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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
INsuLTED THE FLAG
Boat Load Of American Sailors
Fired At in San Domingo
THREE OF THEM ARE WOUNDED


NEw Yonk. Dee 38-Ths stssnship
q. w. Clyde. from Turks island. which
arrived here today. brings . rsposs of
sn outrage inflicted ou' the crew of the
American schooner Henry Crosby.
which lost her bearings and put into tho
port of Old Azua. San Domingo The
fruf oficer and four seamen got into the
boat and pulled Tor the shore Whea
about 300 yards out file u soldiers In
the uniform Of the Dominican govern.
ment came running down to the beach.
and Ieseiina their caFbines at the men
Ia the small boat. fred. One u the
rowsfs thQw up his hands and fell over
into the bottom of the boat
The others paused in surprise and At
fright when suddenly another voiley
Was sent among fhem bx the soldiers on
shore This time the first oiiccr was
struck The other three sailors turned
the boat about and desperately pulled
Tor the schooner.
One sailor May Die
The men were taken on board. when
1t was found that the first officer had
received o bullet in the shoulder and
that the seaman was struck by several
balls. A bad wound in the back made
it doubtful IL the man would recover.
AT the Domingo consulate il was said
that no information had been received
Of the affair. and pending its arrival n o
opinion could be given. II was limited
about the maritime exchange that the
people OF the Crosby have been guilty OF
violation Of some port or customs regu-
lation.
IL is believed that the speedy depart
ure Of the U. s. s. Ksarsaree on Decem.
ber II from this port for San Domingo
wss due 10 the governments receipts OF
the news Of the firing on the Crosby
IL was given out at the time that she
was to look after American interests
during the local embroglio there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
IN Rad SHAPE
English Trade the Paat Year Has Been
Discouragiug.

LONDON, Dec. 25.-The Pail Mall Ga
zette publishes review OF the trade Of
the year. compiled from the official re-
turns. during which il says:
Trade during 1893 was worse even
over the country's industries The inn
100000 as compared with 1892, and ex-
ports declined f6500.0 COO There has
been q shrinkage in every important
class Of imports and exports Tobacco
with an increase OF imports OF f67 coo.
and manufactured articles made in Ger
many and elsewhere. with increased i'm
ports amounting to $4,000. are the
only exceptions. As an aid to this lat
ter competition. machinery for mill
works has been exported
The coal trade and the trade in tex
tiles have declined enormously. and the
value Of the yarns exported have di-
minished nearly 81. 100000. The ship
ments OF coal have suffered an equal
reduction. and there is terrible depres-
sion in all trades. due to the coal strike.
prior TO which trade was reyiving. The
cotton trade was not only injured by the
coal strike but by increased foreign
competition. and the quantity OF raw
cotton imported Is remarkably small;
less than 100000 cwts. have been pur-
chased in all countries; whereas. moro
than this was obtained in America alone
In 1893
During the past month the export OF
cotton yarns aud twists has declined in
bulk; but has been compensated for by
an increase in price. The decline In the
exports OF cotton piece goods Is serious.
Last month their value decreased f20.-
co., Since 1901 there has been an un-
broken decline in the quantity and the
value Of these goods for eastern de-
mands On the other hand. American
trade is steadily advancing; but what
effect the change OF the tarifs viii cause
10 matter OF conjecture.
Brazil and the other South American
republics. except Chill. have been large
buyers Merchants generally. however,
are looking with confidence for an i'm
proving trade in 1894. provided there Is
no serious strike or lockout.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

They cspt.re villa and NEsssry sest
tu psstn<lae Them

Ro~s. Dee - The snti tan aEisa
tion ~ she Sicilssa s-N.-sass a The lpaer
eiasses generally IN siclilsn cllies asd
villages eunpnses q srread Ness -
socialist aemoastfations hed snsa-fsx
disturbances are fecefsesl sino~i cus1-
staatly "a Palermo 80 Itstsnesa. a
to~a q sUss iahae4tants. teeHts ere
aslies frea tiirseuta 80 mea. ssirposed
% te a,enbeFs q The fssesn eser<t -
elety a resoistienarf efkspisssisso. -
talked shs wills q Prince ffabsa drove
- shs ssFtssfs asz ta-ps pee-e-ssssii u
ne halfsEg aaa EFesn1i. y bee 80
tsstce tssesEfasl - tategfsfe tes fiet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
FoRrUNE FoH HIs HEIRS.


