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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-23

One of An admiring group around q
certain conscientious woman of bound
less tact recently asked her what she
found truthfully to say when adoring
parents exhibited unpromising infants OF
their pictures. The tactful woman
smiled with justifable pride at the score
of anxious feminine faces turned toward
hse. Il always exclaim ardently, Well,
thst y . baby and" with dancing eyes,
1T 4. you now."-Nw York Tines.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-23

A man just from New Orleans says
there is one popularity about that city
which is never talked about. ut u.s." be
said, "a city of rats. New Orleans is be
low the river bed. and it is at all times
low and damp. The city is not clean,
and large wharf rats multiply in tlls
business portion of the city in great NUN.
bers. and the pests war about in
droves. The people OF New Orleans con.
tend that the rats are good s~cavengers
and help to aid the city of refuse matter.
| don't think there is a city in the world,
not even New York or Paris, that has a
many rats to the square mile rs New Or.
leans.'-Atlanta Journal.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-23

Squibbs - Crnsus. the miser. was
drowned last evening.
Hibbs-How did it happen?
Squibbs-He fell from a steamboat. l
reached down and asked him to give
me- his hand. He said he had nothing to
give and sanx.-National Tribune.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-03-23
A Curious Term.

The magician threw a teacup INTO tne
air, and it came down in fragments. Then
he threw the fragments in the air, and
the cup came down whole. Now, why
should every n call him q saucererf-
Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

WAsaIScros. Feb. - a. Mo
progress IL being maslc IN the house. al
though humorous incidents are nuIner
oaz- Bryan - speaking 70 the merits OF
fhe bill.
" ssnsSoro.p. Feb q After the con
sisl-ratlnn - sssegal minor appsopria
tioa lills. the hoase this afternoon took
up the eur coupler hsll and Mr Wis,
moved the .enate amendments thereto
- concsrret 10. \ motion q rc com
mit bs M Richardson fai..l. after
Which Mr Wi-e then demanded the ple
s.aus qaez;sor on esacGrring IN the sen
ate amendment. After scne oppositicn
d RlchAs,isna and Lind. Sir. Wise's NO.
ton aas agreed . years. l>f; NAYS. -.
Thea III Richardson came forward
WITH a nlstfion that when the house al.
burned t,iay il fe - meef on Thurs
dap next. which Wis follow Ell by sev
eral dflstory motions hy Washington.
Merrsiiia and Clark Then came the
vote on motion te adjourn until Thurs.
day
AZ I'D a m. the house Is still in ses-
sion Nith no prospect n an adjourn
uient After votes Rere taken upon va
rioos ti.bnstering motions. AZ 6a4o ?. n.
a call Il tie house ~as ordered. hut
failed ,p produce quorum. The ser
geaa, AZ arms me< with 30 success m
bringing ia sbsente-S At this hour. |
a. m. hath sis eeeil determined an1
there Is cFery Indication Il an all night
frhf
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

printing ofice. the eosf not to exceed
S.9oDet The amendment aas rejected
fess. "A: nays. 81
The aaesEl,n REQUIRED on Af Nansier
-on's amendment for The purchase II
tf.a Johnsan fs.t. Mr.. Vest inquired a.
4. the aftitzds II the committec on ap-
pS,pfiaii0ns ia eonference Il the ques-
Id u site. Mr.. Allison. chairman on
the eommltlee On appropriation. said
that the conmlttee occupied position
u ~qtiet neutrality The eomnlittee
hssi fakeu no action on the subject but
he himself favored the purchase u The
NAhone tract lie Has a the opinion.
h5xsser, that II nothing were done on
tile subject, the cOuntry could survive.
II the question went oyeg until there
vas reform congress and reform al
mlnlsfrsfion that could care Zoe II with
ouf the difficulty that now surrounded
u. - much the better. Mr.. Vest con
graduated the senator from Iowa on his
position q neutrality aud on the fact
thar be had shown ho~ happy be
cssald BE- with either. were the other
!. dear charnaer away The question was
taken on Mandrrson's amendment and
IL eas reieeted. Yeas. 2l; nays. -.
The result of the several votes is that
no provision u made in the bin on the
sDolecf II the site for the government
printing offlce
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
NO REGARD FOR LIFE
Wann Horror Caused by Nig-
gardly Railroad.
INCOMPETENT MEN EMPLOYED
Twenty Eight Persons kiIied aud
Ihirty-Two othes- Manned to save
q Few Paitry Dollars.

