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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
SWEPT BY FORREST FIRES
Wisconsin Forests blazing Furnace.
Farmers burned Out.

MARsHFrELD. Via. Sept l5.- This city
IL in a panic on account OF forest fires
Farmers from the surrounding country
came in wagon loads for refuge in the
city. Many were burned out completely.
The surrounding towns are laid waste
and smoke fills the air. binding every
one. The Wisconsin Central trains are
abandoned AMI north from here are
running over the Omaha road. Two
trains ran together while transferring
last night and one engine is nov in the
ditch.
Parties who have returned from the
burned district report that AL along the
road the carcasses Of horses. cows. oxen
and pigs can be seen. The wind OF yes
terday. which abated during the night
is again rising. As far as heard from
between forty and fifty families are
homeless in this vicinity. but the list
will be swelled by another sun unless
something transpires 10 stay the flames.
Word from Mcmillan was received this
afternoon 10 the effect that all
hopes OF saving the village is about given
up. Mcmillan Brothers plant az that
place is valued at slJo.OO0; insured
FOR $4,000. Two hundred men are
fighting the hames- Az Merrill. Wiscon-
ain. reports are pouring IN from all
directions telling how the disastrous
fires arc leaving death aud destruction
in their wake. In the towns ~ Pine
River and Scott eighteen families have
been rendered homeless Only two
deaths have been reported 40 far. They
are those Of the two children % Fred
Wege who. with their mother. were try
ing 10 save some Of the household cf-
fects. They were sufocated In the
smoke. Sweeps saw mill in the town of
Pine River was completely burned IL
was valued at e., 900. and was insured
for Sl7.Ooo.
M1RarII. Via. Sept. l5.-Forest fires
are burning. famed by heavy winds. on
all sides Of the city. The town IL GOV.
cred with smoke. Many farmers have
lost their all.
MARfSrrrE. Via. Sept 15.--Forcst
fires are raging 10 such an extent IN
Marinette county that considerable ap
prehension IL felt Tor the safety ~ the
smaller towns which are situated ia the
midst ~ the forest
Ear CfsfRF. Wis. Sept. lathe mills
AZ withcc have been saved and the Ere
in their vicinity put ont
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Cc=sul. General Mason ut Frankfort,
Germany. has informed the state depart
ment that owing 10 the abnormal con
dltions which have existed this season,
the hop crop will be 19.4S0.000 metres
per pound less than last year. This
years crop promises 10 be the smallest
on record for half q century.
n. II. Stewart. Of Kalamazoo. is look.
ing after the patent case Of Arthur q.
Bemcnt. or Lansing. against Charles
Lsdev OF Albany. The suit involves
patents affecting spring harrows
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Hamlin has not signed the decision al
lowing the free entry Of bicycles. A
consultation with the board Of general
appraisers will first be held.
The acting secretary Of war has rem
dered decision holding that a dlshonor.
able discharge from the service is an en-
tire expulsion from the army and covers
al unexpired enlistments-
Second Assistant Examiner John w.
Frost OF Michigan. has been detailed as
acting chief clerk Of the patent office in
the absence OF Chief Clerk Darby.
The president has sent 10 the senate
the nomination OF ex Governor George
W. Click OF Kansas. to be pension agent
at Topeka.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
N cHrMAN's MEMORY.
Hou-c Listened co Eaiogie- Upon
Nichigan's Late Representative.

