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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Treasury department will make public
IA iew days the tin plate report for
the fiscal year ended June 30 The re-
suit % the new rule of counting only
the tin plato both made and dipped III
the United States according 10 the re-
cent ruling Of Secretary Carlisle shows
the American production TO bo consid
eFsble short of the amount required by
the Mckinley law to keep the duty IN
effect after October l. 1851.
Coffee merchants are much alarmed
iest the Brazilian revolution will seri-
ousiy interfere with the coffee export
and iniure their business. They have
communicated their fears 10 officials
here and Secretary Herbert has replied
TO them that he believes that the Char
lesion will be fully able 10 protect Amer
lean interests in Rio Janeiro.
Speaker Crisp has informed the
friends Of the silver repeal bill that
reference 10 a committee will not be
necessary In order to concur IN the Voor-
hees substitute for the Wilson repeal
bill when il reaches the house. Such a
reference would have been required il
any anne ailments were made in the sen
ale involving expenditures.
An agreement has been reached be
tween Secretary Carlisle and the repre-
sentatiyes Of the Canadian transporta-
ton companies relative 10 the inspection
Of immigrants entering this country by
way Of Canada
William Z. Steadman OF Owosso. a
worthy and capable veteran OF the
Fourth Michigan cavalry. has received
ar appointment To place In the agri-
cultural department at Washington.
Bids have been opened at the treasury
department for the construction Of five
life boats FOR the lie saving service. The
Detroit Boat company were the lowest
bidders at 81 .0oO each for the tive.
Attorney General Olney has appointed
W. y. Gray Of Detroit law clerk in the
department OF the interior as the sue
cessor Of the late Walter Il. UNeill OF
Detroit.
The secretary OF the interior has issued
requisition on the secretary OK the
treasury for ell 30. 80 for the quarterly
payment % pensions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
HIDDEN IN THE WOOD
Murderers Of the Wratten Family
Surrounded.
THEY WILL Be LYkcHED
Last of the SIX Victims l. Dead and
Exeisement l. intense--hay lie
Captured Today.

WAsHrsoros. Ind. Sept "A oour-
ier brought word 10 this city from Haf-
fison township this aftsrnoon that the
officers have located the murderers of
the Wratfen family Of six persons. two
in number in the woods near Porters-
vile and that they want help TO sur
round the woods 10 make the arrests.
IL is also reported that neighbor 10
Harrison township was seen or caught
carrying food to the parties In the
thicket This report has renewed the
excitement and crowds are going 10 the
thickrt TO assist in the capture. The
streets are lined tonight vith determined
men and should the people capture the
criminals. short work will be made az
them. More excitement IL manifested
tonight than at any time since the
bloody deed was committed. Ii Is the
general belief that there will be hang
ing before sunrise. Little Ethel the
sole survivor OF the butchery died last
evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

switchmcn Refuse 10 Quit and Are
Driven Ont.

