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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
win Net Burt $500, 900 a Year.

sAGISAw, Mich, Feb. 25.-An immense
amount OF rich Bessemer ore has been dis
covered on forty-acre tract located in St.
Louis county, Minnesota, owned by the
Hon. W. X. Burt OF this city. IL is calcu-
lated that over 10, 1000, 900 tons are in sight.
pc holes have been put down all over the
tract, the rich deposit being only fifteen
feet below the surface and so soft il can
be dog with steam shovels. Mr.. Burt has
leased the mine 10 Hbbings & Tremble
and they are TO pay him royalty Of 30
cents per ton. II 10 expected TO net Dir.
Burt 5000 900 a year.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
Nfnn ofthe United states.

A large, handsome map of the Unite d
States. mounted and suitable for Office aud
home use. is issued by the burlington
route. Copies will be mailed to any adj
dress on receipt OF 10 cents in postage by
Z. :. Eustis, Gen. Pass. agent, c., Il. & q.
r. X. Chicago, Ill.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
J. v, MACKAY SHOT
A Bullet Put in the Back of
the Bonanza King
By an Old Grizzly Crank
by the Name of Rippi.
The Latter Shoots Himself
in the Breast
MAKING A FATAL WOUND.
The Formers Wound Not
Necessarily Mortal.
He Treats the Occurrence in a
Cool Manner,
And Is Driven to His Physi-
clan at Once,

Where the Bullet Is Extracted-The
Act Causes More Excitement in San
Francisco Than Any Event Since
the Terry Shooting-The Would-Be
Murderer Formerly a Man of Con-
siderable Wealth, Which He Lost in
Speculation Well known i'm San
Francisco by Most of the Old
Timers-Word Sent TO Mrs. NIackay
at London.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
An Extension VIII BE Granted,

PANAMA, Feb. 24--Inasmuch as any
American propositions concerning the
cana will be dependent upon the action
of congress next fall, and as Colombia has
no funds with which TO care for the
material, should she deny the French an
extension of time and declare the prop
erty ofthe company forfeited. it is consid-
cred likely that an extension will be
granted.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
CHERRIES SAIL.

-
By virtue of certified copr Of decree to ma
OF Marion county, Indiana, in cause No. aSlz,
wherein John ". Harper a. are piSinttus
and David = Osborn ct al. are defendants re-
curing me 70 make the SANS OF money proyidco
Tor in said decree with interest aad costs, viii eA-
pose At public sale TO the highest bidder. on
THURSDAY. THE 9th DAY OF MARCH.
a. L. 1895,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a m. ami O'Clock
p. Of said day al the door Of the court house. OF
Marion county, Indiana. the rents and profits Tor \
tern not exceeding seven years, VI the following
described real estate, tO-Kit;
Fart OF the west hat OF TIE southeast quarter OF
section twenty-six (26l township seventeen 40
north, OF range three 81 east IN Marion county In
diana, tO-wif;
Beginning al a stake on the west line OF said half
quarter section at point feventeen az and
southwest thereof; thence south said vet
line eightytwO and ehaf e. ~ ieet; thence eSst
parallel with the north limo OF SAID half quarter seq
tiOn 70 the line Thereof. thence north eighty
two and One-han $50 feet; thencs west % the
place OF beginning; Also beginning al stake on the
twelve az chains and siotytwo t62l links north #
the southwest thereuf; thence south eighty
eight ISL feet; thence east 70 the east line Of "a
half quarter section; thence north eighty-eght ISL
fe-t; thence west TO the place Of beg inning.
Hsuch rents and profits will not sell Tor sufficient
sum 10 satisfy said decree, interest and costs will.
at the same time and place. expose public sals
the fee simple Of said real estate. much thereof
sale viii be made with relief from valuation or
sppraisement laws.
ROBERT T. EMMETT,
Sheriff Of Marion County.
February Is A. D.. 1895.
Robert L. smith, Attorney for Plaintiff 15-S
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

What / suffered for years with those ter
rible racking sick headaches. Lille was
only q torment 10 me; il you are so
troubled. would advise Won TO use Sui
phur Bitters. for they cured me.-CLARA
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

The Best Pill / ever used" IL the fire.
1uent remark OF purchasers OF Carriers
Little Liver Pills. When you try them
Eou will ssy tie same.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

