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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Dennis kearney the sand hill orator, !"
came to the front again in San Fran
cieco. at an anti Chinese meeting.
Resolutions were adopted demanding
the Impeachment a President Cleve.
land for not enforcing the Geary Law.
The southern Pacific announces an
open reduction ~ sl5 on single first
class trip tickets from Les Angeles 81
St. Louis. and cut ~ Flio from LIS
Angeles 10 Chicago over the Texas
Pacific.
At a sarsn reform meeting q 900
iexfile workers in PbiIssielphia IL xas
declared that mill owners were cioeinr
their mills to ffighten congress into
leaving fhe tariff unchanged
Lxic Van nrockiin. vho stole sie,oo
from nuifllo by carrying dummies ca
fhe tiFe department psy mills. has been
rrhieneesl o. eight years and I've months
imprisonment
The Iowa prohibition republican cen
trAi enmmtttoe has dominated Beaneii
Mitchell 90 royeraof IN place a l. :,
Celish. declined
iallian lfn.pell eiIl sal fss pssla ie =
fse dats - hli sn enka2enscnt then ~
either aYnlc epera 80 "a the euaerfl
stage
fsssir~ss sre4h.n a Fluakes lllil ii
siesns.i eal - fire ls,se eAtso
Ans asl4n l,slg y - tass.i eiuogsn
theaffr - Ne~ fek
felAte frfst csetlnase 80 tiie iasfsasr
Il hsuuapi4A -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

The admission - Nevada e. the union
will be roal-neu,orated Monday. as vel
a. the birth - t,eorge Reed - Delaware.
i7.El Nho was orc q the signers q the
declaration q independeneo.
Special ceremonies for the anniversary
- the adoption ~ congress q the con
sttation q The tnitcsl states IN l3s7
~, - bid a. Jackson park Monday At
naun.
In ths easnhsnafi0n buildinr erccfrl
hg Aritars. Okiahosua ard New Mexico
the people form the latter stats cele.
tsafrrl their day 10 = quiet val yrater
day
otenine = The Liverpool snd Mao
chester ftfkay aFtY tbfee y~ars aru
waa eesa8 srorAfet ~ afting e1errlseu
a. N = esrssit.cn yesterday
Nearly ifte faiiral sen ssj -thils
fars srre fnteftnae3 ~ iserh ~ ffs
lrsaesa ffaflsn aepafimeat yeetrfisi ;
afiFf
~ Wednesday sut ftaf~ iag a resi
eaak leea @stsrta - - st the f4is
fla 500 sfreea
ri sla.--ses 81 ths *esids fsl.
sssf ~
fesss ftiftsstel gessss.lsY la ilsess
sfsta eas.siihs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
MICHIGAN PRIZES.
Grand Rapids Captures Several in
Worlds Fair Forestry Show.

