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The herald., 1893-09-13
DOWN WITH THE LORDS.
The National Federation Issues a Circu.
lar Against tho Peers.

The National Federation Iasues a Circu-
lar Against tho Peers.
LONDON, Sept. l2.-The National Fed
Grafton tonight issued circular against
the house of lords. In this circular the
federation declare that seven years. dis
cussion and 80 days consideration by the
house of commons, definitely ascer-
tanned the wishes of 2,00O,D00 electors,
yet this counts for nothing when op-
posed to the views OF 4U0 Conservative
peers. Continuing, tho circular declares
that the amending OF the house of lords
is now in the front rank OF the Liberal
programme, in accord with iGladstone's
declaration at New Castle. The circular
concludes that, notwithstanding the
home rule bill passed the house of com.
mons and was rejected by the house of
lords, it is doubly certain to become
law. 1t also says, not only will the Irish
question be settled, but that an era of
reform is dswnipg for the Democracy of
the united kingdom.
The herald., 1893-09-13
q Mutinx OF Oonxlots.

New YoRK, Sept. IA Nashville
special says there is a mutiny among
the conyicts in the Lone Rock mines,
about mile from Tracy. They marched
to the mine, but refused to work. They
captured the powder magazine and
threatened to blow it up. AS there was
great danger of an outbreak on the part
OF the convicta, the authorities of the
branch prison took the precaution to
order tan extra number of guards.
and the entrances to all the mines were
closely watched. Tonight all OF the
convicts returned to the stockade, with
the exception Of 81, who cay they will
not come out of Lone Rock again until
they are promised better ratious. 1t is
thought at Trncy City the convicts know
of weak place in the mine and will at
tempt to cut or blow their way out.
The herald., 1893-09-13
WITHOUT a CANDIDATE.

Coffin Refuses the Prohibition Nominal
tion for Governor of Iowa.
DEs MONIES, H., Sept. FL. s. Cot
fin, nominated for governor by the Citi-
zens' State Prohibition convention,
today wrote letter declining the nomi-
nation on account of his belief OF the
impossibility of a separate party achiev-
ing anything for prohibition, and fur
ther because he considers it necessary
for the Republicans to be united this
year. Leaving that party now, on ac-
count of its temperance resolution,
would insure the success of the party OF
saloons, and thus work irreparable inju-
ry. The third party people will now
probably select Bennett Mitchell. who
was second choice.
The herald., 1893-09-13
THE CAMPAIGN In OHIO.
Governor Mckinley Fires the First Cur
at Akron.

0oteknoE 01chfHtcy EhEoo tho ~ AEe1 W.
at Akron.
AKRON, O., Sept. Ex-Governor Nc
Kinley opened the Republican cam
paign here today with big meeting.
Delegations were present from Cleve-
land, Canton, youngstown, Massillon
and other cities in Eastern Ohio. A
street parade occurred this afternoon,
marching to Grace park, where the
meeting was held. Speaking on silver,
Mckinley said great majority OF the
Republicans OF the senate would vote
for repeal if repeal was not carried, the
Democrats would have the blame. "We
do not want to strike down either gold
or silver" he said. I'VE want to use
both metals, but insist that one shall
go at parity with the other, and both
be of equal intrinsic value" He de-
clared that the trouble was not lack of
money, but the taking OF money out of
circulation through distrust. Confidence
would come back and the trouble end,
if the declared purpose to introduce a
revenue tariff policy in the country
were abandoned. He proceeded to quote
the Democratic platiorm in favor OF q
tariff for revenue only, to state Pre5i-
dent Cleveland's position and that Of
Chairman Wilson of the ways and
means committee, all pointing to the
same conclusion, and continued by de-
claring that the proposed revision wac
to be made utterly regardless of Ameri.
can industries and of the American
workingman and his wages. He then
took up tie question from state stand
point, toucEing Ohio manufactures and
Industries, and declared they would be
injuriously or disastrously affected by a
revenue tariff.
The herald., 1893-09-13
A POSSIBLE COMPROMISE
The Repeal Bill May Yet B
Amended.
Senator Faulkner Formulate
a Proposition.
Debate on the Silver Question Goes
on in the Senate.
Mitchell of Oregon Makes . Speech,
Teller Talks Some More and
Stewart Again Obtains
the Floor.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 12.-Developments
tonight indicate that there is to be an
early effort to put through the senate
an amendment to the repeal bill of the
nature outlined by Senator Faulkner,
in his speech few days ago. Speaking
upon the subject tonight, Faulkner said
he would prepare and probably intro
duce an amendment within the next day
or two, possibly tomorrow. 1t will pro-
vide for the purchase and coinage of
S3,00O,000 worth of silver per month
until the silver circulation in this coun-
try shall amount to $500, ,000, 900, and for
the retirement of all paper currency less
than $40. The proposition has de-
veloped consid erable strength.
The herald., 1893-09-13
a NEW BOND ISSUE.
The Southern Pacific Directors Decide q
on Important Action.

