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Enrninp Capital.
Arrival and departure Of Malls.

ANNtNht MnN D"bANhuNo " ""tA"s
VIA Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line
h. r.. from June 10. 1892;
Departure. --s.45 A. NJ, 10 NJ. $50 p.
h.. 7.15 y. M.
ArrIpd $50 A. NJ, 1920 A. NJ, 40
=. NJ, $50 p. NJ.
Sundays Dispatch.--3.50 r. NJ
Sundays ArrIeal.--i0.20 A. NJ.
Indianapolis. Washington AID Baltimore
Railroad
Departure --635 A. NJ. 1906 2. b.,
$50 Il. M.
Arrfvai SIS A. NJ. IO02A M. l.43
PM. b,45 T.. M.
Sundays, Departure. $40 T.. NJ.
Sundays, Arrtvas. 10 o. A. NJ
Collectiona.--7.45 A. NJ, 4 +. M. 30
4. NJ.
80 Ali mil matter Ia order 20 leave on
these trains, must be In the postoflce at least
40 minutes before the above hours
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01
II Office
70
Delinquent City Taxpayers.

THE COLLECTOR AND TREAS
L URER OF Annapolis calls the at
teniion of Delinquent Taxpayers to the
following Order, passed by the Mayor.
Counsellor and Aldermen at fits regular
meeting held on November 14th, 1892:
ORDERED, this 14th day OF November.
1892. That unless the Taxes for the year
1890, are paid By the 18th day of Decem-
Der, lu92, the Collector and Treasurer.
be. and is hereby directed and required
TO enforce the payment by due process
OF law, it shall be his duty forthwith TO
proceed against and to sell the property
Of The delinqueuts, upon giving due no.
tice thereof rs required by law.
LOUIS II. REIN,
nl9 Coll and Treas. Annapolis. Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-02-01
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blaina Corns, and al Skin Eruptions
and positively cures PileR, or no pay re-
qulred. tits guaranteed TO give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price
% cents per box. For sale by City
Drug Store
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01

ensli1den 8anf i'm l1mlauf eetpeien
unb tpurben unter anberem i'm Muguit
1885 (mebrere Dubeno nad3sema@te
GinfatspfunbsNote in einem 9oitoner
8antbauie aus9emef1elt.
Wte bereits anseDeutet. linterbdlt
bas 8unoes1@abamt elm @ebeimpoltz
aei>8ureau, bas ipecie1 fir bic lleberz
tpa9uns BON Der @elofdli@erei ptroG4z
tige perfonen ertitirt. gu benz 8u<
reau adblen auBer benz Direttor bier
Ranaliiten unb 80 I'M &anbe 3erftreute
Mgenten, bic tets in Giiblung NIT ben
potiaeibeb0rben ii@ befinben. Die
Namen Der 8eamten bes Bureaus erz
5d<inen aus lei4t besreifli4en Grim
ben ni@t, tpie bieienigen Der idmmtliz
den anbern IngefteQten Ontel Cams,
i'm 8laubu9.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01
Rommifiion n, me1&e

8 ~Rommifiion n, mtl&e
ben h,tr9 bos @rbbeben IN 0ilaiet
Mamnretzul< g1at3 (&leinafiem perurz
ia@ten @@aben feit5uftellen battle. BE-
ridtet, bob in Der 9uuptftaot bes @Aaz
iets Malatia urb m ben Ra3as @e3trz
FEM bon, 9asmawor, 8ehesnt, Cara
ttabta urb @tbiebagb bur4 bas CRIB
beben nt@t tpentger als 1856 Meni&en
aet1btet unb 1874 per5pnen bertpur,bet
tpurben. @on 11,740 6dufern tp11rz
ben 2719 gdn3li9 3erit0rt; 1916 ftno
umbetpobnbar unb 2195 iinb mebr ober
tnenioer bef4Gbtat norben. Muberbem
tpurber1 etne &aferre ulrb 3tpet pofte
unb 'Selegrapbenz@ tationen aerit0rt
unb cine &aierne f@per bei4abtst;
At Mof4een, 9 mbamebant1@ i1o
5 &riitli@e S@ulen unb bret Rtrd9en
iin6 gdn5li@ aerit6rt. Dk S3abl oer
unlgetommeren 9~a,estbiere betragt 1o,z
600.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01
@elofdli@un9 ais uerlorene STUNT

