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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

NTECTARINE PUNCH, the most delight
~ full of all drinks at the soda fountain,
for sale by IUNT & ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29
MEDICINAL.
SO YEARS
DENTISTRY.

FOR SALE BY E. S. LEADBEATER & SONS
Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-29

NEW crop JAPAN TEA, fine quality, just
~ received and for sale at 6Oc, by
&c. MILBURN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Nose~ Prom the world'. Fair.

At the request of Gen. l. H. Hettinxer
Director General Davis has assigned
space upon Midway Piaisance for an en-
campment 70 the Kansas National
Guard. The encampment is arranged
from September 10 10 II. inclusive.
The Equitable Trust company has
been appointed receiver for the Chicago
Beach hotel. organized with capital
stock n f1<0.0o0 for the purpose q con.
ducting ths Chicago Beach hotel during
the wor.d's fair.
samuel " jackson has taken posses
sion ~ the lapland village. he having
been appointed receiver by the court on
applieatien u Colonel Culp
Action on the claim - states 10 have
exhibits IN the state buildings examined
fer aNar,i. siil bs considered BY the
com mission ts-iay
The commissioner ~ Hayfi vii give
a reception 90 tnr Hsytian pavilion next
Wednesday afternoon from > until .
O'Clock
Foresfers day AZ the fair viii ID cnie
hrsfesl tofiay and great preparations are
beinx masis - insure is success.
Bohemians sill esleirate today ~ the
FAR - = grand conceff in Festival hall
daring The afternoon.
1nsiana day AZ the fair has been de
clafed "a IL vas 6xei fof August -
Paid admissions D. ths worlas fair
yesterday tlez5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
PULLED HER HOSE OFF.
Kansas Cyclone Undressed Mrs. BAR
by I'm a Hurry.

LARsEp. Kan. Aug. 1l.--A funnel
shaped cyclone visited this section about
5 o'clock yesterday afternoon and struck
the ground nine miles south az this city.
At one time five separate clouds. whirl-
ing with great velocity and with their
points reaching toward the earth. were
seen by residents Of this place.
Wherever one of these tunnels
struck the ground il swept every
thing as clean as though II had
been run over by giant now
ing machine. The farms OF Thomas
Barby. Peter Rupe. Amos Reece and
John Payton were visited and their resi-
dences. barns and outhouses completely
destroyed. Mrs Barby had every stitch
OF clothing blown of her person. in
cluding her shoes and stockings. and
was badly but not seriously hurt about
the head and shoulders. Her son
escaped by jumping into the cellar.
The cyclone took away the house and
large iron range fell into the cellar. mis-
sing young Barby by few inches. A
party of harvesters who were thrashiDg
for s. L. Garth escaped by jumping
into water wagon when they saw the
cloud coming and driving out OF it's
track. The losses will be heavy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

The Natbosai Fiorists a~e4eiatlon con.
vrntion ~ 81 LONE yesterday elected
the following ofhcets ~ 4 llnnt.
Trrfe HaQie. president. k1i,ert Kilt
rhilSslelphsa siee president. " J stew
sff. lteton. eeeFstsfy
ne lase@t sdptees rrc~ised ffom Cosi
Crseh sna itficeriiie. feeures~e sre -
ghe eject fhaf ssefythiBg - quiet there
The ssFskise minefs sFs ssFT restless IA
fheif hftenesa
In crsies - sapriy re iefieteaFy q
saail sifsef fbe its.ian easesaulrnt has
enisse.i ths $3.50 = stntaitsi in iFeAse
ersa aa,i - ss3fskl "a iifs aotes
fks aessss.fs <liasets taai fi..stsH :
s.,rsiar.nt = afsfsf tahUa Ihe eeua8s
refsfns q l~si case ihe eify . pssFaia-
ii.,n - assif ff4lo
ffs ksttfai falif.fs ateffiae - -
fssa,s gsais,tsaf s1iesi g. fsi-e faad q
talot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
FIVE MEN WILL DIE
Grsrd Furnace Exploded. Iniuring
SIX Of the Employees.
EXPLOSION CAUSED BY GAS
stock and Casting House BADLY DAM
aged BY Firc--Empioye~ struck by
Flying Bricks and Molsen Iron.