0O<D " Ss4 Css
DErRorr. Mich. Dec. 2a-Some years
ago William willcocks left England
with his psrsnts and came to Windsor.
He remained only short time and then
returned 70 En2land 10 marry girl TO
whom ne was engaged. Arriving at his
native town he found that the girl had
become the bride Of another two weeks
previously. This drove him almost mad
and without giving his friends or
parents any notice. be left for some for
eign country. He roamed about for
several years. finally settling in New
Zealand, where be amassed comforta-
bic fortune. finally dying there.
The attorneys who drew the old mans
will begaur 10 search for the heirs named
therein. and finally. after much cor
respondence, their identity was estab-
lished. They we're Mfs Susan Roe Of
Detroit. Mary Searle and Hannah Searle
OF Rockford. Illinois; Mrk Giddy OF De-
troit, John Wilicocks Of Wempleton.
Illinois, and Samuel Wiilcocks OF
woodsley. Ontnfio. Today the money
was distributed in Windsor. The total
amount a the fortune was $4,000 in
American money and the sum was di-
vided into six shares. Mra Giddy had
in the an1me died and her share was
divided AMONG her three children, all
residents Of Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

CoLusBus. Ohio. Dec. 28.-T'he speak
ership contest seems 10 be more unset
tied than ever. TO disinterested OBJ
server n is evident that both candidates.
Messrs. Boxwell and Griffin, have de-
pended upon the support Of some mem
bers who are not willing to unqualitedly
support them. A large majority Of the
members Of the house declare that they
are not bound 20 either Boxwell or Has
kell. who Is eagerly looking after the
unplsdged members.
In this contcst the developments re-
veal come strange political bedfellovs
Ex Governor Foster appears working
against Mckinley. while Ex-Governor
Foraker joins hands with him in help.
ing along the political interest Of his old
enemy, ex President Harrison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

NEw YoRK. Dec. 2s-The whalemen
Of Southampton killed large male
whale of watermill today. Two boats
Joined In tho exciting chase. Captain
Rogers and CaptsiD Hubert White. two
retired Arctic whslemen. commanded
the boats Captain Rogers boat was
made fast and he was killed by one Of
the crew. The dead whale was landed
al the Mecox Lsfe Saving station. near
Bridgehampton. where the b.ubber viii
10 cut OF aud tried out The estimsfcd
value IL the whale IL $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
INcENDIARy BLAZE
Several Firms harmed Dat. Causing .
I.o~s OF &2ss. 600.

HuIssoKo, Texas. Dec. 2s-Fire that
started in Roscnbaum's dry goods store
at midnight last night sas the most
destructive that has ever been experi-
enced here Firemen and citizens were
unable 10 fight the flames successfully.
which continued 10 burn Tar into the
morning hours. The entire block on
the east side q the public square. in
which vere located many % the largest
mercantile houses, were entirely wiped
out causing the destruction % the bus
mess of a score or more Of firms The
loss 10 Esss.ooo. about obe-fhirsi covered
by insnraoce. Origin of the Ere is be-
lieyed to have been inceadiary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
YOU ARE NY MURDERER
Prcndergast Creased . Sensation Dur
ing Lawyer Trudc's Plea.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S-Attorney Wade ad-
dressed the jury ia behalf Of the pris-
onor 10 the Prendergasf trial today.
Mr.. Wzde's address created considerable
interest. because OF his introduction of
the quaint practice of addressing the
jurors individually. He cioeed Nth an
eloquent plea for his ciient'slife.
Succeeding Mr.. Wade. Attorney Hude
made the closing speech for the prose
cution. His address Vas eloquent and
at times bordered on the sensational
During Trude's address Prendergast
jumped 10 his feet and exclaimed: Il
was not animated by malice. I swear
before high heaven that was not fou
are my murderer il l die" Lawyer
Trude. In pleading for death sentence,
said:
The Harrisons would be the last 60
ask the execution of an insane man.
The question in: Are We 20 live under
the stars aud stripes or the red fisg o'
snarchyys
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