The kaiser called on Chancellor Won
CaDrivi, IL being the latter's sixty.second
birthday
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF MARCH,
A ID. IS93

between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
p OF said day at the door OF the court house OF
Marion county, Indiana. the rents aud profits for
term not exceeding seven years, of the following
real estate. to-wit:
Lots numbered ten (i0), eleven On, twelve 12l.
thirteen (lS nineteen (isl twenty (2Jl. tHenty-ons
an, twenty-five (22, twenty-three l23) twenty
four (24l, twenty-five l25l, tWenty-six (26 and
twenty-seven t27l in McCornick's Mount jackson
subdivision Of block sixty-eight l6s) oil Harris
executors north part OF south sdditi0n 70 the
vi lage Of Mt Jackson:
Also lots numbered foTty-two t42 fOrtythree t4sl,
foriy-fOur (4N, forty-fve 60, eighsy-hve ISL aud
eighty-six ts6 in II. Il. Aliens second north addi-
ton TO the city OF Indianapolis, all situate IN Ma
rion county, Indiana.
II such rents and profits win not sell for sum
cient sum 10 satisfy said decree, with interest aud
costs, WILL at the same time and place expose to
public sale the fee simple Of said real estat,
much thereof as may be sufficient 20 discharge said
Decree said sale will be made without relief fram
valuation or apprassment laws.
ROBERT +. EMMETT.
Sheriff of Marion County.
February q, 1898
nj
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

When you suffer from sick headache,
dizziness, constipation, etc., remember
Carriers Little Liver Pills will relieve you.
One pill Is dose.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01

All miserable sufferers with dyspepsia
can be cured by Si'lmons Liver Regu-
latOr
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-01
CHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue Of a certified copy OF decree 70 me d.
rected from tie Clerk OF the Superior Court OF
Marion county, Indiana IN Cause No ~ I70 wherein
Samuel +. Morss is plaintiff aud C. Rowland Shear
man and Emma A. Sherman are defendants. requir-
ing me TO make the sums Of money provided foF
in said decree with interest and costs, viii expose
n public sale 70 the h ghest bidder on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

There never was time when the peo-
pie cd not know just whero the repub-
hcal party stood with reference To any
national question or issue. At this very
time where is the man who can even
make an intelligent guess as 10 what the
democratic party viii do with the two
great living issues silver and the
tariff detroit Journal.
Imagine al these bank failures with
out the national banking act and each
one Of them having lot Of outstanding
notes practically worthless. As 1t is. the
notes Of the defunct bank are perfectly
good, having funds deposited AT Wash
ington for their edemption.-kalamaz
Telegraph.
The vacillation. hypocrisy and blum
dering OK the present administration is
quite campaign Of education but
the higher mathematics will be reached
when tho income and breakfast table
taxes are levied.-Eeed City Clarion.
France appears 10 be perfectly willing
to explain her inten lions IN Siam 10 Eng
land or any one else. but when IL comes
10 telling what she proposes TO do-weil,
that is diifercnt.-Detroit Tribune.
4 read!ustment % the tariff on a rev.
enue basis will be followed 10y a season
of prosperity. To this end congress
should direct attention without delay
Grayling Democrat.
The improvement in the financial out
look in this country is shown and meas
ured by the constant increase IN the gold
reserve in the national treasury.-Hast-
ings journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

Explicitly disasowin. any desire 10
rarade AZ aEictions before the public
Justice Long has consented % the pub
ration % the story * bis services as a
soidier and 80 terrible Wounds he re-
e6issd while facing the enemy which
acw through Hoke Smith = Georgia
seeks D. rob him u a deserved pension
undcr a preicuss 4 wedding out frauds
on Ito country's roll = honor.
Jesaee yons wont % TIC front in re-
s,o1ss 20 tho r1uairy's cali Before the
wsr tal seached ~ turning point he
sacrificed al arm aud received two bullet
words Ia he body. Thus MANNED Ead
incapscsfate % returned q his home.
To The course e tine he was awarded
rensioa. That pension could DOT restore
tts lcet ARIA aar heal ths open wound
S. Us ,aiy. lie hss only ous hand and
tle e. srisr end locstlel = lla soulsls
rake 1 aafaeaafe ias him 20 dress
f~ rsss~rn tet Ola only vhit
tanHi e. - vhsu it Iald him a
,ers1 ls-s a-h - psy ~ shs SER
n1csesarv attendant Iut
h ~ Georgia tas rr=cln2el
rirs hn peassun and
Ee fsrt ats- inea'3stA pay ior
f IA v7un4 out q bis
es rseset
rs aitteiied nan "a the world
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

