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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

S.S ASroSA. Terss. April w. n
Baker. chief engineer ~ the Fan Amer
can railroad. aided by corps - sssis;
ants. is making a survey ~ the pro.
pueed line through Texas The road
will start at Victoria. Texas. where cob
neciion will h~ made With the Southern
Pacific railroad and will follow
tho gulf coast 10 Bro~nsvills
and thence along the cnsst "a q
point below Tuxpan. Mefico. where q
ae,our will he made and the line ccm
ple,ed tn the City - Mes,co. The com
ple,ion ~ the road to the City of Mes'co
would shorten tho distance between that
city and New York &0o mica
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

WIlxlSoros. Del. April s. President
Cleveland and Secretary Gresham
reached Wilmington st q O'Clock this
evening and arc guests a Amt,Asssdor
bayard. They will remain until Mon,
day at his home. Delamcss Piscs. Prcsi.
dent Cleveland has never visited
Wilmington before. Mr.. Bsyssd ssid
tonight. The president 10 herr fos .
few hours rest. we'll earned rest indeed.
frou the strain and worry ot his once '
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

meeting S protest wss 10 h~ hold. AlS'at
40 o'ciock the mocceason tsresa -
reach the square. the firsa Jso,eassen he
ing h~aded hy hand Aad TOO ta,xs tAr
ners With the wouds mo Coescson-
Scue members Il the total atsAIncnoe
scieties had gsthersd Aers to MEET the
pafssirrA and thsse we're suI41lsmented
b. q numerous croud a che rowdy t~nt
on mischief without much regard ~
prieciple Fighting sooa began lrt~sea
the rosdies and teetotaiess On the sns
hand and the pAssdsrs On the other. In
the struggle bAnness uere torn ~ paeoes
and the PROFESSIONS broken up. The
proceedings throughout we're disssderiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
TIGER ON HIS KNEES
Tammsny Has Sought ." lnte'-
view With Cleveland.
II WILL OCCUR ON FRIDAY
The 6acAea.s Went 90 KNOW About
New Yosh federal O0crs and
0suves Wul Ten Them.

wAsHiSoroS. Aprils That President
Cleveland is willing tn treat with Tam
many 10 the inference draw from . visit
paid Co the White house this morning by
Lieutenant Governor Sheehan. The
mere fact Of Mr.. Sbeehan's call is not
the basis for this assumption. which he
came belief To those who saw MIR.
Sheehsn enter the presidents room, but
has firm foundation in the knowledge
that Mr.. Cleveland agreed to receive the
representative of Tammany hall next
week in order that they mig ut talk over
politics in New York.
Mr. Sheehan came early and with him
WAS Senator Murphy. Unlike his col
league. Senator Hill. Mr.. Murphy has
been 10 the White house more than once
since the fourth day Of March and his
visit did not have greater significance
than that he accompanied Mr.. Shcehan.
Grrat Frankne~s.
The conversation between Messrs
Murphy and Sheehan and Mr. Cicyeland
han,lshaking and commonplace ex.
IEtt>to0>. Nifo III al uSIceuicut
that Mr.. Sheehan should come back
later. The conversation was neither
animated nor particularly interesting,
aside from the fact that Tammany was
represented on one side aud the admin
istration on the other. Mr.. Sheehan
made no concealmcnt Of his desire To
talk over federal patronage in New
York. and the president was equally
frank in agreeing that he had the right
In do 40.
Mr.. Cleveland agreed with Mr.. Shee-
han that the present time was not pro
pitious for discussing the matter. and
he would probably have asked them 10
come back tonight had he not made
arrangements To leave Washington this
afternoon Ia spend Sunday in New
York. Ii was suggested and a. readily
accepted that Mr.. Shechan should come
10 see Mr.. Cleveland again some day
next week. and then the interview
ended.
The day sct for the interview is Friday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
w.,po.,n~.. E.x R.nA neorx..,,~.,

MSfsovsNS. April : Shareholders
and heposstofs - the suspended Com
mers,al Bank - Australia si.i recon
ssruct the sank aes COMPANY sill
BE- formed with = capital - fhrsps
. shirh fits-sps wih 10 rsised from
he depr~itnr- "a the basis - 5 shilitngs
in toe pound dspp-it- this o. constitute
preferred stsck hearing interest AZ per
rrut I,ne- Service - g. le chairman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
HONOR THE PRESS.
New Work Pays Hcr TrtbWse so ths
ttrss Publtc Printer.

