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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

earnest 10 accomplish good Tor the
masses. You are called crank..
some of you may be Mid. Ii is said
YOU are silver lunatics | am glad
o. xelconse such lunatics as ycu
are. YOU men who look at a star and
strive 60 reach a. such lunatics as you
are have been IN the world since the
Good. aud conservative money bags have
rallied against you and your IDEAS
Mayor Harrison spoke IN this vein at
lruxth. bringing in comparison the men
throughout the ages VINO figured as diS-
cosel@rs. philosophers and prprloters %
ne. iaoaght and experiments. all %
rhols we're ffed az al crank's. Ihomas
iuttetSon rsspoudet % ,ur nlsyur's
speech. voiciBg earnestly The tree eoin
4zo q silver
Distressing Times Predicted.
Ii..rois. with wheat al so cents a
tush.i Ia Chicsgo. snd Louisiana ans
Hiss ssippi. with cotton AZ ~ cents q
fernd .,ife roore % be pitici. hr said
ttsn the SILVER producing sgatcs Of Colo
r4.As Idaho and Mouiata. Calamities.
Glre ard disastrous. were pictured hy
fne xsntiemsa from Colorado Is sure To-
fsiaa fae repeal of the sherman law
TRIES tAere was sttNlfute Tor that
nieasure. silver rlines would he bloitcd
oot and 3hoia states would he trsn %
faraci iuso bowling d-=rzft Ia become
once n.os1 ard Tor al time hunhng
eroaat.s for the a'c frd gaer. ilucA
eiiser tnd the wh0.e coflM0n "aiths
Z cfumhih into the iast aceord40.,
o. Hr Patterson
lFtrr 8r Patterson concluded his
frs a.t.-ess. t,ensras = sraer cailcsi
JUea Nr = Chic1qi 81 the chaif.
ari rrcret.ed g. re. ssl presidslI ot
tta N Hi hia.sftle eague. a gen
efaislrs of the present 'ianciai at
uafer fs.a stiser man q point of vier
a. s rrfs ais paf-r De- repeatsi
fia alt sfI ade.i story. REich 81 vrr men
90 tfer iat7 -utk O.. ayeut taa acf ~
is- Hfnffftlz siises pei1g sd uey.ei
e1 nes Senator iah1 s1cr
ar
ttnsrai w sraes E's- al t'eaa.
rtfatt rfa tais u itr md death
s.ra i fsRrrfai Nstffr
areeae siafs AL aHssls
c' rfg
Nte rril taraer faai iiai fsff
of er Hf veici he
fef estl tf sii'e q fffEzy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

The Flint Globe Names Lo,sg fsr Vice
President.

FLExT. Mich. Aug. L. The Flint
Daily Globe terminates Jrssscr {. n.
Long for vice president IN lstn II save.
"An act of fragrant iniusfire % cre q
Nickig4ns honoscd sans has set exe-v
patriot in two pezlnnilas thiukirr hard
how o. avenge the Nr,ng o. ci.saef ard
vindicafs tie hoLoF q the state When
Secretary Hoke Saith catceivesi sr.i
Comm issioner Lochrcn Yrcnuirs,ei
the IDEA 81 striking the name a. ~usire
Charles ID. Isorg from fhe lfasit,u
roll. they aso<e storm that - oat,.rff
magician az congfessloDal al lsf trfi, ,,..r can
aliay. and the genius ~ ArEerlrau rat
Tiotism with q whip q scorpions win
pursue tie lingering - fhsae o9.cial
maiignants 'of with one stroke - "a
dart. strange horrors shall .se.zt thrras
Etcrywhere. not orly in EinhirAn. l,uf
in every loyal siase hsfu'stsn ne fvs
oceans. uen are asking lnia ihIs DOT
rage shAil b. pHnishos The sloire
ventures 20 euEc-eat most efss.t.se
means. and that j. The nllonfstlan ~
Justice ioar by the ncxt National -
publican Convention fer H'k,n f.rtf..taet
of the Unifee STATES Ihe thifr ~
practicable. ID ie frasilslr. it would d..
good COMMON sense and Eota psisiics.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
BONDS ARE LOWER.
And New York Bankers Will Issue
Moro Currency.

