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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10
Shopping is always
A favorite pastime
With the ladies.

And one which they especially enjoy in the spring. To enjoy it
most, come and look at our exhibition of Spring Styles in dress goods
and trimmings. Every year brings out new ideas, and we bring out
all of the ideas that are in vogue. Everything in vogue is in our
stock, which, among other things, includes the largest assortment Of
ladies capesu and jackets in the city, also children's cloaks. A large
line of carpets-velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry and Ingrains. 1t
includes a great many other things which must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Seeing is admring in this case, and for that reason our store
is daily thronged with admirers and buyers of the latest novelties.
When shopping do not fail to call at D. MoKINNONS.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10

Ice cream at the Ideal restaurant to-
night.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10

Mrs. Languish. "Tired! Oh, SO tiree
all the timer" Mrs. Smart. well, so
used to be until I began to take Ayers
Sarsaparilla as a spring medicine, anc
now,I don't know what it is to have tha'
tired feeling. Try it, my dear; only b.
sure you get Ayers"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10
Prominent Artist Fell Dead.

LONDON, April 10. Young Mann, .
notable German artist, fell dead in the
street here. As a war artist he gained
in America considerable reputation
during the rebellion. He was patron
lied by the British royal family for
many years.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10

To restore gray hair to its natural
color Is in youth, cause it to grow album
dant and strong, there is no better prep
aration than Halls Hair Remover.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10
A Wisconsin VIII Contest.

OSHKOSH, Wis, April l0-The Thomp-
son contested will case is still in court
here. Thompson left an estate valued
at $500. 900. Or this $l70, 600 went to the
wife. Two daughters by a former wife
are attempting to break the will ON the
ground of undue influence.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10
The Home Rule Bill.

LONDON, April l0.-The debate on the
second reading Of the Irish home rule
bill was resumed in the house of CON-
mons and proceeded tamely until the
adjournment. No notable speech was
made aud the house was half deserted.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10

For sale or Rent.
Commercial hotel will give possession
May /. j. j. Craney.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10
city Convention.

A delegate convention will be held at
the city hall, Thursday, April ID, 1898,
placing in nomination q candidate for
police judge to be voted upon at the
ensuing election. The several wards OF
the city will be entitled to the following
representation:
First ward. delegates
Second ward. ....... ....5 delegates
Third ward. $500. g delegates
Fourth ward. .... g delegates
M. j. McGLLIvRAY, Chairman.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-04-10

Colds, caused by the sudden changes
OF temperature at this season ofthe year,
make Ayers Cherry Pectorai indispen-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
SEA POST OFFICE EXTENSION.
Mr.. Bisscll Hard at Work On an Ism.
pOriant Matter.

WASHINGTON. May ls-The extension
OF the system of sea postoniccs Is one OF
the dreams Of Postmaster General Bis
soils administration " hen he gets time
TO consider anything but applications
FOR Office. The system was put in opera
tiop by Postmaster Genera. Wanamakcr
on the German and French lines. but he
was unable to make any arrangements
with the great British lines, with their
heavy mails for London. Liverpool
and the big manufacturing centers
~ England and Scotland. Postmaster
General Bissell will go 10 work
on the problem when he has little
more leisure aud il necessary
will seek the help Of congress 10
compel some one line 10 establish sea
posto.ficcs or to abandon the mail
ser"ice IL the line winch is willing 10
establish them. 1t woul9 result in an
enormous saving az tiue il tie sea post
Offices were established! on all the lines
carrying American mails to Europe. and
more particularly bringing foreign
mails To New York and Boston. The
New York mail would come into the
Office sorted for the carriers To take out
at once, and the mail for other points in
the United States would be pouched
ready 10 throw upon the mail trains as
soon ss il could be transferred from the
steamer. 4 saving of an entire day
would sometimes bc made in catching
connections with the south. east and
west. and there would bc another great
advantage in the relief which would be
afforded the New York office by giving
entire time Of the clerks to handling the
domestic mails
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
DWIGGIN'S FAXES.
His Iate~. lOc.rthcsi Financial
scheme Morse Than Gold Bricks.

