davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-19

FOR SALE,
a. good family horse also a SECOND
10y hsnd furnace. VI. p. GILBERT,
sis M EH
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-19

A experienced cock references required
IA Gall at 800 CEURCH STREET.
ais II IN the evening
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-19

ID EST seFTaniA, Ladies recdlnc help Should
I'D cAl here There "a NO ether way Won crn
DO IS we'll We have bsen established here years.
Know and supply al the best. Help for any hind
OF work can always be secured here We uns
judgment. carsfully eelecttng only those that viii
90 the work required Finest ONCE, best fscilf-
f@as and iArgnEi business On New England
dis rs chaT@I street
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-19
@ea1 Estate


FOR RENT.
A9A To small American family, the fret
E;J floor, four or five rooms 80 WARD
2k& STREET. Call after p. m. sic TIT
TO LET,
AA Flat-new, elegant apartment house
TIL ssNormandie, - York and George heated,
" every modern improvement. Apply on
DramSas ianitOr. SIP tt
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-19
WANTED.

A SITUATION as coachmsn, city or counfryl
IA good reference. AaerNNs
EIs 81 C0ACHMAM lhis ofsce
Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-19

TOMPETEST cooks and general houBewosl
~ girls situations Furnished free
HOUSEHOLD AUXILIARY.
Sis Sg4 - Center EfFeAf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

Es.pre~.ient Harrison Views the
wostd's tais Yesterday.

Caicsao. June II Asa plain Ameri
can citizen B.nlamin Harrison. Gu presi
dent q tho republic. entsresi the White
city THE morning 10 500 its giofics fur
tho first time. Tie came in an open ear
fisge es.rorisd ty President Palmer q
the national commission by Nay q the
Mhi~ay Pisisanse. ti,s presence was
net noticed g.. any esieut by the thou
saiisis n visitors until be bad reached
administration battling. u the fret
esffisa. rosie President Palmer HE foT
niercellcsg,fe Va thctinited States SENATE.
tsniasin Harrison. Ms T. W Palmer
aud besisnain iisrtissn Mckee. ~ the
sssnni end Tact carriage we're Mrs.
Hcke@. dsaghirf n the "a president.
Nfr l,tssns. b. his Sister ia iae, and The
tissnaaa gds eFt.ess - isai.y Nckee.
The es president fatr still fsoTs traces
q hIs sfeat bereavement ~ ths rsailef ~
his shsehs AMI rs.tiened expresses. -,
Hi.sa the carriages dsew up Ia fsont q
ala. .alstfatisss huliaina a nassief -
sifaa.t AfBy rssefaas and visitors slso
fveaaatte.i tsebffsl liafFtssA gathered
4fiifst Nifa afd shfsk tis s.ss.-taissl
tasd The bsftf kslesti srFzt tfs -
sasi.is 81 fhs rsfslll pa phsfe i'sesssienl
f,4ia4sfs lsisafo sffiss d - st~4, bal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
HELD UP A TRAIN
Daring Work Of One Man IN
0maha's City Limits.
he BOARDED the ENGINE
Aad Ordered she k;nxincrs so t<low
Up. bat Was scared and F1cd
Acsus COsnsry.

Omaha. Juno H. THIS evening about
1870 o'clock tho Missouri Pacific ex.
press No. =, bound for St Louis wss
held up by . masked man ut tho Lcsv-
enworth street crossing within the city
limits. but the robtcr wan scared away
before he obtained anything. The first
intimation of any trouble Was when n man
climbed over the tender and Engineer
McComb Was ordered at the point of u
pistol IA slow up. Orders were then
given 10 pull ahead six car lengths 10 u
place opposite q corn field. where il is
supposed that other confederates were
concealed. who intended 10 board
tho train when il camc 10 a full
stop. The engineer oleyed. but when
the point was reached tho light 81 a
switch engine was seen just ahead ON
siding. Tho robber evidently did not
expect this turn 1T affairs. as il is
very unusual occurrence for the
railroad to employ an engine in
that portion of the yards so late af
night ana he immediately jumped off
the train and put across the country.
Passengers on the train had no idea oi
what had happened. No clue as to the
whereabouts of the man has yet been
found. Two years ago "a similar hold
up occurred within quarter of a mile
of the same place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

strikers at Isemont Kept in Check
Untlcr Protest.