on Important Action.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.-At noon to-
day the directors Of the Southern Pacific
railroad decided 20 issue bonds slightly
in excess of $s9,000.OO0. These bonds
are to be issued by the Southern Pacific
of California, and will be secured by a
first mortgage on the railroads property
in this state. They are to be exchanged
ior the old bonds, and the excess is to
be used in the construction of new lines.
The original bonds bear interest at per
cent. The new ones will bear percent,
and will be placed on the market in New
York and London as soon as practicable.
The herald., 1893-09-13
Long Yacht Race.

LONDON, Sept. 12.-The Navahoe and
Britannia started at noon in race for
the Brenton's reef cup, won in the
United States in 1885 by the British
cutter Geneva. The course was 12O
miles.
The Navahoe rounded the stake boat
at Cherbourg at 5 :12 this evening, and
the Britannia followed her 20 seconds
later. The yachts had not finished at
midnight,
The herald., 1893-09-13
A Jspanese Murd ar Tr,.,

LONDON, Sept. 12.-Advices received
here from Yokohama under date Of
Ausust 18th, BAY the preliminary trial
of Viscount Soma Junin, the leading
members of his family and his chief re-
tainers, on the charge OF numbering the
late ViHcount Soma Masatane, is pro-
ceeding at Toxic. The body of the late
viscount has been exhumed after being
18 months in the tomb. The result Of
this post-mortem examination was not
known when these advices left Yoko-
hama. Public interest in the trial in
Japan is intense.
The herald., 1893-09-13
Fire in am ASYLUM.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-Fire broke
out at noon in one of the outbuildings
of the Pennsylvania asylum for insane.
The flames spread to the stables. A
large force of officers aided in removing
the inmates to place of safety and the
flames we're gotten under control after a
hard struggle. Only few thousand
dollars damage was done.
The herald., 1893-09-13
SKIPPED OR MURDEREps
Ernest Kern Missed by His Creditors in
Pasadena.

Pasadena.
PASADENA, Sept. 12.-Ernest Kern, a
German gardener. employed at the resi-
dence of prominent citizen, mysteri-
ously disappeared August 23d, and has
not been heard of since. He was about
go years old, but appeared younger; had
travelled a great deal; was well informed
and adept at his profession. He claimed
that he worked long time for ex-Gov-
ernor Brown of California. He stated
that he was last employed atSutro park,
San Francisco. He was last seen in Los
Angeles with roll of bills. Some think
be has met with foul play, but the gem
eral impression is that he left home to
avoid paying numerous bills.
The herald., 1893-09-13
SMITH WILL RECOVER.