SPaissyisLp. Ill. Feb u Chairman
Fowler. u the committee 10 investigate
the Wann railroad disaster. made a
lengthy repor, Of its iSquiry 10 the house
today The report says: There was no
element of accident in the killing IL
twenty eight persons and the manning
II thirty two Others. hat the inevitable
result % mismanagement ~ the road 10y
its atiicers. showing an absolute disre
gard of the sanctiiy II human life and
no reasonable prrcsution Tor the pro
lection Of property. At the time u the
fatal collision the switches were in
charge ~ r. +. Gatten. barber who
had been employed in the yards only
twenty four days and no evidence shows
that he ever had any railroad ex
perience. and one John Ray. farm
laborer. who had been in the employ Of
the railway only eighteen days in his
lifetime. aud that the keys 10 the main
track switch No. , were put into the
hands of joe Gaften by James Lyons. "A
man who had been in the employ of
said road only twenty -four days. Wit
nssses working in the yard az the time
had 10 inquire each others names while
attempting 30 do the work for the com
pany.
The proof also shows that for the
last two years the road has failed 10
keep any crews in said Yards long
enough for them to become competent
10 manage said yard property. but
changed the men 81 often that the crews
We're always composed Of more green
and incompetent men than anybody
else. and many OF them without suili-
cient mental ability to ever become
competent. and that the management
of said yards made no reasonable effort
to keep competent men. but showed a
decided preference for green men until
the yards had become kind of kinder
garten' for them. and they were put in
charge Of important places upon the
second day Of railroading 10 the danger
OF all trains running through said
yard"
Accompanying the report was a bill
extending the liability of the railroad
company 80 as To make them liable for
injury 10 their employees
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
M'KINLEY WILL RETIRE.
Will Devote His and His wife's For,
tunes to Paying Indebtedness.

CHICAGO. Feb. 2l.-H III. Kohlsaat.
publisher of the Inter Ocean. has been
asked by Governor Mckinley 70 act as
his trustee. since he has beens ruined by
the trcachefy of friend. Sad as Major
Mckinley's financial embarrassment is.
doubly So Is the announcement
sign the gubernatorial chair of Ohio
and begin the active practice Of law
again. The conference which resulted
IN this decision was held in Cleveland
Sunday night. and there is not politi-
elan in the land hut who will breathe
sigh OF sympathy for the stricken man.
Political defeat he has accepted without
a murmur. but this blow has crushed
him and made il appear as though the
hoodgates OF misfortude had opened
upon him.
That he was always an honest poll
ticIaE IN all his brilliant career is best
pointed out b. the fact that he had
saved bat $4,000 in forty-nine years n
life. When the crash came he suppos, d
he was on paper 10 the extent Of $1,000
AZ the outside
He had used his friend for CONNER
cid paper during campaigns. and in
turn had signed his friends paper. Thus
he was imposed upon aud duped until
his liabilities were sa5.oo0
Ms. Mckinley has property which
will net probably $4,000 il sold under
the hammer. She proposes 10 turn this
over 20 Trustee kohlsaat.
Governor Mckinley emphatically de
MED " Cleveland today that he would
resign the guhesna;orial chair of Ohio
and said he was unable 10 understand
bow such rnmor started
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

Ciessisnd's Enmity Thought to Have
Sounded the Death kneli.

WAsHIvcroS. Feb 2l.--The attack
that J Sterling Morton. the new score.
fary - agriculture. has made on the
anti option bill has sickened the friends
- the measure. aud they see its death IN
fhs distance.
Chairman Hatch. - the committee on
agriculture. y ho has bccn quito conf
dent - getting the senate biii INTO con.
ference Nhere an agreement can be
reached. has good reason now t. feel dis
costraged Mr. Hatch was himself d
candidate for the place - secretary q
agriculture and for tho president elect
to pass him by for a man who ~ an op
poneDt - anti option. j. taken fo mean
that the pFcsident elect means To kill the
bill II pnezihie
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
HEX PLANT No GOOD.
Minister stevens Fore~taiIcsi kaiiulaai
Months Ago.