szf.~ a .s'i ~iN s-piAss -"
atieteee'' - tafsa sfi-A-''s % no
-He- 50, ses hA'.f'-. AGA ln11re' =
hs n rtcs t4r e.'ia = se'-
p Fr ei.ay1 f'--'f '@'''
fes @ fseftlt casa -
s1 sFH = percy sR
ec1 n-ti. ave oser aa1isesrl'-a
@4a9.Ai 'rR.a-,-eH t1r
e 20 CEN sAsssiisd A''N
''6f g ne iNtfse sa~-sa
rt s.-F@A 'sed nat we
.As Ftsl ~-i % e'a''anei
tt - 20 contrary We as
-as fti-f-@ sts1Ss "" 70
+~s "-aea .-.fse.y fssusA1s
fn-- asi'--fsA "hst shess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Hi AND MSS BRIEFS.

Tho temperance question will be as
FAR from solution as ever. whatever may
be the result IN South Carolina Of the
novelty in liquor observation-disclosures
City Journal.
II badness is to be pensioncd what is
the matter with giving the babies a Few
dollars month. They would not ask
pny back pay Memphis Appeal Ava
ianche.
IL ia not so much a lack OF money as
a lack Of confidence that bothess the
coun,ry just now. We have as much
money rs No ever had.-San jose Mer-
cury.
Ii Is the verdict Of the Georgia weekly
editors that L they had an income.
they would be perfectly willing FOR IL to
be axe4---At.aHta Constitution.
lat Egan, ex.minister 10 Chill. has
started Tor home. Once II whiie Gao
- fhos' South American countsies gets
Ne better q "a Chicago Post
II 4 r. ues,her ike the that some
regpse iestn - discover tllat pouring
.esa fks .rto fh systsm oe sceg
s. hiea-o IsacoTd
lhe country Is that ~ mere sl-
YER p 'f3 o. 10 s $50 t5si lass the go.-
ast sA--o Ia1ss gishe-liamefi 3.
gte iar Is itis rlosad On sandays.
aris = loat Hsfetf eaongh 1at teaa
81 relsz aeWf tbleas2 Maa-
lie culy afraeaat that csa uaH get
- faf eat . iac r'osl i'--ii sd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
RAMSEY0N THE RACK
VERY GRAVE CHARGES FILED
Agaiass 0rAno Chief R~ms~y ssd
Grand k~lss<s Thsrszsa nased -
Missing ssnss al Money.

oAAnA. Nee. July 23-oue IL the
raoss profound seas@tlons IN national
later circles aud one Which VII directly
or indirectly eaec, essss railroad telsc-
rapher IN the country came 70 light 10
day IN the disclosure - NJ fact that
Orssbs a.sssioa a the Order a g>l.sasa
telcgrslhers had h.ed cnsrxss Il ana.
peach Grand Chief ID. q. kSn.s~y. Grsp..
Eaii-sr A. ID. Ihurstoa and Grand kxe,-
rtire Committeeman Gtosee {. FlaSel.
The charges we're prepared after an ex.
hsasfise Investigation. tie disisssl hay
ing snnt mcutsf. Gail Saith. 10 the
headquarters al NintoE. Iowa. l. iasusre
into The si;uasiea. uxl. rumors having
tcer c-fcaiasea at the last c.,lseut.o1 a
Toronto Inc v~4is az the lnQuir, Was
taat charges were fled l,s Grana txec
eEive Commands y. Z. Roche IL
Chicago % COMPLAINT IL OMAHA
civislca. tie charges pfe<erfiag
thirty s'x specifications and running a.
The way or the par; q kAnasey fnosn ir.
competency ard dishonesty. 10 seaac
ton sad taking in al sorts u ossexes
OF tie way. 4he orcer wss Institutes
eight years ago AZ Cedar Rapids. Iona.
Nv A. ID. Thurston - . uon ttrlklaz
organization For siH years It's gr0xlf
Mas steady until IL Numbered nearly
800 members. when II b.s.s=omcd INTO
a strike organization with Thurston as
grand chief and Ramsey. then an Last
81 Louis lawyer. az assistant grand
chief. A few months Asterward Thurs
toe was made ty the executive commit
tee. a. which Ramsey Was chairman.
editor u the orders paper, and kam@ey
sncc~eted 10 the grand chiestaincy, and
IL the next convention held IN Chhfta.
nooga In 1872 this Arrangement pae
continued
4 special tax has been ordered for a
strike fund. the understanding beine
that 80 soon Sc this fund reached s50. 90
the tax should ceaee III came danger
ousiy near rear Ills figure several
times. for tn bberr nearly -,
GO OPERATOR &c grand chief, u
- said. WE - r occasion and al
though soi. so.s. !. 80 paid into tins fund
last year at Toronto. hut s2oof9 81 was
shown 10 be on hand The Rock Island
strike had wiped out s.8.6s.62; thu
Georgia Central strike rc.0ll.sc. he
burlington. Cedar kapios and Northern
strike fll.fs6o9 and the CUT tror bir
Sl.V55.5s.
At Toronto Ramsey AID Thursfon
were reelected. bat the Omaha division
was not satisfied and IL started IL d
fight the two ieadcrsA One ~ iAc abieft
lawyers in Omaha was engaged and to
day IL WAS learned that the charges had
been carried 10 the grand executive
committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
ALLEGED TO Sc FUNNY.

