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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Cleveland VIII sead one 60 Congress
a. Once.

WAsHrxoTos, Dec. t. President
Cleveland 10 busy preparing the ha'
waiian message 10 congress. and viii
send ID IN tonorros or Monday. The
Instructions 70 Minister Willis. original
aad supplemental. together with ali the
correspondents. evidence and everything
pertaining 20 this eonntry's relations
with HaSail. will be included Should
the president comply with the resolu-
tioa passed by the seaate yesterday and
se1d in all the correspondence on our
Hawaiian relations from 1881 10 lss0-a
period q twelve years-ths result viii
probably be one OF the bulktest en-.
ecutivs documents on record. The re-
ports. ccrrespondence and afhdaVits
incident 10 Commissioner Bioants spe-
eial report as printed for sem! private
circulation on the long folio sheets al
fected By the state department, cover
5s3 pages. many % them in very close
type. As rearranged ard repsiated IN
the shape in which documents are
usually sent 10 congress the number OF
pages will be doabled Then. as IN
timated 10y ex. President Harrison IN an
hams letter % President Cleveland on
October ; was made public. there Is
much correspondence on Hawaiian mat
teFs wh CD took pace before the close ot
the Harrison administration which has
rot Yet sceu the light OF day aud which
the "a president said be earnestly de
sired should now be made public. Add
81 the important documents all others
that have gone before since lSsl. which.
of course. will include the facts ~ Tela-
tion 70 tae two previous revolutions re-
,erred o. BY MIn ster Thurston IN his
answer % Commissioner blouat. and II
Wili be seen that the reply 10 Senator
Hoars resolution must necessarily he
stupendoGs in bulk. But aftes ali. the
main interest viii center around this
pAini: Viii the president deem II ''eom
patible with the. putiic interests" 10 IN
c.ude in bis Response az this time the
Instructions originally given To Minis
ter Willis and any subsequent cores
pondenes that may have led 10 the modi-
ticatiOn os thosc Instructions IL such has
been the course taken!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

The Northwestern Troiiing and Psc
ing Horse breeders association. - ifs
meeting in Chicago decided 10 incof
porate. having doue business fot ten
wears without such legal standing
John I. Mitchell q Milvsukee wss re
elected presidsut and &. l. Allen secre
iary and treasurer
The presbyterian committee - the
general assembly has decided that in
the esses - Briggs and Smith the pre-
bytery 20 which they belonged bad orig
inal iurisdietioa in their czsca
The govornmsut trooTs rerulsei the
landing = iosargent sailors st several
points aionc TIE Brazilian coast Monday
The forts ~ Bio SINK a rebel transport
81 ne hsrbor = ksu
a saloon ir O~sian. Indisna Tss
greeks3 ~ dynamite Wednesday night
- parties sseTse - having ii4uor soii
IN tne toNr We arrests
tsaarge J. Ccnla has bad Nrs Mich
o..,s fhs waanaa vho aantfi Sfsitss
from hfa,. arr ssed fef bleckusi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Joseph Deitch Died in d Garrett. But
Left S04. 600

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 7.--Joseph Deitch.
an aged Hebrew. died in miserable
quarters on South Alabama street Mon
day. Today his room was searched and
his will found. Ii was with surprise
that the searchers found great bags OF
Of gold coin and fat packages
OF paper money. and while the
real amount discovered by them
is kept private. It is said TO
have amounted 10 $4,000. The money
was taken out and counted. and then re-
moved to safety deposit vault. where
il now is. The dead man leaves most OF
his property to his wife and other rela-
tives. but there are bequests. ranging
from $1,000 to 5000. TO various benevo-
lent institutions. among them $1,000
each 10 the Hebrew orphan asylum and
homo for aged and iniirln Hebrews at
Cleveland. Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
WORLDS FAIR AWARDS
Question Raised In Parliament Re
garding Germany's share

