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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Foxr MoSHoE. Va. April 9.-Another
charming Sunday morning dawned upon
the fleet which lay quietly at anchor in
Hampton Roads 4 cool breeze came
in from the sea. but not strong enough
to make the passage of small boats to
and from the ships uncomfortable. At
10 o'clock the steam launches came
ashore carrying q large number ri visi
tors. who had been aboard the different
veescls. tn attend divine service. In the
afternoon quite number of sailors came
ashore from the fleet and spent couple
~ hours looking about the fort.
Secretary Morton arrived here from
Washington this morning. He spent
some time in inspecting the Philadel
phia. On leaving the yeeseis side he
was honored with a salute of seventeen
guns. Some of the officers II the Rus
sian cruiser came ashore this evening
They speak French. but very little
English. The program for the week u
rendezvous will consist largely ~ official
visites and saiutes. with q number Of
boa; races between the American and
foreign crews. but the dates Tor thess
events cannot he stated at present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
CLEyEl.ASDy SUMMER HOME
Ne M 1soscsed Charming Hissosis
Uoaso ~ eho 6unmee.


ISoaso ~ she Sunmes.
WA&HIxarcS. April 9.-The mansion
On the beautiful old Middleton estate in
Wssiley. which President Cleveland
has leased tor term of years for sum
mcr homo. has . most Interesting his
tory. The estate originally contained
l0i acres Part of the present house
wss built away hack in the last century.
before tho erection of the Capitol was
b,sun. President Washington. y short
time before the site Of tho Capitol Mas
s-lecte,l. stood on the steps al this old
portion of the house and remarked that
the Capitol should either be built upon
that spot or upon the spot which
was aiterward chosen. General Scott
s-lccted the place az the site Tor the sol
diers' home. but owing to some misun-
derstnnding with the owner at that time
IL wss not taken. A majority Of the
commission appointed ~ select site
for the new observatory decided upon
thia property also. but some of the
scientific members oe the com ission
considered that the Barber place was
q better location. Several prcsidents
have sumnered at this place. which is
nov known N the Middleton estate.
Van Burvn speEt several summers
there. a. did Taylor and buchanan. 1t
was at one time the summer residence
of Baron Gerault. the German minister
u Washington. about the time Of the
Mexican war. The present HOUSE was
built in 800 either by John Platter or
Philip Barton Key.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
TENNESSEE DERBY.
Fifteen Days OF Fine Racing Are
Promised at Memphis.

hSoy0 u 1SeoSUn8 SAbV
Promised at Memphis.
MExPHIs. Tenn. April 9.-The close
Of the meetings at Little Rock and New
Orleans brings Memphis To the front a.
the next city where the thoroughbreds
will contest for fame and fortune. With
no clashing OF dates the meeting Of the
Memphis Jockey club which begins next
Thursday gives promise Of grand sport
and fifteen days Of excellent racing.
The horses that ran at tho Little Rock
meeting arrived last night. and were fol-
lowed today by the New Orleans contin-
gent and &. w. Poole contingent from
Chicago. The chief event Of the Mem
phis meeting. on account Of the value
of tho stake. is the Tennessee Derby.
which will bc contested for on the open
ing day The winner Of the Derby for
1873 will in all likelihood turn up in one
Of : the following: Calhoun. Revenue.
Bob Speed. Belfast, Michael and Francis
Hope These six will probably consti-
tute the field of starters. he added
money hae been increased from 81 30 10
5000. and il will be the most valuable
stake Of the Memphis meeting. Cal
houn il the favorite II the talent in the
DERBY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

PrrTssuRo. Pa. April 9.--With .
common table knife. Joscph Ncwak. .
prisoner, cut his throat in his call in the
Western penitentiary last night Dcs-
pondency was the cause. his wife not
having visited him since 1891.
In lSgO he was sentenced 20 Fayctte
county for four yean on . charge of ~
sault and battery. He was 81 yean of
age. He was in : dying condition when
discovered and had erased 20 breathe
before the physicians arrived.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
RHODE ISLAND ELECTIONS.
Both Parsis~ Broke Even at the Con.
tess OF Saturday.