WASHINGTON. sept. Attendance
IN the house this morning was small and
numerous corrections were made % the
journal Of yesterday
TIE speaker directed the clerk TO call
the committees for reports. but Mr..
Hurfoxs saw an opportunity 10 put a
small pebble IN the cogs of the legisla-
tive machinery by demanding the reg.
uiar-
This il - ths regular order" re-
spondcd the speaker.
But Ar. Burrows disscnted from this
opinion and contended that the regular
order was his motion made yesterday 10
dispense with the call - committees.
The speaker ruled otherwise and held
that that motion vas one that died
When the house adjourned for the day.
nr Burrows moved that the call of
c.umittees b. dispensed with. The
ri call showed No quorum and Mr..
Iacker moved call q the house, which
vas ordered. Two hundred and thirty
scsen members responded % their
names. and thea further proceeding un-
Dr. 'ia cali Nas dispensed with
IArn psahe business xas suspended
aEd tac house Proceeded 10 pa.f trib-
ute ~ respect - the memory ~ the late
} logan Chapman ~ Michigan
Those ehs paid tribute a. their de
ceased collcagne we're Me-srs. Weadock.
burrows and t,ofnan of Michigan: ca.
rath n kentucky. McMiilen q Tonnes
see. Dasrmond q Missouri. Curtie %
New York. aad Black 0f Illinois
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
l25,0oo ARE IN LINE
WOMAN BECOMES A MANIAC


cvrsRiE. O. T.. Sept IA hundred
and twenty i've thousand people are
waiting the dawn II day that wlil never
be forgotten 30 them.
All day the sun has shone with q sum
mer heat. burning tho faces and parch-
irg the threats OF the II rsfy people
until many have given up and started
for their homes. sick and broken In body
and spirit At Orlando the psosisions
also run low today ana many people arc
hungry ~ well a. thirsty. Seven mors
registering booths were opened and
nearly al the people were registered this
evening. by working hard II is expected
the clerks can register everybody by to
morrow noon. a. not over 2.ooo are in
hne. Fully 1900 people are now
fhcro who expect 10 60 In upon
the trains. and the railways will be
unable 10 carry them ali. The struggle
20 get upon the train will be terrible
one. and many people will undoubtedly
be injured AT Arkansas City over 5000
people are still in lire. and il will be
next 10 impossible TO register them. The
same condition exists az Saltwater and
Hennessy, and there IL no doubt but
that thousands will enter the land with
out certificates. trusting 10 the courts TO
uphold them.
Woman Made Crazy.
A young woman was found at the
Santa Fe depot this morning raving
crazy. who cannot tell anything about
herself. From her rawlings il seems she
has lost her mind from exposure and
hardship in the line at Orlando. and
came here on the night train. Jesse G..
Smith OF Warren county. Kentucky. was
fatally shot through the body today at
Orlando by the accidental discharge OF
a revolver.
The prairie fires are now under con-
troll. but II IL f.ar others will he started
tonight. and the Santa lie company have
a large force u guards along the line
watching for train wrcckers. whom they
fear will try 10 prevent tho trains from
reaching the town sites. The Cherokees
have perfected all arrangements FOR the
opening towns in their allotments and
are now selling town lots at Wharton,
Willow Springs. Cross Enis and Pond
Creek. Late tonight word was received
from Orlando that every man had regis
tered and a large force Of clerks would
be ready TO receive all new comers in
the morning. Thirty thousand certifi-
Gates were issued there.
Troops Sent tn the Strip.
GurHRIE. o. T.. Sept. l5.-Four more
companies Of infantry werc sent into the
strip this morning 10 guart the towns.
and 100 more deputy United States mar
shals were sworn in to hold the crowds
IN check on the line.
Tho agent OF the Kaw Indians in the
eastern part OF the strip reports TO the
government officials that 100 men are in
hiding in the reservation ready TO cross
the strip tonight and tomorrow. The
Usage Indian police are unable 10 keep
back the great crowd forcing its way
through their lands toward the Pawnee
country. These people will not enter
the strip until noon tomorrow and will
capture the county seat at Pawnec and
maintain their rights in court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
srRucK sY ELEoTIuc STORM.
Land slide. Cover Railway Tracks
and DeIay Trains

ELsfRA. y. Y. Sept IL terrible
electric storm broke over this city this
morning and vas accompanied by a
delnge which quickly swelIed the small
streams 20 oserfiowing aud caused de.
strpctive wsshouts and landslldes on all
the railroads. The storm seems to have
seen worse east n flmifa. and mo- trains
have arrived from tho east on the Erie
since = o'clock this morning.
There - land slide on their track =
neaf smithboro forty feet hong and six
feet deep which fills np A. fast a. Il 10
shoveied away. The Delaware. I.scha
ranns Western trains from the esnt
we're also delayed thres hours this after
noon by lsndailsies sat eashouis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