LONDON. Dec TN the house OF com
mons today Charles J. Darling asked
who would discharge the duties % chief
secretary for Ireland during the absence
Of the Rt Hon. John Morley and who
would be primarily answerable TO par.
lament for the conduct of the Irish
executive.
Mr.. Gladstone replied: The rcspon-
sibility rests on the government The
chancellor of the Duchy 81 Lancaster.
the Rt Hon. James Bryce. will answer
questions in Mr.. Morley's absence"
Replying 10 a quef ton asked 10y Rob
ert W Hanbury. as 10 whether a large
proportion Of the awards al the Chicago
Columbian exposition had been won by
Germans. Sir Edward Grey. parliamen-
tary secretary lof the foreie n office. said
that the attention of the foreign cfiic@
had not previously been called % the
matter. Dor was II aware whether Ger
many had applied commercial attaches
10 the German embassy at Washington.
He added that the British government
did not intend 10 appoint commercial
attachee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
GOVERNOR RICH's PLAN.
He Advocates Organizing Relief I'm
Every Township

LANSING, Mich, Dec. 7.-Governor
Rich is in Lansing. and not in the upper
peninsula. as reported in certain papers
Ii was thought best that he should re-
main here till he heard the report OF the
visiting committee and the result Of
General Ayers endeayors 10 persuade
the mine owners 10 resume operations
Before issuing a second proclamation be
will also wait for the decision of the
supreme court as to the proposed issue
OF $4,000 bonds by Gogebic county.
The governor will advocate the organi-.
zation of relief work by the supervisors
In every county. lie thinks II a sys.
tematic canvass were made Of the town
ships that much money might be OBJ
tanned from men who would not con-
tribute OF their own motion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Hiu VIII Try aud Railroad IL Through
the senate

~ suffNGrov. Dec In the senate
today she reporter q the EoveFnment
a directors - ths I ainu Pacific railway
aad tho Nicaragua Maritime company
Rcrs real and referred
SIR Merrill offered a resolution reserr
inz t8 tie COMMITTEES on finance an
parts ~ fhe presidents message relating
% the taGf. Internal revenue ani IN.
came tax tegether with that relating
q those Vho. it "a ssit. after hard
strurzie Pr fsrif reform. are soiemaiv
pledged to %. ard he gsse notice that
ca W stinestay next be would submit
seme remarks thereon.
hr hiil gave notice that on Monday
newt. Immediately after the morning
tssi1ere Be woult move o. take Up for
c1naid-rsfi1u the bail for the repea. %
tno federa. election avs lie should
sz- ~ ssld 20 snhsfitGte ths house hiil
reIcrtesi fruu the judiciary committee
n she same eonasetson Mr. uoar gave
notice that be Nuuli move % refer the
bui - the comiaitfse nn privileges and
eieCfiouz. and he said The hiil. ss ~
ported irum tbe Judiciary committee
bad 1cveT BAD tie Consideration aud
approval - eay = the republican nIs1s-
hsr@ q that cnuniftee On mofion e
VI Naraerson the senate bili 81 rsim-
hnrse the state ~ Nebraska for expenses
incurre3 IN repeiiing a Threatened N
vasltH Vas psa-sU.
Mr Iure- offered a resolution calling
on fhs secretary - tho treasury Tor =
sfstemen. p she amoont - money raid
tren any source. N each yesr anrr iS58
@ ne Ens-d states districi sttsrney
Tor ths s8fssrr district = NeW ork "a
eOlsE eusatten pr exsniniB- tifies to
lant sOsl a. caua rensation IN prize csses.
snd ss o. the safhrrify fer such pay
uents After BRET Discussion and ex
p'auaiirn ne rr-ciutien Wae ssyree'i to.
Mr aerh-es fssnt r-solutiun s0tbor
izsng TIE secretary - var - Srart per
n fsslon - the uae = ne grounds IN the
uenameut re-ervsfian snt other public
rrsrrystious cn th- cccasion - the
fythisn rcrclavs and encampnens in
A Ansgst l>et. SO raseed
The fes'rH ~ tiiia xers a'rn faEsed
heii@s cil t' sraaTi ere ai'rsad ard
frTfeffu-~ sets ~erafa hif zTanfin4 a.
the state q Neffh Iisscts CT the uss 4
~ Htiitta certain ianes 8Hrffaf1Fe sef
sfrf Esa rrd rraarvsfiUr for p srf
ieftrn Diiitsre reesrFafien 4 private
rs.ief -. stprn nrriatina ftHiN 20 3sm
Ctss frre tts Isrm r frH ttatrfrt -
tHi1nftfs tarrx fhe Nfr ef lae refsi
ssr. her1 fns fsrn an shirh 4f
S~,ikvick go srsetet gave rise 81 sa1s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
couGHL,Ns TRIAL
Yesterday Consumed ny Attorneys In
Opening the Case.