ToPEKA, Kan. Sept "a meeting Of
the grievances committee 81 the Switch
mens union Of the Rock Island railroad
was held yesterday afternoon at Her
ring and demand was made for an in-
crease Of wages. The demand was re
fused and strike was ordered. The
night force at Harrington refused 20 go
"a work at q o'clock and the day force
KEEP. their places. At 8 o'clock the day
men were driven out of the yards. Or
dere we're sent out b. toe committee TO
tie up all switch yards On the western
division. but the force IN Topeka de
clincd To obey aud !. still At work. The
officers of the railroad company say that
they have written contracts with al
ciae~es Il employees which make Il i'm
possible Tor the road OF any part Il u q
to tied up on such short notice as y a.
given by the switchmen yesterday. The
ilcrfingfon yards are fpdas In charge 81
the chief defective ~ the company. No
trouble is reported FROM any other point
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Wssalsoros. sept x-Ths president
today ssnt 20 the senate the tollosirg
ncnlnaflons:
Joseph "A. Manson. Unlted States
nafsha Tor The western district Of Ten
lessee.
Joseph H. woodnorth. pension agent
sf Milwaukee.
David NJ. Boyle. register Of the land
ofhcs al Piarre. South Dakota.
James n. Wright receiver q public
moneys a. Craving. Michigan.
joseph 7. Carter. agent for the Ia
dams of the Flat Agency. Montana.
FosfmasteFs klinenetsr Bun
ksr Hill. Illinois, W. l. Hamilson.
Carthage. Illinois; Emil Boehl. Blue
Island. Illinois; O. H. Strange. Eln-
hurst. Illinois, Joseph RICE. lndiaha
Mineral Springs Indiana; John Adsns.
tolumbia City. iadiana; j. ). Buttolph.
Iowa Falls. Iowa: ~ NJ. Won Stein.
Glidden. Iowa; John Ahsrn. Slayton.
Minnesota; +. A. welles. Plainyiew.
Minnesota; H. r Smith. Willow
springs. Missouri; John Chisers. Key
tesviile, Missouri; IL. G.. Shell. Golden
City. Missouri.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Original Dan Whipple. Traverse
City. Grand Traverse county, Nelson K
Squires. West bay City. Lay county;
Charles II. Thompson. Detroit, Wayne
county. Renewal james Fisher. How
ard City. Montcaim county. increase-
James "A. kasey. Nashville. Barry
county: John Wright Traverse City
Graad Traverse county: Monroe Dur
ke.. Piainwell. Allegan county; Alonzo
r.. Holden, ionia. l0nia county; Samuel
Woodley. Detroit. Wayne county; Noel
German. Waylansi. Alegsn county; John
w. solomon. Jackson. jackson county.
Reissue james ID. Tilton. LawtDn. Van
Buren county; Nathaniel Hopkins
Bronson, Branch couaiy. Albert hay
mond. Capac. 81. Clair county. Mexi-
gan war. widows. reissue and increase
Jesse Coroer. Grand Rapids, Kent
f.punfy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
RIO HOLDS ITS OWN
Rebels Captured Neahs, Niche
roy Nos Santos.
RfBtIs ARE DISCOURAGED
Their Ranks Growing Thtnn<r ana
n.ny Ar~ ssbmsniae 20 shs go.
eranops--isis lsessstrd Qul><

Paksx Sep; as.-Tks flrsriilas erxoy
20 Prince reoelsed tIis ,lssrasch snssg
frDm klos
The citg resamod IL sn1tsd ezs,acs
last ssenine The rrieis nesef sue
cresiso Cor single moment IN seizinr
any posnt on tie cosss 1'hrs cspiurl.1
nesthsr Nirthssos nof Sansos 1hey are
discouraged st every point nnd iArir
rsnks are growing thinner essry sias.
May rebels are s0bnitting to tl,s soy.
ernments
both chambers continue sulsmittinr
regularly. ffesldsni fsikoio 5nfosmod
them that he deemed Il needless b pro
iong the sisis II s>iee
No constitutions eu4rzpsse has f.een
suspended and nsusrspcfs appear with.
out censorship In al the fiatcs
Indignation Increases against TIE am.
hition a The men who have senfnred 10
dist urb The order and normal uofkinr
of their Institutions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
DOUBLE Tn,GEpY.
WiIsey Shot HIS Wife and He Il
Killed Dy six.


PkrosKEy. Mich. Sept. 23.--1his aft
ernoon Abe Wi.sey shot and fatally
wounded bis wife and was In turn shot
and instantly killed by Swede named
Henry six. The tragedy occurred al
Kegomic. where the Wilseys Kept
boarding house. The coupe had never
lived happily together since their mar
rlage. seven years ago. They separated
three weeks ago. Wi:sey leaving his wife
10 run the house he returned this aft
ernoon and called his wife into room
and tried 10 persuade her 20 live with
him again She refused positively. and
Wilsey drew a revolver. rs she fed
shrieking from the room he fired four
shots. all taking effect One grazed the
head. one entered the arm at the elbow,
third took effect in the side and ths
last passed through the right lung
Henry Six. boarder, rushed into the
room and claims that Wilsey pointed
his revolver at him. Wilsey had previ-
oasiy threatened Silks life. Six lodged
behind the door and reaching his arm
around fired four shots. When help ar
rived Wilsey lay on his face in a pool OF
blood. One ball had gone clear Though
the body aud another struck him
squarely in tho forehead The woman
said Wilscy had shot himself, but Six
frankly admitted that he fired the fatal
shots lie has not yet been arrested.
The woman is still alive but cannot live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
DnEcrun AND sln rAILrD.
Attempted 20 lover wcs4d's fsccora
"a -. .I0erph.