lNDIA,4PoLIs. MAY ls.-Another link
IN Zimri Dwiggin's remarkably tlimsy
financial chain came q hight today. and
II - II 81 character 10 east previous com
IstlIors for Napoleonic laurels IN the
shade. Aside from his Columbia
National bank. his chain of village banks
IN the GENITAL states and his United
States Loan and Trust company II Ok
ford. he organized "a snap called the
Northwestern Farm and Investment
company OF Indianapolis. IL has no
office here. bus ii was incorporated and
has for lis president r. e.. Atkins. "A
wealthy manufactures q this city.
This company issued number
none II the officers will say
how many 81 eloO ten year dcbenturc
bonds. paying : per cent interest. and
quoting the language Of the bond.
secured by lieu on contract for the
sale 81 certain lands in North Dakota.
The bonds are Handsomely engraved af-
fairs ard bear formidable looking seals.
These bonds were distributed about
among the country banks in the Dwig-
gina chain and are held 10y them IA
part ~ their assets The other officers
bssidc> Atk.ns were j. " Starbuck.
general manager. ". II. Starbuck. sec-
rets.ry. and Pierre Gray son %: the min
Ister Ia Mexico. attorney. Both Atkins
and Gray. the onIy resident officials alb
solutcly refuse to answer any questions
about the concern
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
SOCIETY ACTORS FIG HI.
6Db hiliAAs0 Assacks ~ t1sAa lAckAye.
t3sss Probably WhheA He Hadn't

bosros. May Is Bob Hilliard of the
Led Astray' company and Wilton
Iaiskaye 0f the -Aristocrsey' Aggrega
ton had . lively ight here tonight
L~ckSye. Just az he was drcsssng for
dnun town. heard a knock at his DIOR
anc sail Come in" The door was
pushed violently open and in walked
HiiIisrc IN q towering rage. Mr.. Lack
aye was seated in chair at tbs time
and billiard reared out: Il want an
apology from YOU. and want IL quick
Mr. Lacxaye looked up and said: Bob.
the ught we had agreed not 10 speak
To- each ether" and stooIed over o. tie
h,s shoe Without another word Hill
hard struck him a terrific blow in the
faee. knocking him 10 the floor. Lack
ase Immediately sprang a. his feet and
ssingiag his right on Hil!iard's iaw.
br,k Ike his oVn thumb IN two places.
Then they clInced and a mutual friend,
n 40 was present. separated them. not.
however. until they had fallen Ia the
iOsIr and rolled around eboat the furn,-
tur- aud aroused severn II the guests.
lac Trend. n1se name ~ Franco, al
last got them apart. when Lackaye, who
sas white with passion. ran Ia the toilet
table. seized tbs water pitcher and
smashed II to fragments over Hilliard's
head. bringing him hah stunned 10 his
knees. Toe blow was heavy one and
cut a deep cash. which he had sewed
Up, Hil.lau. cried out. lies trying To
murder me" and ran out 10 tho corridor
and down stairs. that being the last
SEEN of him Mr.. Hilliard has bad
cash on his heal, but played his part at
The Globe this evening. Lackaye is in
tel at The Langhsm nursing broken
hmt ani trying 10 coax tho mouse on
his eye IL turn alhino.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
tive hoard, Governor Aitvssd responded
and accepted the building.