PROVIDENCE. K l.. April "A second
attemp, tn elect members q the general
assembly was made in Pavtucket,
Cranrton. East Providence and North
Kingston. The democrats we're success
ful everywhere except IN Fast ProN.
deuce. eJ Speaker Wilson. republican.
t~ing re elected in that town by a sub
stant'sl majority. But one representa-
tive wac elected in Pawtuckrt. however.
there teing no decision in the cases Il
IN" other hve. and another attempt to
elect will be made newt Tuesday. The
result ~ yesterdays elections makes the
legislature a t,e. forty one republicans
and forty one democrats. Twenty six
seats remain fo he filed and by elections
for them viii be held the coming week
Upon the result II the~e elections lie
pends the comple Mons - the legislature
and the choic. ~ state officers. there
having been no election by the people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
vICrORIA'S THEORY.


bbs~SseSsR hSbtt.
CLEVELAND. April "a free love com.
munity has been brought 10 light near
Wooster. Ohio. by one % Wayne county's
women preachers. the Rev. Mira Ellen
Ann Oimstead. Shr. by her zeal.
brought ont from number ~ her
female parishioncrs the startling state
ment that they had been believers in
and prscticcd the doctrine - free love
These statements that female preacher
kept to herself until within the last few
dave. when they leaked out through
public confession 10y the former pastor.
who is implicated. lie made il after
hearing a sermon by Mrs Olrns;csd In
the United Brethren church ~ Nadispn
burg four miles north ~ Wooster. last
sunday evening Tho fact has since
been brought out that a number - the
well. IN do farmers residing in the vii.
lece and in Smithville hare for years
heeu believers in tho doctrine ~ miscel-
laneous love. not only wives and hue
bands being implicated. bot maiden
women. and in one csse a daughter and
her mother.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
Nnsno oUTssACG


teRVe so Drouu tttoa-
ELkyos. Md.Aprila q 1N~psople hsss-
sbonts he'd scarcely ceassd - tnlk about
the recent horribie ulurdsss By negrues
in Maryland of Dr.. Hin and As. Houis
when they are called upon 70 cuaes0-
plate and discuss the attempt st roasesy
and murder by two negroes Il DAVID =
Gstchcll, = we'll - do rrsi1eat a The
neighborhod II ls,sing Sun. As.
Gstchell wns ON his way from his homo
90 Rising Sun on Friday night whea
passing shrough heat of woods he vss
stopped by two negroes Who drmsnsisd
his money or bis life. He had no nouey.
he said. The negroes st oaee fell upon
him. beating him almost into inssnsi-
bility. and then pitched him over sn
cmbxnkment and into the ~run.s Think
ing they hal drowned him the negroes
He'd. Mr.. Gstcheil was able anon. how-
ever. 10 drag hiruseif out Il the water
and TO neighbor's house. TIE physi-
clan hes hopes of his recovery. Nov
the country around 10 bring secured Tor
the negroes. when Mr.. Gatchell de-
scribcs, and speedy punishment awaits
them il caught.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
HAS ENDEDlTS WORK
The Senate May Adjourn During
the Week.
SOME CHOICE MISSIONS.
The QuesstOa lsvoevtaO sAS xAsss A.
pDSnse<i nenAs4ss. Wt1 Go Ovee
UasA sAs Ness ssssAnA
SOME CHOICE n

