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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17
POLITICAL.

The Idaho legislature has adjourned
sine die. The apportionment bill,
providing for representation for Nor
mons. failed to pass.
4 communication has been received
by the Colorado legislature threaten
ing to blow up the building. because
the legislators have sold,out to the
corporations.
AT meeting of the Tennessee
general assembly Speaker Davis. who
was expelled from the bar, refused to
resign the chair and a resolution was
adopted expelling him.
Senator Kyle, is earnestly dickcring
with democrats in the senate in the
hopes of securing the craftsmanship
of one of the minor committees. He
may succeed i'm his design, but ii will
be because his vote is needed to reor-
ganize the senate quite as German
desires.
Maxwell. appointed fourth assist
ant postmaster general, is the man
whom Hill, as governor of New York,
compelled to resign from the insur-
ancc commissionership. He is a per-
sonal enemy of Hills. and it is he.
lieved that Hill will fight his con
tirmation.
The rnnort that President Glove.
land is taking an interest in the race
track legislation in his native state
has created mild sensation at
Trenton. 1t is believed that both
Senators Mcpherson and Smith have
become impressed with the necesSit,
of repeating the new race track laws
if the state is to bc saved to tho
democracy next November.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17
DOMESTIC NEWS.

The sewing machine combine will
form stock company with sl5.0O0.-
600 capital.
Ex-Presilent Harrison was warmly
welcomed back to his old home in
Indianapolis.
The Milwaukee u Northern rail
read and the Chicago. Milwaukee \
st. Paul will be consolidated.
\ New Jersey family consisting of
five persons were poisoned by eating
diseased meat. one member dying.
Mrs. Archibald Brown, eldest
daughter OF Chiet-.Iustice Fuller.
died i'm Chicago of blood poisoning.
The Bell telephone patents have
just expired and competitor is
placed in the field at Mckeesport.
Pa.
The bodies of dead woman and
fatally wounded man were found i'm
an Allegheny. Pa. park with their
throats cut.
Chicago's City Council has passed
an ordinance that no new building
shall be erected of more than ten
stories in height.
The engineers and tircmcn ON the
Toledo. Ann Arbor and Northern
Michigan railroad have been ordered
out on Il strike.
Vice President RinebarJ of the
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail
road was elected president to succeed
the late President Marvel.
a call has been issued for Il con-
ference of prohibitionists. woman
suifragists and other lists" in Penn
>yvania to organize new national
party.
Governor Mcconnell of Idado has
instructed the district attorney to
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17

for the receivership of the Fargo
land office. and Terrancc Martin, of
Fargo, is an applicant for the same
place.
The president has made the follow
ing nominations: Josiah Quincy, of
Massachusetts,, To be assistant secre-
tary of state: Robert A. Maxwell, of
New York, to be fourth assistant
postmaster general; Isaac T.. Gray.
of Indiana, envoy extraordinary and
minister plcnipotentiary of the
United States to Mexico. Patrick A.
Collins, of Massachusetts. to be con-
sui general of the United States. at
London: T.. =. Gayle, of New
Mexico. to be receiver of public
moneys, at Roosevelt, N. III.
The New York World prints the
results of the poll of the new senate
on three leading questions of the
day. viz: the repeal of the Sherman
silver law, the repeal of the Mckinley
tariff and Hawaiian annexation.
According to the article - senators
are in favor of the repeal of the Sher-
man silver law, % oppose to repeal
while IL are noncommlttal. In re-
gard to the Mckinley law ~ declare
themselves in favor of repeal, BIB OPP
pose the repeal and are non-com-
initial. On the Hawaiian question
40 will vote.for annexation when OPP
portunity offers, while 20 oppose it
and % decline to express their views
on The subject of annexation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17
WASHINGTON MENTION.
Princess Kaiulani and party have
arrived in Washington.

