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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
MOTIONS TRIBUTE.
He Pays a High Compliment 20 Sta
tistician Dodge

WAsHrxorox. March 23.- Statistician
Dodge Of the agricultural department.
whose successor was yesterday ap-
pointed. rendered his resignation upon
the 10th instant 10 Secretary Morton.
who replied Us follows:
Il am in receipt Of your communica-
ton, rendering your resignation Of the
position OF chief statistician in the de-
partment Of agriculture. and note with
satisfaction your intention as expressed
therein. IL entering upon more agreeable
work In agricultural literature. AS the
literature of agriculture embraces all the
relations Of capital To labor and touches
every economic question, you have
a wide field q exploration before you.
And after your long service in position
so intimately connected with the farm
ing interests Of this country. you must
be peculiarly well equipped for that line
Of labor Certainly no man in the
United States will be better able TO
demonstrate the economy truth that the
relation Of supply to demand is the sole
regulator OF Svaluc. whether the com
mesiity be sheap. salt or silver. With
the highest regard for your personal
character and best wishes for your sue
cess in the PRONUNCIATION Of orthodox
agricultural and economic tencts, | ac-
cept your resignation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
GRAND RAPIDS MICH FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH a. 1888

tent the spirit u the tari6 plank in the
dtsnaoefat platform. Nearly every mail
that reaches the treasury department
csntains Suggestions from ststssficians
and others as a. the computation II q
tsriff bill. Soue thirty or forty u these
communications have already been re
csaved. prominent among them being
that from the New York Reform club.
The general oufline Of the New York
Reform clubs tarin proposition cor
responds practically 20 a proposition
submitted in lss5 by Edward Atkinson
az Boston Ia President Cleveland and
Secretary Manning
That proposition divided tie tarih as
follows:
Articles Il food and animals.
II Articles In acrade condition which
enter into the various processes a
Domestic industry.
& Articles wholly or partially manu-
featured for ure - materials In the
manufactures and mechanical arts.
ID Articles manufactured. ready for
consumption.
+ Articles Of voluntary use. luxuries,
etc.
Since that time the annual report Of
the bureau Of statistics has contained q
table showing duty collected on each
OF the series of articles. From the re
port Of lssa. il appears that tl73uo7 go
duty Was collected. Of which $1,000. I'D
was collected under class A. tll0iS.s2s
under class B. s222ls4l2 under class G.
sI6.s sos under class ID. and Si9. .su22.
Issj under class +.
Treasury experts assert that the prop
osition Of the New York Reform club
places articles Of class A and B wholly
on the free hist. while many of the arti-
cles in class c are also placed on the
tree list. II this statement be correct,
the revenue derived from customs
would be decreased by the addition "a
the free list Of articles now paying duty
To the annual amount Of ga ..Ae. 100. but
might be increased 10 some extent by
the increased importations OF articles
under class c. ON which the duty is re
duced. They figure. however, that on
the present basis of receipts and ex-
penditures. the proposed changes would
result in an annual deficiency.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

NKw ioEk. March - The United
Garment workers Al meeting tins
evening decided Ia r,ect the terms u
the Manufacturers association. shich
were 10 the eject that their agreement
should eonfain CLAUSE stating that the
preference should be shown union men.
This means war 10 the knife. and the
Ciahiag Manufacturers association has
decided 80 lock ont al union men on
Saturday unless the agreement Was rati
ned THE evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

GrrHKlE. O. T., March n A special
agent of the interior department h here
IN consultation with Governor Less ~
garding the new counties On the Chrro-
kee strip. He has thoroughly insesfi
gated the condition u the settlers on the
north line II the strip and sass that .
Few are suffering from want and ali are
very restless. bat there Is no prohab.l.
ity 81 any attempt al invasion. There
viii probably be eighteen counties laid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
csRr,sIt.s r,Hufr SCHEME
rf Carried ont u VIII Resale In a
deficiency.