WASHINGTON. April o-Ths senate m
practically concludssi its labors And y
now waiting Coz m intimation from the
prr.ldsnt u bring the extraordinary
ssrssoa - . Close. All idsa u passing
upon the questions involved Ia the ap-
polnimeat Of the three senAtov from
the sothwest has been abandoned and
that matter wiil be LETT fos disposal ut
the nett session. The reasons foe this
course are. First. that many of the sen
stors are unsles isled as how to vote upon
the propositions involved. second. many
others desire 10 address a full senate;
taird. the nnal and eonclusiv. reason.
that there Il rot quorum IN the city AZ
present
ate will appoint a committee 20 salt
upon n. president and ask whether he
has further business Ia lay before the
tsdy. II il assumed by the senators
generally. tina: the only really important
matter that remains 10 he communicated
i- the nomination IL the court Of APP
peais ~ the District u Columbia. Tor
unless this court il filled before adjourn.
mont there IL likely To he de adlock ia
the district JUDICIAL business
For~,gn Missions UnniSed.
Although the impression prevails that
asarly ali q the foreign missions have
been tillssi. the records disclose the fact
that no notninstions have been made To-
twenty IL tbcs- important places The
list ~: Argentine Republic. Bolivia.
Brazil. China. Colombia. EcuadsR,
ilaytl HaNaii. Italy Russia. Corea.
Liberia. Paraguay. and Uruguay. Persia
Portugal. San Domingo. Siasa. Sweden
and Norway. TuEkc, and Venezuela
Mcst important Il thcs. perhaps is
RUSSIA. and u IL surmisei in scme quar-
ters tia, the delay making the change
there arises from a des.rs to await thu
psssible action % the Russian govern.
ment raising the grade IL its mission at
Washington 10 an embassy which will
admit u the ncminations ~ xro,her
amhassador. ty the president. in that
cas-.
hut IN the majority IL these Cases
there IN no good reason Why the PLACES
should not ts flied 10y appointment.
subject a. confirmation when the senate
meets again next sssCion. and. there
fore. tho Impression prevails a; the CAP
itol that the present se<e0a will ad-
lourB some time this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

SHELBYvILLE. Ind. April 9. - Two
aged peopIc. Jacob Moore and his wife.
the former q wealthy ex cyunty officer.
were fatally injured while on their way
homo from this city. The two were
driving q family horpc and BY spme
means the animal took fright, rem on
and threw the old people into q ditch
and both legs of each were broken.
They were aie, internally injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

HAMILTON. Ohio. April 9.-Fifty three
men in the employe a the Hamilton 4
Lindenwaid Electric Transit company
went out on strike at lO:O n m.. be-
cause the management had discharged
Conductor william Holtsingcr and Mo-
torman McCiinek. The men cay they
wcre DISCHARGED becauer Holtsingcs was
the secretary of the Conduct0rs' and
Motorman's union. Not q car has been
run since the men struck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

The Nnmf,~v Whsch Have Tsli~u IN
the Past Year

W.sHrSoro~. April 2 The folloving
con- parative statement prepared AZ the
p<etol'ice department has b~cn made
pubic Tosal number Il fourth class
po-tnAssers appointed frnm March Z,
iss2 to April 3 ls0 inclusive. So -
which ar were N dli vacancies caused
Nv resignation and deaths. and 370 rr
rscvsls ~ the removals ninety served
four years snd over Total number -
fourth els>~ r,~.mastsrs appointed from
March 4. l>-l. 80 April 4. l~sa inclusive.
lerss. - winch 500 were fo ia vscsrvisa
cas-.sd by designations and dssihs and
~, removals At thar time ~ h~,k
record sss Kept - the term = service N
removal cas-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
DE- PARIEU DEAD.
A Lifc k.ntia Full or Years and Many
uonoru.

Pssrs. April9 Ex Minister DE Parieu
il dead.
He was horn in AuriIlas on April ~.
1915 He studied jurisprudcucc. politi-
cal economy and natural philosophy in
Paris and Strasrburg and in lsai re
ceived his degree az doctor of laws lie
sas member ~ the constitutive and
executive assemblies. lie became min
isier 81 public instruction iu the cabinet
inaucurated by the messagr of October
81. lsa3. In 1870 he WAS elevated io the
rank II minister president - the coun-
ell q state in the first parliamentary
cabinet ~ the empire. lie received the
grand crues 81 the Legion ~ Honor in
l-51. and subsequently was decorated
with many foreign or,lers lie wrote
vnlum iilously on historical and economic
suhieCfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