MADKrD. sept la-The escitoment
throughout the country growing cut of
the fiscal reforms rcccntly adopted by
the government has not sbatcd- The
agitation against tho ueu measures has
been carried on O. q grcsier extent in
the provinces u Navarro. TarragoDa
Coriovs aud Ovicdo than elsewhere in
the country. and the people are deeply
incensed AZ the government because q
the new burdens placed upon them a.
theway Of TAXATION. The anger q the pea
pie has found vent In attacks upon tax
collectors. who have been molIlscd and
stoned. The officials have ben g. Ia
undated By the violence 60 which .tey
have been subjected that their WORK IL
practically az . standsfiiL The most
serious outbreak occurred az Mont
Blanc. a place OF about s, ,OoO inhAbi.ants
seventeen miles northwest of Tara
gona- Here. when the civic guards at
tempted 81 disperse q mob that wss
bowling against the government and
smashing tho windows Of houses With
stones, the rioters. some q whom sofe
armed with rcvofvers fred upon the
gusrdA The latter scfsliated. firing
into the crowd. Three u the rioters
were instantly killed and several wore
more or less seriously wounded. Window
smashing has been the feature oi the
disturbances and the houses u govern
ment ofiicials particularly those occu-
pied by the tar collectors have soaroely
. whole pane of glass Ia them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Ar rh~y w.ss Nv .. q Chance 20
Vote.

ws.nfxorc~. sept rs Secretary
CafIiz.e .ss3 tasiaY " hss. he votrs
4. tas senate e. anccndiiicueiif repeal
- ~anraisa aet The sniy fhsne no~
4. =, 90 az eercstnnif, - deraeit theos
4 ..n i sag aten thaf Eiil ~
TIE saf.s ar~ hard pressed fhey srs
stl4loe =, afeent sos ~rff ef a compra
- 1 s,.rAt.sf sd tsisr taef r go
.,..Is s..s ffat tas lsreaiiax at sfsli
sat ~ nto sdset 81 tfn oyatss sft-r
=. ,...as.s ~ snt.s xid nltsgsae aii
sso ltIcn - &. D. p1ss' 'ii- - tee az -
Severed rresntlent eess ntil >. a. 81
p~ai~rs 40 fsyHieE sssa> sosA e''sti'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Say nofhing sbout n Ei9hs cfhsrs
hsxs thus fas eozfsssed and wi1 bs used
- witnesses
stsplsferd We arressed again yesfer-
dag si his koue aud tainted xksn te
s@s The sheriff spproaeA- When he r.
ylsed he ss<ha permleslon - set q
change of e<r1hss' and shlis doins -
swallowed 66ee ~ rough oa rxts. but
wAs Ei<cn - eznellc and tzksn % Jail
he u quite SICK The dociors so that
Sfsubas wiil not i've . xeck. o1e of his
lungs being rlddlcd with shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Twe Coioa Mea Arrested fsr Stealing

CoLok. Mich. sept ia--A car stand
ins on side track loaded With goods
Tor Colon merchants was broken into
and valuable goods were taken. Three
boxes u shees aud one bos q dry goosis.
worth 81 COO sere subsequently, stoien
from q through freight train. Fred
Adams and Andrex Miller 81 the village
have been arrested BY q railroad detse.
tive from Detroit and lodged IN jail 10
await their examination next Tuesday.
The goods were found in the marshes
and woods. slso on their pers0ns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