That Miss Hawkins never gets things
right" growled Henderson. on tie hotel
piazza do YOU zee that tall Zee over
thereY Well. told Der ! remembered
the time when that tree was 50 small
could jump over N. aud how do you
suppose sac told II 20 Maud Jenkansy'
How
'-Said told her there was a time when
] was big enough 10 jump over it,
Harper's Bazaar.
A Passing Object Did
you see what passed between the two
men during the quarrel,
Witness sir.
Attorney-You were present, were you
nots
Witness-Yes. sir: but my eyes are
not quick enough 20 follow bullet
Vogue.
Farmer-Well. my son. did you mark
the words Of the minister today when
he said Leave no etone unturned."
Son-Yes. rop. but | don't think he
Philadelphia Record.
Husband-I think I shail go out and
catch few fish for our dinner tomor-
row.
Wife-No. Edwin, we must economist.
Buy them OF the regular dealcr.-De-
troit Tribune.
"Jagway went to the fancy ball ~ Q
toy pistol"
WAS his inpersonation success!'
"Yes. So much 50 that he didn't
know when he was loaded Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

flven Il Justice Long were drawing
a. excessive pension. through the
trendly iassFfsgenes q Commissioner
Tnlner, IL Is Anicult 10 reconcile the
panf scspendirg his name from TIE
rlh xitAbut notice y aay kid wiih
kks uu6sr ordinary esseunstasaes
wss.id - faiF All honorable treatment
= 4 c.fizen.
il L we're corceisd that the excess
81 feasioa allowed ~ Taanes Il en-
as8ly withoal Narrant unlez the rules
All prsetiees Of he pension depart
neat /. 9o1id sasn - - az arbitrary
All izsq4.ta5.e act 70 cut Justice Lsns
~ Eem tie pstsioa 81 IS eieaf.y co.
iitea q rse6fe. - ne orse,oi ths
Democrat harcan ~ isss4sgensei Sl.la I
rss.ee. 50 f-eh * rs pension as %
unlaesiifr y just i t2ken away ID
vs,asr ailA cat Is heia % De excessive.
as hsa cot been apprized q the ruling
~ The department, only as the Hewspa-
psrs have informed him. Such pro-
csea.ng = without precedent II the
psusion roll Is 10 Re "pu-ged" by star
ctamter process. ard the manned aud
z'ounls.i heg1os q tho ar for the union
deprived * The nations grateful tributes
without hearing or right To De heard. a
r1anstrous injustice will DO perpet.ased
ia the name % economy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