Under Protest.
LtMoNr, H.. June l2-There was
quictness today when work WIS re-
sumed on the drainage canal. and il
was not interrupted 10y the striking
qusrrymen. Nearly 800 men were at
work. and il was evident that il was
only the restraining influence 81 the mi
litia on guard that prevented
repetition of Fridays scene.
This afternoon mass meeting
IL strikers was held. but IL resulted in
nothing but the appointment Of a COM
mitiee To take charge of the interests of
the strikers. A COMMITTEES was also ap-
pointed Ia drive along the canal to- NOR.
row in an endeavor to induce the drain
age contractors TO advance the wages
paid tho men. 1t is probable that until
these committees investigate and
report back "a the mass meeting
the strikers will take no
further hostile steps towards the drain.
age laborers- sheriff Gilbert says that
IL was very necessary 10 order out the
militia. He says he was unable to meet
the demand for protection before a
large amount of property had been de-
struyed and many lives lost The drain
age trustees have telegraphcd Governor
Altgcld that the presence of the militia
is absolutely necessary until the excite
mcnt sulssldes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

They Threaten to scceiq from the
Order iu lndiann.


Order iu Indiaah.
IspilSAroLIs, June II. Today the
national convention of delegates of the
German X. of J.. lodges II the United
States held very busy session in this
city To decide what acton should be
taken ~ them against the decision ~
the supreme lodge that all rituals shall
be printed in the English language.
One hundred and six lodges are repre-
sented by eighty live delegates all %
whom are seemingly determined and in
dignant men who think their rights
have been imposed upon. An
organization was effected this morning.
with H. Bechman Of Memphis. Tenn,
presiding 4 flood of Indignant resolu
lions were showercd down on tho chair.
man. the most Of which scored Supreme
Chancellor Brakeman for the position
taken 10y him IN the matter. and espec-
ially the spcech he made before the
Grand lodge Of this sthte recently.
wherein he denounced tho opposing
Germans as lot Of soreheads. whose
efforts would amount 10 nothing. The
expressions to-day savorod strongly of
secession from the Supreme lodge until
their session in 1894 at which time they
expect to go back. il the Sapreme lodge
shows any spirit Of condestension. No
final action was taken today. The SEES
sion closes tomorrow al noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

The fonsrcss OF Charities. Corrccstons
land Philanthropy at Work.

CsscAoo. June IL Practical reform
will occupy the attention of tho worlds
congress auxiliary during the present
week. The procecdings are under the
auspices ,f the international congress of
charities. correction aud philanthropy.
The late OK President Hayes shortly he.
fore his death had accepted the prcsi-
dency of this gathering and there Viii he
memorial exercises Tor the noted states
man. The event has brought 90 Chica-
60 host of worlds most devoted phil
anthropists. The opening session ot tho
congress was called TO order by the Hon.
Frederick Howard Wines, seeresary of
the state commission OF public
charities of Illinois A vacant
chair on the platform served as re-
minder Il the eNprcsident. Addresses
of welcome was delivered by the Hon.
&C. Bonney and Mrs. Potter Palmer.
and responses we're male by l.. Bruy
ere IL France. and several other foreign
delegates. The annual maiion was de-
livered by President Francis q. Pea
body. of Harvard university. The con
gress met in eight sections. Pauperism.
dependent children. hospital methods.
the treatment of the insane. the preyen-
tion and repression of crime. the care
o! feebl. minded children and similar
topics will he daily discussed. At
O'Clock this afternoon the congress bs
gan section work, meetings being held
i'm half a dozen halls for the reading of
papers. This evening addresses wore
made by Robert Treat Paine. Antony
Wilcox. Prof Il Henderson of the Uni
yersity of Chicago, Goodwin Smith of
Canatia and others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
MICHIGAN WOMAN Il.EcrED.
Mrs. 4. Ii. Knapp II Treasurer OF the
Good Tcmplars.