YorSasrowS. Ohio. Aug li.--At 1870
o'clock this morning the tirard furnace.
owned 10y A. NJ. Byers Of pittsburg. ex-
ploded. badly iniuring sir employees
John Lavan. Ted Dillon. William Nib
lock. Mike Finn. Anthony Sherocco and
George Damschas five Of whom wiz
Gle. The explosion was caused by gas
collecting in the shaft and the bell
dropping down preventing IL escaping.
The force Of the explosion tore down a
portion Of the stack. set tire 10 the stock
house and casting house. which were
damaged. A number of employees were
struck with flying bricks and molten
iron and cinders and badly bruised and
burned. The loss cannot h definitely
estimated until the furnace cools, but
will probably reach 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
ron rEEBLE MINDED.


LsSsiSe. Mich. Aug. IL Several cit.
irs. among which are Battle Creek. Sag.
inaw. Eaton Rapids. Iapcer. Lansing.
Charlotte ami Howell. are bidding for
The iocation a tbs home IT the fcehle
minded. 81 be erected BY the state In
pursuance q an act ~ the last Icgisla-
tuFe Tho place making the ttst offer
IN The way n a site and other donations
wall secure the h0me. Governor kiea
has appninted 4 A. Sherman ~ Port
Huron. Jobn G. sharp - Jsckspn and
~ Governor Lance q Colduater COM
mission . select the site
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
wm kerr n.s =. E>-s y.cssr,--Ie-
Days and the f1a~l Pr,xrzm
- Cans<ock P.rk


I1na rnr..s - -. - .-.a..-
a. - NJ f.'H seftrfaat rsfe
- = s'a'sr' hsA's. consequently the
SNORT psosram was hnis1ed Al a. early
hour. The high quality * flln RACING
more than made up for tie lack a. onnn-
fity. for every heat was a hor.. rs,e Is
the stake event f,r ) Al ,..,...,. ,......,~...s
nne ~ ,he ,,ost .,,.,,.i--s. ..--.,s
h.,sl,. sy.- -. - - -
-. - atif At@rAl AAa -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

lsDIAkAroIis. Aug. H. Silas p. Jones
OF Mt Neraon. one q United States
Marshal Hawkins deputies resigned has
oalce tonight and viii tomorrow bring
siiit against the marshal for lack salary.
Jones Is farmer. and has been for
years chairman of the democrat com
nlittee Ia iosey county. Incidental 10
bis resignation he makes some very seri-
Gus charges against the marshal Ihs
government allows the marshal for the
district of Indiana $1,000 per year. II
The receipts >of his ofloe produce that
much above the expenses u the oftiee.
tho latter including the pay q clerks
aud deputies, but all net receipts oFsF
$1,000 must be turned over 20 the treas
ury department. Jones arers that IN
order 20 keep the receipts within the
$1,000 limit. John T. Foley. chief clerk
u the Office. has receipted 10 the mar
shal for more salary than has been paid
him, aud has receipted Tor greater sums
as oiiice expenses than were paid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

IL Provides Tor the Repeal OF the Par-
chasing Act.

WAsHISGToS. Aug 1.-The bill intro.
ducrd By Representative Wilson % West
Virginia today IN the house provides.
That 81 much * the act approved
July IA. 1850. as directs the secretary Of
the treasury 70 purchase from time 10
tiase silver bullion - the aggregate
amount u 10000 ounces. or 30 much
thereof ~ NAV b. oflered 10 each month
az the msrset price thereof. not exceed
ing al for Niis grains q pure silver.
aod O. issis in payment Tor such pur-
chase frei.snry notes ~ the United
States b. and The same i hereby re-
pesietl Bat tins repeal shall not IMPAIR
nor Ia any manner affect the legal ten
der qualify - the standard silver dollars
heretofore cUined. and t1e faifh and
credit ~ the United states are hereby
pledged b MAINTAIN the parity ~ the
god ard silver coin q the Jnited States
~ The present. lcgal ratio ~ such other
ratio a. may he established by az.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
SILVER FIGHT IS ON
BLAND OFFERS A SUBSTITUTE
zrrssxrnenf M.<i- f'x Debate of
Fssrss~n D.s. Wish Night sr<~ssns
n D,slrsd-- Debate - Opcnsh

