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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Sew Nlichigan Poe.ma-,cr..

wAsnrSGToS. july s.--Michigan post
masters appointed today: A. B. Whit
more. To succeed w. g. Whitney. re-
signed, at Allen. liillsdale county; &. r.
Norton. Ia succeed L. NJ. Sloan. re-
moved. at Dimondsle. Eaton county;
Daniel Mcqueen. To succeed {. ii. Dem.
ing. removed. al Dutton. Kent county;
G.. j. Buthcr. 81 succeed Seneca Sly. re
moved. at Elm Hall. Graiiot county;
Burton Boyce. 30 succeed III n. Olsayer.
removed. at Hamburg. Livingston
county: u. NJ. Marlin. TO succeed 8 W.
Wallace. removed, al Hartland. Liyipgs-
ton county. NJ. II. Catalan. To suetcei
W. J. Tal,er. removed. af Hubbarslsson.
ionia county; John Kelly. 10 succeed g.
III. Van Woert. removed. at Port Austin.
Huron county; :. 4. Green. In succeed
H. r. Hamilton. removed. at Sand Lake,
Kent county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

rNn,rroy StiiI Has TIA Tornsd. yh,-
fius< ~ shs Hospital

f1asras. lo,vs. July : There are
nax iu ths variogs herpitsis hers / ~
EcorIe Of th.s nHmbeF ten or txelFe
Nli fie Fifty ara severely injured but
thev sianf. a better rdance ~ recovery
ttan ~ d7iee fffern sfa quise badly
srfr srf The As.anee have merely cuts
ln8 trp 49, uo4t q thena Painful. b'It
raf dangerous VIII its,se that haze
aissf ~ death st rrsches a total =
fHrff mne FhIs i,ee nnf inriads the
s'fesn sr mare Who sefs siiissi cut IN 'he
eaaafFv hsrsatefffs hut merely thaee who
were uttair fte etrr0rsfe Afuits q i'afn-
rss when the f.ore swaore3 tewn
uorr fhe tn~1. iisnrs eaixr. Nh3 h.tsi
=eeers' t,ssFs trlken ard xhr ~ss ia
Iar-i .nieraaiig vas ace nf tho~e ~
sutrsfre h,i saiss fise ether vas
tsfg The ia pefsa0s ncx tke hsrs
rittis sre 90 - anf means sli that
eere irlnr-ss F1fF ffiv ehe we're
hHrt. ant naHF = thsu seriously. az.
e-re s8spn aNar ~ ffseras and fes
fit-- o. ssssnsuG faens or fsrns hlusss
frix1 "a streets tfe fis - aFgrlr
Nhe ~, f.bHtHa Sang rifh taae- nr
fafehes ~ VAa bsve t.,eig arms i1
ass sr t4rslsurs over fhfr hssi. ae,t
Et-ts tt iGrret epfs G. saY g ~
sas Ee fas sef kasi ~
k-.ifttst fae ens
~ abilities o. tae sssg s-tsss PSI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
RUNS THROUGH GOLD FIELDS
International Raiiroad Way Partially
I'sy for Conssrursian.

