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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
ADVICE To VETERANS.
New York 10 Wild az the Gcttysburg
TpSslIcy Road.


NKw foxx. June oo.--Thc board OF
Gettysburg monuments commissioners
~ the state ~ New York issued circu
lar today In which they say: "Rumors
hare reached the commissioners. ap-
Yarently well authenticated, indicating
the purpose OF certain veterans who will
visit Gettysburg on New York day to
destroy the trolley railroad now being
constructed on the battlefield. The
bsrlrd therefore feel constrained. by a
proper sensc of thcaccorum due 10 that
occasion. 10 appeal most earnestly to all
New York veterans 10 abstain from
any acts of violence against
property Of any description
during their visit To Gettysburg. In
making this appeal the commissioners
are by no means inscnsible TO the out
rage committed by the vandals who for
the mere sake Of gain are destroying the
characteristic features of battlefield
whirh Lincoln said was consecrated
grounds. We ask YOU. veterans of New
York. To let the trolley road alone;
neither do anything 10 iniure il. nor do
anything that will benefit IL: do not put
a penny ia its treasury. Don't ride in
the ears Advise your friends to keep
away from them: refuse free passes IL
these are offered 10 YOU
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
D,. THOMAS SERMON.
Hc breaches the Word oi God as the
Worlds Fair Grounds

CHicsso. June "a We all believe in
an American Sabbath "a day of rest.
a day u pure social enjoyment and
day 20 worship. This worlds fair ie in
itself great school, great church.
and ii needs no religious service to
make il right to open the gales on Sun
day. The services in this place today
will he carried on ia the Same spirit and
respect as they would be in regularly
ordained house Of God. excepting that
no collection will be taken"
Prcfacing the first sermon with the
gates ~ the Worlds Columbian expo
sision on sunday with these words. the
Rev Dr. Thomas, facing an audience II
500 persons. in festival hall this AFTER
noon called the attention IL his hearers
to the text taken from the twenty first
verse ~ the seventeenth chapter ~ ST.
John. That they may be one. IA Thou.
ather art in me and | in Thee. that
they mey be one Ia us. that the world
may believe that Thou hast sent me-
fhe day vss warn, yet the visitors 20
the fair came In great numbers 'o listen
Ia the word ~ God As the Apolio club
~ Chicago were singing tho famous old
hymn. -Oliset.~ the crowds poured In a,
every dsor. and as the singing was con
clale,i the Attendance aumberesi about
500 EssFybody remained Until the
sefvires were over and remarkable close
sttenisoa assivep. Affrfinvokiug divine
tlsseingS upon the people assssnisiesi
together the president and officials q
the great FAR. Dr Thomas prsstes'esi
With his ssrnon. "Maas sarid = Il,
yitiesl. so said. ~tat there should be a
great anene-s befe be;veeh human he
lnex a. thsy are al So rear alike pbyss.
ally Thess mar 10 sast difesenrs rs
sasatal %, ets, ene mas naay 10 ~ the
l.asfasi ssd ethrs Al tlse f5p a the lat
iier usf sakn - man sai all
az eauai Mar stands ai1ne ia
hsnsss.f IEs l. srif eassssi ious n
hse bring. this hs,rx nsp safsiesl
10 H. tas posnt a sclf sfzcs,usne-e Il
ssss siesllis xsth sll ~ y u lfstls
- siaa.iasst q tsnth - ssls t3sss u ~
if4esat farte a. iAflf .nfesiix as.<
sistatef s'ses lfftr - fks fzisf eseft
shefe fpssf5<hfs fsiis $50 ~ a. shat
tsias i sisi.t st4 skas = ast ,isht
ffs Isfes 4 tAfiss . sssai sbsee 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
VICTORIA DlsAsTEI.
The Fleet Was Changing Line when
the Collision Occurred.