6v6SS b~uuS" b-teuSeg-
Nrw YORK. April :. The two hund
rcdth anniversary of tic invention OF the
printing press in the city oi New York
was celebrated with appropriate eNer
circs ai the building ~ the New York
Cotton exchange this afternoon. The
building. which VAS - generously ten
dcred by the exchange, stands on the
site Of the publication Office IL the first
newspaper in this city. The founder,
William Bradford. who 30 years ago
moved his crude prees and type from
Philadelphia and became the public
printer of New York, was the subject 81
mastery discourse by Charles T..
Lewis. The audience WAS called to
order by Pres. John H. King and the
Rev Morgan Dix. rector of Trinity
church. offered PRAYER.
He was followed by President King.
who in a brief speech welcomed the
members and guests. and referred to the
history al the society in its work II the
taking recognixance II the important
events in the history of the city and
country. and the preservation 81 all that
is Of interest from the formation 81 the
nation down to the prceent day,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
WORN ~ LONDON AHRttS
The, Cause . ttghs Between Pub
iteses aud U.-etusat~e-.

ioNprS. April m attempt tins
afternoon on ihs part q p'itiiesn- and
others io utske ~ in,pn~iee pubic dem
onziraiion agsinst the pfsP~s1 lsw
establishing local oyfioa sud ssTtsigtns
the privileges q ihs a98w trs,te. r.
suited IN scene q ust snd i,-ir' leT
The plan 4 the Managers - the ,isgnoB
eiFssions A. H. have I,s,.ssszs.,on- io'taeyi
"a the various districts ali q them cssn
seTging iEio Trafalgar sausse. shere the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Burued in Acre. or FLAMES.

V,tLsss, Nsb. Npril During the
h.svv wind storm last night fire ~as
started north q town. sweeping every
thing la "a path. Mrs q. ogirs. living
esght miles northeast 20 here. started
frnm her sons house. short distance
frrm harn~ but tefore reaching her
home Va caught by the Ere and burned
. death Tier ~ous tried - rescue her
and Nsrr -c-iou-ly burned Among IN.
hssy-c-t lo.ssrs . property ara John
fczlrston hou~e. barn. granary and
carn -h'.,is Many others lcst hay and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

sfnss, FrsQr r. y " Arrtl ifeavv
earthquake shocks we're eVpeyi~nee'i ~
ftnisn sfafisn. on rho santa Fa shUty
une< -rmfh - here. st night ~ :
q riss.-k sei tht@ Nofnina sf 3 o'chAk
The iuhshiisnt. i'-r~rts'i ths houses srd
rr.ps~ed f'r sny emergency bn'tie-
sn,i shelf articles tumpi~-i ossr sad
- rsinN : s,ss sss hrasea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

RsroN. y. VI. April > The machin-
i-ts roller makers and tlacksmi'hs in
tho employ - the Atchison. Topeka &
santa Re railroad az this place vent
ont On a strike today at o'clock. I, is
understood that their grievance com
mittee was unable to satisfactorily adjust
n. matter % wages for cycrtiu p. and
the rrinstatementof few men dismissed
eDrne time ago.
q \ special fron tlhuqu-rque announces
Nat III men at that point have gone
out. The matter has been kept very
rursf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
rss.i r~,~m~n, Ho.-. tir-.

