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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

buIlioa 10 have II eoin>d into standard
silver dollars az the present ratio of II
% I. receiving standard silver dollars for
IL 90 tho szaeuat of th~ esmpsrcisl salns
u the bullion the difference a. be re
tained ~ reserve fluid by the treasury.
This coinsSe IL not 70 exceed 4, 0oo Go
Per month and - 10 stop when the sg-
grexate Amounts % el0a0nooo Tee
silver dollars are % b fuii legal tsnder
and 10 certificates are % be issued 20
represent theu- The purchase clause
Of the Sherman act h 10 be repealed
The secretary of the trsasur, i
a. DO authorized 10 Issue bonds psy
able after i've years and bearing
interest not 10 exceed per cent.
10 the amount of eDnncoao for the
purpose Of naintsininx al the money Of
the United States a. par With gold dol
lara bic had endsatored. be said, in
offering his amendmeat % find that
middle path which is the path Of safety.
Originally he haal been Tor repeal and
wss - now. There Was no reasouabls
excuse Tor shs senate lake Nero iiddling
further on the subject There had been
q tinsisiisy about acting en the subject
Of bond issue tthe authority Tor which
he had no doubt existedl whea. il action
had been taken. the present panic be
believed would have been avoided Any
party and any administration ought 10
bc brave enough to face any issue aud
10 act energeticslly ard promptly. Ii
was TO him perfectly astounding that
the administration sat by and sax the
public credit 20 10 ruin without doing
anything 10 prevent H.
Mr.. Stewart begnn another Install.
ment Of his yoluminous speech. but
yielded the floor 10 Mr.. Frye who re-
ported back bill from the committee
on commerce. hr. Stewart resumed the
floor and went on with bis speech which
was continued az much length until Mr..
Voorhees, asked him IL he would yield
for recess. Mr.. Stewart consented
with the remark that he would not be
able TO conciude tonight and 30 a. 4.s5
p m. the senate took recess until III
clock tomorrow morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Ann AEBoR. Mich. Oct. 3--fresident
ANGEL has returned from Chicago
where be has been visiting the worlds
iair in the interest OF the university.
He says that the university will prota-
bly, receive some additions from the
valuable collections Prot. Pettee left
for Chicago tonight % see about some
mineraiogicsi exhibits Part q the
state exhibit of Michigan. as well as
portions Of the mineral exhibits OF other
states. viii very likely be presented TO
the university. Regent Hebard will
present a very valuable petrItied tree
from Arizona
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
ENBtzzIED stoo. 900.
st Louis Firm Assigned Owing 90
Iss Cashiers Crime.

s.. LorIs. Oct 36-1'he Rsinwater-
Bradford Fiat company. one OK the lead
ing kholesale rirms of this city. a, late
hour this evening male a general assign
mert o. secure their creditors. This
Was presipitated by the discovery that
ihcir cashier Louis j Silva. who has
ieen a trusted etapioye of the company
for eight years was an embczzler 10 the
amount x SioC CO. The assignment 10
% cover Liabilities q slsJ.Oo. aud
assg q are placed az s3OoOu0. Silva
cannot - found tonight although a
s6erif = deputy With warrant is
louking for him. silva was known 10
have gambied considerably q late years
and - this as asfslcsfion - sscrihed.
The hrm does a large business and has
been rated frat class. MAJOR Rainwater
J. prominent 10 business. social and
political circles H- - president % the
Merchants Railway rompany and was a
stronx candidate Ter the last democrat
nomi ination Tor mayor The private Tor.
tuues q the t~o heads u the tirm are
thought TO insure them against total
disaster
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
Indiana Build,ns Aare

CArcAGo. Oct 26-Visitors at the
Indiana state building this afternoon
were frightened by a small blaze which
broke out an the tower. Many os them
rushed out OF the building when the
alarm was given but there was no danger
20 the structure az any time. The fire
department sxtinguished the blaze by
tearing out the sheeting in the tower
and destroying some OF tho staff work.
The loss is small and the building has
not the appearance Of having had tire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

