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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
MAY KILL QUEEN LII
Private letters From Hawaii State
That Shs q In PERL
rHYwILl HAVE NO MONARCHY
sheaia shs oassa h hessered she
woald he . Dead Woman
withia Is senf5-four Hoar~

So FnAscrsoo. Nov. lI-Prisats let
tern rsesissd hers trpm Honolulu bs the
la.E a4il Indicate that trouble - en-
pselsd there. Oas xi1ttsa By leading
nssrchant 70 a selLknoEn San Fran
eissac was sh0wa today on conditlon
that 90 names be published The letter
declared that 4 the queen 70 restored
she Noaid be dead woman 10 twenty.
fosr hours IL further says that Hawaii
would have no monarcAy; that neither
ths next sueeu nor Prlncss kaoulani
woIld Do allowed u reign; that The
Supporters of tho provisional govern.
meat would hght and face death 4
need te. rather than % sobmit 10 the
restoration of the monarchy Another
letter - q like splriGed tenor IL
breatAss a spirit Of determination 10 70
slst TIE administrators policy % the
lasl and to fight 90 death Ia defense 0f
good gosernment. IAe recipient Of
Iaess letters Nho - thoroughly ia
formed regarding Ha~a allan Affairs and
dlspoeed 20 take q conservative view of
thing-. says that they unauestionably
rcfiect public soatlwent AZ Honolulu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

HARRIsvILIE. Mich. Nov. IL. William
G. Shepard, supervisor of the township
OF Mikado and owner of the stallion
Blackhawk. entered the stall yesterday
in which he is kept FOR the purpose OF
feeding him. The horse grabbed him
Just above the right wrist and held him
until assistance came DIR. Ludlum of
Harrisville was sent for and upon exam
ination found the wrist - badly man
gled that he amputsted the arm about
half way betueen the wrist and elbow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
PRINCE ALEXANDER DEAD
Balgaria'- Ex-Rnier VIII he Buried
AT Darun-tads.

CRArz. Nos. iS-Prsnce Alexander Of
Battenberg died az nOos today. Prince
Alexaudes Joseph ot Battenberg. re-
cenfly prince Of bulgaria. vas the son ct
Prince Alexander Of batfeuberg. aud the
brother of the ate empress OF Russia.
lie w3s born April ). lso4. Prince Alex
ander served ~ the Russian army during
TIE war sith Turkey. tie was elected
hereditary prince Of Bulgaria April -.
ls14 The prince. by conseatlng 10 the
UNION q the two Bu.garlas, incurred the
aispisasors II the ezar. and his position
became more and more difficult until
on August -. lse6. part OF his army,
insfigoted by t.usslan agents. u - said.
regnlted and forced him 10 sign his alb
Glcation. The prince has recently been
suffering from pcritonitss aud intamma-
tson Ok tne bowels The body will be
taxea 20 Darustadt for burial. His
widow viii accompany Il from Gratz
she IA half crazcd by grief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
ANN ARBOR CASE ON
Lemons Appeal From Judge
Taft's Decision
ARGUED IN SUPREME COURT
Lennos Was Fised Because He Re-
fused 90 Hani Roycosscd Cars
Of the Lake shore
ARGUED IN SUPREME COURT

wAsHIxoTos. Nov. l7.-Ap echo al
the famous Toledo 4 Ann Arbor strike
Of last spring was heard In the snprems
court Of the United States today. IL
viii be remembered that Judge Kicks Of
the United States court ut Toledo i'm
possd fins Of $50 on James Lennon. an
engineer on the Lake Shore railroad for
contempt u court in refusing 10
haul his train. because il contained
some Toledo a Ann Arbor cars con
signed 10 the Lake Shore. the employees
OF which refused Co handle Toledo 4
Ann Arbor cars. He refused 10 pay the
fine and was committed 10 the custody
OF the marshal. Application WAS made
to the circuit court for his release on a
writ OF habeas corpus but IL was denied
and Lennon appealed TO the supreme
court of the United Statea The case
was argued today. Argument was con
tinued until tomorrow by the attorneys
for the railroad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
TREASURY DEFICIT GROWING.
Decrease Due % Falling on an the
Revenue