The Unfortunate Los Aueele Jurist Not
Fatally Injured.
CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-The surgeons at
the Mercy hospital tonight report Judge
B. N. Smith of Los Angeles, who was
injured by an electric car yesterday, as
greatly improving and there is every
reason to think now that he will recover
unless some unforeseen complication in
tarvaua
The herald., 1893-09-13
oLNEY's INSTRUCTIONS.
Tho Granting OF Warrants for Gilman
to Be Opposed.

to Be Opposed.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 12. = United
States District Attorney Garter has re-
ceived instructions from Attorney GEN
eral Olney to oppose the Issue of war
rants for the arrest of Chinese, and to
issue no warrants himself. When war
rants are issued by the court and Chi
nese are ordered deported, Garter will
ask for cessation of proceedings until
there are sufficient funds available to
carry out the provisions OF the Geary
act. The Chinese here feel greatly
elated over Yesterdays announcement
OF the administration policy in delay
ing the operation OF the GearY act.
The herald., 1893-09-13
Arrests refused at Portland.

PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. ia commit
tee from the central labor council
waited upon the United States officials
this afternoon for the purpose of se-
curing the arrest OF several Cinnamon
under the provisions Of the Geary act.
They met with refusal, as the federal
authorities were unwilling to proceed
without funds or the corporation of the
district attorney, whose orders are ad-
verse to euch proceedings.
The herald., 1893-09-13
California wants to Be Heard.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12.--The state
board OF trade adopted resolution to-
day appointing Col. John p. Irish COM
mittee to urge the committee on ways
and means of the national house of rep
resentatives to defer action on the tariff
relating to fruits until California dele
CATION could be heard from.
The herald., 1893-09-13
BIKE Records Lowered

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 12.-Tyler
lowered mis- own record for one mile
in competition today to 2:10 25.
Bangor lowered the record to 2:08 1-5 in
the third heat of the same race. In the
two-mile handicap Bangor reduced john
sons worlds record of AZ 2-5 in COM
petition to A :45 1-5. The last quarter
was covered in 30 seconds.
The herald., 1893-09-13
Proceedin.s at San Bsrnardiuo.

SAN BERNARDNo, Sept. 12.-Deputy
United States Marshal James Faris has
warrants for the arrest of 10 Cinnamon
of this city under the Geary act, which
will be served this week.
The herald., 1893-09-13
AN Oregon stage Robbed,

KLAMATH FALLS, Ore, Sept. 12.-The
Ager and klamath Falls stage was held
up Sunday by lone highwayman, who
relieved three passengers OF valuables
amounting to 5000. The express hox and
mail pouches were ri6ed. The robber
escaped.
The herald., 1893-09-13
mitchell Given a send-on.

LONDON, Sept. ia benefit was given
Charley Mitchell in St. James hall to-
night. He said if Corbett is as sincere
as he is, there surely will be a fight.
Mitchell leaves for the United States to-
morrow.
The herald., 1893-09-13
italian Rioters.

ROME, Sept. 12.--A mob OF Italians at
tackled Hungarian peasants at Delayees
and tried TO burn the town hall. The
riot was ouelled by troops, after 25 men
wounded. The trouble was caused by
radical animosity.
The herald., 1893-09-13
Canada Uannot Comply,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12.-The secretary
of the treasury has been notified that
the Canadian governments cannot adopt
an agreement for the inspection of i'm.
miorante hatMeen th;s !,
Canada.
The herald., 1893-09-13

For sunburn and freckles uee only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure,
Fer ssie ssie h y a. e. z I:s..S5 druggist.
31I South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-09-13
CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT
a M s STR r Ell

La , hom vida lors for sale in the -outn west
avenues 30 feet wlne, lined with Palms. Mon
terey Pines, Gravillss, Peppers, the new e3u m
OF AIgiers ana Magnoiias. etc which will rive
a PtI = IKE ere 10 SIX miles OF streets Lots
are xl50 to Ia 4-foot ALLEYS
$3.50 Fur INSIDE LuTS; $40 per mont III till
one-nalf is'paid, or one-third cafh and balaD ce
Ia dye years; or u you build you can have Ave
once, s23 West FIRST street.. 7-Ia6m y
The herald., 1893-09-13
Prize Fighters Indicted.