81. JosnrH. No. sept 3 Tpents.
five thousand people assembled - the
81 Joeeg.h track fotias g. sfe nirectum
attempt 10 loeer tie worlds record a
2N6i.. The track she heavy and
strong wind infefferrHd u When Kelly
nodded Tor the word flir great hsfse
shot 81 the quarter IN IA Then
Kelly lei cut a Tee AMI he flashed l.ssl
the hsif in ! ca An encouraging r,lsh
sent him past The thrrs quarter flae ~
g aud tbun the struggle down The
muddy houe'sireich caule The nyar
covered the dietance remarkably and
shot under TIE wire ia eoEA.
fl,ing Jih made smother cfssf against
the worlds pecing record - 90. SID
made The quartu IN 3sis. tie half IN
1N7tt !. the three quarters IN 17a. aud
and the mile Ia 2ns. The frrf racing
etenf uas IRE unfinished :. = trof. uf,cls
was uon ~ Bethel. Eraxil nesond.
Chimes B,sy third. i.eef tnie. z 10
second. 40 trot. four yent-olfs. eielfe
s2of)o- Aunt IDeiiIian vbn. Alimonto
second. Grace simmon thifdi best finse
92lt.
Third. 2eo clars. pscing. stake fzWo
Mar Marshall pon. Ks.pba Burns
second. Ia Esston third. basi tinse.
2i5&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

The lo~a lady cadets gave al exhibi
tion drin yesterday afternooa AZ the
Tsrminsi station plssa ,ppheftioa
has heea uas- f,r drill IA the grounds
oy the giri. ~ the Armo0s Institute
Senator Palmer sill stteod ths 60
inmtiaa exposlfina en Chicago day
Hsving been governor ~ illinots a the
tsnse = ths great hrr be hse a great ~
t-efsf 10 80 forthcoming erenL
A reeepilon vili be given ~ ths
hcs 4 n lsssf msn8refs 81 ne Womana
tnitiina af 3o'eicrk sest TaeniaT after
ucsn "a hnaer q Ds Carl Peters = Ger
naang
Ihe eatife ceiieefion = ifee fnfnr nss
~ he fsh' hss been said - " r.
Phlpps = Csfn~ee Yhlpps A %. sbel
eili - presented - tia ritg - fstts
burz
i-etefiays sflenfianee af - npsnise
& tie tasil4sneut - sai.E taa SIS si =
af4.,tsf slfee ~ seskses etfa teane
I'ssI asfa ssh,n= ~ sAa Fastls f.s
yesterday spfs 7I4tsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
TROUBLE on THE biG FoUR.
Trsinmen to Meet To-day and Di--
csl1s srrgke.

TsKnF HArrr. Ind. sept n Specn-
lation among railroad men - rife 90
night over notices posted here tostay.
calling for q meeting ~ bi0 Pour train
men AZ Nation foussrroT morning. IL
Is believed that had The vote been
against the strike ~ ~, aslon would
have hcen found fnr further meetings
II - given uut here that TIE ~. LOUIS
Caro- 4 ludianags,iis dives ne have al
vofe.l for strike. tifand Asster Ssf
geant retpfoesl torisy from Cincannafa
and rsii there we're no hev dsfeiop
mente. ard that the result q tie vote.
which may rot - ussdc knosn fof asy
or tuo. cousd airne determine What a.
ton weah - teker
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Plot Discovered as Last Bar Was
Being Sawed

/. BRAZIL. Ind. Sept "A desperate
attempt 10 break Jail here was discov-
cred today through information fur
nished Sheriff Ring by one OF the prison
ers. An examination proved that one
OF the elevated windows had been sawed
away and only one bar of iron stood be
tween the fifteen prisoners and freedom.
The Jail breaking was planned and
headed by Red Reffett. . desperate
young character l6 years Of age. Among
the prisoners were two charged with
murder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
I. o. O. y. ADJoURNED.
Sovereign Grand Lodge Concluded Its
Iabors Yesterday.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Sept. 23-The Sow.
er~ign Grand lodge u Odd Fellows con
cluded its annual session today and ad-
iourued. The action os the grand secre-
tagY In declining to furnish Archbishop
katxer copy of the ritual was con
nrmsd. on the ground that no authority
exists for revealing the secrets % the
order % any nam except by initiating
him az a member. \ resolution was
adopted declaring that all regulations
Of the sovereign grand lodge for the gov
eminent of subordinate grand iurisdic-
tions shall apply 10 Rebekah degree un-
I'll code of laws for that degree shall
BE- adeptpd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Boy struck in EImira and His Mother
Injured.