SIM 8umbesregierung9ebduoe BEL
Weltaus1 te[lung bringt bas Bureau be,
@ebeimpolt3et bes 8er. @taatens
@4abomtes cine @ammlun9 3ur Mn=
{bauung, bic cine BON ben 8eamten als
Acknowledgements &unit iQuftrtrer
ion. sic betriFt ndmli9 bic perf4hz
benen Taliiftate ber ameritant14en
Obligationen, @ir6er unb @olb<@erti=
ftate, &aKen19etne, Nationalz8 antno=
ten, @teuer unb 8riefmarten unb umz
faBt mebrere 9auienb Stiid. Die 8ez
bauptung Der 8eamten, baB bic SAL
f9ung bon Wertbnoten gu ben Dingen
ber Wergan9enbett gu 3dhlen lei, It'll:
BEN lie 3unddft auf bic Mnii4t, bab lid
beute bic Ma3abmuns bon Papiergelt
ni4t mebr rentire, ba iebe Musgabs
fali@er Moten bur4 bic Mirtun9en bea
Mational=8 antfpitems in tpent9en Sus
gen entbedt mirb uno bic Me9terune
{obann bic gar3e b<treFenbe @erie bon
Soften benz umlaufe ent3iebt: Muberz
benz befdnben ft4 bic nod lebenotn
@auner bon fali$en platten enttptber
i'm 3u@tbau5e pber lie ftanoen unter
Der ftreng1ter polt3etaufi4t ber gebetz
men Mgentur bes 8unoes14abamtes
Die allerbings bier unb ba nod arftrez
tenben gefGbrliden fal@en @@abz
ants ober 8antnoten itammten abe1
nur nod bon alien Platten, pel4e itf
nod i'm 8eftB etn3elner @erbre&er BE-
fdnben.
@eforeniB binii&tli@ btr Gdlf&una
BON paptergelb bege bic @egierung nut
nod in 9inblid auf bic Torti@ritte BET
pbotoz2itbograpbte unb bes Photoz
Slides, bermittelit pelder medani}9 en
Metboben aueroings quite oberfd4li4e
Na9abmungen an3ufertigen 1eten. Der
@erbre9er iteQt nit Der Ramera Oh cuz
ia cine getp0bnlt@es Negatib elmer
8antnote ber, nimmt bon bic lem Elm
poittib unb brudt bKs uuf cine NIT
@elatin iiber3ogene @tablplatte, pel4e
ct bur@ @Guren dbt. Dabur4 erbdl1
ct einen fogenannten photograpbtlder
Sti9, tpelden ct nit ben iiblidtn Sra:
oeurz@ ertaeuaen permanent ma4t:
Die lebte Gdlf@erbonbe, tpel4e Plot'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01
8crIbmte shneioer.

Ser @@netber Dome, ber bur4 feline
@rftnbung beS tageliiherer untformz
ftoFes f4nel Elm ptelgenannter Mann
getporben 1T, bat bic 3abl beriibmter
@@neiber bermebrt. Sic 3abl 1T TEL
nestpegs gering. De @@neiber baben
ftets Mdnner in tbren @eiben gebabt,
bic es gu ettpas IuberorOentliGem &C.
bradt baben. Giirft Btsmard, ber
Ielbit Elm @brenf4neioermeiiter ut,
bena er tpllrbe I'M Sobre 1883 bon Der
8erltner @dyuetber< SSnnung gum ST.
renmetf ter b<rfelben e%rnannt, ut bur4
bic Mnrabrne biefer @brung it4er ni4t
in {9lebte @efeli9aft geratben, benn
mir finben unter BEN @dneibern friibez
ret S%abrbunbert ber14sbene, berer Maz
men &lio IN Der @ei4tbte eberne 9az
fe1n etntrlg. @s 9tbt' cine grobe Inz
3abl FOLDER beriibmt getporbener
@9netber. S
@or Mllem pirb sSebem glei@ bierbet
Der Same @eprg Derfftnger etnfauen,
ber Name bes Mannes, ber emit Nobel
unb Sdeer' nit benz @4pert pertau1@z
te unb Elm fiegreider Teloberr tpurbe,
elmer Der erften unb gr0Bten Meiterge>
nerdle In bem beutfden 9eertpelen
Mber ni9t btefer aqeia tpar es, ber bas
@dneiberbanbtpert gu @bren bra@&,
bts in bic beuttge 3ett btnein bat es
Heroorragenbe Mldnner gegeben, bic
etn5t am Biiaelet1tn 9eftanben. SIT
ni@t elmer Der t%alentboqiten Di4ter
ber syeBt3eit, g. &. @oiegger, ehemals
EN- @@neiberlein getpefen9 @etne IN
tereKunt.n 2eben514idfak finb gu BE-
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-06-01
3nolIe LATTE einiae unperitGnbli9e

