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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
now To DIyipE Ir-
The QUESTION Of the Hawaiian R-venuss
Is Troubling the Commissioners.

Il Troubling the commissioners.
wAsulxcrox, Feb. i2-It Is stated
tonight that tbc Hawaiian commits,
s,onrrs aud Secretary of State Fostsr
have made substantial progress toward
an agreement upon bssis for bringing
the islands witnin the territory OF the
United States. IL 10 believed tnat 81
the conference Yesterday afternoon.
most of, II not all, the points under
consideration were Incorporated ia the
text of the protocols.
These points are moro numerous and
perplexing than might be imagined 81
first. and they present several ques-
tions which have never before been
considered. oven in the history OF tins
country. HawAn has = full hedged
government In existence. and the uls-
position Of the several branches there.
If with their almost inbnite ramifiea'
tious into the life aud busiuess Of the
country. 10 n problem that requires
patience aud research for its solving.
The revenues of the country are de-
rived from various sources. There are
the customs, dues, postal revenues,
the tax on real estate and personal
property (the levy amounting 10 one
per cent on the assessed valuation
without distinction of class), fees fol
dealers' licenses. rents of government
land and Of the wharf and DOCK privl'
leges of the several ports. This COM
prise the principal items.
How to divide them between the
general government and the local gov
eminent is difficult question. What
differences were experienced on TINS
point IL 10 believed have been harmon
ned. and practical conclusion Of The
conference is looked for early IA the
week. But the date of the osficIai adj
journment will probably depend upon
the arrival of the republicans OF the
deposed queen. The conditions all
point % next week Hsthe earliest time
when formal nclusiou Of the matter
by the state department. officials may
be looked for.
In case annexation Of the islands b<
recommended 10y the executive, thu
method of accompl'. hing II remains tc
be decided. The. question has beer
discussed By those most interested and
IT - understood that only two methods
OF procedure are deemed feasible. One
IL by treaty, which the senate only may
rntitys the otneI II W ofuiuAfy SCI VI
congress. requiring joint action of zen
ate and house. IL Is believed the former
method will be adopted, il favorable
action aupon the proposition of the
Hawaiian commissioners be determined
uyon.
To make the treaty effective, ol
course the house would have to appro
pirate the necessary money, 80 tna
while the ratification of n treaty of an
nexstlon by the present senate 10 Los
sibiIity, the construction OF the term
OF the treaty will bc heritage for tht
next congress and administration. An
other meeting Of the commissioned
and Secretary Foster will be held RI
the state department tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
THOUGHT HIM INSANE.
Why Linooin Suspended Gen. w.
Sherman During the War.

Why Lincoln Suspended Gen. w. +.
Sherman During the War
ST. Lofts. Mo-, Feb. ls.-Fr. Thomas
Sherman the jesuit. delivered lecture
lAst nig before the Sherman Memorial
association ou the domestic life Of hls
distinguished father. lie made one
statement which will be received win
surprlse by great many people IN thus
country. lie said that when Mr. LIN
coin suspended MS father from = mill
tary command during the war. Il vac
purely on the ground that the general
Was lnsane. The generals friends
went 10 Washington 10 protss. against
the suspension. Among them WAS the
generals father-in-lsw. Mr.. Ewing.
Mr.. Lincoln frankly told them he
could not restore the genera as & was
evident from papers before him that
the soldier was undoubtedly iassne.
Sir. Ewing asked 10 see the papers.
and scarcely mad he looked At them
when he declared that they were not
the original copies but gSrocd extracts.
Mr.. Lincoln was induced 10 reopen the
case, and - rssult. the general Was
restored within few hours.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
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Johnson The Favorl,e.