LONDON. June 25.-The Times pub
fishes this special dispatch frosy Tripoli:
The collision between the Vidsoria and
the Camperdown occurred at 34l in the
afternoon. The eea was perfectly calm
and the evolution Of changing, line was
being performed at the time. Many men
were killed by the Victorias screw.
After the sinking Of the Victoria diver
narrowly escaped death. lie was res
cused only through the presence of
mind shown by his comrsde. who cut
his diving dress. The comrade was
drowned. Solemn services for the dead
were held last evening. Seventeen min
ute guns were fired by the entire fleet"
Many sermons were preached here 20
day concerning the sinking of the Vic.
torio. In st. Peuls cathedral. West
minister Abbey and in many other
churches the dead march WIS played.
Throughout Great Britain special
references 90 the loss 81 the Victoria
were made in the church services.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Lessons. Neb., June - Bishop Bc-
nacnn has recalled bis orsit'r dismirsing
Father Ioughen. rector ~ the local
parish. and fnrefine - leading cstho-
hes crilci fUr tDtiay 20 protest against
the removal sas declared on Both
bishop and priest insist thst undue pub
licity was given the matter aud the
trouble between fhem saa over.irawn.
The protect sent 20 Mgr Ssfnsii hus
ever. Il is clainaed lad much 60 30 with
the ~ufs.ien change " afsIrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
TO MEET THE HOURl
Fierce Fight Between MosIems
and Troops at Rangoon.
NO SACRIFICE WAS ALLOWED
The Fansstes Heat Hack the t,pltce
ssd Fkehs sAs nailiaasy with sstcks
Dsspise hssvy Iosse&.
NO SACRIFICE WAS ALLOWED

: RAxoooS. Jucs S--Fos several days
the Moslens have been preparing 70
celebrate religious festival today. This
morning they were forbidden BY Mr..
Fleming. British magistrate. To sacrifice
. COW near the Hindoo temple. Mr..
Fleming had threatened 10 issue this
order aud the Mohxumedans were
greatly excited before the hour of the
sacrifics. When the police appeared near
the temple with the announcement the
Mohammcdansb began striking them. The
police charged without firing. the No
hame1ans hell their ground stubbornly
aud fought hack with sticks and stones.
Mr. Fleming. who had gone 10 the spot
~ soon as the trouble became imminent.
and several policemen. were wounded.
The police withdrew. got reinforcements
and charged again. but without effect.
Fire ON the MoslesnA
Mr.. Fleming then ordered them To
fire. The voliey was delivered at close
quarters. Twenty Mohammedans feii
dead and many more were woundet
severely. A the Mohammedans still
refused to disperse. the military were
caiietfout -Four companies charged on
the double quick with fixed bayonets.
The Mohammedans dispersed slowly
and still fighting. although many had
been wounded ia the charge Of the
troops. They gathered again. however,
in a street short distance from
the temple. They were hardly dispersed
before they reassembled in another
street. A desultory tight between them
and the troops has been in progress all
the afternoon. All the military are
occupied in clearing the streets. Many
Mohammedans and Hindoos have been
killed. Scores have been wounded.
Nevertheless az fast as they are driven
from one district they gather again in
another. The regulars are regarded as
unequal to the work OF subduing them,
and volunteers have been called upon TO
do duty in the streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Vale. Harvard and Columbia frc-h =.
men Row This Week.

NV LovDoN. June - The date and
time e The triangular fre@hmeR's race
between Yale Harvard and Columbia.
and ~ the Vale sna Harvard university
race. are now positively settled. The
freshuser's race takes place AZ . O'Clock
on the afternoon q "Wednesday and The
varsity on Friday naosning Al lu-si.
The farIRer vii be ap and the latter
dp~n sffrsn. In case rossfnnenient
81 the varsity rsce - necessary. another
meeting - the managers wli be heid -
-; the tour. which VIII probably b AZ
1D'rlDek ~ the afleruroo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Kfsasfa. : u jane - kakwsna.
toun ~ - population near hers. ten
wears ,ild has nessr had reise3oue set
sis-e< e any sind snta stoat a nsenth
ar. - r4eu a rsefhsxiist society ws- -
eaaifesi ard - eos preparing - bniid a
si 80 ehareh a anfe IN. sprk -
h.,sa eashesl ~ ths h8stn sse mfn -
fhs fisss at4ssy - pfpes So ~ fhafrh
eshv - a. t.af - ftsek 80 afefrs'e
~ rnfrt hae ssf4 aSts t.esf1at q
eesrie f.,,se ~ sf,cs pssy he trss tife
- m ff.Isseea 4 ne esareb - saFf -
- ar<.a sef EASEL k.sf he - sefk
- ~ A4f6ess ~ : ~ islas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
CAPTURED MooNsHINERs
Rat u Cost the Rcvenue Force One
Ian. sni -sser,f Hurt.