CHIcAGo. Sept. l6.-The list OF awar,
for the department OF forestry at tie
worlds fair was completed today and
the Michigan awards are:
Russel wheel and foundry company,
Detroit. logging cars; Ludington Wooden
Ware company, Ludington, household
utensils; Richardi a Bechtold, Bellair.
household utensils; Grand Rapids
Wooden Shoe company. Grand Rapids.
wooden shoes. American Handle com
pany. Grand Rapids, assortment Of va
rious handles: Wood 4 Co. Owosso. as
sortments Of various handles; Wills.
Hegman & Co, St Joseph. berry boxes
and crates; C.. =. King 4 Co. Cadillac.
bushel and market baskets; +. Baumeis-
ter x Son. lockwood, peach and grape
baskets; +. Sutton Manufacturing com
pany. Detroit. candy and tobacco pals:
I. r. Hasty 4 Son. Detroit. coopers'
stock barrels. etc: W. r. Thompson,
Ithaca. butter tubs: Fox Excelsior
company. Grand Rapids. excelsior
and bedding: Morley Bros.. Sag
inaw, collection OF logging tools and
appliances; :. {. Overbaclx. Manisiee.
large wheeled truck for saving logs;
estate of Thomas Nester. Baraga. largest
load of eighteen foot logs ever hauled
by one team; Elk Rapids Iron company.
flk Rapids. jars. wood, alcohol etc;
Alpena Sulphite 4 Fibre company.
Alpena wood. pulp, bark. balsam, pulp
uoesi. etc; state II Michigan. collection
~ three sections boards. etc: Trout
Creek Lumber company. Trout Creek.
rifle sawed clap boards.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Wssfiser1v. sept ~ There vac a
frat in John Chamberlain hofri last
etf in uhich * Congressman Jack
Adams tnd Auios Cummings figured as
pra tai ard lim Campbell aud Frank
Nafton aa lfacems~ess. IL aru~e over
.Iisra.strn between Adams and Camp.
brl sooat Nezs troSer Adams wss
attacking Craker srd Tim Nas
,isfead.b1 biul Alsus analiy de
e.sred in has voice that
Croker uss : ,ioufie banked mur
aarer lust then AaieH CumminE- en-
tered the rn-sn fie beard TIE remark.
AMI sprinzinr - Adanis raiieJ him a
tfinle bisakei las snsi anote him in the
ffeth Aians proriptiY rieasufrd h,s
h.neih on the carpes. and before he
foasi rec % return the blow, cr grt az
efaer aa The case might te. trauk
fistfsn erfrre.l. add stepping quickly
hetse~r Camn1ngs and Adams. eaid a
feF Eri s choire Iistfonese, What
- att sas a. usnai convincing. snd
sfier hf'fsne tdsr,4 riek few teetn 81
tre srret 80 lome bafefoeted boar,ier
ni1ti -ufsr ne .ar Ioinsd forces "a
knscki1g est a fi1 enlj bottle shich
fini ef r. It1 s1t...l. l.n4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
HOW IT WAS DONE
Conductors Story OF Robbery OF
Mineral Range Train.
WAS A wfLl-pLAsslO JOB
Three Masked Men Meuntec the I'm
gine and the Other Got the Money
From the Exprass Car.

HAsoocK. Mich. Sept l6-The de
tails Of the s70.ooo express robbery on
the Mineral road are being slowly de
veloped in spite of the strict orders OF
the company 20 its employees 10 say
nothing about il. A monkey wrench
has been found 10 feet from the track
at the scene u the robbery and bolts
had been taken from tish plates IT the
rails. J. I. Fisher. paying teller of the
First National bank Of Hancock. xas
aboard the train. lie says: The only
thing We noticed was that the train was
going slower than usual until the con-
ductor rushed in and said. 4 believe We
are held up, or that we have white caps
aboard The next minute the train was
going trifie faster and We saw three
masked men on one side of the track
and one on the other. All wore linen
busters buttoned 10 the neck. After the
train passed them they got on the track
aud walked few yards and then dis
appeared IN the underbrush alongside
the track
Ii was rumored that Mr. Fisher car
ried $4,000 ia cash with him 10 be de
liyered at Calumet. but ne emphatically
denies this. lie says: IL did not 20 10
Calumet on bank business. went 90
attend TO some matters of my own that
needed attention"
Conductor Urfeis' Story.
Conductor Urfels said: when we
arrived at tho crossing we stopped 10
let of some ladies and children. saw
four men standing in front OF The frame
shanty erected for sheltering passengers
awaiting trains. There was n child on
the other side OF the train that got on
again and as soon as helped IL on and
looked towards the engine 10 see why IL
was that instead OF making a full
stop the train was moving along again
almost the same time that il stopped
and TO give them the signal TO &c, ahead.
| then went into the car and passed
through, saw one OF the men crawling
into the express car through the door
and i rushed into the smoker and told
the passengers that | thought NE were
held up. / heard ono shot and then
two. and few seconds later saw three
masked men standing on the engine
and one on the other side OF the train
with bag in ono hand. and he waved
his hand at us as we were going by. i
next saw them on the track behind the
train and then they disappeared in the
brush. We ran To the Osceola mine
office and turned in the alarm. Passen-
gers were not much excited. because
they could hardly grasp the situation
until the whole thing was over. 1t did
not take two minutes after the job was
done and the passengers realized IL.
Prominent People Implicated
HoUoHToS, Mich. Sept. 16-Albert
Cannon. keeper OF a joint at the 500.
was under police surveillance, but got
away on the noon train. He was ar
rested by the marshal at Negaunee and
brought back to Houghton. The Pink
ertons are now in command. Some
startling developments are promised by
the police next week Some prominent
people OF this section are said to be im-
plicated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
RIO IN REBEL HANDS
Report They Have SeIzsd tia
Arsenal and CITY Hall
kIcHfaos ALSO CAPTURED
rssro<o Drive. Ont a the Csss-- -Bra.
Eiiisn f.rlis@ens yo<ca Iasaf
Addro-s - the PfcsldonL