Rrp BANK. y. j.. Feb. l2.-It has
been decided 10 hold the National AM
steur skating association races here At
= o'clock tuesday morning instead of
IN the afternoon IN case the ice shows
signs Of thawlng. All contestants are
requested 90 bs ia town early. A large
crowd of people we're on the river this
afternoon watching j. ;. johnson. the
Minneapolis toy, taxing practice.
Jonns1n's pcrtormAncs made him tns
iavorite by many over Donoghuc. He
skated quarter OF . mile TINS morn
ing. and Eek. his manager. declared Il
was inside the record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
TIME is so SHORT
Congress Has But Sixteen
Working Days Left.
MANY BILLS YET TO BE PASSED
The Appropriation Lar ls Appalling. aud
oaly the Army ssll Hss Become

WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-Buf sixteen
WORKING days remaia OF the nifty
second congress. only one of the an
nual appropriation blils--ths srmv b II
has become Law, add from ihls
time on unit. March 4 both honses of
congress will bend every energy to the
complexion OF tho remainder Of these
important measures. For TINS reason
lt . uncertain whether the senate wsll
be able 20 carry out the program OF
legislation. short as II IL, arranged by
the republican caucus. The Nicaragua
canal bill is the unfinished business,
but as II promises To provoke a long
debate. IL must. from time 10 time.
give way to the appropriation bills aud
conference reports.
Next TO the N.csragna bill on the
caucus program is tho omnibus state
hood bill. senator Carey, who 70 IN
charge Of the bill, does not propose to
lose any opportunity 10 advance II, and
whenever recourse 10 had to the calen-
dar. on which the biIf occupies . favor
able posltion. he will endeavor Co
press the measure without waiting
Tor the Nicaragua bill. IL 10 possible
that the same may be plunged into
financial discus-ion any day IN the
week. should Mr.. sherman call up the
amsndufent TO one of the approprla-
ten bills of which he has given notice,
authorizing the secretary OF the treas
ury to sell bonds 20 maintain specie
payments under the resumption act.
Appropriation Bills.
Now that the silver question is def
nItely shelved for this congress, the
leaders in the house do not see any
thing between now and March except
the appropriation bill. IL 10 proposed
TO keep the house pounding away on
the appropriation bulls, with but little
lnternisslon until the last one of them
- sent over TO the senate. These still
remaining before the house are the
pension, which 10 under consideration.
the post Office, the Indian, the agricul-
tural and the naval bills. Monday is
District of Columbia day, and as the
district lost It's day two years ago. II
wlll be doubtless conceded the floor to-.
morrow. The remainder of the week
will he occupied mostly with the aev-
eral appropriation bills, 10 there is
some pros oect that : special order may
be brought IN behalf of the New York
aud New Jersey bridge bill. for which
measure = cloture petition has been
presented to the rules committee or Of
| The agricultural committee, which has
the anti-optlons, pure food and other
| bills IN charge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

cosbsu VIII Aeesps Jaekson's Def Il lie
Can't haest Mitchell.

MILWAUKEE. Feb. IA accept Pc
ter Jackson's challenge With tins pro
viso, that sais acceptance 10 VOID Il l
succeed IN arranging = match with
Charley Nitcnsll." sad Corbett last
night My manager and nay trainer
will meet Mitchell on HE arrsysl IA
New York. They will have >lo,-
COO OF nay money, which they will
deposit In that city. Mitchell must
cover IL IA tea days or forfeit al night
10 . match With me. should Mitchell
fail To cover the deposit shall con-
sider that tie has been .ndulgsLg N one
of his penoticsi blutts and | will then
consider that nay acceptance Of Jack
sons challenge = binding. The only
stipulation which | make IN regard TO
the light - that lt snail take place mex;
December
corbest offers to bet from $50. 900 to
$50. 100 on tho side that be whips the
EnghshmAn or the colored champion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Those Whom he hss Already Chosen
70 Aid HIM.

Sgw YonK. Feb. i2--The New York
Tines. winch enjoys the distinction OF
being called Mr.. Cievelanfi's personal
organ, today Publishes the following
name. cf cabinet officers already
selected by the president elect:
Secretary of State Walter q. Gree
ham OF Ind suA-
Secretary OF Treasurv--lohn q. Car
iislc Il Kentucky.
secretary of Nar-Dsnssl ;. Lamont
OF New York.
postmsst@r Genefas-Wlls Il. Bis.
sell Of New York.
Secretary Of Azrieaitlre-''Iioke
Smith of Georgia
Zoe Times eide that Mr.. Bsseii's
letter of acceptance. II not already
sent. will be mailed - Nr. Cleveland
st lakewood without delsY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Anything Secretary Fost-r MAY do Re-
gsrd.ng Gold Will d. Acceptable.