ionrLANu. Ule., sept. I1,-Diiiy Ma
han OF San Francisco and Duke Evans
have been indicted by the grand Jury
for engaging in q prize fight.
The herald., 1893-09-13

Those wanting fine tailoring pleas
ing fit and correct style and cut, mod
crate prices, Il. A. Getz, liz West
Third atSeat,
The herald., 1893-09-13

A sea bath at home with Turks Island
sea salt is exhiiarating. Recommended
by all physicians. For sale by all drug
r-i-A-,s If = ->~~t->r--
The herald., 1893-09-13

Ladies' hats cleaned, dyed, reshaped
and trimmed. California Straw Works,
264 South Main st-eAt, o-~A-i.- g,l-i-a.
The herald., 1893-09-13

Conn band instruments. Agency at
EEiissss7rr iNs'-- eryr ssriss I'D Eyap lin sts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

Next q the bull 6xht the popular
amusement ia Spain i peota--"'baIl.'
The game Is our familiar handhsn and
h played In courts with higk wall A.
The back constructed for the purpose
The players are usually armed with
eestss, long, narrow scoops Of wicker
work. with which they throw and catch
Che ball with wonderful facility. The
game Is said - - an ancient one in the
Basque provinces and 70 have heea re-
vsvea az popular amusement In about
sh- year 1853. The professional players
are pu:,lir characters and rank merit 81
the bull lighters in popular estimation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

Nusksgon 70 mad, with big ID. Her
kAxkof y epsa and Grand Haven 10
fressn solid. Yet the Grsnd Haven
bos1n have been IN the ice on Auske-
gon for days without making port, be-
cause the D., q. III. 4 NJ road says the
boats must not touch At the sAwdusI
city.
Lansing feels that she has been fiim-
ham ed out OF SO. 900 IN bscx taxes.
which abe proposes tn have PAID with
interest Snyloek sad something
about getting himself fat snd-didnt.
Henry smith died At the Everett
house, LAnsing. Friday evening. When
his bride OF three weeks reahzed his
dissolution sne attsfnptsd suicide,
bur Was prevented by physician.
Boo Ingersoll lectured on Myths
and Miracles IN the Detroit opera
house sunday night aud the Cody
hacked the house IN their anxiety to
see Eos an-Godly was tho lecture
since Jackson has been casting her
eagle eye about for . cite for . new
5urt house, real estate A. Rivers
junction has taken boom.
Muskegon's Caledonia society will
celeeTAte Burns birthday Wednesday
night with an elaborate musical and
literary program.
The beautiful Beckwith Memorial
sheater At Dowagiac VAS opened by
Rhes IA Much Ado Abo1t Nothing"
Friday night
Detroit clsrgymen feel that the city
police courts are not all that they
should he and are wagng war against
them.
The editors OF republican papers pub
hshed IN toe state viii hold conven-
tio8 at Lansing February and 3.
Jackson Is having a hard time with
IL charter amendment committees It's
. d.ihcnft thing 10 nave it meet
Babes are so plentiful N Detroit that
the fOundling's home = TO be enlarged
10 accommodate the surplus.
West Bay City believes that she sells
water 100 cheap and will consequently
advance her rates.
Colonel Rodney Mason, . Detroit
patent attorney, died of hear, disease At
Jackson Saturday.
The Muskegon Terminal railway has
been gwen right OF way through Mus
kegon Heights
The Marquette Snowshoe club bsn-
quoted the Junketlng legislators last
evening
The employees OF the Collins car
works 81 Jackson have struck tor more
pay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24