VssHf~cTo~. March n Secretary
Carlisle i = zfsted ca good authority.
intpo8s - give nneb q has time this
.anmef to TIE csnsisieratien - fhe
tariff xlta Tsex - - thornugtif
faoniiiar,xsng him@elf uifh the suhiert
- ss Indicate - Trnerssl way The car
liees for tie fsr5neflon - fsrff biil Nv
Hhe next democrat horN he u no
'asElae lffends - prepare 2 biz N fleFssi
?, - submitted . fhs WAYS snd naesns
rtrwittee = re nnxf hssuee INT rather
= he ~ f~asffss.n r. gfyss u al ~ ss-
sistsrre ard infoysnafsoa that = Bay
a~~~l - ~ Freperstifsn - = tariff iyii
fAaf siA carry oat n - sorsi ard IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March "a
severe storm swept over this city afcut
) clock tonight. doing much damage.
The residence II Judge Wood. late third
vice president Of the Louisville 4 Nash.
vile railroad. Mas unreofei- liz South
Nashsille store filed with people was
blown down and number injured. but
not badly. With the exception ~ two.
one u whom. hoy. Eugene Dumrigh.
sas kille.i. and the other. VIII Dunrlgh.
slll not live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Nothing Like "a Eser BeE,rc seen I'm
North Dakota

ST PAct. MINI. March - Reports
from many points iu South Dakota and
westsrn Minnesota ~ tn 1919 tins even.
ire indicate that the Snow. -lect hail.
rain ard thunder Storm Ia those regions
- ragicz With almost unprecedented
fury. n Aberdeen. :. o.. the storm ~.
sufaed p8encnisnai proportions and
sh0as rot The slightest Indication n
abatement. AZ that point the snow has
been falling thfry sfx hours. and has
rearhed depth n twenty inches The
eldest inhahttant cannot recall anything
ike it. Train service on all roa,ls =
practically ahansk,ued and wili he Tor
several day<.
4 Huron dispatch says that All paints
IL %sush Dakota east Il The Missouri
river Is sxre<iencinx one Il the heaviest
storms ever known there. There =
foot or r.ore q snow on the gTonnd and
!. j. =, set taas naeigafion IN Il is a.
ntse ~ tnlse-iils he storm IN The
twin critics. nts been very severe The
snoN va f-ihraei ~ slsrt storm
and this ree sl@o accompanied b. IN
rrfassi rtpnsisr storms BY dafllTht
the c,ifn motion n ffs eieincnfs had dc
reinpes. fnto a 3ririnE rainstorn. The
streets - - rasH an5 Mirrearoiis xerc
fererrd With rivers = siush. and At
o'asssck not pne = NE han,lrrsls u street
Fsif~ay cars ws- ahie - huelge az inch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Their designations Have Been Ac-
ceptcd ny President Cleveland.

WASHINGTON. March 23 1t was said
at the state department this afternoon
that the resignation Of all the delegates
To the international monetary confer
ence had been received. and that at the
cabinet meeting tomorrow the question
whether or not a new body of delegates
shall be appointed. will probably he dis
cussed and decided. The opinion 10
held by some persons. who are in poei-
tion Ia form intelligent views. that Pres
ident Cleveland has practically con-
cluded not to send another delegation TO
brussels. II that proves 10 be the case,
the minister 10 Belgium will probably
lie designated 10 attend the conference
as the representative ~ the United
Stafea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
FOR A NEW COURT
Representatives chsmbsfain's Ss-
preme cooa Bill.
EIGHT JUSTICES PROVIDED
The Ccsss Dsssicd Inso T~o scc<son.
frocrc<isnxr IN Zach HOUSE -
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
KANSAS RuPUBLICANs.
They Will Redeem the State From
Populist Misruie-

TorEsA. Kan. March % Within the
last week the republicans have nomi-
mated straight tickets in more than fifty
Of the towns and cities Of the state The
spring election will be held on the sec
ond Tuesday in April. Republicans and
democrats are making vigorous fight
against the populists- In several in
stances democrats have been nominated
for mayor and are being supported by
republicans. Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns.
president Of the woman's republican
state league. is going from town to town
addressing the women. urging them 10
redeem Kansas and 10 cast their votes
for men who will uphold the law and
maintain order. In this and other large
cities the women are registering and
will be at the polls to work on election
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
Standard ON Greed.