Anything Secretary Foss-f Nav DO Re-
gsrd.ng Gold Will d. Acceptable.
NEW YcEg. Feb. l2.--The Press has
the following: Whatever course of ac-
ton Secretary Foster Of the treasury
may take a. the result of Ms Wat 10
New York 20 averting a possible gold
striDgency viii receive the full concur
fence OF Mr.. Carlisle. who 10 to succeed
hsm three weeks hence. and Also OF the
leading democrats IA toe senate. A
few days ago >ccrefsry Foster invited
one OF the democratic leaders OF the
senate 10 the treasury depsftms nj. and
after laying before hiai . tabuiatsd
statement OF TIE present condition OF
the stock Of gold IN the treasury.
frankly asked his corporation IN the
soia'ioa Of toe pending difficulty. Mr..
Poster ssld tie matter had nov passed
sny partisan stage and that the credit
q the nston wss involved. After q
long conference 4 wss agreed by Mr..
esfa.e sud Secretary Foster thst
esaeTSencses wouid be met "a they
sfo-e sud that the Issusnce Of foods
soaid ee deisyed - the isst momsnL
secretary Potter stsii pers sts IN 90 de-
nisi 81 a1y ,ntenton ~ lssue bonds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
wonN or rIak sres
Three Attempts Made to Burn Nashville
70 the Ground.

Three Attempts Made 70 Burn Nashville
70 the Ground.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Feb. i2--Firs
bugs are undoubtedly at work IN this
city. Las. night an attempt was made
10 burn the Daily American. Tina
morning a terrible hre occurred on the
public square. and now ~ s p. m. toe
Evcn.uz Baun-r - IA flames.
Las, n.ght's fire WAS gotten under
cuatroi ai-0ut O'Clock this morning.
Tie FranklAnd s. Co. j. III. Fall q Co.
and the tsioce clOthing store icing the
only sufferers.
Their l0ss-- and Insurance are. j.
H. fal, hsriwtrc sfock. SlS5.o'D; IN
sarance. so gVo- buildlny. $4,000. IN
surance, Si9.Cp9. sol. frsnxiAnd &
Co.. loss. be.voo. iosufaace. So. .0gu.
and bn.idiox $3.50. ussrcd. Globe
cie;hng store. damaged by water.
$500. fui.y insured.
At = on todsy IRE damaged the City
savings bank <.59c. Niss lEer's millinery
store s8 90, aud X Hu.lUrand' :
jesriry store Sl.s0O; a.. nsured-
IOn,go:. what - taCIEin % Dc an m
ccn1lerv nre gutlsd tse NASHVILLE ban
Dsr Dllce, witn t4e execution OF tnf
prsss ROOM. destroying al their hles.
stHoral room furniture and compOs-
ing room outnt. Loss So 900. assured
fer 50. 900. Herman lass c<, lot
priater. lost si1. 900. lnsored for sio,-
0oH fuc Baxter court Office OuiidiDg
was damaged 5000 Tbs athletic elof
losl g. .500, both insured The Society
Mirror IA Baxter court last 5000, with
no Insurance
Las. nlgnt about $50 o'clock an at.
tempt Vas made 20 set IRE 10 the Daily
American building. The work u IN
doubtsdly tnat of inccndinsries and =
close watch - beng made and should
tie FIRE Tug Be found ne would bt
tunisnsd 10 the fu!l extent OF the law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Tzslvs Miners Caught N a Coal MIN.
side al Colorado.