NEw YoKx. April 81. J. Psderewski.
the noted pianist. Vas the guest Il the
Lotus club iast night. and Nm elahorsts
and enjoyable dinner vss given In his
honor. Five large tablcs we're placed in
the paslos and dttine room ~ the club
house and covers verc laid for lle pes
sona With the exception IL the dinner
to Whitslaw Reid. lest nights event was
the larecst dinner ever given by the
1xptua club
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
LABOR FOR THE LORD
Annual Mss6sg q ths Amsaoaa
Tact Soc;sly.
- Des0nss - - no1nu1nnasy onwe.
sasy oA~us - vaa UssG Duns
- sassy-UOAs ysasA

WAanlNoSou. Apsu a-1ho WadA1nn.
tna asseiag a ths dsty sighsA snnt-
vscaasy q The ADeeicaa Ttoce Gncisey
vss hsld toaight insAs LHtAssoa cAnsual.
ths Rev. ID. q. butiss. q. D. pas1ss.
Ia xJustios VILLAS 6ssueg. prssislsat a
the sncsety. prusidsA. An elpqusae saw.
moa vss psssessd BY the Rev. Dsv.d
James Burreli. y. d.. pass~ Il the
Marble cslisgssts church a Nee Yorik.
ga the need and value AZ homo niansos
work Il this great nisaionary snciesy.
The ui.ionasy sacrctssy. the Rev. Will
lam A. Rior. ID. ID. gave . syncpals II
the annual report. calling sttsutioo q
the the -four special features a shs -.
ciety's work:
First-To provide . d<pnatcsy a
evsneelical ma ssctssian ksesatuss II
the various languages a the vorld. Thh
includss over Il, s0D distinct rublicatians
ia 80 language q thess in sirty-
eight years O0OO00 volumee have besa
circulated, besides nore than ll5. .m.0D
tracts and eO.O0o.0W copies a peri.
oslicsls.
Second-A system II gratuitous die
tribvtion II It's literature % christisn
workers to aid In reaching the people
with the gsrpei. Thess grants are made
through pastors. missionaries, Young
Mems Christian aasDciationa. Christian
Endesvos societiaA kingis Daughteru.
chaplsins. and voluntary lay workers
and othesRL There has hcsn expended
o2ll50D in this department II the ucrk
during the society's existeuce.
Assosndisg Pxgssr.-
Third-Union missionary colportage.
. system by which there have bs-en esu.
ployed On an average about ls5 mis-
sionaries annually. who have made more
than A.l50OO family visits. and cirsu.
lated about l5,70o.aO vulumcs among
tho scattered and most needy. spiritual
ly. of our population. including imrni-
grants and Indiana
Fourth Its foreign work. In ehich q
grants % the foreign missionaries AZ
evangelical churches caah aud electro
types. printing and strating Christian
truth 10 the languages II tho psopls
among whom they labor. The exprndi.
tures In this department have cxccc<i~d
e772Op.
The report for the past year shows re
ccipts from al sources in round num-
bcn of e375. 900. There have hem en-
ployed lS6 colportera. labosing In thirty
six states and Territories. whohavs made
$4,000 family visits. in over 10000 a
which they cnnducted religious esse-
ciseA They circulated lN.l5a volunas.
They found about 1900 fhmilies With.
out any religious books sacept the hshlo.
and nearly 7OW prUteutant fhmiliAs
without the bible. They found over q.
0OO peoaeessdly protestant families Who
never attend church. They addrsose1
5.Al9 public religious msetipeA The
grants for the year amounted % sbsut
$4,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Sr. JoHss, n. r.. April She xex-
ioundland seai fshery u ngw sdrnittrd
81 be total failure ss this seascn.
The schooner ThraNhes has arrived
from BucDa Vista and rcysrts that
eevcnteen stcamesS wese on the oosth
coast without sesls. Amcne al these b
not suf1icicet to loed one ship. The
total catch a the feet N not espec1rd
90 yield 9.O scals. which y one fourth
of last year'e catch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10
ATTACKED by BANDITS.
An American Capitalist Plays In Hard
Luck In MexiCO.

