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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
FRY ALL Distributed.

The distribution OF trout fry for the
year 10 practically completed and it has
been accomplished with great success.
Between zoo, 00U and 500, 900 of the various
kinds of tine young trout have been planted.
Everyone who applied for fry was given
some and in nearly all cases as many as was
requested aud the distribution has beec
more general through the State than was
expected
Its feared that the extreme cold weather OF
tho past winter was worry destructive TO trout
In the smaller streams, not only in Vermont
but in all of the New England States. Sec
ton T OF chapter No 80 of the laws of 1872
gives the commissioners the right to gather
fishes for exhibition, elc,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27

The populist women of Kansas are pre-
pairing to join issues in tho future with the
republican women who have been organic
ing clubs all over tho State. The chances
are that hereafter it will he male hands
that rock the cradls while the women rule
the State
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27

Some idea of the feeling which prevails
nmong Queen Nictora's tars ia afforded by
tho fact that the British naval officers fear
ed their sailors would desert IL they landed
on American soil. Fancy American sailors
deserving their ships for John Bull or his
iaia dsf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
GOOD HUNTING AS WELL AS FISHING.

Mr. Titcomb said that the commissioners
wanted to have good hunting as well as
fishing in the State and he was glad to say
that the Is or 20 deer brought into YER
mont we're multiplying very fast Al
though he thought people might think it
rash statement, hs ayerred there were as
many deer in Essex county as there are in
the Adirondacks; there are also many deer
in Rutland county aud elsewhere in the
mountains
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-04-27
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BONDS.
We offer as conservative investments for
public institutions private and trust funds,
choice lire OF securities, such as
Daviess County, Ind 49,. IS
Luzerne Co.. Penn. rs
Findlay, Ohio. School SIS
Custer Co.. Idaho. 49,. 49,. IS
Murray Co., Mimi, School. 6s
Toledo, Ohio. IS
Marshall Co., Ind, IS
Duluth. Nina, School. IS
Astoria, Oregon, School,
gold. .......,..,6s
New Haven Electric Ry.,
1st mortgage, gold. e.. SIS
Madison. Wis. Electric Ry.,
Ist mortgage, gold .6s
10, ri.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

To-Day the national commission will
convene again in The assembly room Il
the administration building and in all
probability will continue IN session dur.
log the remaining days ~ the fair
Nsariy all ~ the commissioners have
t-en Ia the city since the adjournment
but as yet quorum = no, IN sight
The classihcation rommiftees - The
tzsard a lady managers have been
csile,l D. meof Oefoh~F 10 They ell
csatinue in SESSION until the clc-e of the
fair. ~ they have hcen summoned "a
prepare their iinal reports 90 the sotk
10 the woman's department q the espo-
sit4ns
With the assisiance - steam fug
Captain heFry n The msn Il waf Michi.
gan has sacceasls-i n gettiag The caFsvel
Santa Maria bark o. % snoofing place
N The fsfs
Arrangements ~. leihg made &c an
nthef iagefnalionsi t1asi o. ~ held II
80 t,eoss MAlel flaksfy - the Msa
s,sy pfsleaacs tApttsi,eF =
fl,a sffiaen- fihiitess Naiisoai 49,
sletian opened stA saAusf tanfss~us1s
gesfsF.iaf
fsisd a.iaas=sisssa - the ssS1d fsss
yesterday ila.nea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
WELCOMED THE BISHOP.
Rt- lsev. Joseph Itadnmschcr Met
by . Special Train.

FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Oct Sat 3:15
o'clock this afternoon the special train
bearing the delegation OF laymen to
meet the new bishop OF Fort Wayne dio-
cese. the Rt. Rev. Joseph Radamacher OF
Nashville, Tennessee. left this city over
the Pennsylvania railway for Lima.
Ohio. On board tho train were dele
gates from each OF the catholic churches
OF this city aud several priests. This
train returned at 730 this evening and
was met at the depot by all the uni
formed and non uniformed catholic So
cieties in the city. who escorted the
bishop TO the Cathedral. At the Cathe-
dral steps the Very Rev. Father Bran
mer delivered brief address Of welcome
on behalf OF the clergy. and William p.
Breen delivered an address on behalf Of
the layity.
The choir. during the entrance OF the
bishop into the Cathedral. sang the an
them, "Ecce Sacerdor." The services
inside the Cathedral consisted OF brief
addresses and benediction. followed by
the singing Of the "Te Deum."
There was no formal reception at the
episcopal residence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
FURY OF THE STORM.
Several Persons Killed and Much
Property Destroyed