Princess kaiulani and party have
arrived in Washington.
Hon. Josiah Quincy, OF Massa-
chusetts, has accepted the position of
assistant secretary OF state.
The agricultural department
employees presented eX-Secretary
isnsk with handsome silver service.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed
his son, Logan Carlisle, chief clerk
of the treasury department, vice
Stocks, resigned.
Secretary Carlisle has accepted the
propositions of a clearing house at
Denver. Col, to exchange $1,000. 900
treasury notes of the issue of 1870 for
$1,000. 600 in gold.
w. Duff Haynic. of Rapid City.
S. d., failing to bc appointed fourth
assistant postmaster general.
announces that he is a candidate for
first assistant. Vice President
Stevenson backing him.
Col. Hughes East, who was the
register of the Yankton. S. d.. land
office under Cleveland, is in WASH
ington and is Il candidate for re-
appointment. National Committee
man Woods will indorse him.
A report which will prove of general
interest is in regard tn the plans of
Mrs. Ulysses $. Grant. WHO. having
sold her house in New York. desires
to make her future home i'm WASH
ington. as that city is. of all Others
in the union. rcplctc with pleasant
memories.
In an opinion delivered by Justice
Blatchford for Chief Justice Fuller
in the case of Geo. n. Pcttibone and
other striking Crur d'Alene miners
in Idaho against the United States.
the court decided i'm favor of the
miners and directed that the indict-
mcnt against them be quashcd.
The Posts Washington special
says that the president. after CON
SutCuViOJ MlUll UuC SNOIuSU. uSSi0CO
that it would not be wise to call a
special session of congress to deal
with finances at present. He decided
that the power exists to issue bonds
and ii may be confidently assumed
that this will be done. if necessary.
President Cleveland has sent to the
senate Il message withdrawing the
Hawaiian treaty. which has been
pending in the senate. 1T is under
stood that the reason for the with
drawal of the treaty is because he is
opposed to it in its present form.
Whether or not he will favor the
making of another treaty. and
whether it will be an annexation
treaty or not. cannot be said.
w. III. Becker, Of Rolla. n. d., is
no longer in tile race for the United
States district attorneyship. lie
now has his eye on the position OF
United States attorney for Alaska.
j. V. Brooke. Senator Roach's private
secretary wants to be receiver of the
land Office at Grand Forks. II. NJ.
Karter, of LaMoure, is a candidate
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17

Rev. S. ii Buchanan. ,of the board
of trustees of the Arkansas insane
asylum, has confessed to the Ewing
presbytery committee of investi-
cation his guilt of embezzlement.
He began stealing in 1866 to secure
money to buy st. Johns college, a
Masonic institution located at Little
Rock. but what he ultimately did
with the money lie has not stated.
nor did lie buy the college. His
shortage is about $4,000.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17

The directors of the c. NJ. IS st.
Pau! railroad have declared SEMI
annual dividend of 81 per cent OH
the preferred and . ON the common
The dividends are payable April 1a
There was Il surplus carried over
from September OF Sl,9l9.SG4. and the
net earnings. after paying fixed
charges for the past six months. were,
in round numbers. sl.7OO,OOo. The
road earned about 81 per cent. on
common stock for the year ending
March 81, 1893.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-17

Mamie O'Connor, pretty miss OF
seventeen, living at Manila. Iowa.
possesses the peculiar power of pre-
venting her body from being lifted
from the floor. -Four of the strongest
men of the town failed in every
attempt. She weighs ll5 pounds and
is Slightly built creature. Dele
cations have come from neighboring
towns to satisfy themselves of her
power, and recently party came
fifty miles to see her and were we'll
satisfied with the tests.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