and blne velves Russian blouse bodice
fastened with big dnll gold buttons
Her skating cap was black cloth with
a black plume fastened with gold.
A dark green skirt flashed here and
there in ali sorts of fancifgl cvolutions
You could not help following It's prog
ress because shaggy tartan blouse
was worn above it whose oolors stood
cut brilliant and strong The skater
carried sable muf7 and wore velvet
toque with dark green plumes.
You don't see 50 much good skating
a. you might look for. aud get you
wouldn't look. perhaps. IL you rcmcm-
Der how mild our winters have been for
quite a good many years. rno oid
skaters have stopped skating aud The
now oaes get little enough practice in
ali conscience.
Theater gowns are about the most in
terestiRg we see now. A soft mouse
gray cloth was one 0f NE best ou the
stage of Days the other evening. The
sleeves were Of white cloth egnAroid-
cred with silver; aud the neck aud hem
Of the princess robe were embroidered
with Astrakban.
In the box at my right was pale
girl ia green AMI white gown. The
froek was white. I believe. with misty
green draperies. The green AID the
white were both OF light. soft texture.
aud blended and melted into each other
until the efesst was wrsithiike The
gray felt hat was a little more snbstsn-
sial. else ! should have felt as IL | hid
sat three hours IN ghosts company,
or SO believe.
A Louis XVI lowered silk was a deal
mere substantial lt had rose-eolared
velvet sleeves and bertha Of old lace
quite of this world. worldly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

Peter Gruber, the rattlesnake king OF
Venango county, Pa, has had made
the most unique costume any man ever
wore. 1t consists of coat, vest, trousers
hat, shoes and shirt, and made entirely
of the skins of rattlesnakes. Seven
hundred snakes, all caught and skinned
by Gruber during the last five years
provided the material for this novel
costume. To preserve the brilliancy and
fexibility of the skins in the greatest
possible degree the snakes were skinned
alive, first being made unconscious by
chloroform. They were then tanned
by method peculiar to Gruber and are
as soft and elastic as wooden goods.
The different articles for this outfit
were made by Oil City tailors, shoe
makers and hatters, and the costume is
valued at one thousand dollars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24
AnIn.eres,,,,y silver welding.

Ten days ago a woman in this city col
ebrated her silver wedding anniversary
in some rather remarkable circum-
stances. She wore the dress. wreath,
veil and slippers Of the initial fete- Hes
mother also appeared in the same COS
tume-purple velve, with point lace
which had graced her daugh-
ter's marriage twenty-five years age.
Her fonr bridesmaids AID four groous.
mon were all prcscat. Her two son
came home from Yale fer the dinner
With the exception Of the death of a
Young infant in her early married life
there hal been no break IN The family
circle Tor those wen3y-five years. rec
ORD tor which one may wei b grateful.
Her 'oint Of View In New York Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

pointed cap~. or rstner up from their
points % origin. in the most enormous
muff ever carried. was verify peculiar.
TIE NUT WA soft, shapsless and
'squashY."
When you see sight HE that Y
Tives yon something - think about,
you don't waste your morning. What
! shink Is. how woefully abused that
unhappy word picturesque" Is these
days
Bet I went 70 al 1880 dance the other
ntght; that j., ~ a fancy bail where
everybody was supposed 20 wear the
simon pure granny oasfit. instead II
rs modified aud "Wershified 1923 YER
sion. IL was fun, bsicsase the invited
gaesss were not afraid to carry cut the
contract Thay male themselves things
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

In the Netherlands dogs used TO be
trained by suuugglers tocross thefrontier
laden with parcels of lace, at night. A
quick-scented dog was despatched ahead
Of them. who, when he smelled custom.
house officers about, turned back and
warned the others, who Lay concealed
behind bushes or in bitches till all Wa
safe. At the end. of the journey the
leading dog showed himself alone, nor
did the Others come up till whistle
was given by ne consignee TO show all
saff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24
Roman Bank Suspends.