NV foRK. March -. Ii Is reported
that shippers and brokers are In trouble
because the STANDARD OIL company Re
fuses TO sell them oil, or 10 quote prices
10 them. The brokers have orders from
abroad. but cannot I'll them. Mean
while many oil ships and tank steamers
are waiting 70 get cargoes. Ii ls SAID
that the Standard Oil company ~ fast
acquiring fleet of steamers with view
OF monorolizlng the foreign 81 trade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
WIPEOOffTHE EARTH
KELLY ENTIRELY DESTROYED
Not . ssaf Len ca Tell the Tale.
indianapolis Devastated -Rain
90 Bo~iinx Creea-

NkaPHss. Tenn. March n Scatter
lag reports coming u Memphis indicate
that terrific cyclone ehirled up the
Mississippi valley from the southwest
fhis afternoon. crashing and sweeping
houses ike straxs along IN Is mad path.
Ielegraph wires "a every direction wire
tsisted into langles. and communication
With The storm swept localities was ex
esedingly difficult and unsatisfactory.
Trains from the east reaching the city
late ia tie afternoon and evening
brought reports u Widespread destruc-
ton. Passengers "a the fazoo
ani Mizsissippl Valley train told
II the destruction - Itin-
ica. Mss The birmingham train
cle ia Aemphis at 5-3o o'clock could
net get Il Memphir until after o'clock.
m@n being compelled 20 chop ard re-
move trres of ter track between here
and Kelly rh0 fraihmen report that
not nossse Aa- lrft standing in Kelly.
Waieh Is a station about thirteen miles
from Memphis Tie sxafh Il the storm
"a il crtesf1 the kenzsss City Memphis
a kir.ningharn rr44d seemed - embrace
a Territory b.fsseen Caperytlle and
olive Braaeh. D0zens u houses. huge
trees anil tarns we're raced 10 the
rroand by The violence - the storm.
Hnndrs~is Injured.
The damage ~ 1unica, Niss. was
great About i.30 o'clock in the after
noon fhe sxy In fiae southeast hecan 20
iar<cn and q ioe uailing sound an-
nouncsd the approaching Storm Within
terrible vciocify. The first hard blow
gave Hay 20 Tho cyclone and houses
were crushed Ike ervshrlls The
venxe,ul visitor fingered over aia around
The town scarcely tNo minutes and
yet in that time ne Ievelcd
buildings unsraringly. Such unusual
and unexpected wrath stunned the peo-
pie and the artillery paralyzed the mind
for a moment. The partial calm. ssive
fGr the fa1 ~ rain then came. and The
people rushed about in great excitement.
On one side ~ the square. where stood
a hanllsotne building occupied by the
Knights a Pythias and dasons. was
nov a. be- sees only heap % timber
and iiitting beams fsosn beneath mass
of ruins.
Completely Destroyed
This Has one ol fhf most pfetfntious
buildings ,n the fo~n. IL MAS then no
ficed that the rot II the court house
was gone. but >poa were nesrd the cries
and screams ~ children. Men rushed
% fhe coloFed school house. where 20
children had teen gathered a. their les
sens. 4ihe building. a two story frame,
bad been blown down AMI beneath rhe
runs was a mass 81 struggling children
g Tar "a known. none were killed. but
there we're many maimed and BRUISED.
some with hroken arms and some with
fractured skulls The full extent - the
damage - 40. known. but the loss Ia
property will 70 into hundreds of thou
sanlfs.
Trainmcn On the Kansas City. Mem
phis 4 Birmingham railroad report rfat
Kelly. Miss. Vas wipcd Of the face ~
The earth. not soul fcing LEFT 10 tell the
taie special train left Memphis for
Kelly ~ $50 p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
LIFE FOR OUR SEALS
The Court Of Arbitration Is Nov
in Session.
IT'S MEETING PURELY FORMAL
National Representatives Assemble to
ssstsie the Dinhculsy Over the Ber-
ing Sea seal Fishcrie~-