ATLANTA. Ga, Juns The disap-
pearAnee of toar mormon elders IN st.
Clair county. Alabama. while being pus-
sued by . hand Of armed men. u be
iieved to be . casa Of lynchins. Tho
nearest that can bs heard 1t them - that
fourteen shots we're fired from the lo-
caiity where they vere supposed " he.
sftsr which the mob dispesssd. refusing
10 talk. Eos sone time Etova. Hiount
and 81 Clair counties have been the
scene Of "A sctiss mormon propaganda.
conducted BY Elders Hen +. Lsbaron.
Nichols W Miller. A. n. Beechsr. Alonso
Briukeshod. They were to conduct .
snissioa near PinkRey. at Fcrgusons Q
sehoolhousc. last week. but were ordered
10 leave By indignant citizensl A re-
cent convert. Mr. Battle. offered the
elders his house az an asyl lum- Several
nights ago al attempt was made 10 get
tho elders out. but Mr.. Battle standing
on the door with = air shooter held them
hack The elders escaped through a
hack door. when chase was given. The
fring in the distant woods aud the dis
pcrsing q the regulators. apparently
satisfied with their work and the failure
Of the elders Ia reappear. 10 held as con
vincing evidence that they have been
done away With The Mormon sdher-
ents threaten further trouble. and their
conduct 10 being watched
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
Iowa Prohibition Nom,na.sons.

DEs MoiSEs. June 1.-The prohibition
state convention this afternoon nomi-
mated the following ticket: For COVER.
nor. Il. q. Aylleeworth. Des Moines;
lieutenant governor. J. G. Reid. Delta;
superintendent public instruction. Miss
Belle Mix. Danville: supreme judge.
j. A. Harvey. Polk City; railroad com
missioner. tn be filed. B. q, Aylles-
worth is president of Drake university.
a iiour.shing institution under the aus
pices ~ the Church Of Christ lie IL
quite we'll known an lecturer aud au.
thor. j. A. Harvey is president OF the
state temperance alliance and periodi
cally leads the crusades against the sa.
looms in tho wide open" towns OF the
state
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
AS STEVENS SEES IT
Hawaii Too Valuable . Possession
10 Let Slip.
sfos 10 sf ANNEXED NOW


San FnAxcssco. June John L.
Stevens. ex-Uuitsd States minister 10
Hawaii. Who arrived from Hoholulu on
the steamer Austrslia yesterday. do
livsrsd an address before tho chamber
al commerce THE afternoon. On the
Hawaiian situasion- After referring II
length 20 the events that proceeded and
followed the recent revelation, and
charscserising the monarchy ~ "a semi
heather and grossly spurious govern
ment merchandise" the retiring minis
ter said: The Hawaiian islands
today have the beat government
they ever had Both the provi-
sional government and those support
ing il strongly desire Hawaii to become
part Of this great republic. Their
American sympathiee are loyal to the
core; those who fought At Bunker Hill
aud wrote their names in large letters in
ouxhly American than those who have
sent their commissioners To Washington
Ia negotiate the terms OF annexation.
Without tho expenditure OF . single
American life. or dollar OF American
gold. they offer this splendid pos
session Of the Pacific to tho Ameri
can government in trust for tho
American people. Never was such q
prize bcfore offered a. this gift to a great
ration. For stratical and commercial
purposes they are more valuable 10 the
United States than are Cyprus. Malta
and Bermuda TO Great Britain. They
stretch out pleading hand to this
mighty nation of freedom not 20 abandon
them ia their days OF imper-
ative need In concluding Mr..
Stevens said: Il do not believe
that the administration or President
Cleveland viii neglect this great Amer
lean opportunity. careful and cautious
an is it's duty to be-" At the close Of
the address resolutions favoring the
speedy annexation Of the Islands were
adopted. to be forwarded to the prssi
dent and to the California congressional
delegation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

The, wsnt the usited states Ca HUI
the lsisnd.