CHICAGO. Dec. H. The trial OF Daniel
Coughlin For completely in the murder
of DR.. Cronin. is going forward rapidly.
much progress being recorded today
Prosecuting Attorney Scanlsu finished
has opening address Tor the state about
noon and Dlniel Donahoe occupied the
afternoon in setting forth the defense.
He concluded late this afternoon and
Judge Wing. also for the defense. will
begin his argument at the opening OF
court in the moraing.
Mrs Cou-EAn. clad in black and
wearing thin veil. was in court this
morning when her husbands case be.
gan. On either side OF her sat number
Of ladies', all anxious to get a look at the
prisoner. CoughhR. however. had his
back To tho oroSd' and was intent upon
the words and actions OF the lawyers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
rouR yuRoRs onrAINEn
Fair Progress Being Made in the
PresdergAst Trial

CHlcAno. Dee. s.-lmportant progress
xas made in the Prsndesgast trial TO
day aud several incidents occurred TO
enllven the dull proceedings of the Law.
When court suspended for the noon re-
cess three more ,rrors had been added
10 the one already secured and the four
were sworn in for service la the case.
During the mornipg proceedings States
Attorney Ksrs dropped his active par
tic,pation in the csse 10 make way Tor
A. :. Trude. xho will hereafter conduct
the trial for the state with Mr.. Todd.
No more jurors were obtained at the
afternoon session. but three veniremen
were passed aud will probably go
through when a fourth IL accepted The
state has used seven perempiory ehal-
ienges and the defense four. Prender.
gasi interrupted the examination again
and was suppressed The court thought
that Prendergast had done too much
talking. considering he had four lawyers
to defend him. aud said: mir. Peender
gast. your attorneys will guard your IN.
teresis here aud the prisoner subsidized.
resuming his sullen demeanor.
In questioning veniremen. the attor-
neys for the state attempted TO create n
comparison between the crime OF Prem
dergast and that OF Guiteau, but. on
vigorous motion of the defense. the
judge moved that the comparison was
not proper. Mr. Trude's line Of exalnin-
alton indicated that even IL il was
proved by the expert evidence that
Prendergast's mind was affected on one
particular subject. the state would insist
upon his execution because he knew tho
difference between right and wrong at
the time he tired the fatal shots. The
slow progress made during the after.
noon was due TO the fact that many OF
the veniremen were strongly preludiced
against the SLAYER of the mayor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
WANT CHURCHES TAXED.
Federation OF Labor Take Action Be-
garding Taxation.

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Dec. This
mornings session OF the Michigan Fed
Grafton Of Labor was the most interest.
ing that has been held The entire fore
noon was taken up in debate on resolu.
tions. Yesterdays resolution on the
coinage Of silver and gold at a l6 TO l
ratio was reconsidered. After much de
bate the resolution was unanimously
adopted. A resolution asking the next
legislature To pass law prohibiting the
running OF freight trains on Sunday In
the state except TO carry live stock was
adopted. The federation resolved upon
independent political action.
The question OF the taxation OF church
property was discussed again and car
ried. President Flanagan received a
dispatch from jackson this morning
stating that through the good work
done by Congressman ODonnell aud
the trades council there. no more clothes
would be made in the prison there for
outsiders. This is a victory for the
tailors The decision Of Judge Ricks on
the recent railway strike on the Toledo
4 Ann Arbor road was denounced in
vigorous terms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
BAxKnrprcy BILL DEBATED.
Bailey and Oates Made the Principal
speeches.