LrSpEs PARK RAcK TRAcK. Oct III
First race. live furlongs Drum Major
won. DR. Garnet second. Oporto third;
time lA2a,. Second. mile and half
Beansey won. Stockton second. Redskin
third: no time gwen. Third. ak fur.
longs Malanie won. Flatiands second.
Sandowne third; time l.lJis Fourth.
eleven -eixteenths of a mile Nahma
won. Tenacious second. Pirafe Chief
third; time iO9ik. Fifth. mile Rico
won. The Ironmaster second. kildeer
third; time l:sA Sixth. seven furlongs
Picknicker won. Major DAILY second.
peseara third: time | -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

CISciEssrI, Oct 26-Judee ssyier
this afternoon spposnted Alfred Is lin
temporary receiver 81 BIZ. Auburn
Cable Railway company. The acton
grew out ~ petition ~ ed In the court
of common pleas the nouing ~ Eben.
ezer y. kinzie. asking The court to 80
sess the liabilities cs the stockholders a
the Mt Auturn Cattle Isailpsy CON
pany for relief a. 4 creditor - the Do
fendant company Tor s2S607 Mr.. I'm,
the receiver. = the present secretary q
the cpmrany
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

generals shoald have the right - sp-
point depafiss add be wcold like 10
have TIE e11ee piaaed en the salas lass
as al other departments q The state
gossrnnsnt Durin< The year pas; ths
prosecuting stiorneys oi The sfzte
handled iS9sl erininsi c~sc& Convto
tions we're obtained in lf2D q thcsa
The remaining cases are socounted foE
as follows: Apealtted. 2esos dismissed.
seS's noiie pressed. l372; dismissed @
exsmin4tioa. 30: ssttied ana oihsrwiss
disposed of. lis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

CHICAGO. Oct 26.-Results at Hsw-
thorne First race. one mile Tenny.
jr.. won, Silyerado second. Echo third:
time. 1sssk. Second. seven furlonge--
Mockshi won. Enthusiast second. Linger
third; time. l..s2i4 Third. i've fur
longs -O'Conueil won. Huron second.
First Ward third: time. lgif. Fourth.
one mile lily Dy won. Content second.
lmmilda third. time. lS2 Fifth. SIX
furlonge- Craft won. Alonzo second.
Hedge Rose third; time. la Sixth. sin
furlones -Spcndoline won. Blur second.
n nm King third. time N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
sent Him smsiI.Pox scab~

CELIss. Ohio. Oct. 36-Some person
in Muncie. Indiana. cent Marshal John
Woods some small pox scabs yesterday
inclosed IN a very degrading letter.
Marshal Woods would not permit any
body from Muncie 10 come here. and it
"a thoeghs that somebody there has
tried 20 spread the dreaded disease in
this city and resortcd 10 the above
method The postoffce authorities have
taken the matter in hand and will make
an EFFORT 10 trace the letter 10 the
zentier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Two HARBoRs. MINI. Oct a6-The
grand jury has returned two indictments
Tor rape against Father Connolly and
one Tor kiduaping against Mrs. Mullal-
ley. his sister. Bali vas fxed at 5000
in Conollys case and $500 in Mrs Null
lalieys case and the court adjourned.
Both will Re tried in Duluth. change
Of venue having been granted from
Lake county. Both are still in Jail but
expect 10 get bail this afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

IsogFfxDFscE- Iowa Oct d. fslcofny.
dis,nai weather and bat one race. the
, IS trot ~ the card AZ Rusb park. vert
hand in hand today. Ten starters vent
SIX gOcd heats before The race xns IA
isbed Cedsfvood captured TIE first
hraf with Unaware serand Motto Rnt
the srcond beat ard Janns fhe tfif8
Jus~are tkeE xosnd ID the racs with
three straight hests Beet tire. 23sis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