NssBvTLLE. Tenn. Dec. 2s.--The sp-
plicztion Toe receiver Tor the Chesa.
peaks. Ohio A Southa estern Railroad
company was heard by Judge Lastin OF
the United States circuit court az
CisrkssilIs today. Judge Lustin sp-
pointed too receivers. Gen. John T.
Eehols general manager and ~ John
BeriIs. their bonds seing axed at s5O.-
0oa The application for ar islnnction
against other funds vas refused
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

wAsunsoroS. Dec. 3-New postmas-
ters appointed today: Cumber. John A.
Graham. vice Mrs A. J. Gordon. re-
moved; Dodge Arthur Woodmansee,
vice William H. Dodge. removed; Dry
den, William A. wilson, vice J. Manwar-
ing. removed; Leesvill4 Robert C. kalt-
hod, vics Saoob Poppsr. rs1ignsd; Nau,
binway. George K Tusxer. vice Bruno
LeClere, resigned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
WAS TIRED OF LIFE
Jacob kopp ol The City suicided
4 6sIdiae
VICTIM or DfmocaATIc TIMES


RxtDrxo. d. A--Jacob Kopn. =
Gsrm.a- oem. -. ve~teraav irom
f,r..d R.,sd. s,.nr<,-.S 1. - 4. s~.rch
OF sos. ne nsd oese sssuna pes
unui about noon tooey vhen ne vss
seen going into the Chemicai Works
buiIding. A little later a eup,oye of
the Rsfrigsrator company found him
hanxinr bv the neck snsreoded IN the
az fror, /. .h.ft ~. s>.t sho.t tvo feet
- a.. -. - - .s..sss
- p-.s-ss- 49, ss -
s'.n fssa - - :. sep
TOOK dose O snet to maxi sure o. tne
deed. A seep-isddee sas uesd, which ne
had kicked from uudsr him a'tsr placing
the rope arouod his neck. Coruoer
Laphan ordored N inoueef and the Jury
,etu,red ! ver<t;-t - .rcorTi.nce with
ar- ssr..~ss-l w~-r. h.,,,d !.
sAe - - - - :. -
ing nsa nos osen us9e tos soa'e a'1s' -
put was osiog useo for store room oy
the ksfrigerator company and had they
not been shipping today the body might
have hung there Tor soms time kopp
han relatives living here: no reason Is
civ n foy the deed but 4 a supposed
-. h..;.- - ~. =. =, .,,,l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

JAcesoxvtlls. fia-. Dee - Charles
Mitchell and James J. CoFhett we're ar.
rcsled today sccofding "a pre- arranged
program oi the Dugsl Athletic eiut 10
60 test the law 10 the state IN referuncs
10 glove contests. Doth pugilisis wers
released oa tl.sc beads 70 appear foe
trial January = The club ell bsas ell
fha sss~ns@s az she essntast
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

ATtkxric. Iowa. Dec -. T. q.
steinke wAs todsy appointed receiver
for the Csss County bank, private ia.
ssstution. u which n. &. fstxer is pfesi-
dent snd A ~ Dicksrson cashier. The
liabilities are estimated at f.s1ooo with
s~sets somewhat les. The failure vas
csa>ed by inability 90 reshrs upon
heasy real estate Investments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Viola stevoas' Death.
HILIsDALK. Mich. Dec 8-Ths cor
oner's jury brought ID verdict yestsr.
day aftsrnoou Ia the Viola Stevens casa
to the effect that Viola came to her
death December - By means Of Grim
insl abortion produced by Ruth A..
Saunders at the solicitation aud pro-
curement Of Remus Abbott and Ira
Wright, both OF WHOM are held equally
guilty with Ruth Saunders Remus
Abbott was ordered into custody by the
coroner Ira Wright 10 in jail. while
Mrs. Saunders il sick at her home in
Bankers The examination viii proba-
bly, commence nsxt Tuesday. The
sheriff and prosecutor are holding a
consultation. They intimate that there
will be great many witnesses II the
case comes TO trial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Two Females UAfer ssrscsiianer IA
the Conghlin Trial.