wssHiSGrox. Nov. l1-Fhe uettress.
ury balance continues 10 decline. and at
TIE close q business today stood al
esst666J-la ot which ssS.594. .75T Is In
god and sl0.s6I o. IN currency. Sofar
this fiscal year the custom revenues
have fallen OF s2l 10000 a. compared
with the corresponding period OF last
ysar. For the same period internal rev
enue receipts have decreased only
ss.coG0OO. Commissioner Miller. in
speaking q the matter today. said he
expected the internal revenue receipts 90
iccrsa-- from now on. and that the
total az the end of tie nscal year 1884
would nearly equal the receipts for 1850
even though they we're 100000 be
hnsL This exp'ession ~ opinion. be
said. eas based upon the correspond
enc- sa1 Interviews be had nad with
iarrs Hhole-sie dealers IN tobacco and
liupr The dull limes effected their
nu-.cess gerj materially. bat It VAS not
iuirr0gInz a. tAe daily receipts showed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Electrical Workers settle Their DIFF
ferencc< About Nembcrship

CLEvELASp. Nov. i7.--At the morning
session OF the Brotherhood of Eiectricai
Workers the committee having charge
% the demands OF New York union No
3 reported a compromise. No. is con-
posed entirely OF inside workers and il
demanded jurisdiction over such work
ers within a radius OF twenty-five miles
Of New York. The COMPROMISE reported
recommended that New York union No.
~ MIXED. surrender its inside workers
to No. 3. and JERSEY City and Brooklyn
unions. Nos. % and 81, remain mixed.
The report of tie committee was
adopted unanimously. IL must be con
CURED In by No. 80. however. before ii
becomes a law
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
TWO rrain. CoIlide.

DUNDEE, Mich. Nov. 1.-THE Ann
Arbor freight. last night. south bound
ran into the rear OF c. j. A NJ. train.
which had the right OF way on the
track and had stopped at the depot for a
few minutes About fifteen cars we're
piled up. and Brakeman Gardner Of the
Ann Arbor train was seriously injured.
The Ann Arbcr train was running about
fifteen miles an hour. although the col.
lision occurred within sixty feet OF the
depot The track was torn up. aud ell
traffic was abandoned for the night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
FIRED ON FROM AMBUSH.
One Man Killed in Attempting TO Aid
Arrested Noonshiners.

BiRNISeHAN. Ala. Nov. IA posse
~ United States deputy marshals made
a raid on the moonEhiners in Randolph
county last night. destroying dozen
large stills and capturing John Fuller
and Herman Hix. notorious moonshin-
ers While on the way 10 jail with the
prisoners. the officers were attacked near
Christian by party OF friends Of the
prisoners concealed IN ambush. who at
tempted t. rescue them The party
opened Ere GU the officers. and des-
perate IRE followed Andrew Howell.
one q the would. be rescuers. was killed
and two others were fatally wounded.
The officers were unhurt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Next Season VIII he Played on Last
Years Plan