Bursos Arzrs. Sept i6-Ofirial nd
vices received here from Eio Jane,fo
say that the bonbardnent of the fosls
guarding the bay Rio do Ja.srio uhlch
was begun on the 18th inst oontinnsd
~ intorsals and that lhs are q tie
febeis IL returned frotn the forts. The
insarrectioniEis now have Al their ooll.-
mand nine sesseis and have been iolnsi
by the naval force from Coifas leland.
one of the principal aefenses q ihs cit,.
The garrison q Fort Ranrras remalas
loyal 10 the government but that ~
Niileganon has summed and maintains
q neutral position. The psosisions ~
the forces al Fort Santa Crua have ran
abort
The insurgents have made several a.
tempfs 20 land bat in every instance
they have been rcpnlssd- f'riraie 81.
vices have been reserved. however. 20
the eject that the rebels have succeesisl
IN cfiecting 4 landing al and have sesxed
the arsenal and city bail. The dla
patches state airo that tho insurpeDts
have captured Aichefoy.
President Pcixoto Is encasa Ted AZ
Santa Ana The brazilian PAR liamtut
has voted a loyld address 70 President
Peixoto.
WASHINGTON. Sept. l6- lao is IL dan
ger II another hombardmell hy TIE
revolutionary feet. aocorclug % d dis.
patch rescivcd b Secretary tu1ham
from Minister Thompson. The difpai h
is dated yesterday NC fctroIsolis. four
miles beiog Rlo. and reads a. foiiouss
Have been advised that merchant vos-
seis have been ordered Tar up the l.as
by rcvolting squadron. aprArenily 10
lombard RIO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

CnfcsCo. sept t. The steamers n
the Goodrich Transportation campany
which we're On the lake last night had a
wild time - IL. The City of Racine.
which. left Mustcgou. Michigan. last
night. Was due 10 CaiCago a. o'clock.
bat did not arrive until = o'clock. The
Graham & Morton boats came in ell
right from ST. Joseph and Benton liar
bor News was received today irom the
north part ~ Michigan that the ps.s.
aenger steamers City - t1srievoir.
Lawrence. City q Grand Rapids. A -.
Haywood and consorts and the schooner
Alice n. Giland are IN shelter there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

1hs decrses placing Prague h rate
a. s5ars ere beng aciivelg enforcf.a. Al
The youhg czpeh clubs have l.rsr finrsd
under lraicss scp~rvisie< and 80 rsoioal
fopna Cksch papers hav- b~nn Fnp
pressed
Csnsds is shipping uDoesirsile In
migrants o. the DATED Stafee -.
lisk family ~ fse. esrt - ter fsod9h.
tlninrio is nov - Eiis Island. Nes
ffTk
Ipe trains coisidni IL q fnnne' bear
Buth. Enriand. yesferdsr. Sersrsi frr.
rone ssFe k5fiet arc = sezrs tfIufed
RurtFor Frsscls 1reefh vitl = rs-
finus q - Eere.Ds hss ar1Itf1 Ei
4senf
Tlbs <sseboe sas a@attr - lfs 81
tsnEsS n tss sclIi fa0e fester.aF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
PROP. BRIGGS TALKED.
Eminent Theologians I'm the Relig-
ious Parliament.