Dire<sor General DAVE Desnanas shr
leader's kesignsesaa
CGtcAso. May ls.-Thcuaoss Thomas
has been asked u turn osee the keys.
the documents and everything else per
tanning ~ the musical bureau IA Chief
Peabody II the department of liberal
arts and step outside of tha big fence.
Director General Davis lost no time In
asking for Mr.. Thomas resignation after
be had the authority of tn national
commission 10 do so. He dispatched
special messenger yesterday afternoon
Ia the house Of the music1 director
with letter that read like tbs:
Theodore Thomas, Musical nfssr.or. De-
partment OF Liberal Arts. Moods coium-
hian Exposition:
SIs-In compliance with tAe Instructions
em mtsodied IN resolution adopeed this day
,siay IL hy the wortd : Colsm cksn co:nmis-
sioa, l have to request your resignation ~
musical director in tie department II literal
arts. You will please turn over all property.
records 0ld documents belonging to and APP
pertaining To your Office to the chief Of the
department Of liberal srts. Very RESPECT
fully ,ours. Il. X. DAVIS
A. yet the director general has re-
cciycd no answer Ia his tote. Mr.
Thomas il not in as much cf hurry 10
resign IA the commissioners are 10 have
him do 81. And right there Will come
the conflict. Nj. Thomas has been
asked by the national commission to
step out and has been told by some Of
the directors not Ia do so. Who will
come out on top in the tight is qucs
tiOr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

Eocurs1rs. y Y. May - Tho VI
agara Falls PoTef company hss az
tF0yrd n cuufrart With the geeiy or.
zanissd Cataract flsr'rir company =
;his ctty - furnish eisrtfirliy generated
- the Nisrsra tanrei fof nee ~ 4 mo-
tive power in the ats Thy CefarRei
company - said t. - eagfahgei Il
o. .s.rs On account - is.,rhester -
ing scveBty Ell n,ile= IRON Niagara there
il s,rsie euuti here - - sAs 'hev T-evrr
can - fufttshed chaapiy rnonEh n
eu-auste Nith che loral "ieri'ie coQa
-e pn7a.n r. ut twenty three nssi -
Z ~ fhe ral.s era the ests fiu.sst siA
tnasl there hrsf AfFttistifu frosa
.vrs, u-a t-tsee sri i'sfnF hern teea
-..eetfei - fha >iarsfa cmBary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
MAYOR sTuaHTs CHANCE
he Can Appoint whan Ne Please. 80
Guy Attorney.

L.rsTxe, Mich. Nav ls-Fuf tha
srF, time duf,ng the present soe.siaa
twenty two republican senators vrrr
present IN the srnste chsmse, t
morning. and the agony q The dcn
c-Hi senators was simply Hvful sn
seauence. Tie Psevc- apport,nnn4si
tai came up. and Mr.. Stsei saiJ o. -
ofposed O. IL because u disfrsus
Grsiio; eounfy by placing u in ~ ns.
crai district. and be offered nj Hrse.
ment placing that county N relsa
5csn district The sDsndmer; s
host
Morrow ssid he vss alec ofrpPset ss
the bill and feit susry sor Brsti,si sSnIf +.
lie assouprsd the iail IA uufrif ffe
tali wss p.ssea ~ follows feas { 'srh.
Crane, Fox. Fl~shienn. fferr'i. tfaffe-
link. tiitaof4. HOPKINS sewru S.c,iin-
lsy Mclaughlin. Afssrs l'hs, .. Pierre
Saian. Sawyer. Waies. = 'knb s.
Nave Earnnrd. sfnnsugs Burf sfn
ricsTl. Clark. Dors. hEris aSiert
Hough. Sie,f iufntun IL
Ths republicans. - si8ow their s'rtnefh
foas 'rom TIC tslle Sild gave igu s~iiats
effect e. 'he fplo~irQ niiis. = issi Js',r
vissng fw s,ssasis "A tsalfrfn ffs tie
arssesi fo- TIE i1nnd. tisn STATE fstsis
sshosi. TIE asylnfu f. erirainsl snsssiifs
the STAT. yrisob and the reform school,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
LEAGUE OF PI,ESS CLUBS.
The Annual Meeting starts Out With
"a Ho. Debate.