Cpr-tco. tprii ; Half doren FAM
l,ss ~~re rrndered honele-a ~ tho a-
-trur'son ~ frr ttis s'fsrnoon . i~ne
fu~nf hou~s ~ Nc~ Il .. AMI ~ On
fsric street ManY q the occupants 4
TIE hsu-es we're resrued BY the firrinen
Nifh great difficulty Captain Green
isgb ~ overcome ~ SMOKE aud dirl
~san after bslnH taken % Aiessn Broth
ers' hospital I've fremen SUSTAINED
severe hrfh~s ~ falling frnm ropf
Tho propsrfF io-s SiH not erc~et
Sftfsst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

CaIcs 80. .ApFil Capacity for nesFiy
afsatol aa.b~l- q gram has teen char
tpse,l ssfA Sr-~~ia sinteFing Ia Chicago
AL the snaaaBi - space chartered slth
ves-els al Milssasea sili maze lons
o.s1 hsshsis - rave tbs port NJ prs-
~nt nesriy ever s~-ss ~ tfi= sad - the
.zsps hss . esTga or = chartered VAT
lra - ges o. the elevators II siil bs
the lsrx~st grain test snosn fos years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Bo~roS. April Francis V. Parker
4 Co. stock brokers. No. l.. kilby street.
have failed
CAMDEN. y. j.. April s.-William T.
Bailey. ey postmaster and the leading
contractor and builder II this city failed
today liis liabilities are placed at
tG.Oo. II which $500 is secured. His
assets are placed at sllIpo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
RYAN AND DAWSON MEET.
They Had Sis Lively Hounds In Chi
cago Last Evening.

CHcAco. April s.-Tonicht at the
Second Regiment srmory Tommy Ryan.
the welterw eight champion 81 America,
and George Dawson of Australia boSrd
six lively rounds and quit on about even
terms. Dominick OMallry az New
Orleans held the watch for Ryan.
while G~orEe Siler acted in a
like capacity for the Austria
liam. There was no rcierec. The
men had been boxing ecarcsly q minute
ween Ryan scored knock down with a
left handcr. In fact. Ryan had things
much hie own way in the first two
rounds. but a. the contest progrese~d
the crowd began 10 think better - Daw
son. and when il was over felt that the
men are evenly matched. Six rounds
were ton few in which to establish de
cided advantage. and both mcn quit l,t.
tie the worsc for their encounter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Tn. charge against To- vssssss. snaa
tn ,uexe. addressing shs visee&A -
cruelty ss animals. and ycn have hs<n
cslird 70 testify In HI. fsvos WHIST Ac
you knsw Ahyuf him.
i newer knewei him to ~ cruel b.
sutnals Why. that there man. .ndgs.
feeds has lst ballslx ea ts~fs<-sk Crses
O. snimais' Why. I've tnowsl him ~
sies ta. wife foe not tskin9 eosA cas- Il
his dos. "--Nsv.YesA h~~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Ss~ Fs.ssfafa. tprii " e gip
r~y the id man Nbo shsit l-ifir "
Nsrksv feeruary q lest Us@ srfs'Entsst
i.riay 80 .harg~ = assault ste ssssa'
=, s,ur,ler 81 rsesfissi ost zusits snsi
h,- rrtsl .as -ss ~ MsY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
suesng the Manu- TAcsurcrs.

Ns~ YoKs. April = Legal papers in
tn. civil suits brought by individual
cutters against the firms - IN" Manu-
facturcrs' association tn recover 5000
each for damages. through the lockout.
we're served this afterpoon on David =.
Nevtorg 4 Ssns and Mr.. Herman ~
herman Heii"lterg & Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
May HAVE BEEN MURDER.
Peculiar Circumstances Surrounding
the DeAeh Of Two PerxOms.