&nolIe lalte eintee unper itdnblt4e
2aute uno tribelte feline 3a5lren tpeiter.
.Wir ,pollen i'm nidt itDren." iaste
Der Director. rtommen SIC. bite, NIT
in msin 3immer, 9srr 9tnae."
Ct 19ritt poran, uno Der 8ureau4ef
folste inn. Inn iu's Oirsttionsatms
ner gu selansen, muBten bic beiben
bas 9auptbureau paHiren.
SIM 0orbeiseben raunte 9err 9tnoe
einem 8eamten gu: rS4aHen Sis ben
9noIe aus meinem 3immer!!"
rWtKen sic. liebtr 9in5e," iaste ber
DIRECTOR gum 8ureaudef. ri@ babe gar
nibt eetpubt, baB Der 9err Rnole 10
cttpas tann. Mie LANCE 1T Der Mann
nun 14on *; uns?"
r3nGli Sabre unsefdbr."
r3m-io- bGtte eieentli@ lGnsit
~ ore:rsn po1ten baden n.iiNen. Na.
t:i ni45ter @elesenbeit. @o1en sic
fid's notiren. lieb.r 9err 6:nae9"
,Sapobl, 9trr Direttor!"
l1nterbtTen bate ii@ BET Beanie.
Der &rca: Gus benz 3tmrner {4ate1
soEte, in bie1es beseben unb perfu4te.
ben Muftrag ausaufiibren. go let4t
mar bas natiirli4 ni9t.
Raum aber bate Ct NIT feiner
i9pantenben 2aft bas 9auptbureau
betreten, als Ct an Der tntsesen9eiebtr,
en~tfernten 3bir tpiebtr ben DtretSbr
bemertte, Der benz ibm ~fol9enben Buz
eeau4ef Snitruftioner erthetlte.
Da ia6 bas dnsitli& umberipGbenee
@uee bes 8eamten bt4t neben tth Elm
unbeieBtes Gdpult, befen Snbaber ietz
men Ylab fir einige Mugenblide perlate
fen bate. @9neQ tnti&loKen uno init
M%ufpenbung auer &raft uno @ei4tdz
li@teit ]ebte Der MISUNDERSTANDING
Beamte 1einen unsliidli4en &oQegen
auf ben leeren BOD unb riidte fth feIb1t
Bel Seite.
6err Rnoue that nun, tpas bic sr0bte
Mebroabl auer Meni4en get9an bdtte,
pen1, lie ii4 in Der slei@en @ituation
befunben bdtten. Ct na6m burdaus
feline Ridii9t auf bic peri4tebenen tletz
men unb groBen papiere, bic auf benz
4ulte lagen, fonbern fttmmte beioe gu
bogen auf 's pult unb legte 1einen
59pantenben &opf in feline 9Gnbe.
Nun 59ritt ber Direttor an 1einem
plabe porbei unb iab nit 9ertpunz
berung 9errn Rno1e pl0Bli4 bier
iiBen.
ST trat nGb<r, blidte 9errn &noQe
iiber bic @4ulter auf bas gtrabe por
inn liesenoe gr0Bsre Papier uno r'et
Ell taunt:
vWas?! 6err &noue, sic iiberieBtn
ben 7pani1den &ontrutt?!"
sd - ia, i@ - Of - 9err -
Mmorti - Mmortt-"
Mber Der 6err Direttor mar f@nel1tn
S9rittes benz 9errn 8iireau@ef in beiz
fen 3immer na&9tetlt.
v9err 9in3e," rief ct, "i4 febe, Der
6err &nole iibrieBt ba audi ben {&tpez
rem i~pani]fen Rontratt. Der Meni@
m1B ia enorm ti@ttg iein. Mte biel
@ebalt betpmmt ber Mann etgentlt42"
SCI 8iireaudef narnte bic @umme.
v6m - lit gu ment9 ent14tez
ben gu tpenis! Sa&tiee Meni@en mub
ma tparm balten uebrtgens Der aeue
po1ten in ber 8u@6alterei 1T ia audi
ni9t befnitip be5eBt. Merbe nit meiz
mem !9errn &ollegen fpre@en. Net11,
mii1en sic, lieber 9err 9in3e. ti4ttge
2eute muB man parm balten!"
@pbalb Der 0irettor ibn perlanen
bate, elite 9err !9tn3e gu &no1e, oer
jeBt nit GIbogen unb &opf INNER
auf unb nieber i4autelte.
"&noue," iagte ct, mum MAIDEN sic
aber, baB sic na4 9au1 e tornrne1 unb
ausi@lafen - font tperben sic bier
nod 9trettor!"-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