DIS MONIES. Iowa. June l2-Thc city
is full of wearers of blue ribbon today
who nre here from all over the world TO
attend the thirty sixth biennial session
o. the Right Worthy Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars. which will open ten
days session in the morning. An all
days session of the juvenile
workers institute was held today.
at which DIR. Oronhyatklia of
Toronto. head Of the order and other
noted members spoke. The constitu-
ton was amended 50 that in the future
the institute will he international in its
work The institute. elected Mrs. A.
Brookbank Of Indiana, vice president;
Mrs. Charlotte Cray of Germany. re-
cordnc secretary; Mrs. Cora Il. Taylor
Of Cleveland. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. r. B. Knapp of Michigan. treas.
urer; Mrs. Il. NJ. Rowington of Des
Moincs; chaplain. the Rev. John Cairns
OF Scotland IL was decided 10 hold the
next session of the institute at Wash.
ington. ID. G.. some time next summer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

ParafSinc Works and u Paint Factory
Destroyed by Fire

CLkvyLASp. Ohio. juno i2.-At an
er~d in the coopcr-shop of the Merriam 4
was Tiled with iniiammable material. and
before the engines reached the place IL
Was in fierce blaze. From the cooper
shop the flames extended 10 the main
building of the company and soon con
sumed thu plant. The only portion that
was saved was the candle factory. In
addition 10 the parafline works the
shops of the 1ronclad Paint company
were destroyed. The total lose is about
s3J0.UOo, partly covered by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

before tho sx prssident bad uoee uapy
feet he We recssaissd By The gathering
the gathering crowd nad heas1iiy sp-
plsusisd. llr. Hsrrison raissd kis hat
tvies snd then the party vere kolstcd
~ the|rooaas of President Psimss. where
an ineosmsl reception uss lsld and .
auirt time rpent reviewing shs eoust of
honor from Tho uindOws. Many
natioaL commissioners and other
osiicisls called 10 pay thar rc~pects.
Afttr shr informal reception was over
tho csss.ages we're ordered and the en-
tire party wzs driven Through ihe
grourids, This occupied N hour sal
when the visitors returned ~ the al
minizkrltisn building ride On = launch
about the lagoons wss pruposed. This
was sgrced to aud after Commissioned
Massey and Director Schwab bad been
added 10 tAe party. the ex president left
the building aud together With his party
took ! ridc lasting about sn hour. Afte.
pleasant day he departed tor HIS hotel
about 5 o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

Senator sscwars's Reasons fsr saying
80 About the sherman Act

wssnIsoTos, Junei Senator Stew.
ART has written tho follow ing letter.
SsR- You ssh sne whether the Sherman
act vill b. repealed reply no The
Representatives a the people dare not do
~ livery obligation - the government
and nearly. II not al. private obligations
entered into previous to lhn sscsps
those en- TIE ractsle cssst. are r,aynhie
Ia silver The rsyaAl q the sherman
sci would dnprise tho det'as ~ The
right to pay w. the raorey - The contfsrf
and cssnvsft Ell the irdehfedne~s ~ the
United States INTO goid olairstions and
pot only iuspevefish abd r,sis i,aerrsrrut
generation ard uouid Ne heritage 4
raieery Ter ecnessiloB< b. cosss- No. lbs
sherman at wiil nos ~ yersa1s~i
~Wnsasu " S1NsAsf.
"washingtna. jube Il 1sn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
ZIG CLOTHING FAILURE.
q. y. kellogg n 90. Forced so the Wall
10y Tight Money Market