WksasxsTos. AUG. 1.-The silver
light began In e4snesf IN ths h0uss 10
aag hnmsdistsly after tho approval Of
the Journal. Ii Nss not unexpected. -
the Tact uss knoSn that the s.iseFifes
and anti silxeritss on the democrat side
bad reached an agreement a. 70 the
method o bs pursued and a. % the
ums within vhish the debate should DO
Hmited. The nFst gun u ths battle was
fred BY Mr. Wilson ot West Virginia.
The misaiie was in the shape II ball
for the repeal q the purchasing clause
"a th8 Sherman act Thee came for
ward Mr. Bland u Missouri with a tag
Of truce under Which. after = little OBJ
leclion from the republicans. al ar
FanEement 0as effected whereby de-
bate Tor fourteen day~-with night ses-
siOns. II desiFcd-wa provided foF. votes
q be taken on ratios varying from sax
teen 20 one. twenfy % one and on an
stnendmsnt resiving the bland act az
ISIS The daily sessions of the house 70
extend from II A. "a tall p N
The silver men opened their batteries
IL the shape u ball offered as substi
tute) g0r tlle free coinage o. silver al tie
prcaent ratio.
his started the battle. Mr. Raynor
IL Mar land was the. firsf champion sent
out by tho anti SILVER cohorts. aud he
fought vigorously and well lie was re
infozced BY Mr.. Brown of Indiana. who
IN brief speech advocated the repeal OF
the sherman act contlitionally OF uncon.
difi0naily.
Mr.. Rlnnd Il Missouri xas put forward
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

~ fas. Aug n President C'lrve.
ieD1 sna Faftf arrivesl ia thn city sseisy
eorentr fnf Gray f.stlea After lunrn
ai the Victoria ~ sresiflent ard 81
onti i.aio,,ai we're ir.fsa ;, ~ nrysafs
rrsaisece The sbafas sssr<s.i = p.,rt
nahteaa ant enssna4 fhe ps~sisiast's
esrria9e fetnsnet etta sir. a. tie VIC
fsfia hfltei fr7m s1esss AZ - otsis.ek
t'sef sfsfff5 iev tie Fa.l ftser Il.~ 4r.k
Cessnel ta,neat "a 49, a..,s,un r,sny
then. Atiet the prselsaf haI fsaa
sta.ra A. hie rstin 80 essafsi ,as IA. .f..
f.r hryanf eaas nbt All .assf -wf
C,esfiand - la fpisa.it3 Ae4lta f..~ia
arst ess.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
TWO QUEER sURETIEs
Charged With burglary They Are ON
Accused Woman's Bond.

SAGINAW. Aug. 11.--Assistant Prose.
cutting Attorney Gavit has filed a motion
asking the court 70 strike from the files
the rccognizance filed in tho case OF the
People va Della Brown. giving among
the reasons that the sureties on said
recognizance are absolutely and un.
conditionally irresponsible. both NOR
ally and financially The motion will
b. heard next Monday. The two sure
ties on tho recognixance are in the
county jail awaiting trial on charge Of
burglary. and are unable themselves 10
furnish bail Therefore their becoming
sureties for the release of some one else
appears somewhat novel Mrs. Brown
is accused OF keeping disorderIy house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
GOBLET CuP RACE.
Fog Has settled Down and Yachts
Have Anchored

NKwPoEr. K l.. Aug. l2-At o'clock
this Saturday morning nothing has
been heard from the yachts A dense
fog has settled over the harbor. IL is
probable that the race was very close
between the cup defenders. Vigilant and
Jubilee. with chances in favor OF the
former. The Volunteer has undoubtedly
won the race FOR schooners-
lssO q M There is no finish tonight
in the Goelet cup race. The fog has
shut in 30 thick that the yachts have
anchored
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

They Were Refused BI.Wcekis Pay.
Machfnists aud Nolsier~ 90 strike.

