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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Directors OF the Northern Pacific VIM
dicafe Their Acts.

NEw YORK. Feb. 2s.-The directors of
the Northern Pacific railway met at the
company's offices in the Mills building
and held an important meeting lasting
nearly four hours. which resulted ~ the
adoption 81 report 10 the stockholders.
The report. which had been expected on
Wall street. was IN answer To the charge
against the management which were
formulated about ten days ago by
Henry Clews. Brsyton Ives and Jay
Cook. Jr.. composing special investl.
eating committee The report defends
the policy O! building or leasing branch
lines ON the st. Paul and the Rocky
Fort 4 Cook City. the Northern Pacific
A Manitoba. the Seattle. Lake Shore
A Eastern as an imperative necessity
for all roads in new country which
would develop their business. \ stale
ment Of net earnings % the main line
cation ~ the policy.
The situation in the territory. between
81. Paul and Chicago. j. fully Fct ont
and the reasons for the lease ~ Niseon.
sin Central explained in siesaii. Tho
reasons for thc requirement ~ the thi
cage a Northern Pacific and the Chi
cage ~ HtNftfft if-ffttttfHi III ttfr stt
given. and the Importance - fheee
properties To- the u iole terminal sysfem
IN Chicago ~ rnt forth. Their value is
said fo be much greater than that given
in the commissioners repsfi Regard
ing the condition q Affairs u1.ies Nhich
the aoating slcbi use iserowtd. The se4
forf SAYS the aefi1n - the chairman q
the lrartl instead - being = snijecf II
criticism and censnfe vas entitled a.
the hieheet conamenjsfios The report
alludee - the nstrfiaa ~ the inFesisGs
ton coamiffrc - The excellent physical
c,nsiition - tipir property. a 80 ee<si
operating management. - sts extensive
ard conveniently ict7fesi terminals =
The sisady srapth aa8 fuprofenseat -
the territory tffsuftfs a. The rosf and
s;asee that aa irainafio1s shea Aeei
tbs rrowth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
CLEyELAND'S INAUGURAL.
Brief Outline OF What He Will Say on
March q.

NV yosK. Feb. y. ST. Clair Nc
kelway. EDITOR of the Brooklyn Eagle.
Who has recently had frequent confer
ences with the president elect. gives the
following synopsis OF the latter's in
augural message: IL will contain about
100 words and viii be- more general
than specific in character. Mr..
Cleveland has carefully written
out what he desires 10 say. but
will speak at the Inauguration
without manuscript His utterances
upon the financial policy. tariff and
economy % administration will be de-
clsive and frank Confidence in demo
cratic principles as able 10 deal with
the problems ~ labor and capital. sec
tional divisions and political unrest will
be expressed. The abolition 81 federal
interference with elections in the state
Will. il Is said. be- treated as a recognized
decision of the people The pension de-
partment. the new navy. rigorousquar-
antiae and the regulation II immigra-
tion will probably receive attention.
The president may not refer openly 10
the annexation ~ Hawaii. but will take
a conservative stand on the subject and
not act hastily
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

election csssof McDu.y against Iur-
pm from the fourth Aizfsfla district
The naiorffy ~ Tie comnllffee oa eisc-
tsons nod "a favor Il the sitting mem
her. Iurpin. Mr.. o1fhsalte raised
question "a consideration. II the pres
snf consllflol II business ~ mighf he de
xeli q allox TIE report II the com,
mitfee - remain on the speakers
table. Bat the house decIded "a COO
sl<ler she election Gaze. debate thereon
being limited 70 three hours. After
speeches hy Mr.. johnr1n. IN favor n The
claims u the contestant. and ~
NeSrs Lockwood. Psyntef. Law son
and O'faFFeli. in support Of the contest
Mr. johnson. on behalf II the minority
of<red a. a substitute for the majority
q resolution declaring AeDufy 10 hast
been duly elected The minority suit
stitat. nas rejected. Yeas. a.. nayr
i.s. And the majority resolution
xas adopted without division.
On the motion Il Mr.. Springer. bib
was passed. without the slightest opposi
tion. providing that after July l. isti.
pig tn shall be exempt from duty. The
unfinished business was a motion made
by Mr.. breckenridge, 20 suspend the
rules and pass ball for the relief af
William NJ Broxn enc cf the Sibley
assignes- No quorum voting. the hours
al io adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