Nxw YoEE. Nov. 1.-THE fret work
OF tho base ball convention today was TO
readopt TIE resolution adopted last year
allowing each club 10 issue twenty-five
peases FOR the season. good on any
league field in the country. The asso-
eiation also readopted the resolution al.
loving each club b per cent free admisl
sion. After free discussion 1t was
agreed that the schedule for 1894 shall
TO- upon the same plan - the schedule
~ ls.2 This settles the two season
question aud the schedule vill be FOR ons
season. IL was also decided that Tot
the season of 1894 one umpire
wall he sufficient az each game
and The president will be empow
cred 70 appoint staff of
umpircs for the season % 1894. not 10 ex.
ceed four IN number. MessFs Soden
Brush and Byrne we're appointed as an
emergency committec 90 receive all sp
plicatlons f0r franchises ia the national
league and American association of base
bail ciuts IL sas voted 20 transfer Hoy.
center fisis.er ~ the Washington ninc to
ths Cincinnati club provided Pitcher
sullivan signs with Washington. Dur.
Irg the meeting there vas considerable
outside dca ING talked - by the managers
and one ~ the probable results 81 this is
that 0ubert az eastern man. viii play
third base for Bro1kiyn. The meeting
tirally adjourned. 10 meet again IN New
\ ork February -. ls94
IL vas announced that John Ward
had slgnesi Clarke n the Erie team Tor
New YORK at his own terms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Ksnss. Cry In . Fight With the
Water Works.

KsSsAs CrrY. Nov. IL I-As result u
the complications betveen the city and
the water works company. the city i
likely 10 find its supply OF water cut eli
withfn q week The company today
served notice upon Mayor Cowherd that
Il would cease supplying the city with
water unless the city makes provision at
once for the payment ~ az least g Per
cent % the hack rental ~ hyrirsnts The
city has been contestiag this hill which
now amounts 70 tldotuo on The ground
that the company has failed 90 furnish
the fuil ere pressure "a its mains ss pro.
eide.i Tor IN Ifs contract with the city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Star service will bc discontinued on
route 37,i45. FROM Dodge TO Harrison.
dating from December lG.
Mail messenger service will be estab-
lished on route 237. .267. at Washington.
Macomb county. from Michigan Air
Line railway. route 137 7.036. forty SIX
miles. as often as required. from Novem-
ber 20.
Mail messenger service has been
changed on route 3I.03i. at Holt. In.
CHAM county. from Michigan Central
railroad. route l37. 900. fifty.three miles
as often as required, dating from No.
yember -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Senator Morgan Preparing Ills Re
port for Publication.

W taHISDToS. nov. IL senator Nor
ga. vllo ass one ~ the arbitrators on
tae part of the oitej States in the Her
irg sea maitef. - utilizing the congres-
sisoal recess O. put into shspe his report
upaa The proceedings - tic tribunal
Zoe 6udiu~z. which were promulgated
last summer together with The decisions
80 severed afbitfators. xiii 10 printed
in Paris and distributed thence ~ The
arerf- % the -lFernmsn's q IRE Jnifed
\ tnd treat hntsiu on fk4 first -
taeuefy next % connection With tins
uf.er. secretary her-ar has .bnsn in
ccafernnce with -acfe tafv Gresham sr3
yes "a ~ aas eita hin q fhe stats de
rerfuent fsorn 4 o'elork u1til a n vas
tf.s lotrryiew which gave rise - the re-
pnfts rrotea in'iay that the secretary
81 requested The senator 70 cal and
ri.e e.i..f strl- tha ia salisa matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
HoMEsTEADERs ARE HAPPY.
They Feel Sure OF Regaining the
Bruic Grant Lands

SAGINAW. Mich, Nov. T7.--Rush CuI-
yer. local attorney for the homesteaders
on the Brule grant lands. which the
Michigan Land a Iron company claims
to have purchased from the NJ, ii. & o.
railroad, has gone TO Washington 10
assist Copp & Luchett in the Erickson
case. The case has been called for No.
yember 20. the time having been pro-
longed many months beyond the date
first set Tor hearing by the secretary.
The homesteaders are telling quite iubi-
liant over the prospects for an early hear
ing, and feel confident il will result in
their favor. Mr.. Culver has devoted al
most all his time during the past thirty
days in preparing his argument. Should
the homesteaders win, IL is believed that
Business would soon pick up. a. there
would undoubtedly be an influx OF new
settlers upon the lands.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