WASHINGTON. July The Tnterna
tEonal railroad survey. authorized by
congress in accordance with the plan
adopted bs the Panama canal confer
ence Ia isso. has been practically com.
pleted AL the surveying PARTIES have
returncsl t. Washington and are nov en-
gscei at the headquarters 81 the com
mission in this city. writing up the dssa
they have secured
The line surveyed runs from the
southern boundary G, Mesico 81 tie
northern boundary a. Bolivar and is
1000 miles in icBgih IL eonnects TIE
railroad systems - North America slfh
ihose - South America. II - sa,d that
a feasible route hae been found for the
entire distance. with no greater grade
than per cent
4, is further said that 'he encineef
Who vas IN charge - the survey through
col0nlis reTfris fof fsanv miles The
line rnns through a mining region a.
rich that The material lug oai - The
eats Il the rad would conisin enough
gold an1 siltrf - pay f6t Tie es,nerae
tioH - the road over that seCt8on. THE
s~,esiiiy accxmnts for the retioeore
maintained ss a. the rrEgress - the
-x1~E
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Brzzsnp's BAY. Nssu- July {. With
regard o. the presidents coBdition 20.
right. Colcnsl i2mout <sss nething
moro can he said than hss Already i-~en
published The president - imgros-
ing. The Hon Richard pines, -
fofBey general. arrived here this
afternoon from Iiceton lie was s,en
a. he siighied fr,m the ffain. anf asid
that be was passing through on his wsy
o. Falmouth. wheFe be has q snmnarr rec
,dcuc... be ccncludosi o. make cal 90
tho president Afterwards Mr.. olney
ssid that Mr. Cleveland wac doing finely.
wre in good sr'fits and st,parrrfiy
enjoying efcFilcns hcalth aud
thar bic illne~s VIE eii cgns-
fined a. his kncr and fosf. which
uas swollen eomeshst Mr. Bines ae-
cruupanied the sffornc, general sss,fh
retaining o. Falmnih un TIE evening
frnin Colonel ilansnHt and ~ Bfyant
visited White isiaDd. ak miles fresn
here. and hroprhi home ecFaf tsss aud
other Esh NrA Hpyt ~ fseatrire. Ssss
TIE fsrasalsni's slsvief. arrived tcnirhs
sle cause 80 visif AMI I'D s,ef knos a
Nj Cisselands slckne~s nptll ssle az.
rived
.Exeutive Caert rBr,rr wi8 sgs-nd
Sunday psth hs yefentf m Aianghela.
Nothing - a professional sbAsscf~s
keefys ~ Ery at herr. which shows
thai the president is f0f ~ any srFfau~
s4oD8isicn "a asuss woaid make bln az
peHs
Nh CIsrsinra engaged the dst With
bis vifs and ii,iie dsaghtef N various
gaefimes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Inhuman Russian Peasants Would Not
Attempt Rescue Without Pay.

ST.. Pt1kKssrR re-. July s.-Full partic
uIars Of the burning IL the steamer Al
fons near Romany July 4. have been re-
ccived The steamer was laden with
bales of wadding. The fire. it
i supposed. was started by a spark from
the pipe VI careless smoker. ard the
steamer was soon completely enseloped
in flames. Through an error on the part
of the wheeIman the vessel run aground
some distance below the land
ing. The passengers became panic
stricken and dozens iumred
overheard. Many were drawn under by
the current and by the still revolving
propellors. Nearly fifty persons were
drowned. The large loss of life was
partly due to the inhumane conduct OF
peasants On the river bank. who refused
10 go 10 the rescue unless they
we're paid fu the work. their demands
varying from loo 10 900 roubles for each
person The fire lasted several hours
Everything except the iron work was
destroyed. IL s believed that il the
steamer had not run aground at the
time she did. she would have REACHED
the landing and everybody would have
been saved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

isshsd ARE TIE fcliovspg dad: Miss
BkAks. john Betsys and two chlI<isen.
Henry 6aik<. Mrs b. J. HAVE. Mr.
Henry H1lsst. iieosy Iiuiess. Lena
Kiibs. J. Aob<fsln. HrsL James Miller
Aad baby. Rushtoa baby. rhomas wilk
iiison.
Carloads u pssvissons arrived on
every train and enough ciothiDg ~ sup
ply al the survivors . st~eksd ap ia the
building ussd - the headquarters of the
cDmmittee. What y needed now =
nsotsy. 1ke ssctims have plenty to eat
and wear. but they are 10 maet cases
fenniiessA What little they had ~as
tnsx hosnes and shat there vas ia them.
hut th<se have been biowniiwsy. Mohey
% rebuild them II what tho relief COM
rssttes m calling for nov. aud
their Leeis arc likely ~ be
promptly met. Abundant evidence Ut
this was resrived today. A telegram
was received from the mayor II Sioux
city saying $1,000 had been raiscd there.
Another from dee Moines announced
that like amount had been contrib
uted az the capstsl. Ersmetsturg sent
Sloo. and many other to'xns have prom.
ised 10 come 10 the frosit in good shape.
The State hank Il lemeroy swung 4
efreamer Ia the breeze this morning an
Iiouncing that funds tor the sufferers
could be- ieff thers. ansi az o'clock this
evening tsoo had heen handed in This
- mostly from excursh,nists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09