UrrCA. n. T.. April s.-The residence
% George II. Talcott Of Talcottville.
Lewis county. was supposedly struck by
lightning some time during last night
and burned 10 the ground. IL was
found that Mr.. Talcott and his mother.
a woman over 20 years Of age. had been
burned in the house. The theory that
the house was struck by lightning 10
purely guess work. and is based on the
fact that severe thunder storm passed
the section during the night The cor
onsr will investigate. ~ il Ia possible
that Mr.. Talcott and his mother were
robbed and murdered. and the house get
on fire 10 hide the crime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

NvcsvrIvs Has. April :. Thirty i've
men under Master Mechanic Trav-r lard
dow their -eois At the Argentine shops
o. o'clnsk shis afternoon. They we're
t,-~'naSers nlschinists snd machinisfs'
hslpsrs Ivo hundred and tfty men
are employs'i IN the round hou-s and
repair shop. at Argentine. Not an sm
jloye % the line IN Kansas City vent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
DEFENDING MILES.



CHICAGO. April s.-Thc report from
Washington that General Schofield had
criticised General Miles for sending
Colonel Townsend 10 the Indian tern
tory greatly surprised the officers at
army headquarters. General Miles vas
busy with the newly appointed Governor
Hughes Of Arizona and could not be
seen. One AZ his personal aides in de-
Tending the action Of his chief called At
tenfion 10 the terms of the original tele
gram Of instructions Issued by General
Miles. 1t il dated April I. and was de
livercd at General Miles private resi-
dence. IL is ~ follows:
"WAsHiSoroS. April I.
"Major General Milee, Comm anding the de
Iartment of Missouri. Chicsgo:
10 nj q discreet oifcrr TO the scene of
trouble in the Choctaw country. with su-
ihority 10 call troDps from the nearest pest.
IL necessary. tO Qucll dissur.a lance and pre-
serve the peace. Probably officer and sroor-
had better 20 from Lcaven~orh. Instruct
officer Ia r.rort directly Ia ue by telegraph
as we'll a. Ia You. u. NJ. ScsoFrsIp.
MAJOR General Commanding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

CuINs. Ohio. April ! In" famous
gas cas~' IN which the Celina Light a
Fuel cornpany are plaintiffs against the
CeIips Plate and Nibdov Glass works
a. defendants. ess today decided by
Judg. Mooney in favor - the defend
ants on all ,osnts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
Ncbr..ka l~cs.l.susr Adto~rm..

LiSooIx. Neb. April SIT was 0
O'Clock when the two houss At the reg
islAture adjourned sine d1e. The scsssoo
just ciosed has been productive a more
sensations in the msn1er of exposing
alleged official corruption than any
meeting u the legislature since Nebraska
became q state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

Nrwc,-rLs. Pa. April The Sp~
mango vale, hospital. which wss 10 have
been opened IN f~w ds,s. 10 al th,s
hour I'll % turning and ~ill likely be .
total l,-s The building has not yet
h~en taken cut - tho hande - tho coe
tractors. Who have insurance ~ the
amount ~ eio0o 90 H. Origin - sr-
unknown
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
OPENING OF rliE FAIR.


CuIcAGo. April 4. President Cleve-
land will touch uE the worlds fair on
May l. in the presencc u from 10000 to
lo,O0Opeople. The plan to have the open
ing exercises in "a small hall has been
abandoned. and the ceremonies will be
held at the east front Of the agricultural
building There Was considerable OBJ
lection in the massing Of such "a crowd
in one portion Of the grounds to witness
the ceremonies. AZ il vas feared
that it might ruin the lawns
and flower gardens. but these were
overcome by those who favored an
open air celebration. The new plan
furnishes many opportunities for PIC
turesque effect. tits proposed TO mass
all the electric launches. gondolas and
other water craft in the basin. Thou
sands of spectators can get fine view
of the platform from the water front.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

D,svilts. M. April = Word ~ss re
c.i,s~i h~re that the R~s Dean q. +.
oR~illey. pastor ~ 81 Ps'pck's church
IN ih,s city. has hsen sproini'd wear
geDersl ~ the pegta dsrce~e D~sn
- Reilley will leave IN short time and
b~come a member n bsshnp Srsuldsng's .
househoid q, P~prss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