ELLEcTows. Pa. Nov. 1.-THE jury
in the Harry johnson homicide case.
after deliberating from 1920 o'clock TO
7:30 this evening. returned verdict Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree.
johnson. on July 25. took his a-year-o old
dsughtsr. BERTHE May. on drive TO find
a home for her. One week later her
dead body was found floating in the Le-
high river near Allentown. The de-
fendant's stories OF where he put the
child varied. but were mostly TO the ef-
feet that he gave her to strangers whose
name or address he did not know or ask.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
SHOT WATSON DEAD.
An Irate Husband Stays the D,-spoiIer
OF His Home.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. ia social
scandal much excited Williamson
county for some weeks past resulted
in an indignant husband Staying the
despoiler of his home at Franklin today.
when John X. Rooerts. dry goods
merchant. shot Charles Watson. "a young
man % H. Ii has been goss.p
for some weeks that Watson was init
mate with Mrs Roberts and a short
while ago Roberts left his wife and went
TO board al local hotel. An encounter
occurred there today and pistols being
drawn. Roberts after receiving slight
wound himself. shot Watson through
the head. killing him almost instantly.
Mrs. Roberts is daughter OF Col. y. n.
Cox. congressman from the seventh dis
fr1rt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
MARVIN NOT ARREsTED.
He Writes a Letter Denying He Is a
Forger.

Forger.
DETROIT. Mich. Nor. 17.--In spite OF
his attorneys most positive assurances.
Mr. Marvin has allowed another day TO
pass without appearing in the police
court Mr.. Stevenson promised late
yesterday afternoon that the surrender
would not be delayed beyond today.
Mr.. Marvin is indignant over the in
sinuation that he committed forgery.
and he has written about that matter as
follows:
An article appeared in. the Evening
News Of the l4th inst. stating that a
note for 5000. made by me and bearing
the name OF Esther Il. Harmon. my
mother-in-law is in existence. and that
Mrs Hamon denies indorsing the same.
There is such a note aud Mrs. Harmon.
to my knowledge, has never denied the
Endorsement The note is dated in May.
1856. and was indorsed by her at that
time Will you kindly publish this. my
most emphatic denial. OF forgery!
Yours truly,
FREDERICK MARVIN.
November 10. 1896.
Mr.. Marvin is still in the city. COM
municating with his counsel and his
friends quite freely. but the police do
not seem able to ascertain anything af
al; about his present dwelling place.
Col Mike Jeffers OF Saginaw is at the
Russell house. and says he Will sign
Marvin's bail bond for any amount that
the court may demand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
steamer N Cd Attached.

NEw YoKK. Nov. l7.-United States
Marshal Grant this morning levied an
attachment on the new Brazilian war
ship III Cid. restraining her from lesv-
ing this port until the salaries of Jo<eph
Noonan and Joseph King. ianior engi-
hsers. John Lynch. James Craven and
Patrick Malone. cooks. are paid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
GARDNER RELEAsED.
supreme Court Decided in Favor Of
the Extortionisl

New YoKK. Nov. i7.--T. p. Gardner.
the Parkhnrst agent. who was con
victed OF an attempt to commit extor-
tion. and whose trial has attracted wide
spread attention. has been ordered re-
leased from custody on decision handed
down In the supreme court today.
Gardner was convicted on the charge OF
taking si50 from the keeper OF disor-
derry place to protect the woman run-
ming IL against molestation' by the
authorities The court holds that
Gardeners convictions could not be
based on the law. as evidence Of fear on
the part Of tho complainant. Catherine
Amos. could not be produced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
SAYS HE Is A TRAIN RoBBER
The Man Will Name she hobb>rs n
Ciemency Il shewa

MAsos CRY, Iowa. Nov. l7.-An ar
rest vas made tonight by the city mar
sIaal at Algons which may lead TO the
arrest Of ali the parties implicated IN
the keasler. Indiana. train robbery. A
veil dressed man. about - years old.
voluntarily gave himself up 10 the mar
shai and told him he vss Implicated IN
the robbery. and being tired a wander.
ing around as fugitive. be had decided
upon this step lie says that Il proper
clemency u extended. be viii dlvulgs
the whole story. The man evidfntly
knows what he 10 talking about and
those xho heard him relae hls story.
give credence TO H. The general man
uger Of the Lake Shore has been notified
OF the arrest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Grange in a sound Condition.