A Young German immigrant Dies on
Tram From New York.

A Young German immigrant Dies on the
Tram From New York.
II. Paul, Mimi, Jan. l7.-Last night
the health department. OF st. Paul re.
ceiyed notice by wire OF the death Of
Engslbert IIogg. German immigrant
on the 500 train coming 10 this
point from tie east. TIE appear
ance OF tne corpse aroused the susplc-
ions of Coroner White NIB, VINO exam
ined IL. aud ne called DR.. Hoyt, the
chief of the health department Both
physicians wers satisfied that II the
case was not absolutely one of cholera
IL bore close resemblance to Il,
and they ordered the immediate dlsln-
fecuon of the body aud all baggage
accompanying IT, The Minneapolis
health department. was notified and
will disinfeCt the cars. HOgg was a
young fellow about 10 years OF age
and arrived mere directly from Baden,
Germany. lie was IN company with
four other immigrants. mso, woman
and two children VINO were bound Tor
the western part Of the state. All
bore ciesn nealtn certificates from the
New York health department. Their
baggage has not yet arrived but - ex-
pected on a later tram. Inls Will
probably be burned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
ENeLASD,s BULLY ACT.
She VIII Not Recognize the Ministry
Appointed by the Khedive.

LONDON, Jan. ia long telegram
from Mr.. Cromer, British representa-
tive at Carlo, was received at the foreign
Office early this afternoon. Soon after
ward the Russian and French amhnssa.
dors and the Germany charge de affairs
called upon Lord Roseberry, the foreign
minister. and somewhat heated con-
versatlon took place. NJ. Waddington,
the French amba ssador, and NJ S;aal,
the Russian ambassador. subsequently,
proceeded to Mr.. Glsdstone's residence
ard were closeted with the prime min-
ister for some time.
At 3.l5 o'clock the summons for a
cabinet council was issued. So entirely
unexpected was such 4 summons that
the greatest difficulty was experienced
IN finding the ministers. The ministers
decided to inform the hhedIve. in O
direct manner. that his position 81 the
ruler of Egypt depends UPON the good
will of Great Britain, and that the
British government will refuse TO rec
ognlze the ministry that be has ap-
pointed. IL is be ieved that Mr.. Gro
mer's message attributed the Khedive's =
seton to concerted Russian, French
and Turkish intrigues.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
DISGRACE OF HONDURAS.
The Louisiana Lottery is Given the Earth
BY that Republic.

BY that Republic.
TEGUcIGALPA, Honduras, Jan. o.
The Louisiana State Lottery has been
granted q charter from the republic of
Honduras and will remove its business
to that country on the expiration of Its
present charter. which will be January
l, 1894. The concession is o monopoly
for the lottery business for . term of
fifty years. The Hondurian govern
ment grants to the company the island
of Guanaja, In the islands of the Bay
of Honduras, which 10 to be used in
such manner as the company may see
fit for its purpose. The government
comedies, free OF cost to the company,
all lands which may be required for
lottery Offices throughout the republic
Of Honduras. All lottery tickets to be
issued by the company are to be i'm
pressed by the official seal of the Hon.
duran government, and all drawings
of the lottery company are to be
supervised by the government. Imi.
tation of the tickets of the company
is to be o crime subject to strict laws Of
the republic against counterfeiting.
An important feature of the conces.
SION IS the granting of the right to lay
cable line from any Loint on the
coasts of Honduras. to the United
States, the Antilles or to Europe. All
articles Of the lottery company are tc
be admitted to Honduras free of duty
and all employees of the lottery com
psny are exempted from military
service. The lottery company is ALEC
exempted from all taxes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
TO STRIKE A BLOW
France Will AnnihiIate the
Plotting Royalists.
EVIDENCE OF A CONSPIRACY
1t is Said That the Ccmtc de PARIS Fur
nishes Funds 10 Overthrow
the Republic.