Nrw YORK. Aug. Ia new ard unex-
pocted avenue Of relief has been injected
into the financial situation. United
States bonds have reached such low
figure that the national banks see their
way clear TO make profit 10y issuing
circulation against them. Arrangements
have therefore been made 10y
some ~ the more prominent banks
20 increase their circulation from
the minimum limit at which il nov
stands 90 such an amount "a will ma
tefislly relieve the present tension. IL
Is estimated that s-.p"ovD or sl0.eaVD
will be added 10 New lorks supply Of
currency within sesy short time
The currency movement today was
lighter than IL has been for some time.
being estimated at less than smooo0
The issue of loan certificates VAS IN.
creaes-i si.f15Uo raising the total -
SEt4JNlpp.
Toslay's issue was for the pVrpose ~
Facilitating the gold imports
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

class q peoi lc. I,ut there n 10 need
az rat money. for while II ~ true
that there is not a sufficient amount OK
gold. set there Is enough real money.
gsh and silver. upon Which our cur.
rrncv can safely rest. ana X the people
~ this country are oniy true 90 the prin-
ciplns * hard money which were taught
flsm Is their fathers. these who seek to
issge tat money will b's 'sonmesi t. dis.
ahfotatmcnt. for VII u the people Of
t..ls cuantry come & fully realize the
full impa-t 70 this iernan | . destroy
si.ve- lhcy VIII IN 90 uecertan sound
'et t4cse Feople knoS that they are Tor
aara money aga = paper non'y stu.
Sansc Iroui,e in Jack-oo's Time.
The areaker then ref rred Ia lack
scu's il.hf Ga leo same issuc lie said
thr d,ed Stsfts bank 30 sued the
safle course a. followers a. today
hal agfle aua {. fanic eusued. iHt Old
Hickory app, als again g. the poopie
an ale the a4nk Ia lis worst.
~Neifnrg shall sc appeal ~ vain. ~ |
Nr thurman. fer when the peopi
awaken g. the Tact that there ~ lc!ng
made . systematic attempt O. force
them pay The oiiigatio1s q the gov
ernr slt in Cold alone. he hal Do aoubt
Khe4a shey will stand Continuing he
- 4 dfuy that gald alone az .
suficRn; hasas uron Nil a
circu afin4 m.sirb and credits
~ t,e csunsry shcat rsst. and charge
that ,hese = ne uox demard that sllver
ala 80 - rossd are not true hard
qen fut paper money men.
II r.sHf - 49, a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
FATE OF A BRUTE
Negro Murderer and R9isher
Lynched in Texas
PENALTY FITTED THE CRIME
He Enserosi q Home. Mnrdered the
Little Ones aud Sooiy Assaulted
the Mother.

MONTGOMERY. Texas. Aug. The
most diaboilcal crime ever committed IN
this country WIS lrTpetratcd iasi Satuf-
day night about niae nis.~ north II this
city. A negro named Henry Reynolds
entered the house Of MIR Marsh. mur-
dered him and after dragging the body
out in the yard. returned. broke the ieg
~ the oldest son. aged years, fractured
the skull II tho baby. one year Old.
dragged the mother out IN The yard.
outraged her and left her for dead. lie
returned the next day al l.. O'Clock noon
aud finding Mrs. Marsh still alive. said
be had como back 10 finish her. but Was
discovered and captured before he could
complete his hendish crime. He was
fully identified and last evening, on the
scene of the crime. 10y many willing
hands was swung into eternity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Fatal Factory Firc. .