ST.. Part. Nav ls.-M. II. DeYounc.
president of the International League of
Press Clubs. this morning ~ III o'clock
called to ortcr ihe third annual session
of tha: body al the chamhcr of com
merce. The committee oD credentials
reported the names 81 those present
with a rocoumc n.at,on that ip votes te
acc pted fos abser'eoR William Derri
objected 10 this. lie thought hat each
club should lie entitled 10 its
.uli approximation regardless 81
the number oi delegates IN ac-
tual attendance. Miss Sallic JOY
White favored the adoption %: the
report of the committee. prpsls.~ut DE
Young opposed II. After lengthy de
bate the r,port was adopted. The chslr
read a letter ofSeyfet from Henry Vat.
crson o! his inability 10 u present
\ communication was rrs.d from the
Baltimore yearly meeting q! Friends.
requesting that tie league iakc some
action towards the elevation Of the news
paper and currS"i literature of the
times. Secretary trice read hIs report
showing that the league has twenty
seven clubs. Tie receipts since Jan
uary. lSe1. were e'ii7.J0. Tho cvlenscs
s,.s ana the balance on hand. -ii..a
After lunch l0aC line al carriages
filled with the visiting delegates made 4
tour oi the city. fhe evening mcc,ing
nj fosl's music hall Was addressed ~
t. V sSmaIIey. editor ot the Northwest
Magazine. Huyai lI1lstcal a!so spoke
on Experience IN Journalism" The
con'esi ior the ncy: pace of meeting Is
between Toledo and Atlanta. with the
chances in favor 81 the latter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
TAINiSE To RESIGN.


NTw YoRE. May ls.-lt - rumored in
Brooklyn that the Rev. j. Dewitt Tai
mage will resign as pastoi ~ the Brook
Ign Tabernacle on Sunday uB.ess the
entire indebtedness - the church Ia
paid Wnen nshc'i about the report. Dr.
ralmage said n really don't know
what ~ say about my resignation.
am sick and tired - going IN in this
way With such bag debt noa;iny over
that church. AMI | can hardly SO any
other way ont but so nrt "a ny reeis-
nation. | have ue yisns IN yicv like
Brooklyn very much ami tho people, aud
would feel very aorfy g leave this !esu-
iifui city" ~ = meeting Inst riEit Dr.
TalmaCe. IN referring T. the s1alrs uf
the talcfnacle. said "On ucxi sunday
morning will either announce the eu-
tire extuguishmcni q the foaiing debt
~ my resignation as pastor cannot
endure ihs snsp"nae any lo'ger. lhe
fiating debt - rinep snd the trust res
haze cnly sLSes3 - meet H.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

TorFK.. Kan. May j Senator Pef
fer viii deliver nifty lectures the coming
summer. opening st the worlds fair in
July. lie will then speak IN the central
and eastern states. discussing the follow
inc subject: Two Great Forces Are
Forging IN Battle Line the Sane In
der pigercu, Form and Guso That
Have Long Been IN Deadly Antagon-
ism. Eoprenentcd ia Master and Save.
Lord and Nassal. King and Peasant.
Despoi and Scsf. Landlord and Tenant.
Lender and Borrower. Organized Ava
rice and the Necessities ~ the DIVIDED
and lIelrlees Poor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

He II Secretary and Treas3ror of the
New Police Union

CHicsoo. May Is Chiefs of police
from good many cities gathered In con
,eniion IN the city council chamtsr this
morning and h.li a session which was
so orderly as Ia be surprising.
SOae ~ the chiefs had evidently heard
81 III. scenes which are sometimes en-
acted ia the room. They looked curl
oUsly about ard asked. occasionally.
where Alderman So aud 80 sat.
Chief Seavey IL Omaha. who WAS
chiefly Instrumental in getting the Off
GERS together. called the meeting 10 or
der az 10 o'clock aud. without making
IN address. introduced Mayor Harrison
Ills cosmopolitan worshipieis were cor
daily received.
Chief AeCiaughry added hearty sec
ond II the mayors welcome.
Chief Seavey then spoke briefly ~ the
worl. he had done in getting the gentle
men together and of the objects 81 the
convention.
On motion Of Chief McClaughry Chief
Seayey was made temporary chairman
Of Tie convention. IL. q. Carr IL Grand
Rapids was made secretary.
When the convention reasse mbled the
committee on permanent organ cation
reported the following officers: Pses,-
dent. W. Scavcy. Omaha;vice presidents.
Benjamin =. Eidrcdgc. Boston; Roger
O'Mara. piitsburg: ". {. Davis. Mem
phis: Thomas l.. SpacTs. Kansas City;
J.. Harrington. 81. Louis; II. CToXley.
San Francisco; \. u. Connolly. Chicago,
secretary and treasurer. Harvey q. Carr.
Grand Rapids. The committee also rec
commended that the name II the osgani
cation be the National Chiefs Il Police
uEion; that membership te LETT open IL
any chief cf police or superintendent,
of any incorporated ciiy IN the
United States. The report was adopted
without discussion. 4 number q: cues
tions were discussed and referred 10
special committees. among them the fol
lowing: Police regulations applicable
n any city in the country. q elesrapn
code. arrcs.in. criminals ON telcsrans
and the classification 81 officers below
the rank 81 sargeant. The convention
then accompanied Chic: McClaughry 10
the Harrison street station Ia examine
into tho workings of the Bertillion sys-
TEN. IL WIS decided 10y unanimous
vote 20 hold the next convention in ST
Louis. An effort 10 make ". 4. Pinkcr-
ton an honorary member of the associa
ton was voted down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