CHrcsoo. June IL Stringency 81 the
- the failure 20 the Charles u. Kellogg
clothing add mems furnishing company
the hands of the Chicago Title 4 Trust
company as receiver. The action was
taken on a bill tiled in the circuit court
oa Saturday evening and suppressed for
service. The complainants IN the bill
are John n. prentiss and George Eek
bart. memiers q tho iirm. and Oscar III.
IngaIl-. judgment creditor. The com
plainanfs state that the assets II the
company are 81 l.ts9so. II which t.t1.
ouD consists 20 notes and accounts. The
liabilities are given al sro3ssii-a. The
receiver hts been instructed Co wind up
the Affairs 30 the concern.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

McCagucs Do All They Know to Save
Their 1,rys,sisey~

OMAHA. June i2-The McCague Saw.
ings bank was TUNED over 10 the state
suli of steady decline ~ deposits fer a
month. The owners promise that de
pcsitors will be- paid in fnll. They have
paid out in the last thirty days about
fso.eW. The deposits amount to over
Ss0oop and are mainly tied up in real
estate. loans. which are good. but ~
course cannot he realized upon now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

Gx-Govcrnor Chase Says That He Can
Prove His Innocence.

INDIANAPOLIS. June l2.-Ex Gov. Ira
J. Chase. under indictment in Howard
for embezzlement in connection with
the Greentown bank. reached home
from his lctturing tour in Virginia and
at once left for kokomo. where he will
give bond for mis- appearance To answer
the charge. He said today that he
would demand an immediate hearing of
the case. He does not think that any
thing can be made on; against him from
the indictments returned ly the grand
jury. which investigated the. affairs of
the Greentown bank; that there was no
wrong intent upon which to place the
indictments. they being made in re-
sponse TO a popular demand that some
one te punished in the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
MAYOR WANTS MS CASH.
Sensational Petition tSied Against
Isalsrg shisaso Citizens.

Cnrkes, June II. William Mayor.
The contractor who had the oonfract for
building tar <pectsturium, iiled a sensa
tlnpsl intervening petition today in the
circuit eesirt IN the suit n St~eie Mae
kay sgairil, the Columbian Celebration
cnmtaay Mayor claims that the com
pany owes him si.0ssl and be asks so
have al tho stockholders slecreed 10 D.
partners iund Liable for ali q the debts
against Tie company. MaTtF charges
fraud srd ecfuFt manAgement aUains,
The ineeerratos~ - ths company.
Ssreie Isskay General Iiutlefsorti.
peseii Crss-aley. sidney Whittier aa,l
floxarsf - FSnf1nsin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

Cool Work of Merry Man With n
Gun.

GLrSwoop SrpiNas. coie. June IL ~
A daring robbery relieved n numiet a
the guests ut the Hotel Colorado yestcr.
,las of money aud jcwsiss o. the amount
~ probably s3.ua With -is Shooter
prominently displayed the feils.u walke,i
through the hotel rcllcsted al he could
lay his hanaa GA and managed a. escsF-a.
Will haiieyt II 10 ssi.i. vac heid or, aad
u j. claimed that Nfs ssius e smith
IL Denver k~f all ieeelrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

MosrhsAi. Iuse L. Another Hriegs
ease ia the presbyterian church has
h-sme,i up Ia Montreal The Rev lps,
Cam Ebsll. pusfssses ~ the church hts
tory ia ihs Montreal presbyterian o,il
ioee - 90 trial before sh. kssi pses,ss
tsty 90 q chaff.r "a herenl, iarej on a.
a.hlfesa delivered ~ him last February
in Qoeaaz osiisge. Kingston. IN thai
a.tife-s ia Iampheli si~elAfod that he
ossalinat ielisse Ia thr typical odd testa
u.t,nt t.tal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

last nieAt hss words and nsnsss lsdi
Gated that - did not pam passsans
night A wrungis ensucd - % whether
the tsstiuony eiven By Aiss hudsn a
the coeuner's iaqocst should b. admitted
os not TlAe cpnrf held that it skould
not Medical ExsniDsr Dolsn uss On
the stand during the nfsesaooo
sr~<ion q the Bosdea trial He
hsd . talk with kxzjs IN
the day Il the murder. exsnipsd
the bodies found, examined Hssisb
clothing. and uss prsseut q The susc,sy
over the bodies He repeated the tc<si
mony givsn II The first trial and idsuti
lied the ARTICLES given in evidences.
Gross examination developed that the
hair found ca the hstcheS wss not hu-
man hair. and that DR.. Doixn did not
claim there was blood on the hstchet.
but something that looked like hood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
WAS II MunD,.ns
Martin caIagher shot Amer HE Sur
rendered so an cf.ocr.