DFs Mosrrs. Iowa. Aug II The enr
plus ~ lsl-or m many places has nf'f
alarmed the wofkingmen Il i'es Aoiuoe.
The miners are noe demanding aeote
freqeent pay. aDd the macbinfsts aasi
molder~ shortsr hours y ~as oecisissi
today fo demand ia weekly pay ffam tho
mios operators and at thsec isrgn riiiiss
which slhere g. The ufcath,y pss dss.
The miners have quit alFk be ms.
rhinlsle and tneile have deeisl'st =
STRIKE against a ie Per ceHf rt'tpti''ai "a
vages siufInr the tlaii aeesoa. s1-a p DE-
uand change frssn ton houfs q rti7e
bears rs days uofk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
UNION SAILOR sHor.
RIot I'm Port Townsend Between Sailors
and Boarding Hammers

PoRT TOWNSEND. Wash. Aug. ia
riot tonight between union sailors and
non union boarding house runners re-
suited in the serious shooting of James
Connors. union sailor and tho slight
injury OF two others The trouble
had been brewing some days and cnl-
minated after saloon fight in which
mob Of thirty men made an attack
upon the Laton hotel and breaking in
the front they attempted 20 gain nm en-
trance. The crowd was greeted with a
fusilade. resulting as above stated Max
Levy. the proprietor Of the hotel and
his assistants were locked up in the city
prison and later transferred 20 the
county Jail for safety. At midnight the
town is comparatively quiet aud no
further rioting is anticipated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Government VIII Not Allow the sale OF
souvenir Postal Cards.

CmcAao. Aug. li.--One thousand or
more worlds souvenir postal cards we're
stopped at the exposition postofice To-
day and thrown out of the maila At
noon Inspector Fleming of the postoiiice
department Informed the exposition ON
ciala that the sale 81 the postal raris
would have 10 he stopped or somebody
would have to go ta jail. The p,stais
are cold from the pickel in the slot ma.
chimes and two of them 50 Tor that
amount The cards are under fize and
people who sesl them are liable to prose-.
cation on two charges. mnsiiatiCn II the
cards and selling them Tor moro than
regulation nrlce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
KEG OF BEER DID 1T.
Pistols Used i'm Drunken Fight and
Three VIII Die.

SHELBYvILLE. KY. Aug. H. Six young
men. John Ritter. Nick Logan. Bob
Sparks. Ward Bates. Will McCarty and
John Hulett. all sons of widows. secured
a keg OF beer yesterday and went 10 the
woods near town 10 have time. After
getting drunk, all started for town in a
vehicle. when quarrel arose among
them. McCarty drew his pistol and
shot Sparks in the hack and Ritter in
the side and aimed shot at Hulett.
which missed. Logan then drew his
weapon and shot McCarty twice In the
breast Mcrarty died this morning and
the other two men will die. The men
are single except McCarty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Big Rapids Man swindled.

Bro RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. ia.
Woodward. business man OK Manton,
was met at the depot this forenoon by a
pretended acquaintance. who later on
instructed him in the difference be-
tween counterfeit and good bills. An
hour after Woodward found his Grand
Army friend had substituted a roll Of
newspaper slips for between $500 and
500 in bills.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

OsAaA Neh. Aus IL In ssidltson g.
the 50 sersse fedaeisoss hsasis yesterday
ln tie tnian i.seife - fise nion l,aci
a. al Is,s.lsn and Sse tDriesna. the -
elateFihs es.rl.s ~ shs Fraa vac teiafe1
itslaf - : aaefs slskss As hnaEi4ass
itFs slsa Hxa maFe eleFks sefe stfseken
ffsse the pas Feii .Rt eat "a We ilne
ihe fsrts - elsstl5 thsnes,l ,ssl - Tie
issChases u ussaislets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