The ne~ British battle shirs Majestic
and Magnificent will bead The ilsi ia
point of sire. They vii le S29 feet long,
IS feet bread. ~ feet deep. - iADo
tone displacement and III knots mani.
mum speed.
Portugal has declared New Yofk 70
he cholera infected port and al ves.
ssls which left tat port after HepteD.
her sill bs tnb.eCtcd - seven Gays
aparsntine.
Iloyd's reports zoos vess<ls lu-t IN
iss2 ~ which 2ie wers British snd l1
Amerfcan.
A grsaf Americas hotel is 30 t< built
on Inter the LAnden. IN Bertha
Msxicsn congress consrne< tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

WAsHIsoroS. Sept i5-Msuricc Low
cry. Nsw York importer cf knit goods.
gloves snd s-.sry. eIincsssd some Of the
farif bearing today and urged that the
nsx tariff izw be - framed a. 20 pre-
seat undsrsaisstions and fFaods-
j. h Smith. = New York dyer and TN
ishsr q hosiery. asked for . higher duty
90 iinished goodA which the present law
dad not ,ds4uztsly protect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
PINE TIMBER ABI.AzE
Pe~hfigo Threatened With Dc~sruc-
tlon From FOREST Firc~

Mrroxfnsr Mich, sept l5-l1he
woods around here are al on Are aud
the city IL enreloped In smoke I'm.
along the line a all upper peninsula
railroads. All streams have run dry
and the farmers are having hard work
20 protect their property. Unless rain
comes quickly the entire counfry vili
be burned over.
The Peshfigo farming district, which
vas entirely swept away IN 1871. y
again threatened with destruction and
II only needs high wind % csuse =
repetition ~ that fatal time q destruc.
tion and death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
SWALLOWED Roren on Hars


Sae1s>w. Mleh.. sept - The pru~e
cutting attorney q fiuron csunty hes
taken tha ante noften stairment ~
ileafs st4nhas Hr saia ~ sse VIII
iam Ntarlefar.l raias the geh ani eha.it
and Staeleferd sah ~ Re frelii ake
that. yoa
n ~tafm also confessed that staple
fafa al ,hs shsetinz ao8 - TIE ere~d
iaia ihe esksis sd naEsle these pis-iEs
themselves % hep essse3 nseutfs kni
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

BrNoHAaPToN. y. y. Sept. l5.- The
most disastrous storm that ever visited
this city and vicinity in twenty five
years broke this morning about 9o'clock.
The rain fell for about four hours. The
rivers and creeks were all flooded and
considerable damage was done. The
thunder and lightning accompanying
the storm was terrific The greatest
damage done in the city was in Ross
vile. a suburb. where four houses a
anumber a OF barns and outhouses were
swept away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
CHINESE DENIED BAH.
Complications Arise Regarding Ce-
lestials jailed for Deportation.

SAN FKAscIsco. Sept. l5.--Judre Nor
row has denied bail 20 the five Chinese
now here awaiting the decision Of the
United States supreme court on their
appeal from the district courts decision
denying them writs of habcas corpus.
This makes curious complication. Tho
Chinese are at present In tho custody OF
tho United States marshal, who has con
tned them In jail. although. according 10
Judge Ross decision. they cannot be Inn
prisoned. as they have committed no
crime. They cannot be deported because
~ their appeal % the supreme court
The Chinese viii hiring suit against Mar.
shal Gard for false imprisonment. Tho
releases them he will bo guilty ~ con
tempt OF court of the northern district
~ California. which has refused them
bail. II be docs not release them he is
liable for damages
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
SET UPON BY SPIES
Ex-6oldisn Ask Congress for Pro-
tscuoa From Detectives
PRowl AROUND IN DISGUISE
sE<p><l Bni Dtscassed by Llad.ry.
who soo~cd yAacs and ysss
spr ssnerS&uit sp~echs<