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE government will
excellent authority that there is now
ample evidence OF royallst conspir-
acy and that arrests will I've made at an
early date. The conspiracy has been
hatched in London and Madrid. and
the count of Paris. Instead of having
been especially close III expenditures
OF late for the royal cause. has heen
unusually lavish. lie is not himself
managing any details and it Is not de-
sired that he should, but his leading
representatives are more active than
ever. Royalist influence aid funds
have much to do with the
recent activity in revolutionary
circles in Psris. 1t is reported that
much of the applause # the extremist
speakers at the Tripoli Vauxhal was
furnished by paid .ovalist clacQuers.
The royaiist plan appears to be to over
throw the republic by some means, no
matter what the means are, and to TO-
ment and promote disorder IN The hope
that the French people will turn to the
count o. Paris or the duke of Orleans
for rescne or protection. The head
quarters of the royalist-social!st in
trigue just now is said to be the Mason
du Peuple, and it is there that the police,
through their spies, have acquired
much valuable information as to the
designs of the enemies of the republic.
The Panama trlais were resumed to-
day. Advocate Rau opened for the
prosecution. He said that until the
last moment he had cherished hope
that the defendants would furnish
frank explanations of the charges
against them. Thls they had not done
and he was compelled to demand from
the court u Judgment that would brand
them with fraud. He also demanded
an adequate sentence upon Ferdinand
de Lesseps, whose honor had been
wrecked IN this tragic adventure which
has reduced so many thousands to
poverty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
GRAND RAPIDS MIcIi MORNING JANUARY l8 1893

pointed TO draft = plan of relief for
the eupreme court reported IN favor OF
the formation of M appellate court,
Of limited jurisdiction. 80 be composed
of i've aooiloras judges. TO hear Gases
on manuscript and type-writfsn Fec
ords. involving no question OF c4nsti-
tutenai isw or personal liberty. After
q long discussion, IN which Judge Morss
and attorney camptell Of Grand Rap
ids participated, Il was moved by Hoyt
Post OF Detroit that the court be IN
creased and authorized 10 Ell Ia Sec
uons. Edwin J. Conley of Detroit
moved to amend by limiting the in
crease 10 two meInhsfs and striking out
all reference 20 the details OF court ses-
slons on business. Tom Barkworth Of
Jackson moved to make the increase
live members instead OF two, and after
a further discussion the motion pre-
vailed.
A heated jangle on parliamentary
matters ensued, and when things had
quoted down Judge Cahill OF Lansing.
ii. q. VANITY OF Grand Rapids and Lew
Barbour of Detroit were appointed =
committee to prepare bill IN accord
ance with the recommendations made
aud TO submit IL 10 the legislature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

LANSING, Mich.. Jan. l7.-Republi-
can senators held . eecret conferences
which lasted over two hours, in one Of
me senate committee rooms tonight.
and il was generally understood that
the worlds fair appropriation bill was
:he matter under discussion. Wnen
the door of the room WAS finally
opened aud correspondents and other
interested parties crowded up to get the
news. they found the caucus
members tighter than CLAIMS con-
cernlng their meeting. Those who
were approached looked very wise
but were not saying q word. That q
decision was arrived at is almost GER
tam from the knowing looks and self-
satisfied airs OF the participants in the
seance, but what II was will not be cx-
posed until tomorrow.
It's understood that among the mat
ters considered IN the caucus was the
day of adjournment for junketing trips
to the state institutions aud that next
Friday was fixed upon as the date.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
SUPREME COURT RELIEF.
State Bar Association Strongly Favors an
Appellate Court Being Established.