WssaIScfo>. Feb Il Nessrs. Castle
and Wilder. members u the Hawaiian
aEnexaf,sn committee. left Washington
this evening en- route 10 San Francisco.
NJ. Thurston. the head II the commit
tee. expects 10 leave Thursday. joining
his associates IN Chicago Saturday.
whence they Hiil 20 To- San Franchises
together. Mr. Carter vill remain sese-
raj DAYS longer. possibly until after the.
inauguration of Mr.. Cleveland.
Among the correspondence upon the
Hawaiian situation sent Ia the presi
dent. was a confidential letter from Min
ister Stevens ~ Secretary Of State Eos
Ter written in November. In il Mr..
Stevens gave full statement Of the
financial. agricultural. political and 50
cial condition u the islands.
The following paragraph. in view Of
the appeal II the princess kaliulani To
the American people sent out from Lon
don few days ago. Is % peculiar inter
est: The princess heir apparent. has
Always been and Is likely 10 always be
under Erglish influence. Her father. is
Irish in blood and preiudices. firmly en-
trenched here as collector Of customs. an
important and influential Office. She
has been for some Years and still is in
EEgland. Her patron there. who has a
kind n "A guardianship over her. I. III.
Dawes. is tory Englishman who lived
here many years. who still owns large
property in the islands and is a per
sistent opponent OF American prcdomi-
nance. bitterly denouncing even the
American acquisition of Pearl harbor.
MIR. Woodehouse. the English minis
ter. has long resided here; his eldest son
Is married to half sister Of the crown
priEeess. Another son Is in the Honolulu
postoi,ice. and daughter Is also married
c. a resident III one II the islands. The
death IL the present queen. therefore.
would virtually place an English prin-
/. c,zss on the Hawaiian throne, and put in
the hands ol the ultra English the pat
tonaxe aud influence II the palace.
In the existing state of things. with
non aLaerIcan Intervention. these pal
ace Influences. skillfully handled. are
nearly equal. frequently superior. to the
power II the legislature. Add 10 this
palace power in British hands. the ini,u
ence ~ an adventurous. impesunious
and irresponsible mon of 'hoodiums'
and there results state of
things which would pnt in the power of
Canadian and ultra British schemcrs.
with subsidy IL 10000 20 secure the
control of the legislature and by prompt
and vigorous action secure Canadian
and British franchise. privileges aud
rights entirely legal 10 get rid Of which
would cause embarrassment and ex-
pense 10 the United States and her
allies here
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
Gor;n,N ~ \ FRIGHT.
say the cosernme=s Viii he Ruined
an .Jni5.

WsSnfSaro~. Feb Il Mr. Hisco.cx
offerod "a the senate today an afacn1-
alerf fixing TIE limit - ctsf q The pub.
lic huiliinx ~ fiufaio az S.stto0pi,
agreed a. He also .Gcrtd IN ansens!-
urnt arrsofgiafirg ftutsr additional
f,r fhe aan.a-t- 1H1fsiei and cl,Efs IN
TIE 7antsclaratlon q poss. . tor the
site of tae ctssiou house being an New
iork CitS
Nr Nilsson. it charge of- The iiil. cx-
planned the condition q the Question
There aas considerable ofIs@ition he
esid. IN The cry II New York 70 the
selection Il the Boaiing Green sltc.
There wa= t-elief that the existing Gus
tau h0aae shoaid a1t IL soll a. hereto
fore provided Zoe
Mr. Nilsson moved a. amend the
amcnimrnt - providing Zoe Toe refesl
- the rhifd sectItn Il Tie lax as u the
<ew Yosx custom house. which section
provides Tor a hoard q fise citizens n
New fofk 10 supervise The ereetion II
the bmtling
Mr. Alli>ons amendment xas agreed
g.. Yeas. a.. rass l.. and then the az
rfcrr,aflon Na~- agreed ~ without a ell
yi@.on Mr Hisork offered another
sarn3urnt 4ppFoprafinis $1,000 for
New burg. = y Agsesd 60.
Mr. N Mlln offered 40 amendment
afirropriafinz a further sum = <io.uD
f0r Public auiitiing d jackson. Mich.
Aerrs<l -.
Mr. Hauiey moved - Increase the ap
psoprsstion for the s-aidiers hon.e at
Santn Monica. CALI from $4,000
~ t~tatso
Nr t.oruran appealed - Mr.
Hauley rot t. press the amendment
~. reminded him that the i9il
contanfd *-sl7eo Or national
tame> hesisies s.<sfftu fer homes N The
territories The pension appropriation
i'd contained appropriations - The
sr.laluf = siisstsilts. As sure a. the
SAN vi'ii rise ~ fhe frs; eiay ~ July
nttt frrrt nouii he fieficienrY n
frala sllttttsH ~ Sl3ftsfse No mag
rsuIt lel Ae0 much. He thsrsf'He
entr tffsl that Il va time 20 halt and
@ay taat tie Hsffer r pensions should
terminate st ~rfse rsan' short r The At
s1lute tan<rpFtee q the Treasury. Ne.
Hswiey 'if-.iasr.l tnaf ~ would force 4
Ni'h AZ hls pewes
Nr tseruan sad the appropriation
t1is. a. they strea trsia4. aggregated
airtut *.sittotst larger anluunt than
had ever hffn appropriated IN one ssss
Tfsn - cungresp Both siies uf The
chamber .siEtt e. - animated hf de.
SIRE - keer ffe affg pfIsfloas wifhn
sonse reasonable bsas8e
After lls ,lsefea NJ Hasless aneni
merit 49, sEreei d, a. ~ere also snte
iae amendments ier~es~sog appr. rita
fiore ~ ofnrf henee
iIfheush far efn.lfs rer8aiarsi - -
sien unta ioN 81 oofhinx - special
interest tran>esrr.l fhe eantfe sIfi hf'i
feine he n.fssafe unsirf consideration
The naressfvft sfloA1nter T. U~re a,ffts,tl
4, and irno<rW tae hiii elli - ofea e.
ne< 4nensifatnts
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