SYRACUSE, \. Y. Nov. l6-The Ma
tioual Grange Of the Patrons OF Hns-
sapdry spent most Of the day consider.
ihg the reports ot its officers All Of
them showed the order TO be in flour
ishing condition. George w. SNOW OF
Delaware. who is attending the unitar-
ian convention Ia this city. spoke OF the
governmental control Of railroads
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Fraser Given Another Chance.

WAsHisorox. Nov 17.-Passed Assist
ant Paymaster Zach Fraser, whom the
president recently refused TO promote.
although he had passed ar examination
before an examining board. will he given
another chance. and an order has been
issued by the secretary OF the navy di-
recting him 10 appear before an examin-
ing board Tor second examination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

CHICAGO. Nov l7.--John A. Schurg.
engineer Of the steamer Nevada. who is
under indictment for sinking the vessel.
was lodged in tho county Jail today.
District Attorne, Milchrist and other
government officers were closeted with
him for hours and he was put through a
severe course of cross questioning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

SAN DIEeo. Cal. Nov. lI.-Ciysses s.
Grant has purchased from Ralph Gran.
ger the Hnpbell property Tor a perma-
nent home for himself and mother. wid-
ow Of the late General Grant. The
house is conceded 10 be the finest resi-.
dsnce in san Diego and commands one
Of the finest views IN the city. 1t was
built at a cost of $4,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Rank swindIer SIN I'm Jail

RICHMOND. Ind, Nov. 17.-J.W. Fuller.
the alleged bank swindler arrested here
yesterday. was bound over today in
bonds Of $1,000. which he failed To Sc
cure. Answers TO kilograms sent over
the country show he Is wanted at Buffalo.
New York. Sandusky. Ohio. and in
northern Indiana. Kansas and Pennsyl-
vania
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

81 te8Iv res Nov ~ Chairman Hsr
riiy ex- fUsf master General I,Oa "
a. sirsaa. e1 assistant Secretary ~
Siafe Josiah Quincy. &C Congresasos an
h 81. C4t,e tha hon Joan Hopkins %
EHaeis sna other prominent democrats
aise had tvc o. three informal confrr-
sucss M fhis city N which .ngxestioas
thsf ihe headquarters ~ the democrat
ulIs1nal committee be opened here. vas
diacnS...,i and coDsalered Ihe prnposi.
tian "a fhst the aenrcfat national CON
uIties shall give some atfentson - the
elections - i-nt with q view u hsvinx
ssstsnstic csmps,gn made. The mat.
t. i 81 be fsrfher rousiiercd and - 10
take more definite shape soon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Court Decided Against sage.

NEw YORK. Nov. 1.-THE general
term OF the supreme court has reversed
the decision Of the lower court, dismiss
ing the action brought by William X
Laidlaw to recover $4,000 damages from
Russell Sage for injuries received by
Laidlaw during the dynamite explosion
ia Sage's office. A new trial is ordered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
steamer Bo-.on So, solid.

Bosrox. Nov. Although negotia-
tions between Flint 4 Co. repre-
senting the Brazilian government
and the Yarmouth Steamship company
for the sale Of the steamer Boston. the
announcement that the sale has been
made is premature. The Yarmouth has
no, been sold and ber owners cay they
viii not part With her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
DIRECTORS HELD LIABLE.
Court Decides They Are Holden for
Dunn's Steaiings.