NF~ OnLssss June ! Speaking ~
the situation IN Cuba. seuor sIGse Mar
,ines q prominent ulemt~s ~ The revo-
ls.ionsfy party IN the city. sail that
movement uas on Loot ais az he country
men o. Insiuee the uni,ei States ~ buy
Caha abd that . ge.d PORTION - the
asonay wouid 10 fuFslsbei by the op
pres~.d cabans Said kes Let the
United states offst o. isuy the lsland. !
believe The 90 s~fs a land add the bsssi
hes- = Gass soaid - slilsng ~ PAS
oas bali a the eel q The
targ.as~ bY the tfeit.i States them
ssis,~ II 10 ths resais = mach thought
- ny soantryusn. The reepie are
desperate 1he3 are go feeble siiheut
thA s--sstanes ~ ps.sTfui peoFls -
.ofk asi tbris hi~rtY ~ ssf and their
sltaafias - such that rosA - safe - 81
80 the present ss~tem ls this ssisen
~ aaf eYes tafa - fse sfe-i feFatsiss
sad l.,.F - Gee oat p Aszfrfeaas fsy
saee.sr Nefs tnts oesAtsy - tagF tbe
islsaa ll.s sasAs saFfy Ffsbieaa s0aia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
Married Her Bo~slcr.

ArRors. III june The marriage ~
Mrs Fannie Hoase ~ this city ~ Chi
cago street ear conductor named Hen
derson. which Occurred IN Chicago 10
day. created quite q sensation IN this
city. Mrs. House Is tho widow ~
Chfissopher Hop.e and daughter - the
late " " Hsshbp. who died short
titae ssp leaving an estate n e5o00
whlch Mira House vill lubefii. she 10.
ing The only child Hendefson. o. whom
she Was married to-day, ~aa formerly em
plbyei hy her hdshani a. sfableman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
PENSION scs>r ARRESTED


frvs spsISt.a. Iowa lnne C,~osgr
"A Vsa i.eueen one = The sas~t pfosni.
rert senaicn egpnta in tls tnif~si
~sases aai<i,is = fhe eity e Washing
80. .i.aag business frsna shi. sslsnt
-rt~nshas sssr ne shsie nosfhresf ard
=, th~ Pacific cnasf. sss arrested ~ this
siasa act Frisiss - fts general shsrre
q stf~nspsrng - 8effsad ~ rnmplseifs
ie ==.,lrirs prnrisnr frssdaiently The
srresf hss tern kepi srs-rrf Until sosiay
f. 80 hehf IN bend- q stfaf 90 lr~
saiaafs essmtastiou Df. ti~aege hos
-. secretary n thr pension ersmlaing
tsarfi - Creeco fass suf alagor q
thsf rlaee. 80 arrested sf the ssrne
iisne - . ssrsisr rhsrG~ sod hid 18th
~ ...fie tall The sffesfs seTe a. th~
in~fsuc- q eif~ciai fsen.i9a t.s@eainef
Hat~ . Nins%apsl,s she esp
tAr~sf ~h~H tas arrests sefe
sss.,sss s,fss. H4a bausifrd paFefs.
sfsfue na.rt,~f q shs,h sfe SAL -
ssss insripilasfinz ssiisDre Aral8sf
Nsa feoeaH 4ii,tp.a ffslais estfadlag
s~s4 = f..fai a sears Vac lkAt@n hes
ter,.r = k,rri rtutsfse " sistms
i.sf tis..r.'.s 8i.eliffr lafafes % ttse
eh.a.e. fhs e4ss 4ae "a fef Rnise
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

iSpIsSAroLIs. June between IL
aud o'clock this morning an unknown
thief shot and killed John Tarpey in the
doorway of John Shaw's saloon in
Houghville. Tarpey and several COM
panicns surprised the thief. who was
masked. vbile he was going through
the till Within q few minutes posse
~ men was searching for the thief. A
man named Wagner. who arrived In
HoughviIIc yeste fday. has been arrested.
but ~ not believcd to be the murderer.
Feeling is high. and II the murderer is
caught there IL danger of lynching.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02
Miss rHEl.ss MARnlED.
The Daughter or the EA-Nsnlss<s
Wcd> . 1cruaaa Diplomat.