He VIII Travel In . Train OF Royal
Blue Car>-

LASKvcop. n. J.. Feb. - Mr. Cieye-
land announced this evening the details
" hss ioussey to Washington. He will
make the trip on Thursday. leaving
I.akewoost shortly after noon. and arriy
ing IN Washington about b-sD an the
evening. The train will consist ~ three
specIsa cars. BALTIMORE. Oriental and
Monmouth. Il the Royal Blue line and
baggage car The tratn viii be made up
at Jersey City station ~ the Central
railway ~ New Jersey and will start
on the arrival 81 the 10 a M
frrr, boat from New York. The party
from New York will consist of the
Hon Daniel :. Lamont. Mrs. Lamont.
Don NJ. Dickinson. Mrs. Dickinson. f.
G. Benedict and ladies' 81 his family.
Richard Watson Glider. Mrs. Glider. DIR.
Joseph ID. Bryant and Mrs. Bryant.
Misses Bryant. s. NJ. Williams. second
vice president, ~ the Central II New
jersey. Mrs. Williams. Miss Williams
and Private Secretary Robert Lincoln
OBnen. The train will arrive at Lake
wood about 1ls3D a. m. Mr.. and Mrsi
Cleveland and Baby Ruth and Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis +. Freeman ~ this place
will complete the party cp the train.
Mr. Cleveland bad number of callers
today. Among them were Henry j..
Willard. who made his first trip TO Lake
wood today. and when asked the object
II his visit said that he came out to see
the pine Private Secretary OBrien
came out from New York with Mr.. Vii
lard and returned with him discovering.
Father Ducey Of ST. Leo's Roman cath
ollie church IL New York and the Rev.
Walter NJ Smith. pastor Of the Fifty
seventh Street presbyterian church.
which Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland attended
in New York. also called at different
times today
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

They Ger Drunk and Indulge I'm a
Frse Fight.

MoSoxeAHFls. Pa. Feb. - There
waa a riot AMI disturbance today 81 the
Cincinnati mines. where about Ito
e>olored miners are working az reduced
rates. and one man was probably fatally
injured. The trouble Was siarte ~
the colored miners iDdulging free.
ly in drink. kevolvefs ucfe hrcd
and hafchets used and hricss
thrown. Thomas Russell fcoloresil.
threw a brick at the wife - e,aiors-l
miner named William I<sre. which
struck hef on the head. Hef husiass.l
inteffened and Russell smashed him
With brick. cutting q bal eaeh in HE
head. Lorc firesi revolver AZ Egee,il
bat nis<cd hins kneseli picked up =
haichef and sfrrcE Love Uith a. max
ing probably fatal wound Several
arrests followed and more trouble ss
Anticipated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

she Ask- fer $500 600 and Cats IL.
Despite Protests.

Wss4fSaro~. Feb = The house hili
exse1tii1g feF one year the time Tor sling
f,efltioaS IN thc couri Il private land
clsinls aas reported and p.lss'.d ~ TIE
senate. also the senate iclnf resolution
authorizing The itan n portraits ~ the
etaf JUSTICES ~ tho Inlicrl States for
exhibition AZ the Worlds Columbian
Exposition The naval appropriation
fiH Vas taken up. the amendments re
rorfssl frs.rn Tho COMMITTEES on appropri
ationz teieg fir~t acted npen- TIE first
an.na.ln,anf that elected discu<elon xas
she sne aear tap erd = the hili appr,-
priatinx <Noee0 for the expcnses q the
International naval rendezvous. in''sr-
r.afln ~ % the Necessity n arrfupri
et.nx - iarxe a sum was asked ttF Ar.
Vest lIe va todd hy Mr.. Hale. N
charge = ise biii that invltations bad
been extrntiesl ~ f7rei0n nations - send
sh,cs s., esr - raffiripat IN The ~
vlfT II Eonii te an imposing and
stately Spectacle \ large item e ex
r~nee ersli - the temporary enifiey
meof = irrnT<rary sealnea. the navy
teios nnv 'haui ap far men.
Another considerable item xuuii Be
she er.ier for <alutes fie eo.sld Dot
riT- b esfsii sse purpose for which tho
morey rnuii - usei
Mr. t'oSkrei read snd commented
upon fosrmanirsfirn from fnr New
= -rk chsslfer u ccmmerrr. si1.nssi i5y
Ffrrfr Willard a. chairman. aekfar the
AID Z eorxrsss ir the entertainment IA
<eR York - foreign visitors ~ fhe
enrI3'@ fssf sud ~ asked Nr Hale
= efettar she 49, - proposed - - ar,
rrerriate.i ioeifeiesi anything 81 that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
BLAINE MEMORIAL SERVICES.
Chicago Pays Her Tribute so the Dead
Statesman.

