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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
FLOODS IN MINNESOTA.
All South-FIowinG Rivers Doing q
Great Amount or Damage.

ST. Paul. May 3-Reports up TO Q
a. IN. from Central Minnesota points in
dicate that the south flowing rivers are
all steadily rising. The Crow river has
gone to a point higher than ever known
before. The bridge and mill at Han
over were swept away this afternoon.
and the mills at Rockford. Wright coun
~. were about 10 fall at q o'clock. At
St Paul the Mississippi con
tinued to rise steadily all day.
and this evening Signal Officer
Lyon said the water would undoubtedly
go to fifteen feet above the danger line
and possibly higher. The ST. Paul stove
works. the Diamond 10 line warehouse.
the Milwaukee railroad warehouse and
several private store houses have been
temporarily abandoned. The west side
flats below the bridge and the Bohemian
flats are almost completely under water.
the flatters losing part II their house-
hold goods. A dispatch from Saltwater
says Lake St. Croix is overtiowing its
banks at la5 feet above low water mark.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

WASHINGTON. May z Attorney Gen
incident Ia the transportation to Chicago
~ United States marines and their re
tcntion there during the fair in guard
ing naval exhibits must he paid out IL
the funds for the support - the marine
corp@. and not out 81 the worlds fair
appropriation. The six car loads 81 ex-
hibits sent by the national museum TO
the Madrid exposition have just been
returned. and will he shipped to Chicago
at once. The exhibit appears to have
suffered by the return trip. but the dam
age done can be easily remedied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

WpTFLiNc. ". Va May The Iarg
ct haul - mopushinefs ever made IA
West Virginia hy internal revenue on
Gers bss hcen closed Up and the prism
ers. forty i've in number, are nou en-
route to Charleston. in charge ~ strong
I--s4c - United States msrshsls and
gusris Among the prisoners are two
women. Clara Smith and Asy Belchell
who have been particularly active and
succcssful in making mountain de~
for several years They we're al gath.
ers.d up IN NcDermoit and Wyoming
couH,,es and their arrests practically
breaks up The ulcunshine busInes N
that pprtiun - tho sfsts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
BONDHOLDElss WIN.


CHICAGO. May 3.-Judges Baker.
Jenkins and Seaman sat in the circuit
court of appeals today. The first case
to he heard WAS that IL the City -
Evansville against Theodore &. Wood
bury. brought up on a writ of error from
the district court of Indiana. The case.
which with others u a similar nature.
attracted good deal of attention when
heard in the lower court. is dispute
about the payment of interest on re
demption bonds. The city of Evans
Vile originally issued bonds to aid the
construction of the Louisville X Nash
vile railroad. Subsequently these bonds
we're taken UP 10y an issue Of redenip-
tion bonds. and these. il is claimed. the
city had no power Ia issue. The amount
at stake in this particular case is about
81. ZOO. Ii was decided in favor ~ the
tondholders by Judge Woods in Indian
apolis. Attorn. A. w. Hale appears
for the defcndan and G. c. Cunning
ham for the plaintiff in error.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
BISHOPS At ~ ANsTON.
Methodist Dignitaric- Meet Co Make
the Usual Assignments

CHcAco. May 3 A conference ~ the
board ~ bishops ~ the methodist epis
copal church was held in Evanston to
ments. The following bishops were
present: Senior Bishop Thomas Bow
man. St Louis. H. ). Foster. Boston; T.,
-. Andrews. New York; &. II. Foss
Buffalo. W. y. Nindc, Detroit; !. NJ
Walden. cincinnati: Steven VI. Merrill
Chicago. ". VI. MallalIeu. Buffalo, e. H.
Fowler. Minneapolis. J. ". Joyce. At
lanta, ! VI Fitzgerald. New Orleans; X
W Warren. Denver. AMI -. \. Goodsell
San francisco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
BARNABY JEWELS MISSING.