Pskis. March 2a.-The court of arbi-
traiion appointed 10 adjust the difficult
ties between the United States and Great
Britain in regard to the seal fisheries in
Bering sea. met today in the Office OF
the French foreign minister. All the
menbers 81 the court % arbitration
were present. being the Hon. John NJ.
Harlan and the Hon. John T. Morgan.
appointed by the president u the United
States, Baron de Courselles, appointed
by the president Of France: His Excel
lency Gregers W. Gramm. appointed
by the king of Sweden; His Excellency
Marquis Emilio yiscpnti venosia.
appointed 10y the king OF Italy.
the Right Hon. Lord Hannen.
and Sir John 5. ID. Thompson. X. c. b..
appointed by the queen of England.
The Hon. John W. Foster was present
a. agent on the part of the United States
and the Hon. c. III. Upper. dominion
minister Of marine and hsheries. as agent
on the part of Great Britain. The coun-
SCI present on the part 81 the United
States were the Hon. f.. J Phelps of
Vermont. James G. Carter II New York.
the Hon. Henry w. Blodgett Of Illinois
and Robert Lansing OF New York. assist
ant counsel on the part Of the United
States.
The counsel for Great Britain present
were Sir Charles Russell attorney gen
eral: Sir Richard Webster. ex attorney
general. G.. Robinson of the Canadian
bar and the Hon. W. III. Cross.
Mr.. Devellc. French minister Of for
40 H.s ~.<f1
coming the members Of the court, the
was purely formal Credentials were
presented and the court organized by
the election IL Baron DE Courcelics as
president. Ii was decided To meet at
III 30 a. m. each day and TO sit for four
hours and half daily the meetings to
be open 10 members OF the press. to
whom cards should be issued. The
court then adjourned until April 4. in
order 10 examine the printed Arguments
Of the United States and Great Britain,
which were presented. These printed
arguments are 10 be submitted To the
American congress- and 10 the British
parliament probably next week, and then
to be made public.
Welcomed by Carnos.
The debates of the court of arbitra-
tion will be held in the English language
and the journal of the proceedings is to
BE- kept in the French language. with an
English version.
All the members of the court made a
general and formal visit 10 President
Carnot today. the Hon. T. J. Coolidge.
American minister. and the marquis Of
Dufferin. the British ambassador. pre-
senting the several members 10 the
president President Carnot received
the visitors most courteously and vel
coined those Of them who were foreign
ers To France.
Ex Secretary Foster was spoken to
to-day in relation to the appointment of
cx Senator James B. Eusfis IA American
minister 10 France. and said that be
considered the selection a judicious one
on the part Of President Cleveland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

KALAMAZOO. Mich. March y. II is
now believed that the murderer q Louis
Sehilling is white man. Four women
claim 10 hsye eeen On Porfgage street
suspicious thick set man. eifh rcd
face. elseh. crop - whiskers and mus
tache. and reddish brown clothes While
White. the coiored butcher. sha Wa
suspected. cannot he found public orin
ION has changed ssnewhat In bis favor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

NscE. March II Two men from New
Orleans committed suicide on the Ca
sino grounds az Monte Carlo last night.
Their names are given IA Veil and
Roth. They had been playing heavily
a. the Casino FOR several days. and on
"Wednesday and Thursday lost enor.
nous euu.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

LITTLE Rock. Ark. March 23 The
Southern Land and Lumber company
81 Dry Run. Ark. one of the largest
sawmill plants IN Arkansas. vas today
put into the hands of a receiver. The
application was forced 10y the fear of "A
foreclosure by bondholders in the inter
est on $4,000 ~ the companys bonds.
having been defaul'ed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Ffs~r. Mich. March y Meager par,
tle,lars n seriosss FIRE az ssrana Blanc
lsst night havf ''seo rscssss,, here: islf
general stnre = Iseals maxwell. t'ae
meat market - hmhuxy 4 lsnahie aHl
= dwelling house verr destroyed 13le
telephone central o'hce. ioca'ed r. Besls
a Nasweil's store. shared the genera
distinction
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