BrTFALo, Nov. l7.-In the action
brought by directors OF the Empire Saw.
ings bank against the trustees OF the
Old National Savings bank 70 recover
sSD.0O0. the amount of Treasurer Dunn's
defalcation. on the ground that the theft
could not have been committed but for
the negligence of the directors. Justice
Lam Der; has given judgment. dismissing
tho defendants demurrer. and holding
the directors liable for the amount OF
Dunn's stealipgs The defendants will
probably appeal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

DrnfSe. y. NJ. Nev. 1.-THE Men.
can rebels have moved about twenty
ave miies vest - pa.omas snd have
taken q small Nexican towu named
Frpana. No rinierce vas offered The
inhabifause. sa8 a nnmher of recruits
wsrs seeuret
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

AuarsTs, Ga, Nov. Election day
was celebrated by 1900 school children
al the Augusta. Georgia. exposition to
day. Delegations we're IA atteudancs
from the principal colleges of Georgia.
Sir hundred public school children sang
greeting The Hon J. NJ. L. Curry. ex
United States minister 10 spain. de
livered the address
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
ch.rsrd Wan Forrrrr.

MrsxFGo.. Mich, Nov. IL. Deputy
Sheriff Stcrenbere has returned from
Chicago bringing with him Mrs John
C'rorer who made a t~,ld fight 81 avoid
coming home She is charged pifh
forgery and Der husband aiso claims
she eiored. She denies this and esairns
ske oas ahuee1 a. home
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

N ssHfNGTns NcT The London
stick exehsnze reaor that the L nitsi
states fss sent ever an ag@nt o. nego-
iiafe q gcid icaa - regarded as simpiy
an eeho - the iuacrurate statement re-
crr puc'i=hci IN NeV York that
Snh Treasures iertian has gpoe abroad
for sat pgrpcse. Treasury officials a.
a. rcsitveiy ~ sgent has been sent
strraa ~ &C. trite't States - nego
titfe ffr a rsii can.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

originsl-S. W. smalley. Detroit In
cresss-Jsmes H 6snderson. Charlotte;
Anthony cfsmer. AlpenR Re Issue and
increase - John w Emmons. Grand
Rapids OrsginAl. widows. ete---caro-
line A. Stairs. Derkey. Mexican war.
survivors Increase Peter Helms. Sol
diers' home; George W. Taylor. Orion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
p,rrrtum VIII Be shown.

NFx YoRx. Nov. 1.-THE hor~s show
~ she Madison Square Garden contin
nes t. be the craze of New lorks sci.
sfy people. add even the spacious garden
has been unable to hold the vast throsgs
that have attended the chow daily. ID
rectum. the great s-year Old. arrived to
dsy aad viii be exhibited tonorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
No trouble From indians Fearcd-

Ell PAso. Tex. Nov. l7.--Eyerything
la quiet at Juanez. The military and
civil authorities anticipate no trouble to
the city from raiding Indians The
sending OF American troops to the bor
der lie regarded as friendly act by the
authorities. VINO believe this prompt ac-
tion will have salutary effect upon the
insurgents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Refssed 90 Give Up the Books

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Nov. ia number
of the stockholders OF the Oregon Gold
Mining company. which operates a mine
ia Oregon filed suit against the ex-officers
IL the company this morning. The
company has expended 10000 on Its
property. and charges Of misnaanaee-
ment are made against the late officers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

HoUeRTos, Mich. Nov. l7-John
johnson was found guilty and sentenced
10 i've years in the branch state prison
AZ Marquette yesterday FOR knitting John
Lehti at Red Jacket on October 10 last
John Luntie and Jerry Matteson. two
accessoriss were each given ninety days
in the county iail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
Two Men Buried Mt Sea

PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash. Nov. H.
The British ship Hilstou arrived today
sout three days from Shanghai and was
ordered TO temporary quarantine. Two
scamen died during the voyage from
some unknown cause and were buried
AT sea. Three other seamen are also re
ported suffering from some unknown