Dxxvsa. Col. FEB. IA Rspub
liran spec al from Via Grove. Col.
.eys ms morning side occurred N
tue VA rock ia one OF the tuunei- al
sas Or.ent m no % the Colorado Fnsl
and fron company. Slx men were
killed and ak injured.
The killed arr. James III. Morgan
Hugo Connel.y, Nike N0vak. I'd joan
sou. I'd carter snd 4. J. Breeu-
1ns wounded are. Joe Murphy,
skull fractured and right arm brok-ni
Tom wash. leg broken. and Ben Nan
nix, Mat kochnesr. Jonn Dolphin aud
Jsmes smith. Lesser injured.
The sounded are attended by Dr
GIfitfns. thr compsny's physician. and
siu re removed 20 toe hospital At Pua-
hi4 ion'xnt. Coroner BEARD nae beeu
notified and Nj probably hold an IN
sa-.. a. tas scene Of toe accident to-
marrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Sherman Believes in Paying a Small
Rats OF Interest.


wAsHIsGTos, Feb. l2.-Sena,or Sher-
man was asked this afternoon IL the
resolution he had introduced yesterday
TO authorize the government TO sell 3
per cent. five year bonds 10 MAINTAIN
specie resumption had any especial
significance.
''The legislation sought to be ac-
compiished," said Mr.. sherman. "has
for lts object the saving OF money to
the general government. Il will be
exceedingly bad policy for the United
States to issuc long term bonds at sach
high rates of interest ms that provided
in the resumption act. namely. 4. A
and q per cent, simply TO tide over =
temporary exxenct"
Tho bond lssuing powers OF the re-
sumption act, he said, were designed
to meet some great national emer-
gency, not mere temporary
stringency. Mr.. sherman declined TO
say whether no thought Il would be-
come necessary to issue Any bonds.
though he did not conceal the fact that
he believed Il Vas deslrabla to arm the
treasury department with the power
proyldsd by his amendment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

a. fns.ans proxxiss saot ~ an Ia
kno~u Ea-ns X-s-=asY
FawrFa. Ind. Feb Iz.-Tns res
d.ne. of ms plsee sre xresiiy exetef
or4r th. rysterioos steotnx of James
~. lsvn~. pruniinent Ga "a snf
s.stri,sr ~ tre frm ~ psyoe 4 psyne.
arukEsfA tie sss snct a. o'ciors
resterfsy ntornirx wotse %sleeD n =
he,ne. Ire rsact,a psed Ses a frsair
t~a 60 inte revolver, fn1 "a nebt 40
: rose AZ ~ bnru hs eotnas. lue sal
entsred tsst shttse tse heart. bet -
sxacs coursr nss aat hsfo sntfrislnsfs,
ss 49, criteaI ecut ton rtl not psruit
a e4ansiaahun. There q 10 cier 10
fha rerpesfstcrs. nor rsa soY nltifs
fs~ sse deed - sss, 1n@t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

FFxpLAY. o. Feb. l2.-Curt Ellis,
postmaster. station agent. telegraph
operator and general merchaut at .
small town SIT miles north Of here. on
the Toledo 4 Ohio Central railroad
vss arrested yesterday by the United
states postsi suthoritles. charged with
defrsnfing tne government and taken
- Tolesio for trial. kllis . we'll known
throughout she country and the town
. ssmed Cnftelhs IN honor Of hsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

srnrAToa. H.. Feb ie- Eddy Myer n
tbs city ~ss knocked oot ty &c rae
lavsene Of hsenss. Mich. AZ dawn.
early ths n8efnirg. The bght ~ss
hof one and isss twents-two roan1s.
Nyer lninred his figbt hand - lard ing
on I.ssfgre's head ~ tbs frsi rosDd /.
and a, Trends az his defeat 70 tits
accident The fight wss fof psfss ~
= se4 Fonf sgosts estssse1 the
hsftbs. isvrrs FnpneY Sas plenty,
be frien4s ofisring ODDS and isstiine
thaf he would knock ouf the ss1estof
hs,v h tesnfg rounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

The Hawaiian Envoys Are Anxious II
Be In With Him.