the Conghlin Trial
CHICAGO. Dec. All xas whispered
among the officers Of the state 81 The
Cough hlin trial today that an attempt 20
tamper With the Jury had been dis
covered. No harm ls done ~ Jet. u IL
thought and the suspected persons are
being constantly shsdoxrd by oficcrs
who will arrest them should any overt
act be attempted. The effort 20 com-
municate with the jury xss made IN the
court room during the progress of TIE
trial. The persons chosen - the emss-
saries of the conspirators are two sp-
men. Their constant daily aftendsEcs
st the trial excited sune suspicion and =
watch was set on them
In consequence a the discovery .of tie
attempts Of the women 90 communicste
with the jury q new rule regarding sd'
mission 20 the courtroom was pot in
force today. Tickets will be Issued
hereafter only by Chief Baiiiff Caroisn
and each ticket viii be good Cor oniy one
session Of court By this means Only
persons known 30 be reputable xili be
admitted and the chronic aftsndant< zf
the trial will be shut cut
Jonss Carlson. owner cf the noted
Carison cottage. wsr the first witness
called in the case to-day. He uss called
70 show the copnection of the Carlson
cottsre with the ronspirscy. Msr1in
Burke rented the cstfsge in March. bot
did not occupy Il He testified 30 the
furniture being moved in. hut no sign
Of habitation Vas scrn arornd the
place till the evening of N.y 4. when.
Tor the FIRST time. lights scrs seen In the
cottage.
When the trial was resumed In the
afternoon. juror Clark Bruce. speaking
for his colleagues. sskcd Tor the plat
showing the location and relative posi-
tons II the Carlson cottage. the housr
in the rear where the CarIeons lived and
the house of Il. OSnl.ivau- This in.
terest arose from Jonas carlson's tessi-
mony relating TO Williams visit 20 the
ice man after renting the cottage and
the conversations on the witnesses re-
garding his tensnts The jury gathered
around the plat and inspected IL closely.
johanna Garrison. wife of Jonas. nddrd
little 20 the old mEn's story ~ his
dealings with Martin Burke. alias Frank
Williams When Williams called %
pay the sccopd month's rent April -.
she asked him: -What's the reason
you don't move In We dont like 90
zee the cottage empty 50 long" viii.
a. ,,.x -. i,ttie mor. th., = ~c.s
before ue can move in.-
Tne aef.n.- oh,.csed % Mr.. Cnrlso,
..xior srxtbi,e sboof . .trarge. ramil
a. ws,h the cIrro,..tancc~ al WsIl,.,,.
r.,s;rv the coftag. AMI The cort.r,ts "a
a.. l.,f.r re<c,vcJ frou Ha,ntot,,.a 4,
d,.ns ~bo c.lies On the Crrlson. lat.
a.. - A.. A.. 4
e.. cnft.c~ for W,lhsns TIE ol,,.r-t -
shs st.t- n a. .b,r shsf tbe seh.a.e ~ shs
,,,,,s-',r.,ors VS. 20 k.-r s.<e<.f a. l..,,,
- ,,<.--,i,ie tbe sr,.s "a ~. ,.,,r.i.',
~,tt .ll th. .s,.rarss ~x;I.r,,.. =, |.
r.,--,. 1.h. rou,f r.-rrrea ,ts ,i-r,..<,'
- .sr.,>~ss . ,srs.. ,.s.o unfsi tc,-...,.
-,
-. 1,,.l.fl "A ,,,. <i,.-. - an.
-. 80. .f,<r,,,.. .d,..,,-h.5 49,
t,.ne~, .,a re.a ths lsw !, fhs f,c,y 1l.
~-~~-@~N = -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

w.sHIxeros. Dec - The annual
rrpor, q the sup~sv,sinz architect shows
tia, there hss been expended la the
Detroit putilte besldinx up 10 October !.
f76S41a The total amount apprepfi
afed Zoe tie structure aimee ls1 -
sl8sL63s The balance is ssii ,lats from
shleh s~T.ait. the contract liability, l.
81 10 .tsk~h. leaving the Ret balance
sFs1Eif
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
pxriilnx Hou.r Rurned.

L.rsrR. Mich. Dec. - The dwelling
house occupied by Ripley White vas
almost entirely consumed by fre last
night A small portion Of tie contents
vere saved. II wAs the property of T.
N. Barroxs Of Hfllsdsle There was
only Insurance. amounting 10 goo on
the house asd contenfa IN tie Gfand
Rapid. fire fnsorance company. The
lo~s xas probably fi.1u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
GRAPE CULTURE
State Horticulturai Society In Session
at I.awton.