CHIcaco. Feb. 2s.- AT the Auditorium
tonight a memorial mass meeting was
held in honor Of tie memory of JAMES
G.. Blaine. Judge Lyman Trumbull.
warm friend and enthusiastic aduirer
~ the dead statesman. presided. and
Judge John NJ Thurston of Omaha
pronounced the euoloCy. He wac foi.
lowed by the Hon. Lawrence Harmon ~
Chicago. the Rev. FranA Bristol. Judge
W T. Ewing and the lion. j r fincrfy.
4 memorial address expressive ~ the
sentiment II the meeting WAS adopted.
The meeting was one Il the most notable
81 iis kind ever held in Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

They Swear They Win Jump Into the
Cherokee strip

GUTHRIE. o. L.. Feb. =. A visit 10
the camp II boomers along the line of
the Cherckoc strip found hundreds of
them gathered at different points. anx.
ioAsly waiting some news from congress
Whiie many of the waiting ones are
well equipped with teams and provisions
the great majority are poverty stricken
and suffering q the necessities az life.
Many have wy <d for years. hoping 10
obtain spossrs66n of thr coveted land.
aud now they are getting desperate.
For months they have liydi on quarter
rations IL poor food. and number have
diedof exposure and want. Thecondition
Of these people is pitiable in the ex
treme. and unlces congress opens the
lands and givrs them homes IL is hard 10
tell what will become Of them. Many
are desperate and declare II the bill TO
open the land does not pass congress
they will 20 in anyhow and attempt To
raise crops and will fight il IL any at.
tempt is made 70 put them of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
ACT OF FlExDs.
They Set Fire TO 1000 Barrels OF Oil
af Johnsfown-

JouSsrowS. Pa. Feb. -. Last night
the pipes of the Crescent Pipe Line cons.
pany were torn np az Nowry's mill.
thirty miles from here. and 4 ioO0 barrels
~ oil poured in the creek. Tho depre
dafors chopped doun a number 81 tele-
phone poles. destroying communication
and set ire 20 the oil. The blazing oil
DESTROYED number K bridges animu
valuable timber IL - generally hc.
licvrsi that persons living IN the neigh,
iorh.,oi who have done work for the
company and claim we're not paid. are
responsible. These people have fre
qsently threatened 10 destroy the con-.
rany's property
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
HANcHETT NOT INIT
sY A STRICTLY PARTY yoTl