NEw York, Aug. l.--One man was
burned to death and forty others had "a
narrow escape at fire that broke out in
the five story factory building, No 81
broome street, at noon today. Nenzcl
Reitcr wood-worker os years old. WAS
caught on the top floor. where he
worked. and was burned 10 crisp.
Four manufacturing firms occupy the
building and employ altogether about
fifty men. The lire spread 80 fact and
was go hot thaa tie workmen on the
upper floors had no time 10 gather up
their clothes. They had narrow escapes
from death. The damage was e., o,OOv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

chairman selected IA caucus. A. VI,
i1nFaaan
The foslosing delegates we're named
A. c1slaslEtse "a cresie1uals
Aiabama. N. halt, Arszona. A. Iiack,
Sew Arxico. i Is. Nile, Niscensin. ".
b faanias. Wyoming. A. {. CzUpbeiis
NSbxaska. Col e.. y Chase Colerad.s.
a. "a. AsFries. California. IL Vi.
Burne=, Georzia. Hsny Jonss, iaaha.
q L. began. Iowa. a. " As~sons hs.lsa.s,
A &. shlnn. Illinois. Henry Altman.
Massachusetts,. Mr. Msshbarr. Ms
scari. l. II. kgnseys Maryland, H. &.
Safe. Aoutana. 1e.3Fge Could. Nevada.
Thomas WFenn. North C4goilna. ). ii.
sgantsn. Obs. L. ID stark, New York.
l. r.. Dran. tennessee. j. III. Acfl0selis
Texas, ,. 6ias=ets, Utah, {. &. ,soDtstns
Vlrgsnia. j l. Johnson. Washington.
Pasfhx Clark. in.iIass. Leroy oenlIie,
West Virginia ". 4. kaxieish, fena-
sylvania. y. A. Letter. Me1iue<y,
George McC cCoEmlck: District u Colam-
bia. {. T. poogienbaker.
Nr. IhoGlas II Colorado rsosed that a
committee on permanent organization
DC appointed, hut there we're calls Tor a
cummittee u secure a larger hall. as n
vas necessary for many 10 stand up
This duty Vas assigned % the commit
tee ON permanent organization. and the
Chairman named the following as The
Committee.
Judge Simms 10 Colorado. Stark II
OLsa J. VI. washburn u Massachusetts,
ID. " f'uiwlIer of Illinois. ard ex Sena
tor Reagan of Texas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

ror lnriucno'ss van'- wif,o rars
With Hlnl.

As ARHoH. Mich Aug. Iitrua.
min NcssraW y ifF'lauu "a ,nss tiisi -
j. suffering tiD.WN eufih Anrcb Tire
influence ppoE his y ~ - hirs ,iaft g..
Whiting. q woman lsEser .of Ana Ar
hor. tie hss hrglFht sluf Ter lamaFos
to the aboTe anonDt. alioza o. thst Mira
Whiting uniawfulla pere.rlie.f he SIZE
a. lsave his home "a -. faiFntrr dsT.
lSo and that ne hef been a>piits.0 4
her comfort and fellovship evef siBoa.
Mrs. Whiting has fnerp = f0ernipcf ~
The WHshsensv county haf Tor efsersi
YEARS She owns considerable rrffisefis
and is very iiheral Soue time sxu rfs
gave $50 iop ards tile sOpphfi of . H,la
sisnary iB the iar east Sic - rars.4
cred woman - nlui. taan ordinary
ability.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
COIN is THEIR CRY
Earnest ard Enthusiastic Is the
S,kes Congress.
SILVER DOLLARS MUST REMAIN
Fse-sna warfare Asalssf the Metal
D.e "a Conspiracy ar harops&a
Capitalists asi todd i'a<~"

CascAao. Aux. L--Gen. A. j Warner
eaiic.i The consent.na e orsier anosls
500 oeiork 10 she tirst nlethodist
chascA ald asked ali The delngates 20 TO
ss@fs4 "A there eere EoFe people on
tha e4ssa fos,r thaa there were seats
tAis sas rather aialesit thiug - do
h0~-yef slosE q tt~sn got seals and tte
Fest i 1sd Themselves aiQnS the walls.
where thsy sere out Il the gaJ. After
securing ofd-r General WsrleF intro
aucee Mayor Barri-1o. who made an
scdEsss og xel,oals. IA which be said an
psIt -trlaeo welcomes All citizens u
Amsrlcz $40 are ornt on tho improve
ue2l ~ Ger eommon eountgy They
caus 70 Tails city from al over "a hold
tlssr conventions and they aIe Ne.eotne
gassts. ts.isse you are eaFne~t men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