FKASxroRT, Ky. Oct 2s.- The court
Of appeals today held that the Hewitt
act repealed the net ~ 1874. siiosiag
railroads efemption FROM tares I've
years from the leginhing u their con-
struction: bot also hsld that railroads
which we're begnn bsf0re the Hewitt
act vas pss-ed ear siill tisim the ~.
emrfson. This DECISION vii put sb0ut
esslOoo into the state treasury, and on
such new rosds lntrrssied 4 vii largely
swell the treasures a eonbties end
cififs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

fxpfssAPoLas. Oct ei-The secret
marriage u Charles =. Coxhisn. The &C.
toE, sho appeared in ths city n the
early part a the week. and Miss kuhne
Bsssriise. = member of the same CON
pany. lesked out today. The tuo we're
marri<d shortly after midnight. Tues
dsy. bat the license has not. thrvugh the
peculiar ssy they have of eonceallng
saca Affairs - ths coaaty clerks once.
beea put on ths records yet IL - an
other ezss of Dscsmbsr and May. Cogh,
lan havins sssa 81 years Of tbs life
Hhals hls bride can claim only 10 cogh-
lan's sifo attained some prominencs ss
the scaiptFess Of bast of Grover Cieve-
land She - . niece OF ex-josernor
bsvertdge Of Illinois. and has been on
the stage but short time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
burglars Big Haul

ADRIAN. Mich. Oct 6. Robbers en-
tered the house OF Henry kabley while
the family were at supper. and TO the
accompaniment Of children crying al the
supper table. they robbed the trunk q
a boarder. John George koegel. Of q 100
In currency. The trunk was In koegcls
apartment. front room. and the entire
front part Of the house was torn up. the
robbers overhsuling stoves bureau
drawers. bed ticks ard everywhere that
persons OF timid turn OF mind might
stow away treasures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

LAsslse, Mich. Oct n-The arrest
81 Nelson Bradley. cashier a the insoi-
vent Central Michigan Savings bank.
which occurred yesterday afternoon on
q warrant charging him with making =
false report 10 the state banking CON.
missioner. u still the one topic - disens-
sion IN THE city. where nearly al his life
he has been known as an honorable and
kind hearted business man. A great
deal Of sympathy IA expressed Tor him. a.
well as for his family; who are almost
prostrsfed aifh shame and humiliation.
There are no now developments In the
case. bradley declines 20 have any
thing 10 say about the charges made
against hial. and as yet has secured no
legal counsel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

CHacsca. Oct - Delegates % the
resi eststs congress today adopted reso
iafioHs aisIroF.f.r ti,e Torrer's system -
lard frErtffrs sna ssisDcafiar 80 aagp
ter ~ fhe fiferrHt states vsfh oniy
snc1 Hsositficsiiors ~ s0sf 20 considered
necessary " lecnl sxyoditions After rre
siffng fsr the printing - the pfocre1
iHss tnt meeting s3sourne1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

AUSTIN. Mimi. Oct. 36-A mixed
train on the Chicago 4 Great Western.
due here at II 30. went through bridge
near he'd Rock station, seven miles
north OF Austin. at IL o'clock today.
The locomotive passed over the bridge.
but the balance OF the train was dumped
into the creek Three passengers are
seriously injured Among them the
Rev T. T. Rogney. pastor OF the Luth-
eran church of this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
De Young Ranructted.