W s-suSssTcS. June 2s-The commits
sionrr - Internal revenue today received
a Telegram from the internal revenue
Authorities Ia Tennessee regarding the
battle between the United States mar
shsfs poe-e and naoonshipsrs. The dis
patch stated that United States
MARSHAL Born aud ten deputies. as.
sisted by Deputy Collectors Tarrant
sud feG made rand into Hardin
county. Tenn. Saturday. and after ar
rr~tinx hob Long and . moonshiner
named Thomas. surrounded the bouas
~ the notorious George Davis whsn
they were fred upoo. Marshal Bro~n
wae wounded In the mouth and on his
chin but hi- injuries we're not seriors
a. d t'arnef. = special deputy. sss in
stantly killed The narshsfs force -
cured the prisoners and carried away
the dead aud wonndrd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

BRsrsKgp. Minn.. June - Intense
excitement was occasioned here over the
iindiag of the ashes of Chinamsn un-
der the fioor of rivals laundry. A lit
tie later one u the .hoes of the dead
man was found in closrt. II seems
that ON Sunday evening Wing Ling and
txo other Cinnamon invited Lee Chump
10 a green turtle supper. Since that
date nothing had been seen ~ Leo
chunp and Lee Sing. his partner. got
the police 10 make an investigation. re-
sulting ia the discovery that a horrible
bUtehery had been committed. The
three Cinnamon supposed To be impli-
Gated In the murder are under arrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
ANARCHIST uay4sRATuRs.
Tons or u Found in the Barracks OF
Italian soidtcrS.

Roxt. June -. Many anarchist
newspapers. leaflets aud books have
bcen seizei in the barracks In Milan.
Naples, Florence and Turin within the
last flve days. The military authorities
think that the matter has been ssnug
gied into the barracks for months with
the conni,ance of non commissioned
officers. Many non commissioned OH
Gers have been arrested on suspicion ~
having facilitated the aissrihoiinn of
anarchist literature. aud several cru.
missinned officers have befn retired
from rank 20 punish them for negligence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
REDS At THE GRAVES
ECHO Of the NAY MARKET


CaicAno. Juas - The urscsisnr q
H. grsaioe uonumset to ths neuaas, e
the i've snsschis,n. Auxnss Spi<<, Asf~rt
Paspnn9 Ad11Dh Herhes. Lsus Lsnfz
snd 0sasED EAGei. which t<zk p,sns TIE
sftarsonn - Wsldhesn esa.stssy. nas
IN inpseauivs ceronzcuy. Nsss than
400 pefsons sGnsnhlsd at ths boria1
grounds - stanp oncs uzcre with tkete
spprovai. tte ssn11neus and srfipns q
The men whon The stafr a IIiinuis los1oA
guilty a trcansn snd pet - da<th. The
crowd wss erdsfib ard tl,s f<w pnllos-
naen under shus pros>ceioa ths cers-
mony tdok placc. found lisils te 10 ts-
yond keeping the sympa1hixsrs Nth
anarchy u Iine - they ssUed through
the Rstes a the enciosure. u gns :
esowd d Germans. Poles and Bohcm-
lana Scarcely ~ American was 10 -
sen. ami the exercises pere carried ca
mainly IN forsigu tongves The char
scter of the speeches cpnil noe bs
cails<i inscndinry. hut rutf~r that q
mild protest sgaiBet The existing order
a Rpscsnm~nt The ringing orsssry Il
tho days when the red hax waved
where il pIoased Was eons. and ell the
opfhueissal the otatnfa could bring
from their auditors sas an occasional
outburxt 81 sppiause. not vrry certain In
its sound A marked feature az the on
atory. however. ard one rhich vas most
literally applaudid. Was = showing q
strong anlmoeity toward Judges Gary
and GrinneiI aud other officials 81 the
Law who had been prominent ir the ceie-
bsatcd trial.
a Ssrtktne Monument
The exercises Ut the grave were pre-
ceied by short parade In the city.
The entire ceremony was under the aus.
piccs Il Matthias SckuedinRer. presi-
dent Il the Pioneer and support asso-
ciation. which hes made the monument
a possibility and which. sver since Tho
celebrated execution in the yard Il the
Cook county jail. has supported the
widows and children of the five snsrch-
ists-
The rsd hood which envesoped thu
monuncnf wss drawn aside by young
Albert Psnons. who wss directed by his
mother. the widow u Albert Parsonsl
The design u striking Upon massive
surface. supported by . firm bsse. rests
. rectangular piinth. Directly in front
Of the plinth Stand . heroic group ia
bronze. Tho sentiment embodied Ia
this group was found BY the sculptor
in Frciligraths poem. ~Thr Revoie ton
The central figure In the group rsprc-
sents 4 woman in m attifuds expressive
of de6ancc. Her right arm. With
clinchsd hApd. - crossed over hu
brcast while the Ieft hand is placing !
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
IS A WONDERFUL GUN.
Tests or the segmcntal Wire Gun
Highly Satisfactory.