NEw YonK, July = An accident oc-
Cured on the elevated railway at West
Brighton Beach. Coney Island. this
afternoon ia which fifteen persons were
injured. II happesied at 2:i5 o'clock
and over 500 persors were in the station
waiting for the tram 10 carry them 10
the Brighton Beach race track. As the
txo cars were pushed into the station 10y
the small engine all were in great
hurry To get aboard aud rushed for
the rear car. Suddenly there was
a terrible crashing Of boards. fol.
lowed by loud shrieks. and twenty
fve feet Of the platform. where the
crowd was standing. cavcd in. The
broken hcards only dropped eight feet.
where they were caught by the cross
beams and held. Fortunately no space
was thrown open or the crowd would
have fallen IL the railroad yard below
and been seriously injured. The follow
inc are the injured as far as known:
Miss Lane. VI. Grossman. VI. Gallagher.
Miss Woodward. a. j. Geachs, James
Williams. The injured people suffered
bruise. cuts and few broken bones.
The most seriously hurt was NJ. Gala
CHER. His hip and one or two ribs were
broken. A few others were injured. al
though not seriously.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
TYRELL NOT ON DUTY
Colonel Of the First Regiment Is
Relieved Temporarily
For FREE USE or HIS TONGUE
He Criticised sAs A1iitsasy B0Ar<1's
Acskon Regarding the Encampurns
az Troops ~ she Fair.

LAssiSo. Mich. july a-Ihe couman.
der in chief of the military forces II the
ss2te has Issued an order which has
never been duplicated In the history of
the state militia In times Ut peace IL
y an order suspending John T. Tyrell oe
jackson. colonel Of tho First infantry.
from duty pending an Investigation into
An alleged grave breach u discipline.
and Lieut.. Col. Fred Shubel. Jr. u this
city has been placed in command.
Licutenant Colonel Shubei has already
issued an order assuming command Of
the regiment. The order susprnsling
Colonel Tyrell Was sent by Adjutant-
General Eaton to Brigadier General
Bowen at Ypsilanti Thursday afternoon.
and by latter transmitted 20 Tyrell 1t
Jackson.
Tyrclrs CrisSc.
II suspended him from duty from the
receipt and ordered him 10 report in
person TO the department here within
twenty four hours thereafter. Thus
Ear he has not put In an appearance
Colonel Tyreli's offense consists of his
criticisn Of the action IL the state mill
tary board in abandoning the proposed
Chicago encampment. aud in authoriz'
ing the publication of the statement that
he would grant leaves ~ absence 10 all
members of his command who asked for
them. and would try To induce the
colonels of the other regiments 10 do the
same.
For an officer of his rank, this is looked
upon N a most fiagrant breach of disci-
pline, as its only effect would he To ere.
ate feeling OF contempt among the
men for the orders Of their superiors.
Tyrell's appointment as colonel dates
from November IL. 1892
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
TWENTY WE'RE DROWNED.
A Yacht Capsixc~ on the Coast OF
Skcgnc>s Yesterday.

LoSDDs, July s.A sad accident re-
sulting In the loss of twenty lives oc-
Cured today off Skegncss. "A watering
place ON the east coast OF England. A
party went from the village for a days
sail In q yacht. They were caught i'm a
heavy aquall when some distance off
shore and the yacht capsized. Before
assistance could reach the people strug
ling in the water twenty ~ them. mon
and women, were drowned. Tho yacht
was usci for taking out excursion par.
ties. Most of the persons drowned were
artisans or artisans wives who had gone
To Skegness merely for the day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
snc a Mnnld.ne su,ciic.