Provide Scr. Y. l.. May 3-Mrs- 10
sephine Barnaby. whom Dr. Graves at
Denver is accused of poisoning. was sup
posed Ia lave taken 10000 worth ~
diamonds and jewclry with her when
she started on her journey west. The
jewelry was forwarded from Denver 10
the administrator here after Mrs Barn
aby's death. When the administrators
attempted Ia cell the SUPPRESSED jewels
he Was informed that the diamonds were
paste. and even the settings were ha@n
metal plates One diamond necklace in
the schedule is missing. II is also learned
that the two rooms where Mrs Barn
ahy's personal effects were stored have
been ransacked and everything - value
stolen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
AFTER MEXICAN REBELS.
DiAx HAs Another small Revolution
on HNs HAnais-

FL P,so, May & -Senor Martinez
Jaraez. Mexico. lef, that city at mid
nlght la-t night on a special train with
one troop of cavalry for Las Medinas.
about ninety miles south IL here.
from where they will make
all possible haste 10 Ascension
where an outbreak has occurred. The
ifoops " al arrive there tomorrow The
nature 20 the trouble is not known. but
u is believed 10 be insurrectionary
owing Ia the fact that IL is In the dis
trist where the recent outbreak occurred.
Ascension - a town 70 80 inhabitants
aud ITO miles south 81 Denver.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

LoSpoS. May & The city was tho
scene today Il an unusual demonstra
tion. Eight hundred brokers. headed
by leaders hearing the union jack and
wearing union Jacks IL paper in their
hats IN tOkencf their devotion 10 the
cause II the union and their opposition
to Irish home rule. marched in pro
cession from the stock exchange to a
unionist meeting in Guildhali. Upon
the anthem. Rule Britannia" and
choercd loudly for the union. for Lord
Salisbury and other unionist leaders \
crowd assembled evidently not in sym
pathy with the brokers. and lent variety
to the cheers by occasional hoots-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
GROVER ENJOYED IT.
He Thinks the Fair Will He q Great
Success.

W,sHINGroN. May a-when asked to
night for an expression Of opinion re
garding his visit Ia the worlds fair.
President Cleveland. through Private
Secretary Thurber. said: We received
a very cordial welcome and everything
that could be done WAS done for our
comfort and pleasure. II was an occa
sion which shall always remember
with sense 81 genuine pleasure. lwas
much gratiiied at the enterprise. skill
and taste displayed in the arrangement
and appearance of the buildings and the
results thus far attained bespeak To my
mind a great success for the worlds
fair"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
MINI, A>s' PLEAD GUILTY.
Gsr~ia's Followers are Awaiting Son.
tsnsss ~ ~. tntonio

- AVroNlo. Tesas Nav 2 Twcniy
Ncxicsn~ charged with violating ths
I niicd States noniruiiis iaws werr ~
faigne3 here i,sls9 before ihs
f,sleTal cDur- W this nmmt.e'
a,,iccn J'rs3ei rui'iy and faur
MT guilty Judge 4 : Mass,
t.fcrfe,l ssyicnre Al q the defend
arfs sefe sadcrs ~ tho t'srzs rev,.u
iiol.sry movement sud beld commission.
"a .f'iosfs ia his So calie,l army tuyc
iano bsnavide= vas one ~ thu@e n
pleaded not guilty His tTtsl y as 50 fo'
t.fsrrfUu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

~ wit Te, Fr,r~- Tskr Quarter ~
Hta Fss--s-~.t.sws

S,~ FNssvl,s.o MAJ Z tAvire~ fr,lr7
~inrspare -r~e,ro.l isfe isaf nisrt ~
steamer fhrF st rr - -thl~FIans
slssys FreHrh aEsress.an .n ~ism r.
sens shat f.ir -,rnrh a'aicf fhc rti ~
~ fhe Nff<'rE - te+r- sIrE % 'hs rssrs a'-'
q srr-1f1rr rssfi~ Fhen fhrV a~Iu'rr.t
rsngHsa fhia hss feer r-stsf~f ~ the
Ens hu' anv - ~ i0 - fais''s aass
thsra s-s rgns that 'fe Ffanen siii ta
Bowed p, ~rife sss 1er1rrtnss fuifr
..,e fasrt-r q ~|aris ferrftorY The
Frf,ah SIS nst fntrVf~re vffA thr
F-anfh a. the siaasrsr hsTs ssfsis ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