CHIcAGo. Sept l6.-ln the worlds
parliament OF religions this morning
there was another indication OF its broad
and liberal character. On the platform.
side by side. sat bearded man who,
within couple OF years. has attained a
world wide reputation for his stand for
a liberal Interpretation OF the scriptures.
and a clean faced. dignified looking
man. whose fame as philosopher and
theologian has gone beyond the bounds
Of his own church. The first was Rev.
DIR. Charles A. Briggs; the other Mgr.
Seton. OF Newark, y. j.
Taking for his subject "The Truthful
ness Of the Holy Scripture DIR. Briggs
made forcihle address. and one which
was repeatedly applauded. but in which
he made no reference to his own
troubles.
Mgr. Seton spoke upon the catholic
church and the holy scriptures. The
program then turned into a Hebrew
channel. and Rabbi T. GotthelI spoke
upon the greatness and influence Of
Mos.es. the Jewish law giver. Ia the
theosophicai congress Mrs Annie Besant
delivered an address,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
90 ftCtt.S HELD Ef.>PO>SfBI.E
Kigid Negotiations for safety OF the
War ships.

wAsrusoroN. sept l6-In the light
a. the facts disclosed at the in
ve=tigation a. to who was 10
blame for the disgracsful condi-
tio1 - the cruiser Atlanta. Secretary
llerbert has issued o. the navy stringent
regulations providing Tor Inspections of
uater tight compartment doors and other
mechanical devices FOR the safety of the
vessels. The new rules direct the execu-
tive officer and the senior engineer officer
to make weekly inspections. and to-
gether. a all compartments. double bot
toms aud mechanical devices for the
management aud safety of their vessel.
Zach shall make o. the captain after
every Inspection separate written
rspngts u the condition ~ the
parts - the vessel and q the me
c6aaical devise Tor which they ara spe-
fiaiiy responsible. The senior medical
o1lcey shall also once a week accompany
The executive when that officer Is
Inspecting the living spaces. holds
ael stororeoms. and shall make
g. fhe captain a report q the
sanitary ca0dilon - the vessel All
wfekiy fnspecfirus are - be entered GA
TIE stius e- Ia effect a the order
vili fe 81 tk The b,ame Tor any lack of
care 20 everg par; of vessels. TO hold
each ofiicrr charged with the inspection
rearural1.a iur has portion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

John Avery. Greensille. Moncalm
county; Luther T.. Miller. Dundee. Mon
roe county, William A. Ream. Corunna.
Shiavassee county Renewal and an.
crease James smith. Ray Centre. ha.
comb county. Increase FL q. li,n-
cher. Decatur. Van Huren county.
George Siebcnher. Eaton Rapids, Eaton
county. Reissue Frederick Schwartz.
Battle Greek. Calhoun county. Orig.
inal. widows. etc Louisa Brown. De-
catur. Van Bufcn county, Elizabeth
Stewart. Bay City. Bay county. Aexican
war survivors. increase ilather G. Ad.
kins. Mason. Ingham county. Charles
N. Miller. Bic Rapids. Mertsta county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

WAsHIscroS. sept 16-Ths mystery
of the disappearance u the sl3s.Ooo in
gold ballion from the Philaielphia mint
has been solved. The money xas stolen
by Weigh Clerk Henry W. Cochran.
Fer the iazt three CO four years he has
been abstraeting gold bars by means Of
rake from under the doors of the
vault The door does not quite reach
the fioor. and long handled rake has
been skillfully used Ia pulling out the
bars stored away. lie secured fi3i. COO.
Up 10 this time 10000 has been re-
stored by Cochran. and the reason the
treasury people wiii not talk is because
they hope 10 get back the other $4,000.
Director u the Mint Preston said at
noon today. Neither tho government
nor the bondsmen of Superintendent
Bosbyshel viii lose anything in the
end"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Iron Chancellor sunafsng PROM A.
tack OF PARALYSIS.