What shc sw-as shop Investigation
Commstfe~. Found sn Chscaeo.

CHIcssso. Feb q Italians showing
evidence ~ isprous dit-aee and eew.
inss coats sent ~ a Wholesaler. u The
latest sickcning ind an TIE sweat shop
investigation Dead hahitss hfng on the
handsome cloaks and children IN witt
the hlackest ~ contagious diseases In
rooms fiilei with other people, clothing
are frequent Occurrerces. The last rs-t
was awful
This ease Wss discovered in \ h0Yci
filled =, Ntspoiiian family af No lbi
Ewing street. by Nre. linrenre kfllet
There IN the ufnee-t filth and sn afgnos
phere that groaned under the uclrhi sf
dead olors. she found Francesco and
Mario Cerielie - thoroughly spotted
and afflicted that they had h.rn forbid
den entrance e. the Hull house clas.<ns
for fear the plague might spread. The
room nas necd az a kitchen. with the
bed almost touching the stove The
spots not filled by patients and house
hold utensils were devoted - storage Tor
knee Trousers The gofilon - the fam
iiy able % 81 up vaf sewing - keep the
rest from starving.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

Louis Frisby's house al Musk,sgon was
burned Yesterday morning. HE wife
could not rouss him and pushed him
osut q: BID Frisby awoke from the fail
and harels escaped from the house with
his wife before the rnof fell sn-
4 Young man giving the name - J II.
Hudson MAS arrested at KALAMAZOO yes.
serday for jumping his boari bill az
which were supposed 10 have been
Stolen and lot II skeleton KEYS.
Hudson has large sized church
scandal II hs@ come t. hight that the
Rev James Printer - the Wesley an
methodist church Is an employe ~ a
jackson paper mill. Who preached foF
fun and the money ~ 4.
James Btemner. the West Bay City
forrer has departed for pastures neS
4 deputy sheriff discovered this fact
when he visited Bremners house with a
war; Mt for his arrest
The faculty u the Univereit, ~ Mich
sgan are wondering where the funds are
Coming from with which e. run the Uni
yersiiy now that the one fifth mill tax
has been killed.
Abrams chicken fhieves we're SEQ
tencrd yesterday Lev Naniey gpt sis
wears. Earl Marriott eighteen months 81
Jackson anil Frank Pferc, ninety days ai
Ionls
The howlsng blizzard At Pert fIurcn
,s~ferda, sillsi The streets with SNOW
sirifta and suspended trsfhc Trains
were frora ten In twenty three ff'art
late
John shaw - Day Ciiy attempted &
fecd his tes og~ YESTERDAY and wH'
promptly r,fei ~ The fsce Nr ~ha =
will tee the right eye
Benton HsFbofs ssuer comes a. srnti
inr again This iimc lersisse IusiF.
pHsfa l-s granted a. injunction aesiEsl
ghs >1ifsflns - the efweF iet
Na,sr fIrss.kk = 3sckss sui th'
Hoard - rlsls}sc Ntrks sre ai t1etf hessl'
ns.sF fhH Hffetnpifi renscfFai fr.B ~
luari - q & funa
Iensee 7smmona a psssffielf kiate'
lsess fs.i-fts. his hirrzl usati The Lena
uee tsrsu un <x1fs Las aeHrslfi kpiTfii
sEfsa dsa srsT
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

,. M&arsc~ Fina's Partner w~srs "a
know whese He's az.