WxeHf~aros. Feb. -. When the s<as
s'e bad p4ssed IA. navy Appropriated
biiL Ar. sherman mossd t. ~ safo cs-
seatsse ssssion. he said that hs coud
n.st xisa the pesson xhy IL ~as important
nos % haseAh sx-cstiys srss,on. bct IL
~oaid he hrief rhe yeas and nays
were demanded on the democratic sitle
AM Ihe motion ~as disagreed %. Yeas.
IT. nays. -. n eas strict party voie.
TIE result seemed o. surprise the re
publican ~enatots. several II whom uent
. tbs clerks d~sk 70 examine the roll
can where they found that their side
had been defeated ssmply because some
s<uatofs had not voted and were not
paies-l the = thefn shcsed his anaos
anre bs remark AZ the clerks desk
that = We NAV A. well turn the seas.te
over - The Cenecr4ts az once.
The senale th-n resumed consldera
fion - the unfinished business. being
the hoslse BAL regulating the sale u IN.
fnxiesiinx liqeors 10 the District q
Colunhia Mr. Iurpie attacked the
bln and guyed i unnlerclfuliy. he
a.i.-e.l scripture and -. Paul 30 uph0ld
bis poslrion. acd cio-ed hy compliment
tnz fhs temperance eoeieties u the
s,nunff3 on the good they were doing.
Nr. (.alling~r answered Mr.. Turpie.
senator Hanshroegh then explained the
til and i fas.ell Yeas. al; nays. -.
DEFEATED the Secood Time
Mr. Hill moved - proceed 10 the con-
sifierati0n ot the Hudson river bridge
tili Mr. Manderson. pending the mo-
ton. p1ovet 10 the consldcration ~ the
exssniser business
Mr.. Hill hope that the motion wjll
bc voted down.
Mr. Nantierson i have no desire 20
anfaeonixr the senator's bill. but we all
know that there are matters of great Inn
porsance needing the attention of the
senate in session
NJ If the senate vote taxes up
ths b4l and n the srnator VIII make his
motion - pruceesl % executive business.
1 All MT sataConize this motion.
Mr. Nantterson aSeented 20 that prop
feifl1n. hat Mr. Frye. Nho Was deter
mined that the bridge bill would MT &c
taken uf Il be could prevent II. renewed
the motion % prpceed 10 executive bust
n.-ee. and said he would not give any.
Mr. Hill demanded yea and nay vote.
rhs vote sa- taken. sad again. for raic
secund time to-day. the motion b. pro
feed to executive business vas defeated.
Yeas %. NAYS q
The tpmofratic VOTE IN the negative
xss n compact esle. aud there was hut
one ftfeetiaa on a. republican side
Ma. S<>sss<1 "a ysv ssla The populssts.
hoxtser voted ~lth tho denocrsts.
Nr Hil then renewesi his motion 10
take up the fIufspn riyer bridge hill.
Ihe rsotiou Wa agreed ~. Yeas. x:
naf<. - The bin was taken Up. and
iasrgseslnsieiy Nr Nilsson II Iowa asked
unanimous consent % take up the ayri-
cultural appropriation bill As the
unanim0ns consent made the bridge bill
tue unfinished business. Mr. Hizcock Oh
iarfet tfter debate the agricultural
Appropriation bin Was taken UP aud
Iassed
Mr. Teller gave notice that he would
riose IL take pp The Hcsiarrahan bill
tomorrow aiorriny. and Mr.. Hill gave
Ike notire A. o. he Hudson river bridge
fil The senate then AZ . p. n. al
journsd until tomorrow az II n m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
MONTGOMERY MENTIONED.
The Lansing ss<fee MAY pr-rsSe os~s
the New ousr of ArTress

Wsnnreror. Feb = TIE unrns -
Judge. Martln Y. Montgomery - I1af,-
enr Mlch- - amone fhtst spotrn n
fsr ifelcs - ifIf = uft - appeals fos TIE
fietrief a rsdabils This csurf v,s
fstFrflf rfeated - concrese n -
suts.,slr ~ iss jnrFs;crion r. The dss-
fFtSi co,rf. uiih phirh Judrn Nent-
consss vac c,fntzf-.d xrrt~vcs. the
ssiar, a TIE nfr created Judge - 81
sue.ef duul,le That paid The district
toirrs The ioczl i>per< etrorgiy orrs
she selection a JpdEe Ncrtrrrntre, -
his fnrn4rr sxreritncs here r,rr< MIN q
tlorl,sch Eoerifiet q the District -ef
Cf,lrn fIt Laws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
causrp PANIC


Caiaseo. Feb. = A dozep faekefEcf
waste PAPER bursting ifito Hare rsrn.
ifsized The entire Telegraph business =
tlse aeet sbis sflsrnoef al 30 end fof
twenty minutes NJ; y InrssaEe vaF ssfif
- feceifea 4, tlse Western Inidn Isie
graph eompsny ~ this eiis ~ cpfsse
anence. Nhen lie nens - fhe hfe
rnarhed the operation f,on Ftperai
scramble a. Eef est = tie isuiisiin1 -
sus~s The female operators i,s~srns
ffarfsr Mss WALSH Hns the only che
irirrel. ehe reer 'sn ei,aht intpfics
TIE fse Nas r,iszlxssfi.fsl e'iih tfinina
ls.ae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

The Sensation Hunt John Heffncr Had
90 Find Them

LrBEKrY. Pa..Feb :s.-A sensational
trial has just been consummated here
by which Johk. Heffner Of New York
city secured possession Of his two chill
dren after he had spent go. .00oin search
ing for them. In 1856 John Heifner and
wife lived at Higginsvlle. Mo-. hut
their relations were unpleasant and
they separated. Heffner went To
New York and sued for divorce. This
he received and the court put the chill
dren under bis care. He left at once 10
get possession of his children. but upon
his arrival was informed that his wife
had left town with Edward Claypool.
taking the children with her. He re-
turned to New York. Two weeks ago
he learned that she and Claypool and
the children were living at Grove. Ky.
lie arrived Friday and was given Gus
tody of his children by Judge Myers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

sosr~hcr~ az Hesis Ar Funding Nore
oftir ak gam wraifh.