sfterno.on sessioa the committee On
credentials reportcd The sssenhly then
proceeded 10 the electlon o uoters-
tor. The cArdidstes we're the krv.
w s. Ferguscn u Petersburg. lninoss.
the Rev. n. W. Motherland Il Cab
fornia. and the Rev. b. i. 1empiston
II Texas The Rev. W. q. Ferguson y -
unanimously elected an the ssoond hai
lot Gov. William fishbAck dsliyered
an address II welcome on behalf of the
state. tie Rev H. 5. Williams respond
ine. Ex-Governor Simon r. Hughes
extended the hospitslities II the city on
behalf Il the city. the RESPONSE being
made by the Rev. s. X. Holtsineer q!
Ohio. Tonight the assembled Was Ad
dressed by the w. 4. Blsckstone of Chi
cago. subject. "lsrsei. the Land aud the
People" The sessions wiil continue
until Thursday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
To FIGHT TIE GEAEY LAW.
The Six Companies I'roposc to Inter
pose Every Legal Obstacle.

WAsuINCToN. May Is The attorneys
IL the Chinese Six companies are here
urging the clerks ~ the United States
supreme court ;o hasten the mandate so
that IT may reach the lower court as
early rs possil 10. Mr.. korian. the
leading counsel Says the Chinese intend
&c iigh, the issue IN the courts just as
long as legal iechnicalitIes can he raised
of invented lie Save that upon the
mandate az the supreme court reaching
the lower court some scheme for
tho basis 81 another appeal viii be dc
vlsed Mr. Eiorian saw the attorney
general and the latter consented that
the mandate might be forN AZ led today
The object ~ the attorneys of The CHI
nese is Ia iniorpose legal obstacles t.
prevent any attempt 10 deptt tho Chi
nese before congress assemblies. Their
purpose is to appeal Ia oingress for
eDme Modification - tho ''eary law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
GRESHAM APPOINTED BRAINS.
Three Chicago Newspaper .icn Hon.
oresi by Government Positions.

WAsHiSoToS. May -. Secretary
Gresham today appointed Clinton tur.
bish Il Chicago director Of the bureau
of American republics. to succeed Will
lam T.. Curtis of Chicago. resigned. Mr..
f'urbish ia an editorial writer on the
Chicago Tiues and is iha third Chicago
newspaper man hono.cd 10y the state
department with an appointment in one
day Frank II. Brooks az Illinois. who
will 90 as consul 10 Trieste. Austria.
Hungary. is a veteran newspaper man
who il nj present engaged on the Chi
caco Tribune on special work. Mr..
Brooks was born in Missouri. has lived
in Chicago for the last twenty years and
IL 3 years ii. He was recommend by
Vice President Stevenson and other
personal friends ot Secretary Gresham.
Gt orge Horton IL Illinois. appointed
consul at Athens. is also a Chicago
newspaper man He is associated with
the Chicago Herald as an editorial
writer The only other state depart
mcnt appointments was NJ II. Dutiie 81
Arkansas. consul at Winnipeg. Mani
tooa. lie is prominent lawyer in his
state and was iEdorscd 10y the Arkansas
delegation. He Was appointed II sue
cced Mr.. Givcns. another Arkansas man.
who declined the Winnireg consulship
Ia which hc waa appointed las; Satur.
iay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
.John'.E,vpen.iyr Jag.