wksnIxrns. Aug ] Representative
Catehings. a lesaiing member ~ the
hsfise committee On rules. called un Nr.
Crisp today. 10 AS assumed shas lie
tad t,.en called ~ o. advise concerning
csgm8ittes ase.zniHsnis and rules. Very
fsK arrivals Il representatives are noted
and tho fi9ht f1f niiiees q the house ls
dnrmant The eafn.st sghf vll -
tfyer The ds-6fkrnpefshap fceman Ter
per is rauasleut II vinning. claiming 81
have TIE suioraeasepi - tbe New York
itieestion Hart - Irnne~ace sn,i
snuh q fexas hsTe nnt eiseu up hov
ever snd siiil erTf~ss esoniifieuee a sue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Thurman. speech .

Mr.. Thurman spoke substantially as
follows Mr.. Chairman aud Gentlemen
of the Convention tight between
those Who believe that the circulating
medium of this country should be hard
naoney that IL. real money. gold and
silver and paper redeemable in the same.
and those Who believe ia the use OK soft
money that is. paper promises 10 pay
money. redeemable IN other promises 10
pay. l. on. Since the late demand IN
the east 10 have the government issue
bonds. and the cry that - now made Tor
the unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man law. charging IL, regardless
Of facts. with all the ills that flesh
is heir TO- ought 10 make this per
fect.y apparent To every thinking
man. Tor should the Sherman ia. be
repealed without substituting IA lieu
thereof. il means the final destruction
u silver money az "A measure OF value.
aud no man can tell when IL sill ever
be restored again to its former place.
No matter what may bc said u the con
trary. this means for years and years to
come its reduction 10 token money, after
which the issue resolves itself down
simply to the question whether the
paper money of the country IL 10 be
issued by banking corporations upon
the debts Of the people. or upon other
kinds OF corporate securities. or whether
II Is TO rest upon the broad and safe
bssls Of gold and silver.
Gold Cannot Afford Sufficient Basis.
This is 50. because gold alone GER
tainly cannot afford sufficient basis
upon which the amount II circulating
medium required by the people Of this
country can safely rest. l am against
an irreieemable currency IN every way:
but. however. 1t is 10 be decreed that We
must have fiat money: II our circulating
medium h to be based upon faith alone.
then | am in favor Of its icing issued by
the government and not by individuals;
because | have more faith IN all of the
people than have ia any particular
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Mipc~ and saw Mills ~ Operation.
pe,er - Dsine slswis ouL

Isso~~oob. Mich. Aug l. The terer
epidemic is rapidly abaiinF. tilels are
only a feu new csee< sn6 1T usorr ftso
three sasathe az repsgted weekly a
few men are beng taken ea - tshiar.l
and Narrie nliBes. and thest are f'fnf -
A little activity .issviifre - t,t,zrisif,.
1hss town - rising sficuilfsl, fffn ter
ast,ss end vii rfoieil, sf1r t~ hei
tef foxn than ever i-fpre Nucn satff.
t,rise. F.ers~vefarce ard riagk fsft tis
rlayef Fvrryslsls - hard 81 stsk rna
pew hpiiaincs az Ffang up an its
bun ~ business - i.isihls dteti Es'ahs.si.
All fb.es - oar fIig fsz made are Ru1
rlnC faf crews
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

BssztL. LODI. Asg. Murderer
Charles Coopriier surrendered 10 Sheriff
Klngo and posse this morning. much 10
the surprlse - the ,itizens. lie and his
friends walked into town aud Cooprider
was locked up ia the jaiL II is the re.
suit ui an agreement between TIE ssatr
NJ and ttsprifis. : friends II j. ie
lieved that desperate Efforts ell he ms'ie
to clear him 1T tho preliminary hearing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

kASsAs Cl4r, Aug. l The preiimi
nary hearing - Banker Aionzo " -
tie. who shot and killed Attorney l.. r.
Johnafsine Jaly lV began toiay. A
continuance. was askea far AID denied
Bat ons, witness wa examiaei Aitof
nrys fer the defense charge ne prose- a.
ton with retaining tic daily press N
their tatereaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