Nsw YoRx. juno -. The official test
of the segmcntal wire gun. now in prog
rcss at Sandy Hook before the ordnance
board. has ~ far been exceedingly salts.
factory. So far suitable powder has
been obtained. On Thursday the most
remarkable record was made by smoke.
less powder at Sandy Hook that has
ever been made anywhere. a charge of
two pounds. three and hall ounces.
with thirteen and half pound shot
gave the enormous velocity Of LED feet
per second at l25 feet from The muzz.e,
with pressure of S.52o pounds per
square inch. This is not only some 100
feet feet per second greater that has
ever before been obtained from the gun.
hut considering the length ei the gun.
viz, twenty five feet. is beyond question
the most wonderful record made by any
gun or powder In the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
WIRE WORKS SHIT DOWN.
The Bfsss.i.-'k People Have NJ Orders
.nsi No prs-t--ss- or Any,

haADnscN. Pa. June - The Brad
ssrk sir~ wcrks Al Rankin smut down
Last evening IN al tiepsrtaieats. This
sHspensi'u - indefinite The firm says
II hsse 81 oFtler~ and has ~ i3es xhen it
siii resume fhe company Rili make
al nessifai repsirs and ~sme important
in pros euaenis - The plset IN the next
uerth ~ teo That the c5npary
means What it esy= "a evidenced ~ tsie
fsset thar u raii 81 al - Uen veefer-
day Their ar~ 1ser 20 ef fhesn. a
nunher ~ men hare n1ssic prepsFstirns
elth their families - lEafe for otiisr
rsrts ,r search - work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
p,srwsow,,tp A Hoy.


Prrrsnt ~. Iane Late ia~t e~en
ine Prank q. lsidsi sies the syesr ald
go - = Lsrleicx re~httrz A. No -
tight street Aiisxhsny. followed ~
father O. ,he st8at~ 3, So ssf Witch
ess stablef sifh re rce. ~ the =iaht
or f.aasslck ard ne asa the eos tet>nes
enfasr-i ansi r0zhei az fkens. TIE adj
n,al rsa~tt ths irv ia tef heres .l'ist
/, .e>Sf hsss asr ,ret the asia - fic sta
tia. Mi l.nsixi,.k -Neaesf hsa tsay 4n3
carfiesf hirs ~ fhs fsrff - So hesr
fe5 ~ 81 is@rcvffy f,ssf tbs i-aas =
hafns ss.i sen 'iFstsf - hiys attic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26


NssHvftrr. June 2s.-The mystery
which for the pest two ucrke hes eur
rounded the murder ~ inyesr ell
Louis Cummings near kbosvslir vas
cleared up when be siepmcthes. Mrs..
-s,tfie Cummings xfo bss icca con-
fined IN Jail s'nce me horrible efsua.
msde confession 10 ocscers. ,nlpicas.
ing herrelf She esid thai ca ti.s day
- che murder when Louis came hone.
she At once began 10 auursl With him.
He callrsi beg vile nsss. when she
picked on az ~ aud dealt him two
severe blo~s un the brad. splitting his
skull ard killing him instantly. She
then carried the bod, upstairs and
threw n lruss = rccosl stop vsrdow.
The fall mutilsfra d, The ilnod co ths
flcor and IN the house vss then washed
up by hes rnd thf alarm 81 morlrs
given.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
RUINED WHEAT CROPS.