BEklrs. juno The wedding q
Miss Mary Phelps. daughter - tho
Hon. William Walter Phelps ~ New
jersey. late msnsfter o. German. 10 Dr.
Won Rot'~nburs. secnrsary in The ina.
peFiai department az the lntrrin. ssak
place Al 20 o'olosk THE mosnies.
the ceremony being performed 10 tie 90
called 'yelicw rpotn - the legation by
tie ehsp.ain of s. Georse's. the An..o-
American church ~ Mon Eiloc paiacc.
Only twents tour guests were Ipseaf.
and Chancellor Von CApri,l. Genera.
and Countess Wslasrsee. the. minister ~
the interios. Herr Won Bsefticher. the
minister of commerce. and baroness Voc
Bcrlcpsch. the new American minister.
aud Mrs kunyon. and Nr. and Nr4-
Poultney Bigeiow cons,i;ued the nfsie.ai
circle. The bride was ia travelling Ca
tune. and after the wedding breakfast.
IT which there ue;e speeches. the young
coapIe stastci upou brief honeymoon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

The situation ~ Port Wayne Changes
but Very LATHE.

FoKr WAYSE. Ind. June 1.-The
street car strike is still on. although to-
day is not as exciting as "Wednesday.
Twenty police patrolled one line of track
al day. assisted by the sheriff and fifty
deputies The company only attempted
10 operate three cars. aud they were run
between 10 a. IN. and 3 p. N. These cars
were manned by harm bosses and other
company employees Each car carried a
complement Of 1--WE policemen. Al one
and % the line on q grade the tracks
were soaped. and at another place a
plank was spiked on the railA No cars
were wrecked. although three arrests
were made by the officers. Gottlieb
Miller. Q haker. threw rotten egg and
was seized Immediately. He Is held in
$500 bail. At mass meeting held to-
night 5000 citizens were present. and
the remarks favoripg the strikers were
cheered- In the morning the company
will again attempt 10 move cars. and an
sSditionsl force of fifty deputy sheritfs
we're sworn in tonight The company is
determined and the strikers are receiv-
Ing encouragement in holding out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

NEw YoRK. June l.--Dr. Briggs re
turacd home from Washington tonieht
When seen few minutes later he hooked
unusually well and cheorfui- -sa N he did
not havea care in the world "Yes." he
said. Il have lsaru~i Of the sentence
against snc, although left Washington
early in the afternoon. hut decn IL
bcst not to talk Of the matter at prcs-
ent"
.Has the decision Of the general
assembly in suspcnding you from the
ministry made any change with your re
lations with Union seminary" u
None whatever replied the doctor.
The professor and some of his friends
intimated. though. that the action Ia
Washington did not end the matter.
Whether OF not . protest would be nude
against the scverity Of the sentence
could not be determined Some
thing viii undoubtedly be done.
hover. 70 continue the fight
Ii wxs learned from others connected
with Union ssminsry this evening that
the prufessor would 90 right on just -
IL nothing he'd happened. aud be viii he
sustained IN his action BY the hoard Of
directoss and membess of the faculty Of
the institution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

issry trial tk1s afssrueoo before unitsd
6ztsn coa0iauiDaes Hobbs u pubuaue-
Ven Lsuvso 80 bound over ~ the
grncd Jury. Httsag IN Dubuque. IN hoeds
q oe0c. tt Van Lsuvsn psnsion cass
took arothee ssnsntionai turn tonixht.
Van Lsuvsn bsginnaux sait against Ex-
smsnss Waltz snd Deputy Cnited states
Axphal G1>s1ner fos o0ouo, $1,000
each. Cor ths seizuss of the pension pa
pers and fos taking posssssson ef vsn
Lsuveuis s>ssi vault prohibssans him
from carrying a his b0sinssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