qualities ~ whisky is which q pss
the taa aud remose the go<-as. The
number q gziloas - tsxstle spirits q
all kinds IN bond in lsIs2 IVES les.si3. MA.
and the OWNERS. ts take Il out viii he
obliged 10 pay the government IN rese
nae taxes the sam q tiS.d5i Gns0,
This snm docs not include the estimated
taxes for the present year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

bodies from the city cemetery has been
stopped temporarily. 1t is alleged that
a body is taken up and distributed in a
couple 81 boxes and reinterred as one or
two bodies. as the case may be-. Jobbery
is alleged and the contract ~ r.. T. Nc
Govern for the removal ~ the dead il
claimed to be invalid. Today the mayor
ordered the work stopped until the mat
ter is investigated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

ISpANApoffs. March 2& Judge
bartholomew of the superior court today
over. ruled the motion ~ the defendants
in the receivership suit against the
Louisville. New Albany A Chicago rail
road 10 dismiss the plaintiffs motion
for an order requiring the defendants 10
produce their hooks Ia court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

RowF. March y 4 bomb was ct
pioied tntIay IN tho street hack ~ the
tniversita Della Sapiensa No damage
sas done. The university IA hut short
distance from The panfhcon Nobody
saw The t-omb placed. and no arrests
have feer made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

FtoRfSe.F March ~ Queen Victoria.
the Princess Beatrice and her husband
Prince Henry II haffenburg. arrived az
Fiorence tnday. \ ferce - royal earn
hineers rseortsd Queen Victoria and her
parfy. who drove AZ ouce - the Villa
patrofrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

Vscxssug1- Miss. March IA
destructive eyelone passed through
the iazoo. Mississippi delta today.
sreeking rho towns u Cleveland and
Tunica. All wires are down and no par
ticulars are obtalnable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
Premier in FINANCIAL DimcuIric-.

SYDNEY. March - Sir j. Richard
Dibhs. X & VI g.. premier and colonial
secretary ~ New South Wales. is in
financial difficulties. and has given up
his estate to satisfy the demands Il his
creditors. lie has resigned his seat in
parliament. although he still holds the
premiership.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

MtskUscs Mich. March - In thr
cirrdff court his rourhsnG i;ify gave
Niliisp Preston 4 fecon1otive engineer.
yertflft tf 5000 against The t'hicago
4 Wesf Michigan RaileaY conpisny fia
sssed fr slitse for Injuries TeotiTeti ia
yar.3 eoliis;an in fhis rify Nas fI. IS[E2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

AVS Naeos. Mich. March n prezi
licrf sneeii aeneoneca ~ fhe chapel
exercises this nieraine that Eamtitng
mees - sfrpet. by exfrese nsrazure4
= asreassrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

SAN Francisco. March ~ Wesley c.
Rippcy. would be assassin ~ John "
Mackay. hinsed today that when hie
case came to trial his defense would b.
temporary insanity. lie said 'ha; IA
was not in his right mind for sou,e time
previous to his attempt upon Mackay's
life
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24
Killed by a bursting rIy wheel.

WARSAW, Ind. March -. During the
performance Of the Uncle Josh Specially
company at the opera house herr. the
large iron fly wheel used in the sawmili
scene burst. one ~ the pieces striking a
stage hand named Atkins in the head,
killing him instantly. -Four more per.
sons were injured. but none seriously.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

WEsT WiSDsTED. Conn. March "a
Coroner Higgins has reported his YER
diet in the poisoning case of Edward
Mannering of Roxbury. who died Feb.
ruary 10. He finds that Manncring
came 10 his death by poison admins
tered by his wife. Jane Mannering.
William Whitman is under arrest for
complicify
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-24

BosToS. March - The steamer Bor-
ierer. which arrived today from Lon
don. brought the captain and twenty
men u the fishing schooner Iceland az
Boston. which was abandoned in a
wrecked condition March -. having been
In hurricane the day before. One q
the Iceland's crew. named Joseph lsaacs,
was lost