Ho1rr. Mich ifsh = Abouf sfspsD
in cash f..ioneinr a. fhf laesn fbirerF
has heef. unearfh8d op g. date fs~f
night sl500 arilFoximaisi,- bad t<,en
recovered. an1 Al meibinf pf rsn
tanning Sscso in "A ~ ras suf up ln The
cellar Il is D. kFoNn ~hctt'H TIE
gold reiongoii e. \ ''u cf trsa
Annshcr ussfer, wae CLEARED up 20,
ast. A cerfi.icsts faf he .ies.,sii - g.
80 in : i'uniiae bark Vas founf TX
~as TIE rpnfy rcsEtivssi hy The sale nj
.jolif . farm
The relatives have not yrf enarrhc4i
f,sr file rsoues nbifh = believed % bs
hi.lien under a fts,tisc ~ svafk.
The property belonging - tbe Faornr
siready recovered - at>cnnnfed zoe
amounis - rs boz TIE old shants
where the hruthefs iifei pfsi - tofi,
aoan piece hs piece iefcfc t.e seafci'
enia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01
PUBLISHING HOUSE BURNS.
Norman l.. Munro Burned Out at New
York Yesterday.

NEw YoRk. Feb. 2s.-The eight story
building at Nos. u and y; Van Dewa-
ter street. chiefly occupied by the Nor
man l.. Munro Publishing company.
was partially Quilted by fire
this morning. Thousands upon thou
sands of books and novels ~ the
Captain Collier and Deadwood Dick
blood curdling series were destroyed
Many valuable manuscripts were also
burned. il is thought. unless they were
kept intact in big safe IN which they
we're stored and which is in the ruins.
The loss is estimated af from $4,000 10
sloo.coo. mostly on the stocks. Several
small firms in the building also suffered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Ne - Nominated by Chicago Demo
Gratis fsr Wotid< FAR Mayor

t'nfrsto. Feb - The democratic
municipal roaxeniion pomsnatesi Carter
" fiafrfser fcr maYpf ~ an overwhelm
iBe H,alaitf The FIRST ballot sfnod
HaFriecn. al. frerier. fl. NcsiHz -
Tie tiekst waa cnmpiefea hy the noni
ration - n Brahaieli fof Treasures.
Charles tiaetfieii ~ city clerk AMI
tsearge \ Tsusie Ter riff afferneg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. as.-The Ryan
Dawson tight has been postponed until
March 8. the day after the Hall Fitzsim-
mons fight. The match is delayed on
account Of an accident which happened
to Ryans ankle while boxing last Sun
my for H0dmber Of friends.
who visited the American well
fer-weight at his training quarters
at Bay st. Louis. There are also rumors
10 the effect that Dawson is i'll. IL is
said that for five days before his arrival
Dawson had beg suffering from sick
ness which was aggravated 10y an attack
Of dysentery shortly after he got here.
The betting today was as follows:
Ryan. to 5; Dawson. even money; God
dard. 10 to ); Smith. 3 to l.. 1t is said
that Dawson viii insist upon being paid
for the postponement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Two rrre,n. Injured and = 50 louis
Store fsssIiy Wrecked.

Sv f,ot =. Ftb =, One hundred
pounds a eunpleller expisnled ia the
sf-sftsna Q,s<is afoFe = kae iinzs fifsss
~ Pine sfseet. het~een Eighth aod
N.nft streets AZ half inst 2 tiiie after
fsfs'n tte fnnf vinst9es wcee hlffwn
nof sfHi ihe street etfesn sith bfekfn
TteiHe glnee bexas olexs4. f,feken
slsrtEsas flsle~. &C l.tzEie VeleA. lit
shg *t IT'S t.iiiati avcnae. wae lad y
t'tfpe'i si@at ~ han.ls fmiir Nei
rssf lsssil5 eHrness ai.ssIs the hsnsis aAi
~ -. his sFiafses sfe tsEsfdesl A. -
ftas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Ssx FrA<cfs<'o. Feb = Nackas con
rin;,es te make rapid strides toward r.
covery His wound ia healing nicely
and ne will probably t. sble - oe oui IN
a weck ~ ten days. klppst his asssail
ant. will recotrr. - the pbsticiaas stated
if.las The cid msr IS - fuil - SIGHT
"a ever and says there viii he lively
times .lown On Pine stferf scry ~aoIl.
meaning that be hasa'i finished his
sa.heff,s - revenge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