BippEFoRp. Me. May lS.-it is now
known that 1t cos; John l.. Sullivan 81.
, a. settle for his assault on LAWYER
NIL. Lizctte. tie gave Lizettc 900 in
each. paid the sheriff fees and AL the
costs os his arrest. and likewise gave
Eail Commissioner Hamilton what he
ch srgcd for services IN Lizeite's inter
eat. Then he had To- square matters
with mis- own counsel. besides paving a
lot q. small bills There is no doubt
that ne intended to jump MS bail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
Broke the VIII Of Bishop Amc~-

BstTTSosE. May Is After standing
fourteen years the Will 81 Bishop Ames
uf the methodist church wss trnken lly
the verdict - Jury IN the common
pleas oouFt THE morning. The contest
Vas made ~ NV. hanna l.. 4. Weik. a
granfi,iaughieT - the bishop. who con
WINGED the jury tat undue Influence
ant fraud acre es,rcis.,i 9 ben TIRE vii
vas prepared. Tie estate is valued At
trtgecR sl5oDp and sso0s. which
val nos he dvidel according 10 lsy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

kogoxo. Ind. May lSThe plate
form. and - ar assured fact IL vii
embrace the four largest factories IN
tlle United States TIE Dhsm0sd works
- Kosorlo. a branch - the same com
psny a. timwos.5, lad. the Chsflerfa IN
Pcunsy lva.ia ard the Crysfsl tiig ~
Missouri The fsctor1 here, tuyiog ing
i.ssg aen ls closed vhile an inventory
u = irg taken. rTspal S'Ory - the irSrs
fcf O. the ssn1st2ie. The Diamond
stock xiN 60 81 = totGo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

CHICACo. May Is Fire in tho hig
establishment % the DR.. Price Baking
Powder company early this morning
caused lo=s oi about $1,000 The
building j. hive story brick ana is
located AZ the southeast corner - Dear
born avenue and Michigan street. The
firm - one q the largest Ia the country
engaged In tho manufacture ot haking
powder sand Hsvor.ng extracts and ia
plant in the city IL valued ~ sl0.po.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

Tho s.ste V.iisiipg ss the Fair prsii-
Gated Yesterday.

CHIr.Go MAY J. In the prssenc~ q
ihrce seors thog-auis = I~ppe At high
uooa taiav the srani huiidirs erected
~ 'he state - Illinois a. the world =
'air va dedi~atst Twas DE brlgh'rst
DAY the White city has @een sinco g wss
formally opened - the world ~ IRE,
dent 1isvelsnd lion Lafayette Funs.
prpsident e the lliioois apfi3 Tar
l7u,rrl i~siogs. NAH. the forruai frlissry -
the huildgng - fssseYuor Alfgtiu ~ ~
sia.luerf .shirassa Me- remarks fIf
Mr. Mar.s i.srst-e frratf f-s7if'eri =
thr tia wsaa es- : fa- rsrra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

LiNcof.N Neb.. Mas IL Tho Nebraska
savings hank - m trouble. For several
days there has been quite run on the
Institution. which today assumed crten-
siVs proportions Tho clearing house
sss called on Tor assistance aud re-
syorisd promptly and the hank is con
Silent that u will weather the storm.
Tae bark has capital of f2lS.oc0 and
The deposits amount 10 alj0cca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

Prrr~af So. Kan. MAY - \ strike q
rta Gts0 coal miners iB the Cherokee
islsls Is Threatened there bsiHg a differ
srco - Ia rents a ton between tho scales
osfrr~.i ~ The miners snd the ,Verators
The company has i..so csrz q cDal slde-
tracked Between here and kansas City
n ANTICIPATION - trnuhie