CHImuAHuA. Mex. April 9.-The min.
eral mule train which arrived hero last
night from the Batopllas mines district.
in the western part os thisstate. brought
the first news Of an attack by brigands
made upon an American mining man.
L. +. Tcndick. formerly Of Colorado.
Mr.. Tendick and mozo or servant set
out from Guaymas, in tho state II
Sonora. about three weeks ago for an
overland trip TO the Batopilas district.
where Tcndick contemplated investing
in mines. When within about sixty
miles of Batopilas the American was
suddenly attacked by band Of ten
brigands. Mr.. Tendick and his mozo
attempted to defend themselves. but
were ovcrpowcred and beaten into ineen-
sbility 10y the outlaws. Mr.. Tendick
was robbed of large amount of money
and both burrows which they were rid
ing were taken. The authorities were
notified and are in pursuit Of the ban
dits
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

hssn poisnnsd The capsain lasa his
s-xtsns and tsl I'll means q locating
himse6 a ths ssAs. Fortunately hs
reached the 6oush Careiina cosst TIE
yacht was toued into SsrssaaA rsAcA-
ing hsss after . vcysge a ~ dAya Tie
ss~nel bad tssa iusurrd ~ IT, owner
Tor $1,000 Putting this iOgsthes. With
the fact that the water hsd been ~
tad. all hands came to the conclusion
that there had been plot 70 have the
ycspei iust.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

D,xvrLLs- Ky. April 9.-The forest
firrs in Boyle and Casey counties are
much more extensive than had been
supposed. Miles Il timbrrland have
been destroyed ty Are during the
last few days and the flames are still
raging. The lnAs has already beeo
heavy and until there is rain e,on IL
wili go mp to hundreds Of thousands d
dollarr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

A Fi~ndtsh Scheme en- Gain . Yachts
INSURANCE MONEY.

s.vaSS.a. Ga. April . The yacht
Syren sailed yesterday for bermuda.
hsvioe teen puttn ses ccInR condition.
The vessel IL fif.y feet long and a
tselve tons capacity. Iset Octct,~r she
Iesi England in charge - Captain Pur9y
efih a crew q .hr~e sssfBen. FOR Her
n,uds sfter the ves~cl had feer cot
about sev~nty FIVE DAVIS the provision.
gave oui sad tie men rnsssc MP their
minds that the lssi CASH a water had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

LoHpcx. April e.---Henu ~. STANLEY
has writtem to the fcsce aspocistioa .
letter in which he attributes the ibcrcsss
of the trade n ls:x2 ~ African ypwss
under German sdministrssion. 90 Che
growing pvscticr smong German nser
charts - importing into Africa small
arms and ammunition. Tkesr materials
of war. he says. sre sold 10 tire sjsss
trsders and do ineetimsbie damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10


Regret That They Struck.
Topeka. Kas.. April 9.-Msny OF the
striking mechanics who walked out Of
the Santa Fe shops yesterday recognize
today that their action was i'll advised.
They put in the day discussing the mat
ter in crowds about the strike. and il
was the opinion Of many that they were
not justified in going out. Some Al tho
leaders admitted that the company had
offered them IN increase In waQea just
what they had asked for but the heads
Of the trades unions insisted that the
company should also sign a contract
which contained q great many provis-
ions. one Of which was the appointment
Of . grievance committee to investigate
the discharge OF every employe. To
these the company's officials refused to
accede. In all probability several hun
dred Of the strikers will return to work
in the morning. Several meetings were
held today by tho trade unions. but
nothing was done.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