WASHINGTON. Dee Among the ex-
ecutive documents laid before the house
was the annual report OF the quarter
master general OF the army. \ resolu-
ton. authorizing the employment Of
several additional clerks aud laborers
and assistant doorkeepers in order to
bring the capitol force up to standard
of proper etz .iency was adopted, with
an amendment eliminating one addi-
tional clerk for the disbursing Office.
On motion OF Mr.. Meyer the house
won't into committee OF the whole to
the appointment OF a joint committee
20 investigate the rank. pay and matters
relating 20 the personnel of employees ia
the navy. BY unanimous consent the
report of the naval affairs committee was
read. The morning hour expired at
this point and the bankruptcy bin was
taken up and Nr. Bailey spoke IN oppo-
sitlon To the measure.
Mr.. Oates spoke IN favor % the bill.
saying il was the mildest and most hu-
name bankruptcy bill which had ever
been presented for the consideration OF
congress- Tne federal constitution au-
thorizcd the enactment of such legisla-
tion. At the conclusion OF his remarks.
Mr. Oates gave notice that when the
bils is taken up tomorrow IL will BE- IN.
der the five- minute rule, general debate
having been terminated
Mr.. Coopers resolution. authorizing
the secretary % war 90 grant the epcrmis-
sion asked by the executive committee
OF the Knights OF Py;hiss. for the use o,
the monument grounds. for an encamp-
meet 10 be held by the order on the
fourth Tuesday in August 1904 Also
% grant the use oi public reservations
snd parks along the liue of march for
the erection uf stands with seats
thereon. was adopted
At $50 O'Clock the house adjourned
unftf 10 o'clock ton,orrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Department clerks have been set 20
work making copies ~ al Hawaiian
doeuments rot already IN type and il is
referred that the president has given
distractions % comply vitb Mr. Hoars
resolution adopted hy the senate.
The president scot 20 the senate We
tertsay tne nominatinus Il ffty six post
masters appointed during the recess. IN
Guiding ne pos,masters az Chicago. To
peka. ksnsss. and Hohoken. Nev Jer
sey.
The net treasury balance yesterday
steel At a. sS5oso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
COAL MINERS STRIKE
IL Will Re Discussed by the French
senate Monday

PARIS. Dec Tn the senate today
the cooperative societies bill was dis
cussed NJ. Buffet combatted the
clause exonerating societies that pay
taxes. He held that this privilege would
ruin tradcsmen competing against co
operative socictics. besides dcpriving the
state OF part of its JUS resources. NJ.
Lourrics in reply said that any hamper
lug of cooperative societies tended 10
foster middlemen. His proposition 60
send the bill back 10 the committee was
rejected NJ. Basly moved that CON
mittee of forty four be appointed % ex-
anime into the recent strike ~ coal min
ere. The chamber fixed Monday az the
day for the discussion of the motion. It
is therefore expected that Monday viii
be field day for the socialists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

MAckrSAw clTT. Mich Dec. -
Every tug and every smsli boat in the
straits are golng % the burned hulk of
the steamer Waldo A. Asery today with
the hope ~ getting some ~ the corn os
her cargo which may not have been de-
stroyed The ehspces q saving any
thing from the avery. however. - very
small. a. the kre burned al last night
and the eorn must be nearly ell e0n.
sumed bf this fluA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
Paid the Penalty.