BHEIiN. Sept i6 Private televrs,rs
received iB this city fun hie-enren
state that the condition - i'fione iiit
uarclr has become Worer
A strong Effort har been ms3e o. s..i
ccai the real condition ~ the primes.
To insists upon reading tlc rapefe
daily. and 1t is feared that he Rn1il le
inluriouely affected by The ariDa1is
which they would publish y iit part
cuizrs Verr known.
The prince b suffering frofo sn ATTACK
81 paralysis lis has i0si the ust af sfne
baud almost entirely. The dietast did
not come upon him Nifh The tutsen
ness winch n It, usual characuritiic
hut appears % be oi the eoft knavn as
progressive paralysis. and does noi yield
readily o. treatment
Ii = frarei ~ tie most iDtinsfa
ffienla u the great chsuceil0r thai the
enc of earth - near.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

BkrTfE CKuK. sept IL Deputy
sheriff King n this city arrested Heufy
Count IN baFry suunty to-day a. al
accempiiee - tircg0. The coauteffeitef.
lie had Iassa1 several counterfeit 81
lara Gregg has tren leiate ihe bnite.l
States coaFt Ter triel Ceuri = rich
farmer IN Rary eoaHfy sud stantis high
in tne csmuuuify
The ..,seere llihk that they ran hfd
The diea usci ~ he wprks i2sEe qusn-
sities - caaalefffit cfae haze sifeests
la~a feuna op fbe riscn lhey are
ts.af imliatisns snf eefr esIfie1flt riAsie
frsstn 4 1lsetef q Paris -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

wisconsin Fires Dcvastate Forests
and Destroy Dwellings.

MLwAUKEF. Sept l6-Advices from
Marshfield. Wis. state that the fire
Six additional families were burned out
in the vicinity Of Sherry last night The
village Of Mcmillan Is still safe. Esti-
mates 81 the loss Of property in central
Wisconsin are reaching 10 the millions.
The wires between Neillsville and Mer-
rill are down and train men have TO
bandage their faces when they pass
through the ire scourged district. The
entire country is a region oi tires and IL
cnveloped in suffocating ,smoke and the
inhabitants are ror-stricken-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
NarlonaI CanitoI Note.

United States Consul Wilbur Of Lis
bon has been instructed 10 make a Wig
Oross protest against the Portuguese
Quarantine against New York.
One hundredth anniversary of laying
corner stone OF the capitol viii be cele-
brated tomorrow.
Joseph W Dowiing of Ohio has been
appointed collector Of internal revenue
Tor Cincinnati
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

~af e. fhe seaats 'ofaF the feiiosinE
n.sf1lnai-eua.
- fnfrrrtt rrFsrnr feF fh- Href iiafftet
rsn rai.rrtls ef fusteus ff ~ district
~ topafesf N|rt Ea1. fnafniastrrs
anis ~ ~ Care. 8 feEsess...t. j A
f.aee. liIissir AZ Nains ffash Na
emh. fl = tltfet hsr-a- fa.nana.
efivsnae lffsef isfeFfs. = ~
y n4raf.asn f.rsret et1 fIref4. Mitch
81 -. it. l'ete 4e.ts-d islis feIs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

MADEIp. Sept l6 tis stated in Car.
list circles that Don Carlos has decided
81 sb,hcate IN favor of his son. Don
Jaime. who il now studying in the Aus
trian army Don Jaime Is reputed to
be better able than his father 10 lead
the party with view of eventually
effecting a reconciliation of the two
branches ~ the spanish Bourb0ns. AZ
a preliminary step Don Carlos younger
brother. Alfonso. - expected 20 take the
direction over the Carlist party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

NrwroS. kan-. Sep; 1o l.aei night
two burglars. one ~ wbpm bad recently
heeu vcunsicd IN TIE leg " Mrs &. ".
Nic0iemus - this cify. ucni g. hor
housf. and finding ber alone. seiye1 her,
ficd and GAGGED her. aud pourri coal oil
over her clothing just a. the wretches
we're about % spply = match Nscodemus
returned home sud the men fled They
told The woman that thy we're deter.
mined b. he Fevengcd Tor The shot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

Sr ionkck. Mich. SEPT William
Bsdglss. the Fort nackinac soldier. waz
the morning found guilty q criminal
assault upon the Forson ~ LILLIAN
Saultes. ! Nackinac Island waitress
and wAs Al oace sentenced q eight
years at hard labof The jury was cut
t9enfy two honrs IL viii 10 femem-
berrd the girl killed herself after writ
ing letter charging badgiey with the
crime. She preferred death 30 facing
the disgFsce resulting from his forcihle
assault
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
River r<iI ef Dead lrlsh.