PASis. Tex. April T.. Everything 10
quiet at GocdlAnd and Anti~rs epnight
and there 10 no sign of . sese~al ~
hostiliiies by either of the Chcctas
fxctioss The union a the followers q
jackson aud Locke. placing them On an
equality with the forces a Csv~rnos
Jones IN point IL numbers. excited
much apprehension. but neither aide
gives any lntimation 81 its intsntionA-
The militia docs not s~em to t'e nAkang
any preparation for IN attack on Lockes .
fort
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

ArcBlsoS. Has. April =. NJ. j.
Cloyes. the defeated candidate for
mayor. this morning filed contest papers
against W. T. Bland. democrat. who Was
declared elected by two majority by the
canvassing hoard last night. Mr.. Cloyes
alleges irregularities in several pre-
cincts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

child q Ma Daniel wenger, his saster.
snd hesd u on . red bot stove. The
caiid vas burned In . horrible manner
and cannot recover. citizcns OF the
nevhborhood are greatly sScstsd and
may lynch Burkhart.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

~ LorI~. No. April I \ tire in tho
stables a, 't- fair grounds to-day re
-al,e.l IN the destruction - tl.0.nO
sorth - property and one horse. The
fir-t reports - the tire we're exaggerated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
CLOSING Up ExHrRlIx.


The epirit Of hustle pefvsi~e every
thing and everybody connected with the
worlds fair these days. Sup~rinsepd.
ent Roberts WAS In e,spi humor yesier.
day and said things were now going
forward with iolcisel~ rspiiiis lie
had Just started three car loads contain.
ing the npivcrsit, exhibit from Ann
Arbor. sl-o two car loads ~ materials
for the logging railroad from Detroit
Tie has received notice from most q ,h.
eup~rintendcntE ~ departments 90 al
dress them at Iarkspn park Peter
White and Prof r. u Mun.sori of the
agricultural college are already or the
ground and Samuel Brady. supfrin; sns.
cot of the mineral -shilat. * na the ~ay
Mrs Julis A. Pond ~ Hiiislaie and
Mrs. J = Vslcttine 81 I.an~,ng. - the
hoard ~ MANAGERS. arr IN Chicago rs 10
sleo Miss Beca~ - D.tr,ai ms.ror q
the building
Two rare medal exhibits u~re received
yesterday from l.. r. Nsnd.car 20 Eel
lsire. The sir-is sas given h, the cos
ernmens io Chief John Orenaw ~ CON
m-morate q treaty made with The Swsn
Cr-es. BLACK River and Sacirar Indians
f,r the exchange of ;iecs ~ land
where Ovo~~p nov stands fnr rae -
the size ~ fis townships ~ Isatelia
county. President Van Buren, features
are on one .icie. on the other haiches
and pcsce pipe and a hard and arm
wearing the colonial military sleeve
c-asp,ng the hand ~ an In8,an. with
the motto Peace and Friendship
STAMPED m ~
The other - G~>rC'' tit. medal give,
y, Colonel Roberts o. ,'hi~f pcns,sc NJ
the time ~ the treaty Nth Pontiac dur.
ING the French and iodian war n wes
give" by Pnntisc n hss nephew JOHN
Overaav. Sr-,hy him fo hie ~on and
finally to Cv,~f Nctss~s oi the Swan
Greek, Black siver and Chiprews srit,~s
Tn. old chief wore the tvo nesisle ~
hucksk,n ~scbr susr~nd~d fr-ns he nect
tll his aeatnl which ccrurr-d ~ the age
~ ir3 years Then he gave them " NJ.
Vsrsle~s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

PAKis. April s.--John W. Foster II
the Bering ses court of arbitration gave
a dinner this evening in honor of the
british representative.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