ST. Parr, June -. Crop reports from
the Dakotss and Northern Minnesota
during the last forty eight hours have
been 81 a very discourazing nature The
sun has been very hot and high winds
have been blowing. The ground hss
thus become parched and the growing
grain is whiting IN the fields. Ia places
farmers will hardly be shic 70 harvest a
bushei an acre. Expert whrat men gay
that the damage done already is from
y fe 50 per cent and that tho average
hsrvctf west Of the Red Kisrr belt will
prohabl. be 30 per cent Of that II iwo
yease ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

BksEk. June * This city has bssa
placed temporarily IN Z sfate a peofy
siege. In order that The sspstisien a -
cant sociaiist and anarchist disturb
snccs may be prevented All parsdes
snd public mestingu have heeu fnrbiddea.
The workingusen's nas nsstiog. which
was 10 he held today. has been post-
poned indehnitely. - the suthositics
nrohib{fAi n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

PAxzs. 9uns A-M. Kor>na, uho =
under arrest for Aasing forged tAs Co
cards docunente q Gss1 alIeee1 u hnvs
been s1oien froo ths- Hrisisk eahany.
declared today tAat II. Ducesl sdiser a
the Ccrsrds sdvined him - cn~ait tAs
forgssy. - Duees1. who - also uoAss
srrest. deuies shiA Duesse 80 takso
10 his hoHss today - help ~ pnlIss
seafch fog evi1pocp onoosEninG tho tpe-
sssy. but nothing vas souod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

LoxDox. June d "A dispatch from
Shanghai u the Standard says: la
Hung Chang fthe CAipess premier, has
intimated that = rew treaty between
Chins and the United States will be
necessary In view a the present condi'
ton of the immigration question.
Probably tho new ministry will he
charged with the task
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

PsT1xsrnG. Juns A-A faIl u earth
In oas a ths coal mines a the Carey
esnpany. nsaz 3vtsvals. ysutssdsy even.
ing. eut0uhsd Jomss Joknsco. Andrew
Hsasy knnA 1hsis eoopanioas saahsd
- ths soocue snd aftss ssvsssl hoors
hard Uoek ~ I've usa vef0 removed.
Al vtso noss - - injusua- kass's
in1nrsss 'ags psohably fnsaL HE hesd
vss erushsd by . hsGe ssek. He has
not yet Esgainsd coasciousnesA Kane
h = ysass q 80 and unnssrisAl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

The Catholic lDs~pAny ~ The Fatr Ons
az The I.srxess shown.

CnIcAoo. June .. The Catholic
educational exhibit in manufacturers
building Was formally opened TO the
public yesterday. The display. which is
one of the largest in the liberal arts de.
partmsnt. covers floor space of 29,2l4
feet II Was expected that Archbishop
Feehan would be present. but he was
unable to be here. h. r. Mclean, in
charge Of the exhibit. opened the pro-
csedings by addressing Bishop Spslding
and announcing that the catholic educa.
tional exhibits were complete aud
awaited his declaration of . formal
opening. The bishop In accepting them
spoke at some length. commenting on
the display and the features they en-
braced. DR.. Peabody, ~ whom. on be.
half OF the exposition. tho bishop turned
over the exhibit. responding briefly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