MoSTaFAr- Aug. 1.-The Italian war
ship Etna was visited by large crowds
today. The threat Of Admiral dagnati
In leave the port unless salute was
fired IN return Ia her salute or entering
the port caused scnsation, but fortu-
nately any uppleasantness was pre-
venied 10y the receipt Of a telegram from
the minister Of military ordering sa.
lutte Of twenty one guns 10 be fired,
which vas done
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Ne,sdn Mun cnmn.n, A.-irn..

SaN FHAScIsoo. Aug. The Nevada
Mil company. the lsrgtst numbering
concern ca this coast. to-day ISSUED .
call Tor meeting ~ creditors tomorrow
The tig milis 10 Nendocine county we're
shut down issdsy The liabilities are
spu0Oa0 TIE as@ets are estimated at
sIoa.eyi This failure viil be eure -
drag down several Smaller numbering
ron.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

ASHLAND. Wis. Aug. Mon union
lumbcrmen are at work al the Shores
docks today. With ample police protec.
tion. No violence has been attemted by
the strikers. VINO line the embsnkment.
The Shores company will garnish si.s'c0
in the treasury of the Longshorcmon' :
union for damages committed by union
members at the docks Eight Il the al
rested strikers have been released under
iaoraa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Sarr LAxF- Utah. Aug l. The Union
Pacific foundry in thfs city vac clss,sd
today end AL the rneh lad of. Asguss
q tlie road viii reduce its paastncrf
train service between Poestein an1
Portland - taking 81 tvo trains. The
pay ruii 81 tie entire RIO crande west.
srn systen ss cut from % % - per
tsers tex3ay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
CALLS OFF The DOGS
Michigan Democrat Calls on
Comwisssoner lochren
TO PROTEST THE lcsG CASE
he fSeprc-cstts THAT a ssfexseas afts-
take Va. si-sse IA. st.ssssas.sag sfas
Severity ssf she sssa...e,s : W o..s.ss..

DkTEolz. Mica, Ang 4 tpeciAl
from Nsshitglon q The Aeas ssys:
ons Il the lsF.slns aemasrai Iasisic.Ans
q Michigan Pas saade : i.essprsl cl oa
Pension Souln.issioHsr Le,cLnen fof l1s
purpose oi request.ng that s.field u
"sei 1p ca tie Justice l-nag pes.ssola
case.
The Michigan mar hoios pe~.iio.u -
authority In the patty ssanolis q no
staie. and he IL - neSI. a. nearer. ths
recognizes leaders "a AIS in1n il Nlcai-
gan. iio hsf been ise.s several dzys. tDt
for personal re4soGs d0as nss NisA i.is
presence knewn. H.s baslnoss ~as sos
connected With tbs iy.nsson Office. bot
being here. be took eccAsisn g. cal on
Commissionbr Lochrea u Suggest that
public opinion IL Michigan Nas nas
wholly spirosing ssme u tAe STEPS
taken in susperdsng Justice Longs Pen
sion. The sfalen.eIt - ihr Michigan
democrat wae substantially tAist
.lt WAS Undoubtedly proper for TIE
pension btiseau % suspend Justice
Longs penslol. II be had Dot compliaa
with the va iio1s technical requirement.
" Att' AoFf hFAt - va a-trlat-a iHA iAfn
bureau to g further and deny iAe ~
verify II Justsce Longs wounds. and Als
merits as . fsenfln8er.
Had Clear ea~c.
The bureau bad clear case a<ainst
Justice lsoag In not having cond.iisd
with the ias emitting him 81 = l>en-ls,n
~ ,s3 per month They ought D. have
rested their case there. insioad ~ drag
ging in the question q. tie JUDGES salary
and az his wounds--
Tins line ~ Argument was presented
tn Mr.. l,ochren az considerable length.
There was no aite,np, - lecture him or
Ia interfere with has business hut Il VIE
. delicate hint frcEa . Nscbkgan demo
crat fully qualified "a speak Tot hiE stale
that some ~ the steps against Justice
Long were little too severe u please
the most radical advocate of honest pen
sion reform.
Incidentally the hint was also slrop,ss-i
that II might be- iess Irritating q MicAi.
gan soldiers II the special examiners
sent 10 ferret ont irreguisritses aud
frauds were not southern men. and ia
Particular were not ex-confndcfate sol
uiers Commissioners Lochrrn indicated
that he was glad - get tho advice. and
from what be said i; was clear that be
had 10 purpose Of doing az intentional
wrong a. Justice Long or any other Oh
soldier, Du. that be Was treating nli
cases alike with the sole view II making
the pension list G roll of honor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