ex-rtsns c&ss "a noney sets ia. We
s<a- b - Eoz ss<gsng span thai turn
"a sltsiFs. aad al that = nee.ifai - -
appearing u ess@t4on u starting az
sisiasl& Tbs enc thinx. outside u tie
Bssaful sllyer Isgizlstipu. that woaid.
aboss al efk-sA hasten this secapsrz-
ava .aosssasnt weal1 b@ The return 70
ths hacks q tie many n1lIisons 81 nlsaey
Eex being hossdsa ~ tas savings basis
snd ether Institutions. Tie eontinued
Fs-ent0n n this asonsy froE. baking
use tsGds u foster diztrust. and II pre-
vents TIE banks fEoE assuming posi-
tlsA 4 strengta thai sou!d put ne~
ts,s upon tho situation. IL Il purely .
alins and sslrsa tia4ldity that Is keep
s4y thts rnonsy fFoa uss and shefety
eslpp.ing sns banking resources upoa
4laeh lie xAols eoeatsy Is directly do
usnsianr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

pe1s,c1ed for tetal kelp.sssoess. rs2aif-
u>g lie regular al al stse-d41ce -
l.i-ot-sf ferson. &c Vas performing nis
duties = . justice II the suSre s2s ooeSt
ef A1c1sg@ ~ "a salary q esko FER
bnnaEa. TIE bureau Lxfnfa.iY catae 70
the eaac.oslca thai a. Investigation ~
tbs cess szs demanded sDd suspension
followed Accordingly ca the ground that
tie performances u ira duty as Justice
q INA suprsa,a eourt o. Michigan At =
salary ~ g. no per snaaa xas hardy
cocslsEsnt pitl total Lesiiessness re-
9airinx tie regular aid sna attendance
u sroshes fsrsn
lAls Examination.
he papers % BE IL this case shog q
peculiar AM extraordinary state a az
rsiEs. The peasioAsE Los not been ex-
sasired since March Il. 1854. Al which
tine The of1os beard ii Washington. ID.
C.. rated him az go per saoash- Ia
August. lisa, tae pension sas Increased
70 SO per saouth IRON Ngrcb "A. ls-s.
tie GATE ~ tho last aedlc-l sssuiinat.on.
81 which tins tA.s rate contemplated
helpiessness os degree - disability APP
pro-ellng hslIaessaess that tic regular
aid ard atteasianee II anots.er person
Was required
: IL Nay. lss9. .F. Longs pension was
re-rated by C9nlmissioner Tanner and
an allowance made Il 80 per morta
frofa juae A. 1871. The date of tbs Law
tstahslshing tie 80 rate. aud e. per
mo'.th from july IL. ISIS the Gate u
nc iA& establishing taAt rate ~ PEG
ssSst @iie gs-l@tiEg AID increase y ps1-
sion ~ n1a - On lilo personal order u
Commissioners Tanner. IN August. l.tl.
Con- alisssonss. Ianner granted q second
fe-fattg az tic rate u 50 per month
from june &, los6, end Sll-5 FROM juno
!. lss2 This constituted an Increase II
<l5 Ter moilth FROM june c. fs<.. ansl
$40 from Jane 1, 1872, q june =.
iSIi-
Iaflner 10 Censure-i.
No epplicatinn for Increase or re-
rating vas eyer made by Mr.. Long sub
sesueEt 10 August. ISL, when his pen
SOC was increased T. So per month. ex-
eeptins .etysr written toCCmmissiouer
Tanner ca .lsne l.. ls-o Ia which he re-
spestee e rating * his peasioG from
June !. loi- a. 81 PER mouth. aud from
June !. 1872. 10 june 4. 1874. To- c3l..5
PEI mouth. which request Was duly com.
plied win ~ Commissioners Tanner. de-
spite TIE TACT that no legal application
had ever been made for re-rating.
1T Is needless 20 say" adds Deputy
Commissioner Bel, that the acts Of
Comnlissioner Tanner IN re-rating aud
increasing this pension, withou. appli-
cation on the part Of tie peasioner be.
ing made and without further medical
examination, We're wholly unwarranted
by any law or rule or order in existence
IN this bureau at that time or since.
"ln other words. Commissioner Tan
ner raised this pension up from $50 per
month to tg2 per nsonth. and between
May. 1850. AID August. 1850. granted
txo Ie-ratings, each carrying large ar
rearages without any legal application
On the part OF the prnsioner or any
medical examination SO far as the rec
or1s show. the generous act of the then
commissioner OF pensions resulting in
the payment to Mr.. Long Of total sum
OF s6,9l29i'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
pnryTNTED a rANlc.
Frank ,iorssant Quietly Dismiss,s su
Audience Daring rheaser Fire.