SAN Francisco. Feb. I2.-Some IN
terestng facts about the movement OF
Paul >euman, the Hawanan queens
envoy, became known after his depar-
ture from here last night. He spent
nearly bali the day 10 consultation with
the sugar millionaire, Cluas spseekses.
snd has son. 1t. - q eurious fact that
the provisional government commits
si0ucrs were closeied with Spreckles
Dearly al one day here These con-
ferences with Spreckles 10y both the in
terestsd factions IN HswsIi bear out the
reports that millionaire may have had
u hand IA bringing the kingdom TO its
present condition u chaos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Persons Were m ths FIRE. but They
Managed TO Escape.

Persons Were IN tbs FIRE, but They
Managed TO Escape
SEw YoEK, Feb. ls.-Tne fire was
discovered was discovered ~ = O'Clock
this morning IN the basement OF apart
ment house No. lbs Bsoad~ay, Just
fellow De.monico's. The occupants OF
tue bu ldlng aud the one adj dlsrning.
occupied BY Rsdfern 4 Co.. laldes' tail
ors, ware aroused in their night clothes
and began % scramble out There were
sbout 30 persons IN the two buildings.
and il seemed when the fireman arrived
that many would perish. All
got out, however except two,
Mr. and Mrs. {. ii. Bass. who
occupied . tat on the top floor.
who were carried dowr the ladder by
the bremen. The fire started IN the
cellar under an spothecary shop. near
the air shaft. II IS the second ire 10
this place within ten days, and the
third IN the block wtnin . month. The
damage Is estimated at $40. 900. Red
fern had twenty gowns valued at from
$50 TO $3.50 each spoiled.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Big OF Wei Sssuek in What Wa
yhonxst Dry Territory.

yhonxnt Dry Territory.
TorSno. -. Feb. i1-Thers vas ex-
sitsuneat IN the oa fields isst night
Over snctner bx gusher when va
driiled yesterday sfteFuoon in What
wss ssrrosed - be DRY territory. The
web = On TIE H0sx and farm IN Md
iistnn tosusaip. tsen,T miles s0uth oi
Toiete. Is . fovrx over ,o00 tsrrela
Q dsF sad csnno- he snut IN. The oi.
e Funniox 81 over The country. The
pressure q - strong thst nothing cat
- dsns - save if. NJ tsnxsxe ns'
beer niscsd a. Toe prospectors Did not
expect much ~ eeli. Inc sells ex.
tend ths 6eid a. 80 ertsnt sufhe ent tl
keep drilling az Toe summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

BfRnfSeHtN. Als.. Feb. i2.--That
ktFk. postmaster a. GUN. Asroa
county. ~ss scot and kiled Ia a street
duel 81 that place yesterday by Dock
rides. = notorious fellow about the
nesxhtorhood. Ine kliinr vss the re-
.alt Of an Old fsGt. one Of S.dss'
hrofners vss ~ounded IA the fiehf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

ior1svsr4r, ky~ Fen i2-Rsp0rt
ays that the louisville 4 Nssnvlils
engineers eerc ~ eonfersihee yesferdsT y
conssssrtnr the quession e STRIKING.
The vote cast pro aod eoa By TIE
DIVISIONS of fbe trothefbipod hss besn
cnaate1 and the rftatt forssrdsa -
Chlef Arthur. but tie conclusions xiil
not - knovu before honsay. - .
reported anofscsllf ard ssners.iv 30
Ieved that toe engineers Vii strake
and TIE hremca Vii follow them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
.oENTLrMAH IAcK..
heAuline Says tina, corbest is . Big
Wind-Bag and Bluff.

WiBd-Bsg and Bluff.
CrscfssATr. Feb. i2.-Jsck McAuliffe
arrived in town last night and chatsed
enlertaningy about tights aid Eight
crs. lie has q hatred for Jim Ccrhett
aud IL not tack ward about expressing
II. McAullffe declares Corbett ;. a
counterfeit and does not fairly fill the
posltion OF champion pugliist OF toe
world lie 10 ANXIOUS to see Gori,ett
aud Mitchell matched aud says Mitchell
will whip the Californian. As 10 the
liall.Fstzsimmons fight. NcAul,fie
wants Hall TO win. but - afraid he will
not. He expressed the opinion God
dard would defest Saith. tut did not
know much about rnita.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
Dr- Searl-.D Dad.