BAY Cry. Mich. Aug. li.- The board
OF health has decided that energetic
measures must be taken to check the
spread Of diphtheria In the south end OF
the city. and to that end have asked for
a detail OF three policemen 10 guard In
fected houses in the Sixth. Seventh and
Eighth wards This step IL rendered
necessary by the fact that people run in
and out OF houses where the disease
exists and pay little regard TO the laws
u AoaiaA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Evss~vnas. ini. Ang IL. Pfessdeff
Cfammef late this afi~rnoon frcessesl
the feplies ~ the Evansville 4 1eff~
iiaute aad Evansville 8 indianapolis
tFalnmen regarding The prsgosesl ~
daction ~ - per cent IN wages fef ~.
o a nsty aAys. Al lrotheghoset~ es
cels tie engineers vstesi against the ~
dustlen. astl President Cfamnsef stated
there uosiId ~ na fafthsl dlasnsssou a
the matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Chanin 20 close DOWN.

IRON MouxTMS. Mich. Aug. lin
order TO straighten ont the finances OF
the Chaplin Mining company, which are
in bad tangle, II has been decided TO
close down the mine for thirty days.
One thousand men are throwno out. The
company owes these men nearly $780,
coo. but this will be paid in full tonor-
row. The Pewabic. employing 500 men,
is now the only active mine here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

WAsmScroS. Aug. 1.-The surgeon
general Of the Marine hospital service
tonight received a telegram from Presi-
dent Inge 81 the Mobile. Alabama. quar-
antine board. stating that the British
bark 1lenora arrived at the Fort Nor
gan quarantine station with two cases
OF yellow fever on board. One will prob
ably die tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Lieutenant stsr~curcstrr of Ionia
nnrt ~ Target rrarfioa

IsItsn LsKf. Mich. Aug II Bsn
Stfesenrrutef. s~cond lieutenant ~
Company =. second regimssst. via
isaslly iuiure.i ~ TARGET practice this
afternoon. and sy lf.ar the sight q hla
right eye The treech block on the
fihe held ~ q tsifate 10 front - hsai
tlew 20 snd sifsirk bsn ia The farr. The
loSrf - q the right eye vas tofn 90
The rbees was badly eat ssd several
teeth wefe knoessd cat, The sarseoiis
have hppes q sas.ns his syesigi.t
LisafeaHnl stfrsrnFeuief ls frsa lonia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Shot I'm the Cheek.

BAY CRY. Mich. Aug. ll.-Mrs Roach
OF West Bay City was at Bayport yes
terday. She was brought home last
night suffering from bad wound in the
face. having been shot The accident
happened while the lady was passing
the Bayport shooting gallery. One OF
the balls passed out through the rear of
the tent and lodged in her cheek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Exprcss Robbcr Arrested.

WICHITA. Kan. Aug. il.-~Doc'
Snapp. fourth member OF the gang
that held up the United States express
wagon here on July -. and secured
$1,000. was arrested today at Anadarko
Indian territory. The three others who
were arrested previously were bound
over today 90 the district court in tho
sum of 1000 each
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

The Populizts wsaf That fsr SILVER
81 Nosbfnz.

WtsHf~croS. Avg n when the
eosnage tiil r. fn3.iy snbmiifesi - the
hoose aui voting uron smendments tse.
glue u has dcyeiopesi ttat fhe pofuiists
vii part company esth TIE deniocrat
frre silfeflfss ~ az early stage Mr.
Nisasi's ia aii propose = Fatso II ~ g.
4 r. unatie e. oisfain thar he hsa an
nennctri = Eistingnee@ % submit ameni
nenis risrin1 the sstio AZ =. ~ ard -
spccfseiveiy The popnli~fs siop a. the
hrei tepartare frou ne a. - ? stand
eri in s.unT against the foliowing
ra'e- tIeif strerEfb wiiI practically he
a,t.e'i g fhaf ~ the unconditional rs
geai a.ec.
" hen sstsd stouf u Mr. simpson
sahi = sss = ssd sfaf@ q affairs. but Il
SO lhe rorulists have a rrpufa
tl'o ~ consistency % maintain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

HrLLspALE. Mich- Aug. li--Mrs- Ed
Filio. who was reported az having mys-
teriously disappeared from her home in
this city. has returned. and is now at
home with her husband and family.
She reports that che had been whiting
old friends near Elkhart. Ind. and never
had any intention Of leaving home for
good; in fact. she supposed her husband
knew Of her whereabouts all the time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