FaSr. Mich. july ( Three suits
we're b.nan against Jacob Duidef. the
Argentine farmer who come tine ago AZ.
tempted 90 c.smmit suicide s,y cutting
bis throat The suits are ~ attach
ment and for the following amuensF'
A. II Buck. Linden. - ~ ~: The firsi
State and savings bsnk q Hniij
ki.lOtt;s. and Edwin Ncllpsh o. S. "
Tie piaiDt1s eiaim that Doi,ier has
disposed - his propefis . dsffaad II
j. Eow supgs sci that iioller lsst Ell
60 IN sfecnafiug - options The land
attached ~ ;Ae plaintiffs - vAloed -
sf4 rgsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

tHit ssao. Ialy Appleaitsn sss
faaie aHi ilil hlcsi a. TIE tlscntt tasisy
fas teestsas fa The fis-lecs t.si,i
asnfsfs esehanee There are ksstssl
~sffh - rsfisfafsis gasis in ihs tuis
Hs ansi ihe asftaitsrs tba aiakf tbe -
Ht = sat ffst ssiHe g. ftssilsistIes Z
sleiisfiY fiasias ag lta isasiarss 81
ssee r. sa.iss.lssina-@ siit.a eannei -
as-f see 80 asFr si.a.iai - ailasri e.
iasa..qt itsif 1ssfis heissa dsassgr -
siss4a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

49, - k~Aa&0o@ss@~<e-<o&sy 9~<<<ev&<A
Lospox. July s-Ths iirst perform
anco cf MAscsgni's -Iraptxsu" 1T Con-
vent Garleu theaieF last night. owing TO
the preserce u the composer ut the con-
ductor's desk, caused = scene of great
enthusiasm. MascsQni IL the lion Of
the English musicai nrasou. lie was
seen in Lady de Gfayis box at the gala
performance Tucsday. a tho conclusion
of which his hostooe psc1ented him with
the jeweled coronct lpom her fan. At the
close of the performauce IL .Irantzau"
he had feur recalls and WAS presented
with gold baton The opera. however.
cannot bc compared 10 'Cavalieria Rus
ticana" or even -Amico Fritz." and II is
hardly likely to bc . permanent fucccssL
The general opinion here is that Mas
cagni is overwritina himself. Ii is an
nounced from Berlin that he has just
sent the orchestral score Of his new
opera. ..Ratriiie." to the Hot theater.
The ROYAL Academy at last 10 making
an attempt at real and much needed
reform. The council has discussed and
probably will adopt = regulation limiting
the contributions a members 10 the an
nual exhibition to six and those Of out
besides rsising the tone of the academy
by compelling the exhibitors TO expend
their energies on fewer works than be-
fore. will tighten the selecting commit
tees difficult task Of choosing the best
Of any works by the same hand.
Clement Scott has returned 10 his
duties as dramatic critic of the Daily
Telegraph and draws u striking contrast
between English and American theaters
He says the latter have no rivals in the
world for comfort, safety and conven-
fence.
Gluck's ..Armida" will he revived at
the Paris opera house next season under
the direction Of Saint Saens. who will
introduce as farHs possible the features
OF the original score.
Archdcacon Farrar proposes to place
a memorial OF Bishop Brooks in St.
Margarets church ut Westminster and
invited donations
Loie Fuller brings her scrpentinc
dance To the Shaftensburg and Gaiety
theaters next week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
EuLALlA LIKED AMERICA.
Sho Enjoyed Hcrself During the
Whole of Her Visit.

MADRID. July s.-The Infanta Eula-
liza. who reached here yesterday. re-
ceiyed the American press representa-
tive today at her palace The princess
said she welcomed the chance 10 speak
direct to her American friends. She
said she had hugely enjoyed herself
during the whole period Of her visit to
the United States, and she felt that she
knew and respected the American peo-
pie as she never had before. The prin-
cess charged the prsas representative to
repeat her heartiest thanks TO the
American government and people. She
had been charmed by her enthusiastic
reception and would find great pleasure
in relating the details OF her visit to all
her friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Isnssisc. Mich, July srhe Davis
Iron Ore company has resumed work.
The force employed is only a email one.
but the fact that such a concern - able
Ia resume operations Is thought to
augur well for other companies. Mayor
Osborne expects hard winter Tor the
large number ~ the unemployed miners
and last night recommended 10 the city
council 10 stop all work on street I'M
provemenfs so as to enable tho cify "a
felp such families during the winter.
The city IS az present making Tag inn
rroyements in the sewerage system and
these may he chopped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
BERING SEA CASE IN
Mn PhsIps ciossd Me Lsso
Argument yssts'dsv
AND WAS HIGHLY NoNoafp