LAwToS. Mich. Dec. 2S.-Todsy's ses-
sion OF the Michigan State Horticultural
society was mostly devoted to the sub
ject OF grape culture Papers were read
by T. v. Munson of Dcnison. Texas; Co
Iumbus Engle Of Pas Paw; w. +. Bird
OF Ann Arbor; W. A. Smith OF Benton
Harbor; C. p Chicestes OF Battle Creek.
A report upon the seasons work With
grapes at the state experiment station
was made by President Lyons. The
evening session was occupied with papers
by Prot. l. K Taft. horticuiturist OF the
Michigan Agricultural college and DIR.
w. j. Beat, botanist, Of the same college.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
coaaema. chsn. Bo.d schema.

PHfLxpslras. Dec 1s--Genersl Mas
ter W0rkmen Sovereign eill issue an
sd,ires- fomofroe o. the Knights ~
Lsbor eooEiemaing Secretary CARLISLE :
e'hems - isens s8nno0tob worth -
boasis. The address y . lengthy one
and fIsiesng from 80 tons Mr.. Sovereign
y greatly stirred sp over Secretary Car
Iiein tslea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

TIRES RrvxRs. Mich. Dec. 2s.-Frank
Cole pleaded guilty to criminal assault
on little Julia Whitmore and was sen
fenced TO twenty Ave years in jackson.
Judge Loveridge remarked 10 making
the sentence that in all his experience
he had never dealt with man guilty OF
so base an act as that comm tilted by
Cola
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

ArHrSs. Ohio. Dec. 2s.--Miss Con.
stance Grcevenor. eldes; daughter ef
Congressman O. IL. Gfosveoor. and VIII
son II. Mckec. q young druggist. srrc
married a. the NJ. t. church at thiz
place yesterday afternoon. the Rev. +.
L. Kelly n Columbus officiating
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

>s~ Yazs. ncc. - In the sstliay
bicycle uontess the msdnighl senss sss
a. lsal.fssi ss.oek, ~ Wallet ls2i6,
Msstln l.faa Aibeft. Isl. Meisel
ieis. Yea t.ashsfx. ieia ua.mss. ptf;
uaidsa. sss. fesstsF bA', AsAsnsef. 81
Hallna- IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

VIENNA, Dec. 2a-Adolphs yelinck.
the senior Austrian rabbi. 10 dead He
was born at Droloxitz. Moravia. an is3o.
and early in life won a high plsce in
Jewish religious circles as csosc stu
dent OF the Talmud. He was the au-
thor OF number Of well known rclig-
inxaa uopka
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

CEssroarsvftsA Iod.. Dee &-Tbe
large elevators sud iioaring mllls ~ A.
W. Dchesty Brntiser. iocstrd ~ f~.
dnra. nssf this cstF. we're tetsify de-
stFoyed b. fre esfit this nnofuins- The
loe~ eia reach ffe.sfp sith Insurance. q
si1Buo OriEin nnknowB.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

Ms.osfxss Mich. Deo - i'stsf
Gassaf~sa eas fnan4 frozen 10 death
near TzltsS, thss cseniy, y@steFsiay lie
staffsd % Nsik ffem hlsfheasoa to .
hseiae c.4y hss hesa dnakina, lasi
kls ~as, kteasss exhausted assl laid
deen IN thk sno4. Nhsa faand be ~
esthsa : alert disisaea q lhs eamp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