ALLENTOWN. Ps-. April 9.-Being re-
jected by Annie Hurts. . yesrs old.
Harry Harsing this afternoon tried 70
end his own life and the lie u the
young woman ut her home. He fircd
four shots at his sweetheast, >hree of
which took effect in her back spd the
other in her left hand. Then Harring
cent . bullet into his own breast near
the heart. In this condition he walked
half milo 10 have physician dress his
wounds before he was arrested. Ii 10
feared that both will die.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Hyde Park ADD Two Moro Vtcstao
sOiahe LDag Lisa.

ny00 fofB AoOs JWO 14ofo VbSe00
sOishe Loa9 LAsa.
CHIcAoo, April 9.-llluminsting gas
in Hyde Park has claimed two more VIC
Tins. Eiof Bens,n and Jeas keneig
were asphyxiated last night 1t their
boarding house. No. IS Fifty third
street. The two men roomed Together
and went n bed at 10 o'clock A man
napcd Sorenson also slept in the same
room. but he had gone 10 thr thcater.
and the men expecting that he would
return soon left tho gas burning. 6or-
enson did not return. Some time dur
ing the night the gas went out. IL 10
thought. on account of the inequalities
Of the pressure. and the huid pouring
from the burner eoou filled the room.
This morning the two men were found
dead in bed. They were from Canton.
Ohio. and will be taken there for burial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Srors CRY. Iowa. April a.--Georvr
Stout ~ South Omaha and Gus Brown
~ Denver. champion featherweight Il
Colorado, met here this sftespoon fof .
purre ~ AGO and gate r~csipts. sGxre-
eating sI09. Stout proved q hurricane.
rushing matt~rs from the start md woa
the fight just t~fore the call of time In
the s~cpri roucd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

P,sIs. April "A balloon carrying
three passengers left Brussels a' II
O'Clock last night NJ Toult. a profes-
sionsi eronaut. vss in charge. Over
E;arles. department Il Pas De Calaia
Toult feii FROM the balloon The other
two naeeengrrs continued the voyage
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Kansas Crr. April a.--The steamer
A. L. Mason which arrived from II.
Louis today and will leave on the down
trip tomorrow. will carry The larRcst
cargo of grain that has left ksnsas City
by water in many years. IL CONSISTS a
6OO bushels and is bcinG shipped to
MEXICO by IN oil water route. the gram
being transferred st g. Lcuis and seain
at New OElcana This will b. the fir~t
time that grain has hccn shippsd from
here 70 the sister republic in this man
ner and the result RI the experimcnt
will be waited with great interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

PsfLsprIrHi.. Apsi1 g. R-nt,eo
Lukena. Jr.. and willisn lukens. trading
made IN assignment n their cr~<iitcss
u 10 said that the liatilifies are sbout
elsomD. which. however. vill scale dovn
very materially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Cssusrs. Pa. April q Poiiceman
George Msrfin vss shot and instantly
killed iy IN unknosn s~<assip While
pasruliipe his heat isst night Martin
had tecr following . snsps'"us stranger
yesterday srd Il is sspprsed the sDsn
Did the killing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

P.srs. April 2 The governor q
French Cochin. China, felegrsphs that
TIE French troop. took Possession On
April 4 - khon~ island in the Mekone
river The S,srnese withdrew vi:houf
offerins any resistance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Why Nsvy cfs.s--v- Cs"rs's Act - C~-
respondents Nay N~~--

WASHINGTON. Apr'i M svpisaa
ffr~ - the paragraph IN he navy r'zlu-
laijs,na re,srntiy ,-Siied preventing rsvsi
effrers From scfiug "a cevre~yonsi~nts q
eesSQar.rs. - ssal % have hssi Hs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-10

Rcns. April --Ansnaucci. . co.sepicp-
oue ItaIiss s~rynsut made m 'secent In
. haihun ~ Ar~yso. 1uscany. tins sftrs-
popn. A eust a Wind drovr the salloun
against q tcver ssd he vas thscwn out
and Fell lho sert. Hm skssi vss shat
s<-vs~f