PAxa& Jpiy a-Ths fnsA e J.
rhslps = counsrl fos tks Unios1 6ennoA
tinishsd his cla<ing adde's hufoss -
Bsing - tribunal a nsbktspti0n on1ay.
He cppoasd the hritasA propna1 -
establish = twenty mite sone usthin
which sealing should - proh1kated.
bssing he objectioe on The iselnkc9sncy
of the prcpusa and upon the tnruna-
biiisy a setting the limits q the xnns
ef1eetoaily- An the evsdencs suhultss,d
70 the tribunal had <hosn that ssals
uere taken Il scA 1T distances ranging
FROM ~ 70 lo miles fron shorc Pho
crcding 90 compare tns present british
proposals with shnss made by Lofd SsI-
isbury. be wss lpterrupt~d ~
sir Charles Russell. a couneri
for Great britain who sasd
that Lord Sslisbur, densed having rzsds
the proposals referred Ia. Mr.. fkc1En
replied /, reading Lard S&li&hosy's die
patches lie showed that Lord Sails
bury had only rece<is~i after Canada had
intorpa<rcd. Mr.. Phelps thcn xsnned
his argument In support ea tie Amer
can prohibition 81 peiaglc sealing over
the entire route followed by the sosi@ an
their nigrssions. which route exfsn8o1
ar far a. San frsnclsca. II tho srfstra.
.ers, ne saiu. usa not f-r"Ent@c thAt The
United States had properly riThts sn the
.s.,..,.'.si.' -. .ss ..~ ~'~'- 49,
American ~ lBrfss<h Port
At THE posnt d.scu-<ion took rlscs
between Sir Charles Russsl. lssrs,r .ls
Coucl. president OF the tribunal; Sir
John Ihou,rs-on aud Lord faans,n
British arbitrator: Justice ..hn NJ
Harlan. American arbitrator. and Va
count yeuorts. Italian srtstrntnr nb,ut
dealing with vsr~<ls seszed and vhsthef
they should be tskeu 10 th. nearest
American port or to a British porf.
When the discussion had hecn finished
Mr.. Phelrs psoceeaed. He charged
that the Bfitirh desired the tribunal =,
protect the r.elsr3c hunters and did pot
aim 10 e~cure the trr~erxat,or a "a.
ssal herd.
Mr.. Phelp~ closed his ,.tca eie.sueutix
before = large aud,epcs IA. every
word Was l,,feaed a. xifh The closes, ~.
tentiou America he saia sf.,,A e.n ~.
,ustlee az her case IA. d~elf Al .r..,.,
jcrs,fh uuon ,he moral IA, ,.(,rss,r-... q
the tribunals aeeisior- Frsn sh,s ~.
r,s;on he sn,a TIE only .rr~.l a.. =,
the Judgment 81 cir,hxs,,on s.,s a "a.
tory.
C,-.,,,-..-.,. NJ. ,.n.,,.
psron a.. c,.,.,s, ,.r.-.,,s,' 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

rorxxA. Has. July : State Bank
Commissioned Breisienthal has issued a
call Tor a statement II the condition 81
AL state and private banks at the close
~ business june ~. In an interview
today he said that this report would
have a tendency ~ restore confidence
both az home aud abroad. because the
banks are in much better condition now
than they we're three months ago. He
estimates the total deposit in Kansas
state aud private banks 40 sl5.WoOO0
and in national banks at sil 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Tight Money Caused a solvent Denver
Man to Assign.

DKsvfR. july Edwin j. Binford.
the coal dealer assigned today for the
benefit % his creditors +. j. Spencer
L. named as assignee MIR. bInford
places his assets al s2ls.110 and bis liza.
bilities at s7G.soi9i. The principal
creditors are the state of Colorado for
land, s.2ati: Standard building asso-
citation. $1,000. Onay G, Cape. s3ii00.
W H. Aiget. s5tsp; Nj. VI. Burchard.
sj.sc. oren accounts. ssiuo. The as
sets are composed principally % coal
land. city real estate. bank and other
stocks. The money stFingency is given
a. A cause
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

cisy fsr eS000Do fu vsfss works sss-
Ten and ~ eiectric light piArt A large
naabes q bills we're printed and much
interest eas taken ia tke matter. u
wss = settled fact that The propoe1tSaa
would be earned Last night however.
s00e ops called the sttentSon a the
council 70 tie fact thst the cAart>s 81
louS the city % bond ioD.6 foe oniy
per ceat - the $4,000 vnlnHtioA- No
election uili Be held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