MELBorRNE. May 3The directors
and other officials u the Mercantile
Bank ~ Australia. which recently failed
who were under accusation 81 criminal
mismanag"ment IL connection with the
affairs Of the bank. have all been dis
charged from prosecution with the OK
ccption ~ the Hon. Sir NJ. III. Davies
who was the leading director. and Fred
erick Milhlge. who was general manages
~ the institution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
ANOTHER STATE SCANDAL
Indiana viii Investigate the Home for
predetermined.

ISpIANAroLIs May 3-Governor Mat
tbews and the members ~ the state
hoard ~ charities left for Fort Wayne
this afternoon. Tomorrow rigid invee
.igaiion ~ the home for fcebleminded
youth will he inaugprssed. Charges
have been made hy Charles Miller. an
employe 81 the institution. and IL .. SAID
Governor Matthews has the informs
iion that leads him g. believe that
there rs grave mismsnageneut IN the
institution
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
CARLISLE A sUWPRIsR
New Yosk Baph~ss Hss BE kncwv
Noshtne Assows the Tv~aswvy.

W.snIsuros. May 3-Gresf interest
is felt IN the developments - the nest
few days in FINANCIAL msttsrs. Sec-
reiary Carlisle has irtIusted ks
will shortly take some definite
sieps. and " now refnsins tn ie
-s-en whether this r,esne an iseve ~
t,onds or the Development - q new
financial policy 40 tho result q be fe-
cent conference With New York aud
Chicago bankers II % rsJvs'sd that
Mr. Carlisle Will visf New York 90
Ssfer,lsr fr further conference
9th bankers. ss siyicee received here
from banking circi.s ~ Nee forh
indicate that fnsrciers there were
not fsvo,sbly suppressed With the s~cfe-
farys ls'e West ard conference II 10
said indeed that the, found him bach
ing ~ a surprising degree in Information
which even q spiyrslinste ~ fhs trehs.
urv department ought 20 bsvs thor
auehly sf h,s finger erd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.
Horrible Accident 20 Four Men 1t
Tcrrc Haute. Indiana,

THRRE HAUTr. Ind. May "A special
10 the Express from Brazil. Indiana.
says: Intelligence II most horrible ac
cident near Eel River station. south of
here. reached this city this evening.
Three men. one namei Mace and John
son and the other name unknown. have
been sinking small coal shaft. About
?o'clock this morning the men went
into their blacksmith shop at the mouth
~ the shaft tn do some blacksmithing
While hammering piece of red hot iron
a piece of the heated metal broke of and
flew into box near Try containing fifty
sticks of dynamite. Instantly there was
an explosion that shook houses on their
foundations for several hundred yards
about the scene. The shop and shaft
houses were wrecked. while in the ruins
lay the mangled and torn remains IL
three unfortunate men. Two of them
were fairly blown TO pieces and were
gathered up in basket. Mace lived
about an hour. when he. too. died.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
GUARDS WANT MORE PAY.
Living at the Fair ls BEYOND . 500
Per Month Pur~c.

Chicago. May 3. \ demand signed
by more than 1000 Columbian guards
will tomorrow be made upon the di
rectors of the exposition for an increase
Of sl5 per month IL their pay. The
guards claim that eco month is too
small for them 10 live decently. and that
they were led to believe that their pay
would be increased Nay l. They also
claim that the cost Ut living at the fair
has advanced 50 much since opening
that their present salary will not
coxnr IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Wss az tct ~f Cod,

vatkFr. Nay Z Tho c,rpncT'e
jury charged With ihe Investigation =
ihe crib disaster - tro wcoks szo. 70.
Turned ver,hc; tins aftcruoou rndinz
that the .o@s - ~ many iiVrs vss an act
q ,.,-i ard notod3 vas = blame puies=
~ vas ths men themselves ~ not taking
The sspl and trsang o. set g. shore ai 10
o'clock "Wednesday uiRht. lust before
they sent iuto Tho air kzk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