HAkRIsBURo. Dec. Sam Tennis was
hanged at ll:3O this morning. His
crime was one Of the most revolving in
the annals of the crime history in Penn
sylvanis. Thesvictlm was Agnes Cooper
Wright, a schobl girl Of years of age.
whom he outraged and then choked 10
death. because OF her threat To expose
him to her mother. Ii was committed
September 10. ls93 Tennis plead
Quilty
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
nan Towlng on the Ieke.

wssar~oTo~. Dec. = The secretary
~ var has Submitted 10 congress tAe re
lzed 20 Investigate rsii towing on the
great lakes The board reports that
raft towing - q serious impeliiment 81
navigation ard results in de.ifucticn to
buess stakes ard othes marks placed 30
define channels The boards recon
uends that u Re prohibited except nn
der strict regulations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

4 Crank Wants 10000 Wen ~ Help
SnppreSs Crime.

Carc,so Dee 7-Ten thoasard u,en.
ssil mounted ard sFn'ai - the teeth.
are "a ssi upou e. meet On she lsse frunt
SO day breas 90 the morning = ffecsn
Ter : ssa rrecer,i aestcsi the city 4
CAira<o fhr sunlnens ia IN ~ fsrm
= eirculsr iszae8 ~ ? nsan lFinr IN
"a neatoa iti1cls. whe psolssses O. ead
thc host he - recruiting 80 = ryusais
aeaiu4s efi-ls an3 iree3cisnf municipal
g8rssn seat ore "A the circulars got
1870 fne hasds - sts gsalice to4sy sci
thssf ssnnan promptly fhsr.stc kei fwa
c.ACers f1f n nr2foa q beate sad arrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

MusxnooN. Mich. Dec. - The county
agents did NOT agree with DIR. Hal G.
WymaD in advocating capital punish.
meni for murderers They held that Il
has always been praciiced hy savages
and has always proved failure, 80 Far
as preventing murder = concerned. The
agents elected the following officers
President. Dr J. N Weihng. Lansing.
secretary. e. " Whiiehead. Benton
Harl.or. treasurer. James Snow. Muske.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

SAGINAW. Mich. Dec. Mrs Mary
B. Frost. an onapiose % W. d. Jennings
4 Co. cloak dealers. has brought suit
for slandsr IN the sum u $1,000 against
George X Hoyt president u the Host
Dry Goods company. The allegation IL
that she went 10 Hoyts store 10 price
goods and Mr.. Hoyt called her "A spy
and tool of Jennings" which she says
has damaged her reputation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

HoUcHToS. Mich. Dec The miners
in the Red Jacket perbeudicular shaft
Of the Calumet and Hecla mine have
struck an ore vein at depth OF 3.2Jo
feet This six compartment shaft tim
bered from surface 10 bottom with
Georgia pine. was started in September.
1889 Ii has now exposed the vein at
the greatest depth on this companys
property. This shaft Will be sunk a.oOO
ieet perpendicularly. the machinery
equipment being complete for this depth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

WASHINGTON. Dec. Secretary Her
bert tonight received dispatch from
Admiral BeIknap. president of the trial
board Of the cruiser Marbiehead. dated
New London. Conn. IL states that the
trial Of the Marblehead today vas sue
eessful. All conditions were favorable,
The average speed approximately cslcu
lated was 1894 knots.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
AWARDED HEn ~. 900.
Mother Of n Iynchcd Italian secured
Ncrtlict.

verdict returned yesterday evening in
the Abeaenetto case Sss opened tais
morning in the prescuce II Judge Boar
man The verdict IS "a favor oi the
piaintid Tor f5ooo Tie original salt
wss for s3noo There are sax more cases
and they viii he tried IN succession b
ginuing - The 18th. Similar verdicts
Viii probably be rendered ~ each case.
ss BE- Vas sgresd this oaoruirg that the
same sufy should Try esch case. There
wai te 90 appeal ffcm the verdict Just
rendered These suite we're brought a.
a result = tie Italian iynchingS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08
HAS HE STARTED FOR HONOLULU
Minister Thurston Leaves Washing
ton and the Legation u Mum