CHroAeo. July 23--Presence Of niri
prevented panic az tic Schiller thesser
THIS evening While a performances Il
The Girl / Left Behind Ne was ia
pgugresa Those behinG the aceaea 90
ticed that tie flies were t.E1g with
smoke aud that the atmosphere u TIE
auditorium was becoming hay. hives
tiRsticn led 90 the discovery that 4 ire
had started ia the cafe ia the basement
81 the building. The curtain was rnng
down and Frank Mor4ant stepped upon
the stage. lie informed the add
snce thas the evenings performance
could 10. be continued and requested
them 70 leave III quiet and orderly
manner. saying that an explanation
would be mS,ie through tho medium az
the press. TIE audience departed az re-
quested without excitement and not IN
Ill the street was reached and they saw
the FIRE engines ia front 81 the theafer
iid they learn the cause 81 their singu-
la- dismissal The fire started in the
kitchen Of the cafe from pan OK burn
Ing grease and although there was
lively blaze Cor short time il was ex-
tinyuished without difficulty after the
arrival OF the ire department. The loss
Is triling.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24
Bay City high srheea. dizsd IN The Nsu
Ldsiagssos - aigAt.
l. -. Nornsa. . Rcd City jevsler.
spsat sunday 10 TIE Nsw LsinSsana-


E-stera politirians. Eni espocial'y
faor OF New fofk. are ccntdens that
the pressdens xlll naninsse = resident
os the empire state - he snsoc-st<
Jasflcsehlr u the uaited States supFeuze
court made vacant by The death q
Judge Biatchford They have Il figured
dosn 60 tine that they ssy the nes las-
tloe viii oons from either Aibsns, Nee
York City Or Buffalo Meanwhile Mr..
Cleveland 10 catching b1iinesds and
saying nothing.
Van Lesr Polk. ex-eiitor q the Nah
vile AmerlcaE. ana now consul genera.
81 Calcutta. II about 80 leave Tor hls
poet II duty. He says that he meAns
81 give up his hcne sssie q oYees ard
drink AMI i've Ike the natives. fis
THINKS tnis - the secret ~ escaping
cholera and other diseases In inciz. and
be may bc right. especially 80 far a.
giving up tennessee liquid refreshments
II coEcef,.ed
Mr.. I.ahouchsre announces in his "a
per that ar. Bay ard. our ersiA.ss4sios 70
EnglsE |, obtains a great increase IN
pgecedeuce hs being psolsoted ffom the
TsrE OF minister Il Ieg1iioA Hf La
boUs:here dec AREA that amhszsaaoss
have preoedclee ever dukes. and seems
20 think that Mr.. Eayard ought 10 lie
much elstsd over the fact Bus be
probably Won't be. lie isr't that Kind
u q man.
Prince Henry u Orlesns. sho Is not
81 much account Ia mnst fAingS, has
sho'sn wisdom in advising It's sclons ~
French royal hourss "a assist Ia The
Colonial development az France. since
they can bat aid csnfusion 10 confusion
II they take part IN politics. II was
upon his aasics that the young duke II
Uzeo went OF tbs Congo expedition.
which proved fatal 10 HIM.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

FzASE MosnaST. an actor, stepped
before the curtain in the Schiller
theait- IA Chicago last evening and
quietly accounted That the Performance
ut The Girl ! Lett Behind Ae" could
not &c fnished FOR reasons which would
arIcar ia the prccs il the morning. The
audience thereupcl retired from the
house - and the fire engines in the
street AID hines 81 hose running into
the basement q the tAeater. \ lively
haze scs licking up tie infammable
contents OF bakery located under the
auditorium. Dir. Mordant's clever russo
unqnestionably prevented panic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-24

NftFa Nek July - ~ iiFn ppRs
uear DesFen kgeings. aet vith Z issti.
bic tc,lcHft he sAs ETA ~ a
tAFet K er-lnH ~ Trt.r ga tsp - -
sn5es4t = tea mse sry. tne lttiem {
be uxsfes cseeht - tie snsfi. ~
trTins - aafs hIgse.fhe r.. agaiust the
stesfa gauze where re asa riri7ned,
ami teesre tee engine c0n.d pe stcppet
he tsah 1ss czrked ffssn shoulder g.
knees. he - not exp ed r. live.