- AaaANAW - - -" 49,
Dvttre. Minu.. Dec. - Ths nave.
nent for a noa partisan ns-e a,e-ting -
he held a. the rify hsii today - protest.
s1ainst Vie ffre iron 90 schedules -
ske Wilesn tarid b,ll resalted N q nehss
prsashns nass e repabiicsas md dssth
ccrafe boidsag tse dsetrict mseftuss "a
ske haa a. ne sauas tina ioe shsiF
nsan a ssch fsciina held the foft against
storns sci rrpte~fs and dennneistienz
frosu his opgpaents IN the bs~ff &C TIE
haif snd saca surcssted Ia sf<clafipa
a,is,ftei tas rpsoiufiass isvi.4ff 81 -
sifprcrtera The ueeeax Gnaliy h~rks
ur asd ne frFh'alraas fsae~satliesi "a
The fen.ri~ theatfe, Nhers kh.y 20.
ahIrs=.f reeaialiaHs ealing ap,sA Aslaf
haIieta fse sstaafee a c.sssfess leens.
sntina thls tiotrirt. q, onposs fs.e srs
SD presrsf ssainef tha Nassn srhaf
uiaa The si~lh1efsfa soafiausst thesf
nse~fiua sf she eifg hsE aasi sfoptel
fnsolai.sns nss9e A4les lalassie -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

GrBRALrAA Dec. -. - The British
steamer CornhilI collidsd today of THE
port With the British steamer Douglass
Hill The Cornhiil surk Her crew Was
saved by the crew Of the surviving vos-
eel. The Cornhill weut down slowly. 20
that tbs captain OF the Douglass hiii
had no difficulty IN lowering boats aud
rescuing the officers ana crew Of the
Coruhiu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29
BoILER EXPLODED.


PERr, lad. Dec. 2a-Thirty hor~s
power boilef saN mill % Abe NcDonsld
aud Will Dice. few miles east u this
c:ty. exploded this afternoon, wrecking
the bulIding snd instantly killing George
McDonald. bret 1eF. and Hob Mcdonald.
ssn a the proptistof. Ar. Dice vss IN.
i0red soDewhst ~ hyine piece a
iron. Tee bodses of The two victims
xrre horribly nutllsted. The hosler wss
q second hsnd onel bet uas thoeght 10
he aafe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

NanffSs Fsnss. Ohia. Dec. - The
Aetna. Afsndari spa lssnEhiln Iroa 4
htsri ulils snd Npsacs Nahs foandfy
% the piern have al fssnmsd wefh.
sissne enrioymenf - 30 uian. The
rfs<pssts Tor a lsua shd sissdy sun are
eaaslisfnd esasst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

rseox CRY. Coi. Dee. - Jpdgs
Hssiey tn.iAy sratenc-a sF1lism r. kos-
erfs. The ksslFia f,eaksr charges 9TH -
ee3vise 3epositA kngwlniftke fens - -
irsoissaa v three yssrs r. TIE psaitcn-
ttsfy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-The Hamburg cor
respondent OF the Central News says
that Prince Bismarck has been confined
TO his bed by cold since December ~
He 10 said nov 20 be making fair pro-
oress towards recovery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-29

AsoouLyNE. France. Dec. &.-The
trial OF the prisoners accused OF partici-
pating In the attack on August is on
the Italian iaborers employed 1T the
.Aignss Mortes salt works. when ten
men were killed and twenty six wounded.
was begun today. Several prisoners ad-
mitfed their assault on the Italians
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nsrsh. the milss frsu toup. hy tvo
email boya The mea sss yslusbis. bat
not ettsr uas tpoehsd. The ooly
things taken we're ponglon certificates
Of which thers vsrs many Ia the mall
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Pans, Dec. 2x Four Orrini bombs
were found in the Rue Picard this even
ing. They were taken by the police TO
the municipal laboratory.
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aeg asa atfa esfs tesaa lead 10 besi
a. = sssrssss. h4siss tesa ssFhf sial1i
~ ga lfen sesl stoFss
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ysllsw Rsssp Baas R>oks~ oss u ~
G<rtckea Ci<y.

G<rtckea C1<y.
Bukzos AfRrk Der. &-Ths latest
reports from Ho Jznsiro are - the efIect
that the city = being vioientiy bo0-
basdrd. A nuuber oi perscns hare besn
killed b. shoss from The insurgr<t 49,
sslR A heavy firs y returned iron ths
gosernment for1A The severity a the
csoon&ding has greatly alarmed the
popnisce. Al the shops srs closed
Yellow feFer In the worst form hAa
hroken out in the city and has already
caused i've deaths
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rook the Rome Ronte

HonER, Mich. Dec. 3.-William II.
Ashley Of Eckford township. hanged
himself in his barn this morning. De-
spondency brought about by sickness
was the probable cause He was about
IA xeara old