EGmiRs. Mich. Sept 23--Last even
by lightning. killing one boy and in.ur.
ing other members Of the family. The
boy was lying on the lounge when he
was struck. and after Che bolt had
passed there vas nothing TO show it's
deadly work upon the little body save a
slight mark on one side u the face lie
lay a. il asleep. Tue mother OF the boy.
VINO was sitting IN the room. had her
shoe literally torn from her foot. asd n
young man who was also in the room
received wound through his heel much
like a bullet hole.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
NOT TO BE CoERcED
REPEAL BILL The CAUSE
Ciosare E<soiatloa Di<ca-s~d "a
Lsa<sh and Fin&fis Referred %
commitsee ON Eaies.

WAsaxoros. sept = Mr. Stewart
offsFed the follosing resolution aud said
be sOuIi address the senats next Aon-
day
Resolved That the indspsudsncs q
the CO ordinate departments Il the gov
eraneot the lseiasatise. the executive
and tts judicial. must be maintained
and she use Of power and influence q
ons dspartnenf to control the action Of
another - violation q the oonsfitu.
fiou All destructive Of cur form Of gov
srDmsnt.
The cioture resolution vas taken up
and Nr 1urpis addressed the senate ia
opposition % H. There had been be
sad. but one way since lst6 of bringing
about a vote n the senate on any meas
ure an,i tAat was ~On unanimous con
sent. Cioture be declared was = sup
preston. repFezsion and statesman
suppressed. A member of the senate
rspressea Vas sure - be sent hack by
Tie people. n0 longer IN the minority,
bEt Ia a nlsi GRITTY. a vote by force was
not = vote. a vote ~ coupuision was
net free action. he cited cases 10 the
reign e the stuart kings y EDgland
aad argued from them that obstruction
was a. extreme remedy. But IN bis
mind there wss no reason for either ex
ffafaa- that of cioiure or that % OBJ
sfroetion- A middle grornd could be
f1snd a1d adopted With greater ease
fhar either.
Sir. Dubois vas opposed to the intro
dactlon II a cloture rule In the midst OF
a. exciting debate.
Ctoturc Resolution Referred
Air Cali opposed the cloture resolu-
tion bccauss he regarded II as a propo-
Elti0n 10 forbid debate and 90 close the
only avenue II intercourse between the
seaate and the great mass Of peopie-the
prrzs being ~ the coutroi and owner
ship u the great uloueyed interests of
tie county.
Atths ciose Of Mr. Calls remarks the
cloture resolution was. on the motion OF
Mr. P.att. It's author. referred % the
c,mmittee on rules There wes an
effort On the part of Mr.. Voorhees, 10
take up the repeal bill. bat Mr.. Jones
reminded the senator's that there
e4s a matter pending IN executive ses-
sion which would occupy the remainder
ot ths day. Ii Nas suggested by Mr.
Noorkess that Il would pe time eneagh
20 70 into executive session at o'clock
ani Mr.. NcPherson wanted % know
uhssher any question q appointments
q Office 0as q sufficient importance 10
Justify neglect or delay - to the repeal
btL The discussion 10 the opinion of
Nr Chandler Was drifting too danger
oussy near 20 revclation of executive
secrets. and finally Mr.. Voorhees, him
se.s subIs,fted tho Clofion and the sen.
ate proceeded 70 executive business. in
which Il remained until o'clock when
IL adjourned until Monday at ii b N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