WAsHIssTos. sept I6.-Amonx the
psnfl0ns presented In ths senate today
wss Gee by Nf. Collum. signed BY a
lzrss number q 81 soldiers. residents of
his state. asking profsetioa 'roa dstec-
tltss u the government vho they SAY
are travelling In disguisc<. secretly CO
operating with those sho have been die
tlngaishsd BY their snsiPathy - thoss
who fought Tor the hss. On motion Of
Nr. HosF. the privileges u the floor
were extended Ter one week @ William
Writ Henry Il Virginia. - an eminent
citizen sho bore an illastrioas nans and
Who came - the city 10 deliver sn al
dfess at the ceremonies in celebration
II the hunairefh anniversary q the lay
lag of The foundation % the capitol
Dir. Aandsrsoa offered a resolution.
vaich went over till tomorrow. asking
the consolidation % land Offices in Ne
brazka and other states
Vance asd yest scored.
The senate then proceeded % the con
sifieratlon II the repeal ball aud was adj
dFcssed Ia defense Of the bil By hr.
Lindsay
lie quoted against the positions now
held - Senators Vance and Vest
against tha repeal ball. the Arguments
male by then 10 1870 against TIE Sher-
man at. and desired % kn 1x why those
arrumenfs we're not as GOOD now a. they
we're then II the sherman act Was
another step Ia tie Generalization a
silver la isJO ;. vas not clear TO him
uhy ~ repeal should amount now 10
the iestruction Il silver.
Nr Lladsay aiso quoted largely fsom
4 speech ffoG Mr. Morgan against the
conference report OF lsa0. In which Mr..
Morgan declared that il xas more de-
ulonetxing than than the act Of ls93
II Democrat senators had been sincere
in their oppositt0n 10 tho Sherman law,
u would be difficult for th,m now 70
cunFincs the people that existing ci,
cumssances I0stiled them in their pres
eat action.
Opposed 40 Amendment
To himself the way Vas clear-to ac-
ccpt 10 amendment % tho repeal bill
With the fullest confidence that any act
which congress might pass and which
would conform 10 the principle Of the
Chicago platform would receive execu-
tive approval
Nr. ifiggins addressed the senate in
favor q the unconditional repeal of the
Sherman law. la hisopinion the people
had fairly made up their mind that the
repeal billought 20 be passed and passed
withCut delay promptly.
At the cIose of Nr. Higgins speech
Mr.. Aliison took the hoor, but post
poned speaking until tomorrow. and tho
senate after a short executive session al
80 adi0urned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

Declaration of senate Indian Commit
tse HezsrdiRz Appointments

So ,-afs.sios. sept r. Hone rule
seems 70 - the theory - the senate
commiffee 20 Iniian affairs. ~eme time
siacr the reaiienf sent - the srnafe
gfe uarns II Mississippi man 20 he Ia
han sgenf a. Whits Earth. Minnesota.
fls ras appointed a. th~ friend % A.
stlaaf Secrcisry ~imms There waa
a. cent iu az sfout the same tine the
nasss n an lliinois uan for Indian agent
az ffnston. H.auih Dakota iis uss the
rerapn.I frfenfi ~ ON missioner Brown.
inx q the Infiian ofhcr Yesterday ,he
sseaf. -e,nmiftse on Indian AFFAIRS 81.
defed an s,lver@o report cn both II thees
nosuinat.ons >at satisfied eifh that.
TIE rruultfee safed . - : that Il would
reiecr a. neminstions where the af-
potntre sss sent frorr one state 0f tnrri-
fnry into tunther state - territory un-
isss ~ wss sstisfacfs,ry - the feprc~en
tafires q the STATE ~ tsrritory where he
wss seut ff rensins O. - sern shether
10 ssrsse sAi stsfi hysfhe Indian com.
uiifiee in - heme s8ie psssfy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
srAuGHrERED THE nccs
Had WRECK on Detroit. Lansing q
Northern Road

PIrMouTR, Mich. Sept ia-Frslght
train No a.. hound for Detroit Vas
wrecked AZ Stark. a small station about
four miles east OF this place. An axle
gave way and six care were broken into
kindling wood. A wrecking crew weus
a. the sccne ~ the aeciaeut. bot u took
them half day 90 clean away the
debris As the train was opposite .
siding parsengef trains we're not de
layed.
The cars we're leaded vith hags. ard
over = doIcn a the animals we're KILLED.
They wete eonsigned 70 Detroit parties.
A large quantit, bf feus ~ss ruinesA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

wAsmNGToN, Sept l5. - Superin-
tendent kimball was today informed
that the steamer Nester Of Boraca. and
the steamer Toledo OF Detroit, were
stranded last night at 6 o'clock. one mile
north OF Sheboygan. Wisconsin. station.
Both vessels were loaded with grain.
The crews OF both vessels were saved in
the surf boats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
rsnchcd and rssssai~s yah BaIses.