ROME, Jan. 23.-Ths Guerrina Bank
ing company suspended payment today
and closed their doors. The deposi-
tors will be paid IN full, as the Assets
exceed the liabilities by 100000 lire.
The house was founded fifty years ago
aud has always enjoyed Jan exception
abls reputation. Ine suspension WAS
due to the impossibiIity of realizing on
securities aud buildings since conf
dence was shaken by the recent bank
ING troubles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24
HE is VERY WEARY
The khedive Finds the British
Yoke Heavy.
TURKEY is so SYMPATHETIC
Egyps's Ruls Believes That the Land III
the Paa1s,shs wss Meant ios
the True Believer.

LospoS. Jan. eS.--fhe Egyptian situ-
alton 10 assuming gravity which, tor
the tinae. oyerwhesms &c the pubic
mind al otnsr lssaes, including even
Irlsh home rule. Lard Rosehsrfy has
received selegrAphic advice from Lord
Cromer to the effect that the khedise
had animated nus intsauon 10 refer TO
the Turkish saltan and To the treaty
powers the action of Englsad IN caus-
ing the dlsmlssHl OF the txkhrl cabinet.
otner sdvices from Cairo state that The
natives are IN = more excited condition
than at any time before since the out
break unier the leadership OF Arab
PAshA. The multitude take sides with
the khediys and against what they call
Infidel d.ctatlon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24
FASHIONS FOR JANUARY.
The Furs OF 1890 and Folblss of 1883
are Idcntcal.

10 you know a woman in 1850 furs
when you see her? met one az an ex-
hibition few days ago. and she was
really more II curiosity than any OF
the curios. She had light. fuzzy hair
poking ont from under big sealslxin
poke bonnet, and she had brown
cloth tailor dress that was not in any
way unusual But she also had fur col
lar that came away down in sIoping
points upon her shoulders aud reached to
the middle of her back behind. This
collar seems to be made entirely of
sable tails and Ia front il had long
square eornercd eAas that reached 70
the ground. Sornebody behind me said
those ends were ''stole-shaped. and
probably they were. but I'm not well
mp on stoles- All that | can swear to is
that the effect o; two huge balloons of
sleeves swelling out from under the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

A frsck II srafist cloth ~as certain u
he ieoked al That - what saassss scar
let fashionable. | sappsss Ia sairt
va. sa.ele saose brsiissut jet w,'h gold
snirssssVry. snd It's bsai . haa grid
emhrosisry belt aaa hlssk psierase.
Have yon noticed that tins lns'nth :
nswasz. when srtiIscisl. srs al tfostea9
The bail gowns are sessprd VIA russ
saslansss that are powdered a. u they
had blooa.ea oat 81 doofs aud bseu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24

81 used DIR. Greene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. Before had used
one bottle felt a marked improve
ment. and now feel myself well again.
7 recommend all troubled with nervous
complaints or any similar affection to
use this really wonderful medicine"
The we'll known John S. Doremus,
Esq.,, of 2S4 Ellison ST., Patterson, n.
j., says:
III shall be ready at any and all times
to testify to the remarkable restora-
ton to health of Miss Pauline Roe, and
the wonderful effects of DIR. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy"
Mrs. James j. Guernsey, of Al Myr-
tie St., Albany, N. ", States:
~ got so very weak and numb
could hardly stand on my feet,
at times could not raise my foot
from the floor. My whole right
side vas almost useless. Then
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-24
Trouble In Store for Guatemala.

PANAMA. Jan. ga dispatch from
GAutea, ala says that . mob attacked
the British legation and beat Minister
Gosting's oldest son so severely that he
may die. He shot one of the mob
dead. The British war ship. Meto
Pamepis, is at San Jose aud her COM
msnder mas cabled for the war ships
Spite and Nymphe to come and assist
him in blocksding the port.
President Barrios Is said TO have re-
fused SD far TO grant tie British de-
mands for reparauon.