PAKfs. Sept gi-Ihe sooniclpal coun.
Gil voted 10000 francs Tor the reception
II The Russian ofiicers IN the city. Baron
de Aohrrnheim. the Russian amllassa.
dor. however. has put danrrr 80 the
excessiye nrd0r q the ParislAne - an.
nouncing % the press commiitee that
the ckar expressly desired shat tie
fetes should only resemble thnse q
Cronstadt making allowances Cor the
fact that T0ulon u farther frotn Paris
than Cronsfadl FROM 81 Petersburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Nrw YoRk. sept q The Earl and
Countess - D0brayeu we're passengers
on the steamship Campania. uhieh Ar
rived to-day. Lord and isaiy Duntayen
were met by his iordships American
representative. II. Maitland ker<ey. The
earl wae much resiesesi on iesrning that
the Nalkyfio bad arrived. although he
said he knew she could stand a heavy
hlow. he rrofeesesi himself as satisfied
with Ortolrr 3 the date 80 fof The race
i.etws.n hie boat and the Nigilant the
American yacht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

BESroS HssRoE. Mich. Sept - -
Thsyer a Adams. the widely k1ogn
lumber firm. and one of the principal
stockholders IN the Chicago i West
Michigan railroad. have bought the
Globe Lumber coupany's plant here.
and viii make Il a shipping Ioiat for
700OANfo feet q lDm ier which they own
in northern Wisconsin J. p. Booking
% the F5ocksnz Lumter company vail
control the plaot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

EAsr LIVERPOOL Ohio. sept "A
week ago ex- Mayor John III. Burgess
disappeared mysteriously from this city.
leaving bis family and his busiresN
Nothing Was heard from him until last
night when il was learned that he had
been arrested IN Pittsburg on the charge
81 being a suspicious character and sent
20 the workhouse. Members ~ his fam
lily and others went Up last night and
readily secured the ex-meyor's release
and he arrived home this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Ws-stntras. Sept - Al inciien,
81 eee@p,cnauA za'isBtrf snd beceas -
tne fe.lraI causs IN the .afe sef ese ~
csiisei ~ ihe ntretlsction = ball yes-
terisy ~ kepresrn fafiFe g. " ~fooe
e. rsf io t-sf Aanirai John Russea.
fefiref ~ h,ebrsf par - hls renk 81
tase eject frael fis dsfe q his retire
n1ert On tkr nseht q Septeaabes n
i<ei Rear tfinfa Raeseii. then heu-
ten4nt N tte nafy crg ari sed forcs =
il4' alen. Ard - 80 t~ad destroyed the
nafT varf fae DESTROYING rerfy
nsrrhea - - isce - evaf theezand
@,si,ere 10 tae 5srf srd ~ several bst
fsriea. anti feenfr - ttem Nere killei
80 x,oa,l.1. inciuiing ihr i-s,ler. lea
frnaot itaueeil segvetl tareseh the Uar
ani sa ee.sueutiv Nss retiFe-i - rear
sintfal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
BEacnEp THEIR BOAT.
Post Office Thieves Are Hiding In
Cedar SwampS.

ST. IoSAcE. Mich. Sept. 23.-Tne
steamer North Star returned to this port
al noon today after tive days cruise in
pursuit Of the postotice robbers. Cap
tain Goudreau said in an interview:
We have been running almost continu-
ously since leaving here Tuesday after
noon. We visited every lighthouse and
all accessible points along the shores.
but could not ind any clue to the rob
bers whereabouts We saw where they
had beached their yacht after their fight
with the officers and il is safe TO say
that they are hiding in the dense cedar
swamps along the shore. We gave chase
10 yacht which closely rescmbled the
burglars but on bailing IL we found we
had made mistake. The land hunt
for the robbers Is stIIl in progress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

WAsHfSoToS. Sept. 23--Acting Score
tary Curtis has informed Collector
Clark at Chicago that his action in as
sessing duty on certain goods stolen
from the Russian exhibit az Chicago Is
approved. as the facts ana laN fully
warranted such action on his part.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

I've Men ossrroi Over faopemesf
.f Their Chfflr~n.