IosiA. Mich. June L. CITY Attorney
SculIes returned tosia. With the remains
of Martin t.ailaeher. II year odd l.oy
who vEs shot ia Narineits. N.s.: Ma,
-. While there Mr. Sculls, found OUT
that Gallagher Mas Implicated in a
burglary. That after he bad been pur-
sued considerable distance Policr Dficer
ieiner shot him IN the icE Gallagher
stopped and called Ia the ofsierr not 10
shoDi again. ut the same iine s'ssoIssd
over 10 examine his icg. The officer
then fired another bullet which entered
his back and lodged ia has ai.damsn.
Gallagher ~as taken IA The hospital.
where he died A coroneris jury exon
Grated Helner but many of the citizens
IL Marinette say that be over stepYs,i
HE authority in shooting Gallagher
after he Was crippled Gallagher lived
here and leaves a widowed mother. The
sheriff at Marinette was IL the opininn
that Officer Hclnci should be prosecuted
for murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
CHANGES N THE CHURCH.
srannicIio ts to lie q Cardinal I'm the
Coming Consisiory.

Nrw YoRs. June l. The Rome cor.
respondent OF the Catholic News cablcd
yesterday that the Most Rev. Ago-,ine
Cis,sca. tituiar archhishop of Larisea.
pro scerctar, 81 the sacred congregation
~ propaganda. has been promoted t. lie
SECRETARY II the congregation - bishops
and regulars. vice Archbishop Gran
u,eiio. Who ia ~ b. ma,lo cardinal IN
the coming conaissory. Canon Faolo
Emilio liefgamasch. has been made sec
setary ~ propaganda fg the arairs ~
Canada ani the Unstel Stale. ani pro.
msted d, ~ bishop - ierrsetni.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

SING SING, N. u. June - John l..
Osmond. who was eiectrocufcd at il:s9
today. was convicted Of the murder of
his wife. Mary. and his cousin, John &.
Burchall- Osmond was in one 81 the
death cells in Sing Sing prison on the
night Of the escape of Pallistcr and
Roehi. and was an eyewitness to the
oserpowcring OF the guardsby those two
fuur,iereTs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
srnc.k NV LIGHTNING.


kaNsssst tlls June II The tfench
Csfhalse ehgfeh IT ~ Acne. hsHkaAee
sssanty sse struck by lighiaihg sni
banned saturday evening ihe baiti
ms 49, rr'ftr.i ai-,at twelve yeafs So
snf csst fsifs1 The ier~ - tsffisii y
covered ~ Insurance Nest O. The
f4naaa eirsirfh sf ~ Aaaa b iiesapfe
Ia ssnasis this church saa the rip~t
fsuaas resst a rligrsms iH Ausftss
fi.ass-.sBsts atHasilg gathered hefv agf
.ls tfe s4Hft - 4sae e. suFsfif
f.asea aquhtsfs - sstfl3si sl-t sffk
s.a.e e. Nt snass 4sf nf.i ssihtfs,i
1ssana fss bis shuns AaaF sessisg
fai eaess have beea f,.p.fta't
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
po,.Hun,inx Aocsdrns,

EpSoRr. Mich. June i2-Mr<
Pfciiicr. wife ~ John Pfeifier 81 the firm
~ Wagar 4 Pfeifief. shingic deslerss n
this place. received a Telegram contain
ing the sad news that her son Melvin A.
a boy shout Ii years ~ sgc. who wac a
their mills at Whitemore. accidentally
shot himself Mr.. pfeif,er. who was al
his mills a, the time. Is expected home
tonight With the boy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