CHICAGO. Oct Representatives OF
foreign governments who will take
part In the mid winter fair to be held in
San Francisco. gave banquet tonight
az the Auditorium hotel TO VI. H. De
Young. director general OF the fair and
first vice president of the national com
mission Mr.. DE Young has just re-
turned from California with rosey re-
ports % the interest being taken in the
exposition % which he is at the head
and originator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Fire broke cut At As this morning in
tue grocery store of NFs 9at 10 the
Baroard block AZ No - Shaxnat ave
nue and an alarm ras turned ia from
hox >o SIS The loss wss iight a. Mrs
Boif rad moved porticn n the stock
to saother building preparatory 20
changing her business location II -
not kno~n how the Ere originated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Owosso. Mich. Oct 26 - Officer Beares-
ford arrested &. A. Shaw last night
Shaw is wanted at Marcellus for blow.
ing the safe OF c. III. Hudson on Scptem-
ber 25 A reward OF sl00 was offered.
Notes and other papers have been re-
covered. The prisoners clothes answer
the description Of those worn by the
man who shot officer cady few days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
Arno scn.enced Cor IAfe

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. 26.-Arno. the
pcddler who led Pearl Butler astray. was
placed on trial this morning. the evi-
dencc taken and submitted 10 the jury.
The latter returned In two minutes after
being sent out and gave in a verdict of
guilty. Sentence 81 prison for life was
at once pronounced and the prisoner
was taken 10 jackson tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

TEaRE HsrTE. Ind. Oct &-Owine
90 rain the races were declared OF.
Under the American trotting sssocia
ton ruies the races souid not be po~t.
tuned longer than the last day of the
week advertised. Another meeting 10
advertised Tor November "a. - and &th.
The came stables now here. with teo or
three otherh. eill BE- here next week and
sll the horse that would have gone Zoe
lover marks this week will STAR again
raxt week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

ForT SMITH. Ark. Oct 26.-Henry
Starr. nd Wilson and Ailen CLANCY.
under indictment for the Prior Creek
train robbery. were found guilty 10
Judge Psrxers court this afterno, "a.
The case has been IA proe<ess for tao
lara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
nEwAnn Fon wBIrEcArS
Governor Hegx VIII Wage War
Against fcsas Outlaws

Arsrgs. Tsxa4 Oct 3d-For some
tsme past Texas eottoa gan owners have
suffered ths loss of their gins for not
obeylng posted orders Of anoTganization.
whose members call themselves white
eapa The order demands that ginners
cease ginning cotton until the price gees
up 10 . cents Whit-caps hoped by this
means to keep the cotton in Eelds and
prevent its being marketed at the pres
ent low figures. Several who failed 10
comply with their orders have lost their
gina by inccndiarism. This morning
Governor Hogg took active steps to stop
the matter BY issuing Proclamation
Offering s2D0 reward for every conviction
Of a member OF these gangs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Kansas CRY. Mo-. Oct B-In the
third race At Exposition park today
Cstlan stumbled At the turn and threw
Jockey r. Bell Cailsu vas we'll up and
a hoof q one % the other horses struck
the unfortunate jockeys head. fractur
ing his skull. he is At the hospital and
AL pruhably die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
HOW THEY STAND.
Division ofthe senate ON the Question
or unconditional Repeal.

WASHINGTON. Oct 6-lt will now be
OF interest 10 compare with the final and
decisive vote in the senate on uncondi-
tional repeal the division that has been
recognized as existing all along on the
question. viz: Forty-eight repealers and
thirty seven antirepealofs. the total
number being that Of the full member
ship. This division is as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

HAssFssrss. Pa. Oct - This after
noon Governor Pattison issued death
warrants Tor two 0ur,iersrs. Ralph
tsroesuaeyer a Mckean county and
Auxeio zsph n Allegheny coarty. both
nsen will be sxecuted December IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
HAIL TO HER cOLoRS
Big BsttIssI,ip Oregon Launched
At San francisco
AMID GREAT ENTHUSIASM