Snsrn twp5x. y =. SeTt q Joe-
sth Sfxtna has chaflenced WfEiem
C.mffea g. esi,t daei he claileurs
vii rTsl.as.iy - AerrftesA fittb ars
ernss,npef esiixene 1hsy qaerreiesl
s~ay a. nfseraps a WaEtef CcFs5'tsrl
~ ,,fters gonhs rss go. O. tSoPe wftk
~ Iiresse ssfxltn. - yeers oaa Comp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

TsRRs HAUrE. Ind. sept y Grand
Master Sargent of the flrcmsn's aeso.
ciafion arrived from Cincinnati this
afternoon. The Big -Four situation IL
unchanged. the men have voted. but
until the votes are counted IL j. impce-
sible to give the result 4 majority
vote is not sufficient II requires ;vo-
thirds of each - the federated orders On
ths Big -Four system 10 order The strike.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

LONDON, Sept 23.-rhe people q the
north Il Englsnd were greatly surprised
when they awoke thls morning - Gnd
snow as steadily falling as II Il we're tie
dead % winter. Tho STERN coufinued
during TIE morning throughout most 4
the northern counties. Northumberland.
Cumberland. Yorkshire. Lancashire ard
Westmoreiand. but was mo<t severe in
the last named county. where Snow GOV.
cred the ground 10 a depth ~ four
inches
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
VIA FIeHr Al ooxrr Iss.aSB


Me- YosR. eert. - Ttf nfiernpen
Charles Mitch I'll. The Brgiish cisar,f.ifsl
pueiliss signed sft3eiss g. tebf %smrs
J Corbett the Amerscar flistafspe. st
fha C.oneT felnnd Athlete clrt frf 3
purse - fgnooo TIE fsff - talrs flas
between Decenifer : sn3 ~ nftt 1l'e
contest - - o. a. flash. TIE rsrfr
eeninfisss ~ each fFhtef have f<ssts.d
g. UE e. idnd TIE tustf'h
The nrfirles 4 agreement VII -
iaksr q Aebary I'Afk tssaorree uofu
ina. uhefs Cofi,efi eiIi sier them u
i uu3efsts~.d that TIE tee Drlesus
ciHt did nrf hast tife ufEntF - lff o1t
s.n4iSs fight ard ths Cpafsfks fiUh ~
(f8nsFa. he nj hneE the1etf - fr
sssrls dsys Niirhell Seems enfipos -
sien fhs sereenert
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

ST.. LoUis. SEPT. 23--At Creve Couer
lake ttday John Teesler. ex-champion
pcuiier % America. defeated Charles
Stephenson champion u Sew Zealand.
over a three mile anc return course In
1915 The race was Foe purse Of s300
AID was Gloss and exciting mp 70 the
last quarter. where feemer drew ahead
snd won by tknsa lengfhs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24
Rir lsnnr Rc.nnnsii.ie-

IspIsNAroLIs. Sept 23-Orville Dun
can. brakeman on the 6rst section - the
Big -Four train that was wrecked at
kankakee some days ago. was arrested
on telegram from officials al kankakee
early this morning and is bring held AZ
the station house. Big -Four officials
are very much surprised at the arrest,
as 10 indicates that their company and
not the Illinois Central ia 10 be held
for the disaster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

BrTsos AYRns. sept 11-Ths insur.
gents In the province 81 Tucuman have
met with q check. The goserDment
forces have regained possession 81 ne
railway, many parts % which have boen
destroyed by the insurgcpts- The lns
has been repaired and federal trooF,s are
expected TO occupy the capital. san III
guel de Tucuman. today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

Two Men Astemps 90 Crack Normal
school safe.

vALPARNso. Ind. Sept. s3-Two rob-
bers were caught in the act ot cracking
the safe az the Normal school tonight
When discovered they dropped their
work and ran and were pursued into the
open country by the marshai and n
posse of students They were over.
taken and shot. one falling dead in his
tracks and the other badly wounded.
Tho latter is too badly wounded 20 talk
much bat says HE psrtLer is from Yer
sailles. Ind. while he himself Is from
Kalamazoo. Mich. The dead mans
name Is Frank Robinson and that OF
the wounded robber IA Claire MOODY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-24

fxrfs<sFoLn. sept u Sterling n.
Holt treasurer q Msrion county. tiled
petition Ia sopsrior court this morning.
asking an order from The court against
The Iron Hal directing the receiver 30
pay T. tbr TREASURER - Mafiop coUnty
The sun q fi1ffsl the amount - taxes
due g. the COUNTY FOR the years is9i and
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