HsSsss. Nont. Asg. 1 " n Tar
gisfs. made ~ s@sianmett TO-DAY IHa
achfsfase = Hzatte vse fled fsHs1
tanks sna feeeFn insB eanp1uies Are
tie largest cFalfafs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

NJ, weser AIrnoef tt<s-<iy 40 f~sse
p<ssssit

DrTR9fv. sich.. AnE T.. hrs Aryer.
viz q tft daciof veo - rharee1 y ~
ri..,lsszls poisoning . stb 81 nHfPT
heesifai faft = pii - E.ffrsi aaFs ~,
fa.s ais< psf - aiie o. e., b. f-ez lofk
alias,ark tfs islenrssN .srl a. hs'f ~
f,.r d.ssIar. tsiiiaR aef ~ sks B.fk.ig -
aus ont So intrfcsfs if sessv -
haes fs4fa a. un8sf issss fa sutisgl
Ara Meyer asss 90 tr ha-,4ta sd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
omahn nor.c. 81, An.-,r,,.

OxAHA. Neb. Aug. Ia. =. cu-ahy
thse evening sam in reference % the
failure az John Cndahy q Cbica1.o that
the Omaha and Sioux City houses vii
not be affected ia the least
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

AatfsoraS Neh. AUG. Ten year.
oid Arthur johnson ebot and ifs.iar y
ki,se-s lil~ seaf 90 esster tbs aiier
asa,n ftr famsd li.A fsefsYss la a
torsau drawer sst rsntes - 49, a
aE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

iHHtksaTus e.. tn& snafaf flsefa
faftis is quite ila a. fis resllienee hsr'
Hia phgsieiaus Hr~ah gsssftl.siiy fs'rsfd
4ne sisf oufirUk g. bic reeesefy i is
n,f ~ all fff.i allls ihat ba ~s - -
y .sh stsssi nesi areA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

p4sexo. ff.io seE ] The T'ue'la
city Fssssves company. nsning sea
operating fse epsratf fines = eier-ffic
ro,a.is n PUei''e ief sehnrss. has passed
sets t1e azDts q = rslster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

CE1cAco. Aag. l. lire ~ tie oisoa
nass No. 9os 10 39is GcttkSs Grove
avenue. to-day d2Iaaa-led tie fi<l= u tie
extent - s2o0o They were RED b.
Olson a company Tenants leeg sl0.uko.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
tlnlum snlznru

San Fg2sssssco. Aug. Five thou
sand dollars worth IL opium Was seized
IN Chinatown sariy this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

a that nsn.e sass that an exy.io~son q
o~nEes occarioa to-day IN the sn@s@Elns
y tie DumDIze- l'iaiz fouTtssn ela-
ploses we're hllled xna usny injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-06-22
Crisp and Casual.

Biblical scholars say Noah quit the
ark April 49,
The Nile has fall Of only six
inches in 1000 feet.
Three hundred thousand earth
globes could be stored inside the sun.
The diamond, if laid in the sun,
and then carried into dark room,
shows distinct phosphorescence.
The largest tomb in the world is
the pyramid of Cheops, 40l feet high
and covering thirteen acres of ground
The first lighthouse built in Amer
lea was at st. Augustine, Fla. It is
now believed that it was originally
used as watch tower.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1893-06-22
Free to the Afflicted.

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