S&x FRASc1soa Oct N-rks b,s
bsstlsship Oregon vas suc><s<fuily
iaunched Al ths pni6a Iron xorks
shortly nefors nova today In tie
presence q, over 9o.0oo people The
morning broke cold and cbssrles< and
heavy fog osorhuag The bss and land.
but the uninsiting oon1itios ~ the at
mosphsre did not deleF those sho uads
up their minds 10 he presehi az the
launching from starting out az an early
hour for the scene. on the bay yschts
tugs. steamers and al svAlaiae snaa1
boats wars crowded 90 their utmost ca
paeity. Nearly ali were rally decorated
and with flags Tying The, presented q
very pretty picture when IA position
in the vicinity of the iron sorks The
fog lifted by al o'eiock and the sun
shone forth 10 lend ifs glory 10 the
scene. Al this time the sharrs pers
black with the great and enthusiastic
ihrong. saxlousiy awaiting the monenf
when the tide would be highest and
the mass of iron and steel would
plunge into the waters a tie hay A
private stand had been erected IA<hf
here stood invited guesfs and thoee who
launching Irving NJ. Scctt. president
of the Union Iron works VAS present
giving directions - the ihsf rninata.
General bEgcr commanding the depart
menf of the Pacific nnd sinf: Captain
HowisoH. comnandsnt Maro leland
Navy yard; Governor Markham. Mayor
Eliert. General Conpson q Portland.
representing Governor pSnnoyer of
Oregon. and other distinguished per-
sons were present
Chri>tened the ship.
In addition there were two young
ladies who were % take most important
part in the ceremony. They were Miss
Daisy Ainsworth. representing the state
of Oregon. and Mss Eugenia Shelby,
representing the city II Portland Miss
Ruth Dolph. daughter % senator Dolph
Of Oregon. had been designated 10y Sec.
retary Herbert % represent the navy.
but the young lady was unable % TO
present. On arrival Of the final mcment.
two minutes before noon. the cord con
Meeting the dog shores instead 81 being
severed by the historic haichet was cot
by guiIlotine. set free by the pressing
of an electric button by Miss Shelly.
The guillotipe severed the cord
which held two twenty hive round
weights In position. These weights
struck the dog shores and knocking them
out set the vessel In motion At The
same moment Miss Ainseorth pros=od
another button. allowing a hottie % Cal
ifornia champagne o. crash against the
bow In = thousand pieccs and spill ifs
csntents over H. Thus was the big shsp
cliristencd on her departure from tho
ways down which she giided easily
down into the bay. mighty cheer arls-
ing from the admiring throng and hands
playing national airs. aud With every
whistle round about sending forth a
scrcech Of enthusiasm.
The Oregon when completed viii cost
exclusive al the arament sf.O0ooo0 She
will have a displacement a l0s,s tons.
a maximum of 1900 horse power aud a
speed of l63 knots per hour. Her
length over all wiz BE- 3ss feet; her
breadth 60 feet } inches; her diaught "A
feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

New YORK. Oct a6 - Bills for the fore
closure OF the following divisional mort
cages OF the Toledo Ann Arbor a North
Michigan railroad were forwarded from
this city today 20 be filed in the United
States court at Toledo: Toledo. Ann
Arbor a Grand Trunk; Toledo. Ann Ar.
bor 4 Lake Michigan; Toledo. Ann Ar
bor 4 Mount Pleasant. and Toledo. Ann
Arbor & Cadillac. amounting in all 10
S35440OO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
cI.nkE-s eHtsrLY JokE


t'Htessa Ch-t - Jobs Clarke wss
kae1fiioE iff c,nni runch - dough
toslay n thc kitchen - the v Wellington
tsterinz enmbsny when his right hard
sas canrot q fbe hanQr~ q the knead-
reg machine s1i rompletely severed H-
So tssen p ~ hFuerreucy hospital
al Fhen ssseii Nhers his bard was r.
Tt-si 4 Eaess = a IN the dough. 6ut I
bop 1o tsod 81 So Z spsu the hr-si
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

