have located
an illicit still in big brewery at Phil
adelphia and have seized the brewery
and arrested the proprietors.
THE Reading roads statement for
February shows deficit in earnings
over last year.
Col ROBERT 6. INGERsoLL was re-
ported unwell.
REV. MCNEILLE, pastor of the Congre-
gational church at Bridgeport, Conn.
has been dismissed by his congregation
for wearing patent leather shoes and
other finery.
A SCHEME is on foot at Binghamton,
n. Y, to corner the charcoal industry.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-04-07
Germans Expelled From Dahome,

PARIS, March SL-La Politique Colo
male publishes a series of decree issued
by Gen. Dodds, commander of the
French forces in Dahomey. ordering
the closing of warehouse at Whydah,
the Dahomeyan port. belonging to Vol
Der & Brohn, of Hamburg, Germany, on
the ground that the firm had been sell
Behanzin, OF Dahomey, to enable him
to carry on war against the French,
and the expulsion from Dabomey of
four Germans named Witt, Richter.
Duss and Barth for furnishing 600 re-
peating rifles and 200, 600 cartridges to
BehanZin