WAsHfrGroS. Dec. Z Mr Thurston
the Hawaiian minister left Washington
This afternoon FOR Chicago. His depar-
ture gave rise 20 report that has ob. &c.
tive point was Hono.uiu. but this could
not be confirmed AZ the Hawaiian lega
tiou TINS evening Mr. Hastings. sccre-
tsry - fhe legation. when asked II Mr.
Ihurston would return 20 Washington
from Chicago said that nc did not know.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

CNpAR SfkIsos. Mich. Dec z.-Georgs
Grosvenof came 20 Sand Lake yesterday
from Fsirmont y. ID. and reports that
Bessie Shick reached her destination 10
safety and that very pleasant wedding
took place there on Thanksgiving day.
when Bert Grosvenor and Bessie Shlck
were bound together by the bond %
matrimony. Bert has rented farm for
next summer aod will stay IN Dakota.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

RHoDFs. Mich. Dec. The citizens
OF Rhodes and Gladwin county gcner-
ally are greatly excited over the discoy-
eries Of a geoicgist. who has been n,ek
ing an examination OF the land in Bent
ley township Gold in small quantities
has been found on several farms. and
the geologist believes there IL, rich
vein IN the vicinity of this town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

BrRTIS, Dec. :. The emperor has
conferred the decoration a The Red
Eagle upon Judge Heinroth Of Hanover.
IN recognition Of the judges skill IN
conducting the trial 81 the Hanover
gamblers Lieut. Won der Decker.
Rngelheim n the SsVon cavalry guards,
son os Count Won der Dccken. guelph
deputy, has been csshiered IN con
sequence % the part he played in the
gamb bling scaudal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

L,ra~c. Mich. Dec. The sdtisory
gsniyed ~ electiug Hsrsen - smith -
Csssopoiis. president. Dr y X tfilhert
= Nest Bay CITY vice president sra J.
n Cole q Lspeef secfetsfy Toe t.car,
uiii meet en the third Nesneziss -
each nantt he nsxt meeting gili be
held a. ionia o. The 1fh irst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

Loxpox. Dec. a dispatch from
Mailila. dated yesterday. ssys General
Martinez de Campos. commander II the
Spanish troops. vii bold a confereDce
today With the Pasha tie has arranged
90 hold eepference tosnurrov with
Mulcy Murasi. the Sulisn's brother
This conference Viil 30 - the greatest
iuiT,ortance. ss u wili settle the question
q the camralgn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

NEw YORK. Dec. he Brazilian
cruiser America. which sailed from New
York for Rio Janeiro on the night OF
Novembe rs for the purpose of fighting
the rebel admiral Melio's warsnips. is
lying at Bridgetown. Barbados. 50 seri-
ously disabled by the act of an unknown
traitor among her crew that she will
probably be unable 10 continue her voy-
age for several weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

pkHre, Dec. : 6ensral borids the
ceuaulandsr q the france forces IN
Dehomey has Z legrapbsd - the minis-
tsy n marine that hing sehansin. who
FED after he dsfest and the capture q
BIS earatoi by the French troops. hss
l.cen sbandored ~ his .uarrlors Re s
desiiiufe. and General Dotds says his
caffnre ss assured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

ST. IeSAoE. Mich. Dec. T. The ice
crusher Algomah. after releasing several
craft which had been frozen upin Green
Bay. left this morning for Gladstone 10
break way FOR several other steamers
which loaded full cargoes of -four az
this point aud then were frozen in.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

fsaSpoS Dec Z The Prince - wsies
fgiay so rraDinsted rrsni maeier =
Ff.ist Pre- Mszons Tsr feninstfsn
49, ffetfe1 with fhe aatr nous -.
rssss8 - tlst ~ trethren eho attended
las fassa iosige mest.ue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-08

IoVpox. Dee t. The returns issued
~ ths hoar,i 81 trade sho~ that durng
Nov~n her the in nports decreased t-tiOc,
on an.l the exports decreased eatooo9
az compares with the corresrontirg
-santf faaf wear