RicRnoSp Va. sgt ia.-Jesss Nil.
cheil. = young negro. wss lynoh~d la-s
night sf Anselis court kc1ee. tssnts fve
salies frem here. nis body uss riddlrd
wifh bulieta I've years aEo Nifchsil
ss.snlfcd Msry Travis. . - yenr "a
whits girl Tie sas tsire eeuteaced ~
lie hanesd. hut Got a On teehnicailfiss
His tfisl sna a. take place tpdsy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

vienna. Sept. l5.-Reeently Father
Mayer. a Catholic priest, Dr. Deckert
and Herr DoeIl. editor of Dasvaterland.
accused several Jewish ministers OF
sacrificing children in observance OF re-
ligious ceremonies. Tbs accused minis
ters brought suits for libel. which was
closed today. Father Mayer was sen
fenced 10 four months Imprisonment
and the others were fined heavily.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
INDIANS sour.ArnD rnEx.


KsosstaLH. Tean. sept l5 Twa
brothers nsaed t'iaytaa reached here
ffem GheTakee eoaHfy. North Carolina.
iaaf ntxAt 30 = ta,iiY matiists1 essnlii
tson lluFins ths saumef lbeY hshet
scar sn fasiisa eaWp THIS aagese et
the isAishs snd thef rsptarssi ihs to
ss%n. ti.d them = tats~ 800 gave tf~m
as.ghsne - go ~ eess Their eyes
sars sfs.ss aasi fos's sets nutisstrd
after shlch theg Nere parity sssipei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

LosDoS. Sept h.--A large passenger
steamer name unknown. sank abe Dan
ish steamer last night The rassencnt
steamer. after the crash. put on . fuii
head a steam and disappeared m tie
darkness. The Mia rapidly filed and
sank. The crew bad time % take 90 the
boats and succeeded In landing. ~
HanfincR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

SAGINAW. Mich. Sept iA-Deputy
Collector of Customs Norris has warned
all owners of yachts that unless the
lights arc carried hereafter after sun
down he will proceed against them.
Owners Of private yachts In these
waters have grown very careless In the
matter lately. and some narrow escapes
have been the result.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16

SAGINAW. Mich Sept lay Suit hss
been commenced in the circuit court
here by Laura zoch q Toledo against
Herman Zoeh of this city. The plaintiff
Was al one time the wife of the defend.
ant. but she alleges that In ise5 he de-
serted her, leaving her with three small
children 10 care for. and she brings saii
Tor 5000 Tor supporting and educating
his minor children. Zoch has resided
here six years and IL said 20 be fairly
uelI IN do
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-16
rucifasIs INDICTED.
Twesay Two Indictments Found
Against the fioby asil

Iwezlty Two Indictments found
Against the hoby asil
CRovs PolSF. Ind. Sept la.--fhis
afteraoon the grand jury u the Lake
circuit eourt adjourned after returning
twenty two indletmsnis against the
Cogumbi Athletic association. two II
which sre against Costello and Woods.
the pugillsts. for prize lighting. and
the other fweDty are against the
memb~rs u the association. They were
filed unter The o .ot aud conspiracy act
of the general 3ssembiy OF 1859 and
charge hotous conspiracy. The penalty
upon 9 nyictiop b imprisonment In the
state aeon moi % exceed ten years and
q fine Z so.0o0 or both. acquisitions
will to issued Upon Governor Aligeld Of
Illinois FOR the Chicago parties Judge
Gillette has set the trial for the last
week Of the present term. beginning oc-
tot,er a