Five Itailaas Ifan<fsrred a. s~tn-
burse lslaaa ss-<feFstat

Qtsnsr4fss. :. 4. Aar. II ~ 5te
kln- .ssued fha f.sl.wlng teriFht Aa
= ~ ta.~ fasas Nere lfansteFfrf 81
kNlai,aiss .alassi fsoln iis.dmsn eti ~
.a..re eeee tske4 - tfe sstai.
tis<e lf.e ffsf tAree kfe Jssstausl
lara asea a. years - ia asni ~
rsHai ffsts.. = ~ = Fesfs $50 NAfsss'
li4iy ao.a tiaa OlElse. Nses - ys@fss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

SrEfSef1u1. ~. Aug IL Two larrs
pouches = naii for ChiC@gn were stolen
fron q mail car bere ~ mldniEbt tsef
rtrhi aa3 taken 81 Tie edge a the city
on re same train ana fifled - ffeir essrl.
ferts They we're extra large pouches.
an3 TIE iuss vif probably resth iuto the
sf......fs.t1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

SAX FRANcIsco. Aug. 1.-THE first
Chinaman dcportei by the Geary act
was ehipped away yesterday on tho
steamer Rio de Jane.ro in accordance
with the recent decision q Judge Ross
OF the southern district court. Surveyor
of the Port kilbourue made oct pass.
age voucher for 60. payable by the
United Sfates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Wage Cut Ten Per Cent.

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. Missouri
Pacific railroad officials in this city re-
ceiyed orders today from President
Gould in New York reducing the salaries
Of all employees receiving over sl0O per
month ten per cent The working force
~ 3.Ooo men in the shops in North Little
Rock which had already bece reduced
one half are not put on reduced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

LITTLE Rock. Ark. Aug. l1.-This
afternoon the men employed In the
shops Of the St. Louis 4 Southwestern
Railway company's shops at Pine Bluff
were notified that their services would
no longer be needed. The cause Of the
closing Of the shops are said to be due
10 the recent strike OF blacksmiths.
Over 300 men are thrown out OF en-
pl0yment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12

CLEVELAND. Aug. l1.-It Is announced
that the Cleveland Rolling Mill CON-
pany will be added 10 the list OF large
manufacturing concerns that will pay
its employees in this city with checks.
Three u the most important factories
Of the city have used that method in
paying their employees this week and
there has been but little dissatisfaction
axrrozaaI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Work suddenly stopped.

DUNDEE, Mich. Aug. H. In Ida. a
small village near here. Ohio capitalists
had leased large tracts OF land and were
drilling for oil in several places. The
work has suddenly been stopped and the
parties have left without stating what
the result OF their Investigations was.
Ii is believed that oil and gas in consid-
erable quantities underlie that section.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
Essahli.hei ouarantin..

AUSTIN. Texas. Aug. IL State Health
Ofticer Sweringen has established guar
antlne against Pensacols, Florida and
suspects. according 10 the lawof Texas
any person who runs quarantine sta.
tion is liable 70 fine and Imprisonment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-12
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Colored Girl Held for Taking JewcIry
Left I'm Sanitary Bufiding.

CmcAGo. Aug. 1.-THE loss OF e60e
worth Of diamonds and other gem set
rings yesterday inu-kha.. public comfort
building iavatory of the Glow Sanitary.
company was followed this afternoon by
the arrest OF Sadie Thomas. the colored
woman employed as an attendant. She
was arrested on a warrant sworn out by
a New York lady who owned the jew
elry and was locked up atthe Woodlawn
police station. She protests her inno-
cence. and indications are in favor Of
her innocence. Superintendent George
OF the Glow concern says that the arrest
was instigated by Captain Bonfield of
the secret service department. who has
had a grudge against tho company ever
since William T.. Glow. the president.
refused 10 turn over property left IN the
pay closets TO the secret service depart
ment, saying at the timc'that the prop
erty might as well be turned over TO
thieves as detectives.