HcsroS Fsb - rne.fnsster ard ex
MaTur Iha8as ~ fIsrt = f.,afon ha&
4ra8narfi that ~ = candidate ~
fhe ref1tliesa nseasrstian fsr rtsernof
The refs'ii iifer< Aate faT eereral yfafs
triesi - irdurs Nc Hart b ~ sls@iF raa
isfafe AID sFr es,uffient q beating
f,efefntf kesee'i neft fail ssfii hs,u -
theiF rs3ief n Hsff : serg sfrura Ia
Eftfiw. x.sfe - aas twfrn eiesisf
-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

NJ. Aoks. feh - The asnasl
rneetiae - tie fsfabs Meaanenl as
- iaslsn ~ heid 10 tAf Nils ia'sIi E
tpiBY TIE refsff - titseef fsxtsf sas
rna II ehoe shef = eofEsent Anesf
80 tssn faseei ff fhe aosn fssfissa -
he n,erameo u lA leilesed fhs uaft
sii - fnisffd in the ae;unn - leH
'fhf efhfFfs - snsn3re fpafe FFrs3
ifes fief4ff fsfff. Hrsf sls.e f.rr<ssirsf
> +. ffsf teroa3 tfre president t,zsn
tiiff y IssieF tfeaeafer =. - fstfen.
ee<sfsfx 1ene< Fees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

Hfsses Msaf Fst - Il y stated
f',esztf staf - us4r mea htee ssss
nIfsi - sfsfs sfsa tf ~ eei snss fhus
lEtf.sst isfks The e > sssfssf @5i
fssfe if.< esir sioa q Hsasl< a. Isl isss
- srff aate ~ fSoeeessf fksehafie
fhr lsestsas se al ~ safa - Thss-
stsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-01

0mta4 ~st. feh - Tie Dssz Fsf
su@ss akhf - - a. gnlsee hss.na ~
fsafss,.I sssuf.as x is3s 49, thai sht'
woull n.,t slse~ tie ls afs
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-14
VICTIMS OF THE CYCLONE.


ST. Louis, April 1S.--Though tw,
nights and days have passed since tn.
Cyclone tore through the small towns
in the southwestern part Of the state
reports of damage and loss Of life ar
still coming in. The causalties so far
are reported as follows:
At Hawkins bank: dead, William
Asher, with a baby In his arms; Andrew
Day, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Washer
John D.. Lay, John Dill and an TN
known babe. There are six fatally ant
twenty-five seriously hurt.
At Lexington: dead, Anna Walder
Mrs. John Luke, her brother Farrii
Walker, and regro boy three fatal!
injured.
At Stansbury: dead. Mrs. Ward ait
two unknown women, and two fatal,
hurt
At Steelville: dead, Charles Adair
d. M. Green and FIVE unknown.
AL Page City: dead, Daisy Stanley
coloied; three fatally, and three seri
ously injured.
At Higginsville eight persons wer
killed, and three, probably more. vii
die; twenty-five wounded. The killed
are Mrs. Mary Lake, and two brothers
two children Of William Walker, Hugl
McElroy, Mrs, A, II. Kelley, JOSEPH
Brueggen. Mrs. Joseph Brueggen II
reported killed, but the report is not
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LATER STORMS.

Dundee, Mich, April ia terrible
wind storm passed over here last night
At Rea, three miles west only one
building was left standing. Mrs, Jac.
OBJ Heiser was killed and her husband
fatally hurt. Hundreds of acres Of or.
chards are ruined.
Milan, Mich, April 13.-A cyclone
passed south of here last night. Al
Clarksville a house was blown down
and one woman killed. There was
much damage done in the country.
Detroit, Mich, April 13.--A wind and
rain storm passed through the town
ship of Royal Oak last night. Nearly
everything in its path was leveled,
The house Of Christian Brick was de-
molished, and then 1t took fire. Brick
and his wife and children escaped. but
his father and mother were burned tc
death.
Tensas Parish, La, April IA Gy
clone passed through this parish yes
terday, doing great da.uage to plan
lotions. The whole OF its course has
not yet been heard from. So far ont
negro is reported seriously hurt.