IssFfsixs. Mach, Feb. ~ Horace
j. Stevens. partner II j Maurice Finn.
late democratic candidate fof congress
from the Twelfth district. has fled hlll
in chanesfs asking that a receiscT he
appointed fof the business and that sn
iniaDcfson ~ isaea today restraining
finns assigning ~ dlsposlng II the
property linn Was looked upon az the
leader a the democrats "a the Upper
Peninsula During Ne campaign be
secured control ~ the ishpesning Daily
News and attempted Ia run paper
second 20 none in the state. This cost
money. something Finn did not ps~sess.
and the paper went unrer. The com
positors secured their back wages by at
iaching the plant Finn has bern in
Detroit ever since the crash aud has a-
signed his entire interest IN The news
paper and the plant 81 the company.
His attorneys have been unable 10 hear
from him ar fo locate him. yet be Nss
seen at Grand Rapids yesterday.
4 civil suit ~ Nels Nicholson. who
alleges that Finn emtezzled sl0o of
him IN September. h. BON on trial before
the circuit court.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
ARR >or INTERESTED.
The Government knows Nothing As-out
~an n,tningo.

wsxH1~eToS. Feb. u Nc Sagrlcio.
secretary and charge 30 affairs q the
Spanish legation called at the state De
ynrfmen this afternoon ID learn u this
government had any official information
regarding the custom coneeessorls male
Is the government ~ San Domingo io a
syndicate q residents Il the United
Sfsfe4 ~ ana interesting ifslf IN the
matter He stated that n the irde.
peuserce - iSan DsmiEgo we're THREAT
euesi ~ any srti1n - ne United States.
Spain might enter q protest
VI Sagricio vae toll that THE gov.
ernmgnf had no osfiual information ~
rar.l.na me afalr
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

Homestead sa-s.esss Arc Released In
Ten Thousand Boiiarr Bends.

"T"F~%-+'" - -'ftt"f
PrrTsE1 a., fei. = pie.fits Nast.r
Workman Hugo Dempsey. convicted ~
coilplieiis IN The poieonlrr a non union
men al Homestead. q ho aas aealn i.lse,rd
under arrest Ia order n fh. court "a,
Monday. vss rleas<-i fhis nftefns.ao
nTon furnishing hasi o. fhe amount ~
sl0"n. pending The applicafion fsr. a
Dea trial. hugh BDunneiI Jack f7f
ford and Sylvester criichlow. Who h.{.
ALREADY been acquitted On osse s.hafrssof
murder ln cl9nnecfIon with ~ H<ne-
stead riot - .iuls .. .Nere released "a, l.lil
IN the SUM - elntsn es.ch this sstefs,,s.n.
There are sei charges n uialdsf. 1iut.
conspiracy ami ireA~on lfnding against
these men. Then trial NAY take pisne
at the March term II conrt. n not AZ
that time the, NIL lc tried in Ses,lem,
ber
JONES Aker. charged aith rlsf 1T
Homestead ha,. teen in jail sihce IN
gust His case has been ltsi eiehP ~
until TO-DAY Eai. viii l.c Furnished Ter
him tomorrow
George Champcof and d-aussthes 3iome
steal man arr NJ N Jaii ~ .tle charge
a murder Thcs Nil furnish taii and
h. released Tomorrow 81 Iaursiat.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
Sent To Define a Greed.