steam yacht Valiant was launched at
I.acid's shipyard Birkenhead. today.
Lady Alya Montague. daughter 81 the
duchess of Manchester. chrisiened the
vessel "a she took the water. The yacht
Satanita. which will compete with tho
new American yacht Navahoc. was
launched at Southampton today. She
is ~ go tons register. Her lead keel
weighs eighty tons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Cry or MEyroo. May 3-The govern.
ment has inaugurated the policy of sup
pressing al newspapers I'm MEXICO which
are pronounced in their opposition 10
President Diazs administration. and in
teres,ing developments are expected this
week Nearly loo newspapers. including
III Democratic. one of the leading dailies
of this city. were forced by the authori-
ties 20 suspend publication last week.
and the work will be continued by the
government until the opposition presses
are entirely stopped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

NV YoEN. May 2 The London cable
D. the Evening Posi say. Todsy's mar
kets were flat. \ rise IA tho bank rate
Is still expected. although f-ll3ts
chiefly IN eagles were bought by the
Bank - England tc-lay Tue belief IL
beginning - gain ground that american
gold shipments are about - end. The
drought is affecting the wheat market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
NoiI RpTTr>>pss pNro~tp


it~tyns Nsh Ne, 2 Intsre~i in ths
,r.~seltsf,ent proceedings - he rspiioi
"a ling laesFh fosias y l. nprcar.
pstsaon contractor Al the state Tfai
tsustafs vss ss-oails-a he tes'irnony
Throughout re~ fasr,gshjr g. ~ ~
re.,hesi fs.sfa q yatiic lsnsls snsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
TWILIGHT nIT THE RING
\ JO to Shot Ecats n lot ct selling
plater~

ST Louis. May > Twilight won the
fourth race at the far grounds track g.
day nj ~ to / HE hackers took snuD
out - the ring The charge ,s ma,lc 10
night that Twilight did not run ai all.
hu; that Tanner. the Same horse that as
a ringer" made surceesful coup ~
I.atonia two years sEo. was substituted l.
The hnr-o was ridden ts Booth lieiisirea.
whose father - Secretary & the Jockey
teluI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

TRA~ETpEz. Ind Nay a Ih~uphilus
rendieian q Wolf Lake vsnt home
drunk yesterday ard IN a auar-rl vi'h
hs ife be- struck her IN the hessi kiil
Inz her instantly TIE iru'e then s,'iyed
be a'Rni e'sh = So rlsntbs sn1 t-~s,
got ~ hysius Hgsins, the stove lie
then cspy ed ibe eiirass by cutting hs
thr.sa4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

puft.ssfrHfA. Mar Z u ruuse
9senc~ - having refused o. scr"'ie p
tse ,l@uasnf - Fhiskers strtss =
sefsrs va as,irre~i st ~ -trs.ford snd
helieva~ hff~i- snd Hp p.is'' kHsl3in9
resiaurant sB fontprfsf fy VI ts"isi'
IRE sffvestr ho'ei sr-si t'ain-nas'~ s'Fr
-t1nit.sf p, ihr frrasrfig = iHs ssiie-s
q, ngassffre A. sfhrf b fsis ar.i rrsrnn
rsnts - sac 1of ssfsht - snfefre she
80 ~, y rs.sus skarlag ircrpe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

sculptures in thoss ssction& Guards
stooa At the entrances ~ the other gal
leries and kept the people cut whilo the
sofk VI installation zee In progress
The galleries which are open are not in
proper condition for public inspection.
but the settees and aisles we're nlled
Sith admirers u tho beautiful works Il
art which come from the German and
Austrian eu pires
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

RoNF. May 3-ln the course o. a
heated debate in the chamber 81 depu
ties today Slgnor Rnsano. under secre-
tary IN the ministry ~ the interior. re-
ferrcd TO Deputy DE Martino in an in.
sultsng manner. As result prepsra
tions are beng made for duel between
the two men. Tho president ~ the
chamber IL doing all he can 10 effect a
reconciliation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Hut Few Chinese Registered.