ADkIAs. Mich. sept i6-Dcsd fsh
have accumulated In the River Raisin In
such quantities. ~ White Mill that II u
impossible Tor water power 90 he used.
The stencil from the decayed mass has
become 80 unbearabie that the health
officials are hauling the iish away bs
cart loads Ii - alleged the REFUSE from
the city's four tomato canning factories
poisons the water and causes the death
of the fish
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

MfrwkuKEE. Sept lG The question
annulling or continuing the Northern
Pacific leaae q tho Wisconsin Central
was postponed TIL Monday IN the
United Styles circuit court today. The
receivers are not yet ready % report on
the matter. delay being asked in order
- give Receivers Rouse and Oakes time
20 come from the east south 30 consult
win He paVua.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

CkRlo, sept s6.-Ths usedirai aiifhosi
t.ne are ureing the Fovcrnment to fstid
the exposition ~ the holy carpet ~
Monday. hen thousands ~ pl'rfiuis
vln congreeate r. participffs iD tie
religious ceremonies II - fesrei that
the ceremony vii lead D. e. outbresk
- cholera AiFeady one death has pc
CURED amone The pilgrims
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

DETROIT. Mich. Sept l6-C. G.
Cooper. a homeless negro. was arrested
yesterday afternoon on suspicion of has.
ing killed the sailor who Was found
dead on a dock few mornings AGO.
Cooper, whose clothes were bloody. was
taken into custody near Sandwich. Ont
lie had u blood stained knife in his
rocket
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

OsooDA. Mich, Sept l6.-Several o.
coda and Au Sable mills which have
been closed down five weeks started
again this morning. All mills ia the
two cities will be running Monday.
There are four large saw mills in An
Sable and three In Oscoda, besides
planning mills and salt blocks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

MUsKEooS. Mich. Sept l6 -Yestsr-
day afternoon Samuel curran was ar.
rested by city detective al the home of
his sister. Mrs T. Hughes Curran Is
thought 10 be one of the men who robbed
the postoflice at Charlevoix last Mon
day night. when 800 in money and $500
In stamps were taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
Tore His Head on

BAY CRY, Mich. Sept Michael
Schelier. aged -. engineer in Vodgman's q
grist mill at Frankenlust while trying
10 adjust the main belt got his clothing
caught in such manner as 20 throw
him under the fly wheel. The top Of has
head was torn of and death resulted al
most Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

ADRIAN. Mich. Sept. l6-The Hon.
William 5. Wilcox died last night. aged
"a. lie was a prominent merchant.
banker and leading citizen. be was for
fifty years superintendent of the baptist
Sunday school In this city. surrendering
that position two years ago. he wac a
leading republican and = delegate %
Minneapolis IA 81 year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17
10000 Hear Governor Nckinle,

DEFIANck. O. Sept l6 There were
10000 people in this place today 20 hear
Governor Mckinley speak. There was
a parade ia both afternoon and evening
The parade contained several features
illustrative Of the issues IN the present
campaign. The governors address was
IN the main the same as that which he
delivered at Akron on the opening Of the
f-autratra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

NILES. Mich. Sept Hilary T.
Williams. deeerter from the regular
army captured at Detroit and who was
being taken to Fort Sheridan by Ser.
geant Joseph Schuster and two guards.
jumped from the train while passing
through here at an early hour this
morning and escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

MANIsTIoUE. Mich. sept Is Fire at
midnight last night destroyed twelve
large business houses. The estimated
losses aggregate $4,000, partially GOV
cred by insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-17

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