BRooxrYS, Feb. i2.-The Rev. John
+. searies, . well-known methodist
clergyman, died At his nome here yea
terdsy. Mr. Sesrles rss born In Bed
ford, West Chester county, and Tor
ffty years vas q member of the New
York east conference OF the methodist
ep scopas church. lie leaves thre-
children. one OF whom u John r.
Sesrle-. and the secretary Of tue Amer
icsn sugar Renninr cou1panv.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

HsRt1~. Fse. 12-The negotiations ss
% tne program of tbe nternstonal
s<nitsfy coofereec. % consider pre-
csatons sesnst ebniers srr still N
prezr~s. fetweea susfrs-Iungsfy AMI
tfeTmsay- r1e report hss hesn started
from senat ciitesi sources Tat tae coo-
terencs nssv tsxe riscs bsfsrs tbs end
of tf monta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

wsrsrifhr.. Fsh u - Dat~~en .
o'clock lsst efeDine and ? O'Clock this
sfternogn eight psfsors cied 81 ctci-
ersc spidsmie aud fssefas ffrfh cssrs
wef~ taken 20 the hnsTtsi a fvs faye
enstsntine kss been s<fsh 'sbe1 - The
ssress eovsfrmrnf fof al arrivals sfon
~ a -.<s.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

sscesss q Th- vs.uvsus Has Eneour-
sx-f "a. <.~-.,oen.n.

WssafveTex. Feb. I2.-The success
fui result q ne tssls a che yesavsus
nay Fe-at n ine addition OF another
p - ssnse csss g. the navy.
lne sssss spproprisfson bill. spnfoTsd
Nsfca Z. 80 contsln ned tie folioesrg
Pfesssof Aud tAs presGsnt - slso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13
nRAyE pR nRIaas.
lie breaches the Prneipi-. That Caused
lis HrreEr Insl

CorrNnr-. a. feh. 13.-Dr. Charles
A. Briggs Of New York preached both
morning and esening from the pull
pit Of Dr. Washington Slsddsns
church 90 congregations that
flied all the available space
many being unable to gain sdmitisnce
a. sll. lie spoke upon matters pr
tafnsne 10 the trouble he bss recently
rad wIfh his church ''i'nfy % the
church" wss be morning theme. and
he urged that sfl christian churches
snouid place creeds IN the back ground
and JOIN hand n ssisaiEDg the
world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

EIKnsk1. fnf.. feh. y --{nhn
suohl. see1 - yssrs, poae-f rssi.
denl 81 this ely. com nstted soseiie
~ faofufn1 ~ euitipx - throat vita
q rsser. lfs h4sif6 sid tte recsas
assth ~ hi- ~ife are Supposed 10 nsvt
la4tts ID he msn1-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

Grover WI MAKE Aaofasf Aftspps 70
slay the slvss BIZ.

LAKEWOOD. y. j.. Feb i2--Jos.zh
Quincy. sho has been IN Washington
,ooksrt alter silver legi.lAtion, came
on from New York today on a special
tra.n snd had . long talk with Nr.
cleveland aud pon NJ. Dickinson. Mr.
,,,,,ncy eft for New York this evening
and vii probably return 10 Washing
Ton to make = nnsl effort for the Te-
peas of the sherman silver purchase
arl AZ tals .e.slon ol congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

NexrNFss. Qus.. Feb. H. Hiss Jsns
Crawford. dseghtsf cf rfcrnln~nt
fxs courfY prirsi - Ninefof or'f-.
~.s instsntiy ksiled shIis tot'aEgoh IS
tfs afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-13

" Fser. 80 Dssaulen< Wsf-f Wetlss
su~erri--d<rt. sr,r t-f n . Tssss-t
rert.ssv. - ~. feb. Hsr.y
a. N1~ea. - asfaastng suEersa-