LAxHNo, Mich, Jan. l7.-City Attor-
ney Taylor of Grand Rapids fitted
about the halls II the state building to-
day and bad apparently more busEness
on hrs hands than the custodian OF the
capitol. When corncred by the cor
respondent for Tar IiFRaLp Mr.. Tay-
/ 2 declared he mission 10 he IN the
interest OF the city of Grand Rapids in
the mandsmus case brought by w. J..
sherlock 80 compel the issuance OF a
license 10 run \ saloon at No. a. Mon
roe street judge A. Il. Morse was
looking after Mr.. Sherlock's interests
IA the matter. Arguments were sub
mued 10 THE court, bat ne decision
wss handed down today.
1he afternoon session Of the court
Was dispensed with on account OF the
neeung OF the State Bsf sssoel alton.
Ffesidsnf tahlll called the meeting 10
order and Ralph Stoae of GRAND Esp
ids acted as secretary. There we're -
n'en hcss present. The eommsttss sp-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
ONLY ONE KILLED.
Very Fortunate Wreck Which Occurred
on the Santa Fe in Missouri.


on the Santa Fe in Missouri.
KEoKUK, Ia., Jan. ia Santa Fe
passenger train was wrecked by u
broken rail alta point two miles west OF
Revere, Mo-. st 6:15 clock this morn
ing, coach, two sleepers and dining
Car going over the embankment. One
man, = colored waiter, was killed and
six passengers were badly injured. The
injured we're removed To Fort Madi-
son. twenty-five miles from the scene
Of the wreck, and there medical assist
ance was secured. 49,
The list of'killed and injured are ..
follows:
Killed-WilIiam Ross, waiter in din
ing car, address unknown.
Injured-William Bell, frat cook
dining car. residence No. 81 Austin
avenue, Chicago, right shoulder bruised
and lip of clavicle broken; Michael
Abdens, second cook. residence st.
Paul, Minn., bruised about head; War.
rem NJ. Smith, third cook, residence
Kansas City, No.. back and right arm
and shoulder badly scalded and
bruises; James b. Jones, conductor
dining car. residence unknown, left leg
bruised; Albert Dempsey, Marshfeld
Wis. bruised about head; X. NJ. Stew
enson, waiter dining car, residence un-
known, left arm bruised; l.. Lengin,
waiter dining car. residence No. 104
Main street, Kansas Clty, slight scalp
wound, left leg bruised; b. S. Phelps,
fiagman, residence No. 81 Kendall
street, Chicago, hip and back bruised.
The wrecked train was the first sec.
ton of the limited No. 3 in charge OF
Conductor Woodward and Engineer
Furse. While running at high rate
of speed the defective rail was struck
and the tank trucks jumped the track
followed by those or the baggage. par
lor and dining cars. All the cars rolled
over the embankment, and from the
completeness of the wreck the wonder
is that more were not killed. Furss
owes his life, as does the fireman, TO the
fact that the locomotive became de
tached from the tender and 1t gave
:hem time to jump clear of the debris
Almost immediately after the car
piled up hanlss were seen reeking VI
the light wood work OF the dining car.
Fortunately the passengers who had
escaped injury were enabled to work il
rescuing the injured and the flamel
merely burned the wreck. The
wounded were attended ntil the sec
ond section If the train arrived. when
all were placed aboard and taken Il
Fort Madison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

The Handsome House and VsInshle
Paintings q Mass of Ruins.

CHICAGO, Jan. II. The beautiful
home Of the Calumet club nj lwentieth
street and Michigan avenne was totally
destroyed ~ ire tonight about .
o'clock, and 4 i feared that oae life
vas lost Nothing new remains Of the
eilfice except Jagged trick walls, fislng
at some polhts az high as she hfth
story and ~ others having eavesi ga
nearly % the level OF tAe sHiswsis 80
sudden sss the nrs "a ia progress that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18
Davis Looks Like a Winner.

ST.. PAUL, Jan. H.-If the republicans
of the legislature vote on JOINT ballot
house today Senator DAVIS will be
United States senator from Minnesota
another SIX years. In the senate at
noon today, he received twenty out of
fifty votes and IN the house 81 out of
Iii. The democratic vote was cast
solidly for Daniel w. Lawler, and the
popular vote for Sidney NJ. Owen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-18

scaseely any cf the effects Of the club
we're saye1 Not onS Of tho taany
beautiful paintings ymcn adorned lts
walls MAS takeu from The bnllalng.
II Il estImated that TIE loss, Ineiuding
that OF tile many valuable pictures and
other furnltafe of tDe elegant house,
viii reaeh s5ee. .ov5, with s2to. .0c0 lnsur-
ance.
Among the yalaable works OF art.
tile loss OF sh.eh tiiselIh aow nlenrns.
was the noted pa ailng entitled Pace
makers" by u. L. ! iiesi3. There
was also poriralt O. General Grant,
by .in1 piss i.eCialr. fnis VA tie last
portrait 81 Generel Grant which MAS
painted and was accounted very yalu-
Nj Id.