BsszIf. Ind. June The towns of
Caseyyille and Cardonis. north ~ here.
are excited over n tragedy which took
place al the former town this afternoon
At o'clock. in which I.essil Bell was in
sfanfly killed by james Johnson. whoeo
home is in this city. Bell is a promi-
uent business nan at Cardobia. and the
news a his murder caused intense ex
estemcnt among bis friends. who quick
~ organized a posse and are securing
the vo<is for his slayer. who deti-d'ar.
ress until be eucreedcd in escaping.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Whcas T~mbles rhres ososs ~ A
Hoar. Rassiin9 apana1aopsA
Cn,cAeo, June T. Thers won hovling
in the 'vhsst pit On Chanoe Dkis morn
ing. For tisae the tRn6ds thought they
had bull market on thar bonds. but
On hour lates the bottom dsorpsd out
There vAs = break of nearly > cents In
less than one hour. The next thins ~
. panic ersued among the tonp. vho
could not get tho wheat on their
hands last enough. Tho market started
With bulge IN priccs 70 III cents July
and 7aA csnts Septemhes. Whom the
hons gave way and dropped the bulls
into the baseparnt Il iefs July at ~
cents and September at IN centa The
strong opening wss ON higher Liverpool
csbles and some bull enthuslssm LETT
cscr gium last night. The de-
cline uas like teboggan trip.
slow Of tirst. bat with =
great dash before the end of the slide
was reached New York rspostsd no
foreign business. When The July price
got 10 the extreme low polst bf ysstcr
day morning the bulis gave u mp. Cud-
ahy put all the brokers he could com
mand into the pit TO let wheat. 60. He
had = great quantity eold
when Wright aud PaFasidge under
took to follow the iesd and
the market went to 20 ceuts Ia minute.
Mitchell, who IL tho last bull In tho
trade to run. dumped fully 200 ZOO bush.
els of wheat and the commission house
brokers dug down In their pockets for
cards containing stop loa orders. There
was host of them placed 20 sell At 20
cents. and this started merry chase.
Wheat could not be cold, and the price
wentto Ol.c.
Then came . bresthing spell and \
cent rally followed By The sensational
rumor that the Plankintpn bank ct Mil
waukee had failed This brought on .
fresh storm. and the price went to 6Sa
cents in minute. Better export news.
lighter receipts promised for the near
future. a statement that the Milwaukee
bank had not failed but had gone into
liquidation and would pay dollar Tor
dollar. and the market got rally OF \
to cent. Then the trade quieted down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

Lo~poN. June L. William To~nsend.
who Sss suspected ~ an inLentloa %
murder Mr. Gladstone. xas pat sn tF,si
today. The defense offered was that
Townsend Was insane After bearing
the case the Jury fanad ros nsend guilty
Il the crime a. chsrs,d. 10, held that
he was irresponsible for his actions
The Judge ihsreupon onser,d tant
Townsend should be cpunns-s during
HE majeeiy's pleasure the utnai order
made when convicted icrfons ar, hesi
10 bc irresponsible IN ihe gronnd - -.
sanity
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

KINGSTON. ont, June l. Cnc - -
most daring mai rss.l-riee rsrr kaoen
in this district "a a. IscfJe ais'd l.ss nleht
af the lower q. I. X asloi b, crslss on
their Ne, C. the worlds lair n tbe al
sence ~ the officials they br.iSt into q
room containing twelve uad haez
packed with lettefe aod raErr-. They
had nn use for ordinars c,rrsspor ifssoe.
but carried "A the contents q s~rslf,-
sis registered le'fers. witch oonfainrd
over ss.cpl No trace - The stil,ess
could lie secured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

CHICAGO. June 1.-C. Il Lingo and his
wife of Peoria were arrested al Cores
hotel yesterday by Captain Porter OF
the s>crst service. and taken TO the gov
ernnent building. When searched
we're found in their possession. Lingo
made a confession and both of the pris-
oners were subsequently taken before
Commissioner Hoyne. where they waived
exsminaiion and were held in t2.0C0
each 10 the federal grand jury. Lingo
claims 20 have been in the employ of the
Alton railroad as travelling passenger
solicitor in Peoria for some time. and
though Lingo had been suspected he
wac 80 vel and favorably known in the
city that the officers did not like 10
make al arrest on suspicion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-02

ASSaroLIs. Md. june This was
drilling for colors" day only subord-
mate TO diploma distribution day in
graduating week. There was q great
crowd present. The cvolutions were
perfect Captain Panlscn. who won last
year with his company. won again. aud
Miss Herbert. the daughter of the score
tary os the navy. presented him the
academic and national colora