NE Tso-rSax. Conn. June 25-The
managers e< fise ykle and Harvard var.
sisycrt NET yesterday sff~rppon ami
sffss txsr ss.lernik~ siseeas~.ssn reached =
5~ s.soa - rss tse 'esrs;ts rare ppon
stream II 1850 c'riocs Friday morning.
Juue 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Albany. n. T.. June -. The duke II
veragus accompanied 10y the ducberx.
his exceliency Christopher Columbus.
the marquis of Villaliobra. the
chevalicr Charles AquiIora. the
viscountess de CeIebranto. and
Col. John w. L. Pruyn. of
the reception committee arrived in Al
bany thia evening. The ducsi party was
met at the depot by Mayor Manning
and 4 citizens committee appointed 10
receive and entertain thepi while in
Albany. After the introdsictions the
party and the committee walked 10 the
Delavan house which is only step OF
two from the depot There was large
crowd at the depot 20 welcorae them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

nssssS. Iare = 1ke tierussn fos.
ssar sfss,e experts ibsf Enssia wili
o. th&sh ssf<.s = earf srrrtsi 6 Sf against
tlefrafx 1hn sfhesis atfrikafss fhs
failure ~ ase.stsaf.ens between kssssas
atsa tsT, ,ane g s'Ssne. i'hlse aad Pan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
sIrnf the Irack.

BENxNT. lila. June 3i.- Samuel Bos-
net and James Bradley. two farm hands
going homc from town last night
stopped on the railroad 10 rest aud went
10 sleep. A Wabash train struck them,
killing Bosnet instantly and fatally in
iuring Bradley. Their home is at Sails
hurry Mlssnnri
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
Bac Costonwo,ti Fir.

DEspwoop. :. d.. June % Fire
which broke out yesterday afternoon
ia pile II co.dwood containing 10000
cords caused total loss Of 100000 to
the Homesiake and Associate mining
companies. One hundred men are fight
ing the hames
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

LONDON. June Sit is understood
that Rear Admiral Markham will be
court martialed with officers u the
Campcrdown. as that vessel carried his
fag as second in command Of the
squadron when shs collided with the
Victoria.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Torsr.o. Ohso, June H-Ths h,ds II
. man found drowned ~ Monroe. Mich
or Saturday n thoaght n be thsf q
es state Senst5s David Paul - Cenics-
borg. ohia. who msster,esssiy t62p
p~ares frou sb<t city pu Hsy II vtsh .
lsree sou ~ asvpcy IN bis pan~ssrsnr.
Ae Far ss given tie description II TIE
drowned man rerresp,pde = that IL ths
missing e~nsfof and the Theory that he
sasf sifh fcsl play sn5 ~as thfo~n Into
the rfrrf ss-esDe - fr lsornt out A
large scalp wound 10 essd - IN vis,his
on the body found ss Monroe Tie
friends a iise nsis>'ne man wiii prohsil, !,
jrvr~figzfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Asestft. NJ spns ~ The wlii ani
eiasssos 4 t.e swhsfs fslesassf e.smpsHs
NHfaei 81 2 attFk tbis atsanlnn Z
esther With ffssea rAfs lssassi esh
1s.af aiisi asss tasii~ls n shess isss
ssaftsi issrgsase s.sitxst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Galvtst iellusness - g. FpeeuAnrg ~
anc1ng - 4nm6an eUvePnDsno - -
mAnA tmpnnnih1o conooonk1n& The
Asvarian nogus kas ppettioosd (Shanpei-
lor Voc Copgigj - oufnh1iGh oGg1cultn-
ral sttAcAss - I'll 0ssnan snbnnp6aA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

RoxE. june I -Csrdiual Thomas on
assuming his title today delivered 4
discourse on the papacy - democratic
republic He said that the pope treated
with democracy - Sixtus v treated
with Henry w and ~ Plus VII treated
with Napoteou. Cardinal Thomas 10
archbishop of Rneun. Francs. He xss
raised 10 the cardinAisss on January 6
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

PARIS. June -. Dispatches from
Bangkok state that the French troops
have occupied the ialands OF Rong and
Rong Salem ia the gulf of Siam. No
resistance WAS offered by the natives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

MELnouRxE. june 25.- Goldsborough.
Mort 4 CO.. hanksrs and merchants
in this city. have suspended payment
Liabilities. T2J00.000. They are ex-
pected TO resume business shortly.