CIScIssaTI. Feb. 2l.-.A peculiar
suit has been commenced In the circuit
court here. To- define a creed and whom
Ethan Stone meant by 'protesfanta"
when he made his will forty years ago.
Tho will devised certain property in
tfnet. ono half for the support ~ the
protestant religion and one bali for a
protestant school in Steors township.
with proviso TINT nj the end ~ each
decade all fhe profesfants ia the town
chip should vote which denomination
should haye the fund for the ensuing
ten YEARS
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

N1AsAaA FALIs. y. L.. Feb. II Tie
second season st the winter carnival. OF
the second winEe- of the season.
siegan here tpiay. The Ice bridge.
which the rain aud warm wave had 10
lmpfe sion on, ' bound more firmly
than ever. The We mountain is sgain
the scene II ccasslng and tosogganins
parties. The rsfads were hol.ing mass
and great elosseis u steam aruse fFoIn
them today. TIE hotels are crowded.
and another Iong ssason Of sleighing ls
promised.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

here FRIDAY. the space gEsffed b<lng the
I,sces. 90 reeof3 Mls. D. Gs.inan
Adsn.s. wl.o as epdls barnel Al : tsne
Isea i. Al tse Ansa Jzqaes hospital The
s'ound was - l2rse that il was impos-
sitls 10 ohEsin hnLsn skin enough for
the parE.se. - fioes sese ussd. and
Eron them the sAin sas laksn and
grated cn The h4sd. Nearly so glafts
were rut %.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

Waenf~croS Feh = Yesterday the
clerk q senafe rfminiffee who - eii
sarof The congressional ,sirecfsfy. PLACED
the aane q f'tafIse T. iis'knap - f'se
congressional iirsfief5 tsias NJ
Ehirmsn, a. a 4ursfiou = privilege
1ryzenfss.s . re,&siafion tiiree fing if,e es,fu
msffse IN printing 81 aerertaia - ~bat
sufhp4ttr ne eslstr q ihe f.sseri.sssf. nal
ti3rs, .,.rf inserted fis. nefnu q fhafie~
s. felknab ~ nefnl.ef eleesesl frxlnl he
flfth -oo3rrs>i,esl siitsfief q Mlehgsn
The efezker saafainfd flse r1snl|,f ef,lef
that fhn< ess ~ = saesllen = l'fiti'pxe
8ad ite feeaAfe,n ~ea rsftfff4
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
JENKS GETS A PLACE
Grover Makes Him his Arorne,
General.
he IS A PENNSYLVANIA,
Ia l. said That He Viii Leave . $50.
ooo f'raersee ca Aceept the
New Po~itlon-

Prr1sBrEs. Pa. Feb. IA spscias
frosn brookssile. IA. sass -tieorge A.
Jeaks has received frsam President elect
Cleveland the oftlcial annDunceme&t If
hss appointment a. United States after
nry general. Mr.. Jenks Vas kept bass
al the afternoon receiving hls fesiew
tonnsmen. VII, came . eGef him their
conz-alulatlons. L. goisg INTO the caia
net Nr Jenks lrasea law praetsee
xorth s,Doou a year.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

Sax AsroSIo. Tex. Feb. u In the
exffadision case from Mexico % Fran
CISCO Benair,ies the defense began intro
dneing testimony to-day The attorneys
n the accused aiIl attempt to prove
that ne went into Mexico on retnlu
tiosary expedition. and that. II he com
m,tfed the crimes ~ Sanignacin With
uh'ch he IS charged. they we're political
cffsnee@ ard tio not cfame within the
nsfaning q The eEifadifInn treaty.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

NEw ORLEANS. Feb 2l.-Gen. J. b.
Gordon. commander Of the United
Confederate Veterans. today issued a
general order to that organization. OF
ficially giving notice al the death Of
Gen. p. g. 4. Beauregard. General
Gordon desires that all possible honor
be paid TO his memory by the United
Confederate Veterans The funeral hour
has been fixed for Thursday. February
-. at 3 O'Clock.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22

Iosrox. Feb. u The Grand Orange
Lodge ~ Belfast has seni cut vchc-
ment manifesto against Mr.. tilasistones .
homo rule bill The manifesto de
n.ansI.d either union With Great Britain
ns complete separation frssn Great Brit
nie NJ. would accept the later says
the mansfesio. -sprrosfully. hat courage.
ounl, A. the only alternative Jeff 10 a
,les.ris.i and heifssed people. lms Ne
waula resist 10 tho sieaih any attempt
30 forro upon bastard continuation q
fht fus.,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-22
VIII Post His Money.

New YORK. Feb. 2l.-Charlcy Mitchell
has finally agreed to deposit $1,000
forfeit and fight Champion Corbett.
This decision was arrived at at midnight
tonight. when Brady. Corbett's manager
and solicitor. and Bernard Abrahams.
representing Mitchell met al the Gedney
house and came To terms.