S.tT LaKs C1rr. duls There weFe
two suirisIes in Tbs cts to.iay - = ~
suit - tls- present financial depression.
George A Nesrs, : rFuminaAf mane
ernef ard spanapef shot himself flsr4ue =
the bad. killing himself instantly. aad
fsss.~ce fbstis. ieetHne ftfaii
rro,.er killed himseii isersnst hs sas
D., deeply inrolre<i IL debt to e,iricats
h,r..aF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

MaRorErrE. Mich. july S. The board
OF control of the prison here has been in
session this week al the institution.
Warden Van Evera was unanimously re-
appointed. and ali of his appointments
of employees were confirmed The other
work was all ~ routine nature John
lienes Of Menominee was elected prcsi.
dent Of the hoard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

lo~ls Ntch JulY Eonia Till nts
D. viihsut military compan3 Ihls
4Hnsf4esp hss been definitely setiie.i u ht
res osrspans viil ~ = hustler. The -.
llsifneui rll stes inE The saEnatilree ~
osvf sxfy - We leading Young men 81
ihe elfg rhs sleetsaf. - o3icsrs sf.l ila
hsi4 MaaHas nisti sna ;i.s fany -
ftasig ~ lausgrf as snf fime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

LoSpoS. July $. The Royal Clyde re-
gatta was sailed today. \ heavy tbun.
dcrstorin broke shortly after the begin.
ming of the round. and during II the
Satlnita broke her bovsprit The other
yachts were handled eleverly and did
splendid vorx In the second round the
yachts were becalmed and the lverna
withdrew. The Britannia won; time
6 hours. 10 minutes and II seconds.
The Nalkyre was second.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Nxw YoRK. July : The third annual
bicycle tournament II the Riverside
Athletic club vas held t0slay 1T Man.
haitian ncid. There were between SEQ
and 1000 present. George g. smith
Rivsr-ide Wheeimen. holder nf the
quarter mile worlds record. raced an ex
kihitiou half mile in 81 3a. The ten.
rlsie invitation race was ven hy 4. 4.
Zimmerman: time. sf.gl4s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ptg1S. III. July : The rrsnlcnce =
Jscsh Lohnsss. fafmef living on the
AackinsS crsek. SIX miles south = this
city eas destroyed ~ IRE ihis after
noou. IN Al eff - tuild a ere b. 4
coal stove xith eo-i oii an eSplosicu u
lewea. ehirh rpsalfe.t ia the burning q
Nfs Lehae~s All her daughter one and
oae hs.f years - age
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

SAGINAW, Mich. July 8. Financial
Secretary John Dorson Of Starlight
Court OF Forestcrs reports that his
residence Was burglarized last night and
$50 Of the courts money stolen. lie says
the thief found the key 10 the drawer
where the money was kept under some
books. After unlocking the drawer be
put tie key back in the same place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

PsSrvATEs. July "A posse u over
fifty men IL securing the woods between
hero and Ludington. looking Tor the ;.
year old son Of Mr.. aud Mrs Corey of
the latter place. The boy left his home
last Sunday for Pcntwatrr and has not
been seen sincc- II Is reported that ser
eral days ago the cries of child were
heard ut BASS lake. and the boy was
probably drowned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

MkSoMINEE. Mich. july a-The re-
mains Of man we're found yesterday in
the woods near Stephens They were
identified as thoe- Of Andrew Nelson. a
Finlander. who left Dagget last March
10 walk 10 killsviilc. on the Ingalls, 4
White Rapids railroad Time checks. a
watch and chain. and some change and
bottle Of alcohol were found on his
person.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

LAssISG. Mich. July SIN Noscm-
ber. 1891. v. q. Harrison WAS sent 10
jackson for ten years from Van Bnren
county for incest. His daughter. on
whose testimony he was convicted. now
swears that her testimony was given at
the instigation ~ her aunt Governor
Rich accordingly has pardoned Harrison
upon the recommendation of the state
board Of pardons