MILLERsBrRo. Ohio. Oct 26-Abou.
o'clock this morning six masked men.
who broke into the residence of Peter
Painter % Holme=yille. the wealthicst
man in Holmes county. tied Mr. and
Mira Painter TO the bed pest. broke open
= safe and took $50 in cash aud 500
worth IL iewelry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Or1sws. Ilis-. Oct 1S-1hs ss,rssus
court. IN = sborf huf pitnf opinion urit
isn ~ Justicc J. y. Sheehan and fled
this usafni1R. rsverses the Ief1elon q
the lower court in tise test ease a the
teopIe against the f3rncssilie Gal con.-
fauy. end decinFes tie weekly pag lss
passed - the last iiiinois legislature 90
s,t,afftafiouni
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

WkssrrcTor. Oct - SurR-on Cen
srsi WTmsbr rtr<rt ffou eurrscn
MURRAY at Brunswick. Georgia on TIE
yellow fever sifuafi1p ehoss ~ ~ thf.rn
we're twenty .enr new cssses ts,isf Thera
wsre TIVE deEfhs oE,e er.I6fsd and ~
sssfTzg IN sisis rs<s fsTs1led signs ~
r1slariai fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

wasafSgrOS. oct y Nrs Caeveiand
dro~e N frrna Ncadiey - the White
k1ase tsday Src .oaisssf rel ard
seemingly shuwed he 80 -E.rfs frsss trs
fhfre xesks' rar snersezt trfaars. r..
louicg the esf;a q asr daughter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

OF the forty five democrat senators it
will be seen that twenty two are placed
on the side OF the repeal aud twenty
three against repeal; aud il may be
added. for the truth OF history, that OF
the twenty-five ten were compromisers
viz: Brice. Camden. Faulkner. Gibson.
Gordon. German. Hunton. Lindsay. RAN
som and Turpie. while not all OF the re-
naming twelve democrat repcalers were
steadfast and unshaken throughout the
long controversy. OF thirty-eight re-
publicans in the senate twelve have
ranged themselves on the silver side,
aud among these Cameron OF Pennsyl-
vania enjoys position shared by none
other OF his colleagues. The republican
senators from the so-called silver
states" were anti-repealers and filibus-
ters by necessity IL from no other mo-
tive
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

AZ y o'cicck the norning a patrol
nan found k-iixa Cole. a soesan 81 years
Old. Nandefins about on Wealthy ave
rue she rs~ icsf ard The cfBcsr t,ok
her O. aer bone AZ ~. Ccrkln court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

'rfhs 9rsFsfs. Oct - fatn R,ei.e.
ras ~ Fssrs = AZ nho murdered
stre~s Narv Sisp~cn ~; hia ~ife
r. sarfs7sei a. thsir tts4is. NJ.
-irhia es-rFt "a Trees fav
NHe sftse crtnfesst,s IS.
sttn Far.s ae8 a - a4fs
Hernsss aasie taen s-.p
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

Original. widows. etc.-Leander Fluett
(father), South Haven; Diana Dingman.
Portland; Pattie S. Kelsey. Utica Re
issue-Susan Smith. Bangor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

KALKAsKA. Mich. Oct. 6-The plan.
ing mill of Smith A Blcasby burned 90
the ground. Loss. fl0ooo; partially In.
sured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
Enr. Ann-sI H.rrrs.

L.vs3so. Aich- Det ~ AffarfieT
Csenerxi Fi.is hss Iosl fls3 his eannal
report fie th.nks 'Hisre assssey
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

NJ Seeirs s.fireesea fhe seuate in al
vocscy u fae aseendment - which be
zssA rs.ss 90 ffctaiper it 1hs r-s.
posss % a4sFx the exaers ~ nIveE
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-03-20

j. E.s Herrera,.a Julius
Towers, and a. Nasquez, two of
the gambling vags, were commit
ted to the county jail this morning
to serve out $22,5O each, this being
the amount of the fines and costs
assessed by Justice Griff Jones.
John Long has sold his grocery
on the corner of San Pedro avenue
and will soon engage in the car
riage manufacturing business.