SrosrSKs. Mich. june IA party
lefi for the Baldwin Kiln streams D. GO
fishing. When they were within short
distance 81 the kilns pack ~ wolves
confronted dhcm. The fishers struck
out and made for home ss quickly ss
possible. They bad started veil pre-
pared FOR fishing. hut wcre NOT prepared
Tor yoivce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13
SLEPT ON THE TRACK.
An Ionian Meets Death tull of Grand
Rapids Whisky.

loSIA. Mich. June Il Johnny Fitch
was run over b, ID. q. III. 4 NJ train
last night. Both legs and an arm were
cut off. and he died soon after. An in
quest will be held. Fitch leaves a
mother. who had supported hisn- Tho
man had just returned from Grand Rap
ids. where he had gone With large ex-
cursion party. he. ar well ae many
others. were dunk. and when he
reached lonia again he lay down on the
railroad track with h.s bottle aud wcnt
10 sleep. The midnight train killed him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

SErLEYvILLE. Ind. June l2-nahe
Hawkins came 20 the city today and de.
manded that his bond be reduced. his
lawyer. Judge r. Il. Adams. claiming
that 1t was excessive. Mr.. Adams sd'
viscd him TO carry his soapons openly.
and all day he went about carry
ing two revolvcrs in his hands-
Late in the evening his father came
in = spring wagon and Babe got In
with him. When he mounted on the
seat he placed his revolvers ON seat In
'front.' aud took pains 10 exhibit them.
Justice Craycraft refused 90 reduce the
bond. the application sor which WAS sus-
picioua McDougali Is resting easy but
win be cripple tpr life Msgiil wili re-
cover. Hawkins Brought his guard with
him. hut tho citizens were not expecting
them and trouble Was avertcd-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

PrIrsBrRe. June Harry Boyd and
Fred Donnell were drowned IN the Al
legheny river at the foot Of Sixth street
al / O'Clock this afternoon. The two
men with another companion were out
i'm n boat. which upset. The bodies
were recovered. Ii is said that the men
had been drinning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

DETKoIr. Mich. June Il The entire
plant of the Detroit Electrical works
Was sold today noon on a foreclosure
suit by Circuit Court Commissioner
Ssrakcr and Hugh Mcmillan fcr eco.
GO. The sale was held "a the oriswola
stree; entrance 81 the city hail W. n.
Wells. Mr.. McNillan's attorney. naaslr
the 10000 bid. IL was the only hsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

LANSING. Mich. June Governor
Rich has cailcd meeting ~ tho ncx
board IL coutrol IL the school for the
blind Tor Thursday. when an orgsniza-
tion will lc effected. About l .tc ~ the
1910 depositors II the Central Michigan
savings bank have proved their CLAIMS
with Receiver Stone. Who says tha; the
first rush Is how over. and be is pre-.
pared 10 take care ~ fho<c who have
been waiting for lull in the proceed
irpS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

The Opening or the Ciub at Rohy
Secs Poor Fighting.

Rosy. Ind. June L. The Columbian
Athletic club inaugurated tonight IN
the presence of throng Of 5000 people
with ten round bout between
Joe Goddard. of Australia. and Willis
Kennedy Of ST. Louis for a purse q
sl.o0o and a finish tight between Martin
Costello and billy Woods for purse II
$500. Goddard whipped his man in
two rounds. and after fifty seven poor
rounds.' twenty seven of which were
without blow, the Woods Costello con
test Was declared draw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-13

His Trial Was Continued Until Sep
teml,er Term of Court.

DENVER, Colo. Juno I2-The case Of
DIR. Graves came up in Judge Burns
court today on the motion for a contin-
uance To September. District Attorney
Steel fled an affidavit in which he stated
that upon information gained by CORES.
ponding with the witnesses as 90 the
probable expense ef securing their nj
tendance that 1900 is an ample and
sufficient sum of money 10 cover the ex.
pense ~ securing the attendance 81 the
witnesses in the case who live beyond
the borders 10 the state. On this show
ing the motion for continuance was
granted. DIR. Graves remains out ON
bail until that time.