CHICAGO. May 3-Out of about 5000
Chinese in Chicago. only sS} had regis
tered up to the hour Of closing 81 the
internal revenue office this evening. Ii
Is believed. however. that the majority
Of the Chinese here will register.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Chasing the I,clr.l.

H,vAv. May II has been learned
that the Cutan rebels are now hetseen
Puerto De Padre. a northeast coast
harhor and Manati. anf seven columns
~ colonial troops have teen sent IN pur
suit Two Spanish men - war have
a.so gone up tho coast Absiccs fcom
Madrid are o. the effect that the span.
,sh government considers the coiorisd
troops sufficient - suppress the revolt.
bat 10 sacr,fcc Nill br spared - main
t.sln Srar lah ru-e IN Cuha
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

buildings but e did not dispel the s0s-
picion hat the busincsS msthoas pas-
saed by the hard and the prisnu con-
tractor lacked IN system. - Priso1
Contrsctos Dosyan isassd the convicss
90 himseH st 80 osnts per day and
charged the state d pr day fos each
man employed J. w. 6ook. Who
furnished the stone fog the cell house.
wss of the opinion that the price he wss
paid was much lee than it uas listed 10
the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

wAssISGroS. May a-The danger of
ar uprising in Corea against christian
missioaaries in that country has passed
and the alarming prospect u Affairs re
parted BY the mail steamer from Japan.
which arrived yesterday. Is not immi-
nent Admiral Harmony yesterday
cabled the department that the Alert.
Which had teen ss,nt 10 Chefnulpo. the
pert II seo,l, Ia protect American mis-
sionarie- had returned Ia Shanghai Ii
10 certain that the Alert would not have
left Chemuipo II matters had not as
sumed . peaceful aspect
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

A~ssrusss Nd. Asy Z Ths Cover
~ hns Apl~nnts-si Friday. Juns o.. a.
TIE asF fof the er-~sI'trr - William,
Ifukss.s SD IsAa,-i fsart-rr. convicted
q the usssrtssT a Ffsrei. NJ Bovs~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

roxpoN. May : Robert + Lincoln
the retiring United Sfates minister. aud
NJ White the secretary - The United
States iegafion. dined thts evening with
Lori Roscberry. the british foroign So
rptsry Nr Lincoln vii ~ ~ Windsor
iomorrov "a present hia letters = recall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
aurpNutnrrs >pp
tss.r,s- -nJ Austrian rse'"'e. sui
se.irt.rs- -hossn

Uusfus Fss tssssf 4fse 'nu ss.a
Nay r Ths t.ssman and sas'f l.hi
l~~irs fn tN~ Hns arfs inlhhnr r.rr
.fsuefl o. 'f.~ ruif tbs aff~fns-n arl
hHn,frrsis - p~aflr ts-as sitar'sgr -
The nrpsrtnntiY io see TIE paintings and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

I~pts~.roLts. Nav suv~rp0s
Nss,h~-s to-day sggysinted sselrsn t,sr,-
t~l "a yiru~npe. sna " * Svermstesit
~ Evansville TRUSTEES - the Ersnrviiis
insane hospital and John l. Fanlkurr
70 Msdi.on cssnhty snd Dennis i'hi a
cs-< county TRUSTEES - fss. ipssoe bs~
piiaI o. i,,eHnsp-yt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

shsn BY opposins the devesopnsniofrieh
tsrr.iosy. The yoang SiAmese are er-
gsAixing to resist The Freoeh. bat the
ting 10 more afraid of his osn army
taaa Ut the foreigner. ~ . var would be
utilized BY them fos not and piunder
Aad thar drss attack would b ~ loot
the imperial paiAesA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Cr..1,-1o~. = q Nav "A tornado
t,ss~<,a fhrysugA Jssrf,ssn - lessngirn
sni N.vf~rry cxurfp~s t.slsY surss .fifx
fsYu~~ sna riiis srd dssng 'rorh otsef
dHraers rfiss ~ssffsan rss Killed
spd sevsrsl y-s~sns tn5srs>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
ON A PANIC'S BRINK
Grsat ExcitemsWt in Wall Stssk
vssasrday.
TREMENDOUS RAID OF 0eAas
One IaAasas1sl 0sUke - - 80 -
WtA6os RsaHss Wsss AauaUauA
WteAous sho lIaasG 0soonlA