YfaergN it sprii ~ s's"fnan
~tr.rmeiit lbr~e mlie- ~1uthesst q here
Horkhaft s~isss. TIE Ii 1socta- eid
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NV foss. April : The steamer
America. with the iiciks ia tow. arrived
AZ this port tuntght
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09

vienna. April 4. Earthquake shocks
were reported from various points in
Hungary today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
TIED UP THE SHOPS
A Ggintie Strike on the SAnsa
Fs Road.
sEs.sy M-chAss' ss"Vprs1 Wssk ~
O'ch,ck Yesterday nreAss~ ThsAs
DenaADds Were lxsosss1

TorExs. KAA. April s.-All the ne-
ehaniss IN the employ q the entire
Atehl-on, Topeka 4 Santa Re sysseai.
ine.ading It's leased lines, struck At
q cioek tins morning on a pr~coneer,ed
signal messages Ia hrsdiuarters here
report the strike general from Chicago
o. California and Galveston IL is said
ths t.Eensen and others vii strike later.
The strikers number LOO AMI include
tn much lnists. boiler makers. black
smiths and their helpers. employed IN
The .hope q the AtehisJn. Topeka &
Santa =, railway at thus place, Acting
With their fellow sorkmen. the men
along the entire system are on a strike.
The men eiemand that the pay shall he
ineresr,d - cents a day. and the in-x
psrienc.d Who get less than regular rates
shall hpr b. required to do the work Il
skilled men. The men also ask that
when the company deems u necessary
u Feslace expenses. gangs ~ men he not
discharged or isid of. but that the hours
Il reduced.
The pay Il machinists. boilermak-rs
and biscksIaiths IL nov s39 per la,
ard "a helpers 10. and the demand is
-
The demands were presented To- the
management IN writing and by them re
I~stcd The last meetin. 81 the Topeka
men Vas held ca Thursday. when the
resolution 10 -ir,k, Vas agreed on At
I. o'clock today they SUSPENDED as usual
for dinner. AMI al I O'Clock the manage
mcnt not having acceded to their lie
mAnds they took their lunch baskets
and left the shop.
Work of Weeks.
The strike has been brewing several
weeks and the demands of the men has
fesn the subject Il numerous meetings
~ the grievance committee and much
correspondence with the management
FINALLY. on THURSDAY the ultimatum of
the men vas placed IN riting and copies
- ~ sent to General Superintendent
Nicherson anil Superintendent ~ Ma
chlnery John Player. In tins the man.
agement was notified that unless the
compan, signed the proposed schedule
~ wages by noon today the
men woold quit No attention
Wa paid 10 this notice by the
os'n,ers. and after tho strike
vas ordered the men learned that Mr.
Nickerson and General Manager Frey
baI iusetis ,aSen sfseiaI tram TASK
night for Fort Madison. Iowa The
men had been led u believe until the
very hour they quit that the manage
ment would sign the new schedule. and
when they we're ordered by their com
mittee not Ia resume work At I O'Clock.
the order ~ss unexpected. but the men
mad. no protest.
Trains are running as usual this after.
noon and are manned by their regular
'ir.men and brakemen. Information
from points west ~ the Missouri river
- that all the men are out and work in
the shops - suspended.
DE>vER. Col. April s.-A La Junta
special announcrs that the men IN the
shops there. fifty in number. quit work
al noon In Denver hut few men are
employed and they too joined in the
walk out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09
GRAND RAPIDS MICH. SUNDAY MORNING. APkIL 3, sEa

ment peoceeiings would bs bsgun at
the earliest posssbie uomeai. Senator
lIeayitt's motion Ia insestigate Uas.
hoseves, lost by vote a - Os 9.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-09


We ae not demand cas~fu, sps~rS of
snr ehiidrv. hscsass ~ do soa tsn~ n
eusselvra We speulp them . dozen
0mse f0 ssose hWrA n stSQuses> ~1sh
assseposs - -. tus ~ 6Dnct shssk
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