NEw YoRK. May A-This hs 49, Q
day of great excit<1sat and depssnuiaa
st the stock exchange. The saissssscAsd
5sse. .eSsi shares. hquidstsons having been
on q more extensive scale than fos iong
time There was nothing in the x1y q
news 90 affect price, adversely. Stsriing
exchange was easier and gold exporssby
Saturdays steamers are s'iii i'm doubt
Money Mas also IN better suppiy 20 tho
stock exchange brokers. and rsi@s IL in-
terest. declined under increased olier-
ingK The heavy selling a stocks is si-
tributahle almost entirely o. the ex.
hsustion of margins and the uncertainty
created 10y the runsore an circulation II.
f-cting the credit II corporations and
individusls The only failure reported
wac that ~ A. II. Wheeler and si.is vas
of little consequence, hot the bears. TAX
ing advantage II the decentralization,
started stories about the alleged em.
barrassment II leading operators aud
banks The meet di!ieeni s-arch after
the close ~ the exchange failed o. cor.
roborate the stories 81 impending trouble.
There is no doubt. however. that many
loans on the Industrials Sec called In
and that some firms were forced 10 sell.
Big Br~ak In Prsc~~-
Rallies in the market xer~ frequent.
hut they counted for little each and
every recovery starting the selling move
ment afresh. The depression sss moss
marked after deliver, hour ~ ID =. n.
when there was absolutely no suppost
in any quarter and prices dropped one
market then MAS in a semi psnicky con
di,ion and the board room was rrac,,c.
ally Bedlam let loo~e. Coriage hrs,ka
la, 10 Si. preferred II to ~: Chicago
gas. l2A Ia sssis: sugar n b. ss.. DO
Rock Island. 3 10 a.; Consolidated ess,
-, 10 LIS. r.. a +. H.. a. to l.S6, elec.
tric. 3ss 90 -. Great Northern preferred
"a. 10 l-2G: Louisville New Allan, Il
Chicago. , 20 l5s Manhattan. 81, TO
ia; NJ. 4 o.. q 10 ls. starch. 3 % Il;
New York a Northern preferred 81 IN
lai,; Edison electric. 3 10 LIS. East
Tennessee first preferred 4 "a -; Long
Island. pa "a Los; Missouri. Kansas A
Texas preferred 4 Ia l9i.. Omaha. "a to
AN: rubber. IL n ssi-. In the last
fifteen minutes of business under pur-
chases 10 cover shorts prices ralls%d q
10 3 Per cent. but the market nevcrthe-
lees closed weak and demoralised
Patlarrs prophested-
Wall street tonight presented IN un-
usual scene. Lighte are cleaning from
scores IL ofiiccs where clerks are busy
over their booka The day ~1s Q
troub!ous one for speeulafora There
WAS one failure Albert IL. Wheeler. a
small "room trader" There ~ talk os
failures tomorrow because IL ls well un.
derstood that hquidstions have occurred
in consequence IL the calling IN ~ loans
10y various banks in industrial stocks
An uneasy feeling prevails and hroker.
age concerns are dispoeed 10 keep their
affairs in snug shape pending a solution
- the questions which have led 10 the
serious depression on the values on the
stock exchange during the past week OF
two.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Rows. May 3 The whole = Sirily
eas shaken ~ ~ earthquake tr-iay
Telegraph communiratior slih The
isiand - partly ia'errugfsd u - feared
that Srrsi dau8agn - prnperfy snd slme
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

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