New ORLEANS, Oct 3-The storm has
passed. but il is not possible 10 give a
fairly accurate estimate of the damage
wrought by the fury OF the elements on
Sunday. Sunday night and Monday
morning. The damage. done in the city
and in the harbor win run considerably
over hundred thousand dollars the
major portion OF which il confined to
the parishes OF Jefferson and Plaque
mine. and more particularly the latter.
In the city the storm was not as severe
as that OF 1888. Here the principal suf
ferers were the shipping interests At
West End the Revetment levee and rail
road tracks were greatly damaged.
Point la Hache. Bohemia and Pres
cott small towns In Plaquemine parish.
felt the brunt OF the storm. Several
houses were blown down and the loss
there will be heavy. Mrs. La France
and her babe were both killed In escap-
ing from their home. which was shiy-
cred by the storm.
At the Empire mill. near Pointe Ia
Hache. a young mulatto woman was
killed by falling timbers.
From Poydras plantation south most
OF the cane was blown down. No plan.
tations escaped What the loss will be
depends on future conditions II there
is period Of favorable weather and a
late freeze the cane will have time 10
recover and the loss will be compare.
lively small.
Rice In PIaquemine has suffered =
great deal. much of II having been blown
away and much injured
Yesterday q lone and ragged fisher
man who had been a member of the
fishing colony at Bayou Cook whore all
the oysters bearing that name are
fished. and which IL located about seven
miles hack 81 the Buros reported 10 the
keeper OF the locks 81 the canal Ozen
Martin that 81 the 300 people vho CON
posed the colony but thirty had sue
cecded In escaping the fury Of the ele-
menta
The Louisville A Nashville railroad L.
tied up. A mile of lie track at English
Lookout has been wrecked. The Queen
A Crescent road suffered but little and
all their trains are running as usual At
Shell Beach the club house was wrecked
and fishing camps damaged.
The loss 81 life ss far ss q diligenf
search could ascertain foots up as fol
lovs.
Between Point a Ia Hsche and
Bohemia. four. Mrs Leonice IsaFranon
and two habies and Charlotte Brinkel. q
coiored woman, At tirande Prairie. four,
William Anderson and three unknown.
ell coiorrd. AZ the old quarantine
station two the children q a Mrs
iiinkls; al the jctties. one. James Carey,
total III.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

House spent Another Day ON Federal
Election Bill

Election BILL
WssHISoToS. Oct a. The call Of the
committees in the house this morning
WAS unproiuctivc Of results. and the de-
bate 90 the federal election repeal biii
was resumed Mr.. Northwsy. in speak
ing against the measure. said that il
was popularity OF his to stand by the
under dog in a tight. and realizing that
the United States vas tho under dog in
this fight MIR. Kyle spoke in opposition
% the federal election lava The mi
nority report on the committee on cleo
tton Of president and vice president had
never been equalled for injustice by any
rules that he had ever read, and he de-
nounccd the statement made in that re-
port that Mississippi had the most per-
fectly operating system for fraud yet
devised in the south.
Mr.. Bowers. in speaking against the
bill. denominated (sarcasticallyl the
election laws as ''frightful measure. :"
aud then went on To- ridieule the house
for the slim attendance at the debate.
After expressing his opposition TO the
pending ball. he spoke upon the rights
of settlers Of Southern Pacific lands.
Mr.. Dcforcst followed with an argu.
ment In favor u the bill
Then Mr.. Dunphy asked FOR the i'm
mediate consideration q the New York
and New Jersey bridge bill. No quorum
voted. and the house at AIS adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

pet~biy heth hs ietsl la~~r@ Ths fsr
Solenei Hoolrun x4s drisen IA fh<
marshes snd nay b noxted The sioor
yscht Auuie l.. eEnsa ID A. ~ Mar.
khsll. n aimcst bufIon up near the
uouth q Chlekssss bogoa creek. ssd
msy possibly be sssed u damaged oon-
dlfloD.
Coumunicsfiosl direct teiwoen Motiis
snd NeH Ofieans By rail and wire hss
bcen totally cut 81 and viii pFobskly
nol be rssumsd iss weeks % coma
For Enlics lniand the trses are laid loo
and much ioss q life 4 reported al
slong The SHORE konors piscs The la--
of life - nifty. but possibly net more
than tuenty live have psri<hed- This
aide q Biakely. In the marshes. whole
fzmiilae hare b.en swept axsy and ne
actual ioss of life yin probably never he
knoxn.
An attempt vas made today b gather
from the merchants some spproximsfe
estimate of their losses. but Il Na< soon
found impoasib.e 70 get anything like z
correct est1mste. Ihcre h no doubt
that the damage win reach at least z
quarter of 4 million toilsrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
REBELLION SUPPRESSED.
Radical Leader. Dr. Alem. Arrested at
Buenos Ayres

BuESos AyRrs. Oct 3-Dr. Alem, the
radical leader. has been arrested in this
city. The yebcllion is believed 10 have
been suppressed throughout the repub-
lie.
Seror /. l.. Dominguez. Argentine
minister 10 Great Britain. has receive
the following dispatch. dated October ..
from the Argentine minister Of foreign
ahairt:
Tho city OF Rosario. OF which the reb-
els had possession. surrendered yester
day without resistance on the arrival of
the rational troops. The province az
Santa Re has been pacified and the
whole yepublic is now quiet The gov.
eminent has been supported by the peo-
pie. The army and navy remained loyal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

wssHlSoroS. Oct 3-Members ~ the
house committee on public buildings
and grounds say that the understanding
~ that the senate COMMITTEES will not
report any public building biIIs 10 this
congress. Representative Sweet -
Idaho. a member of the house commit
tee. says that he viii endesvor b. have
one bill reported giving q building 70
each of the new states which have not
been - favored Of the six aew states,
North and south Dakota only have re
eeived appropriations for public build
fnaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

CANTON. Ohio. Oct 3-Fire last night
destroyed the immense car barns of the
Canton Massillon Electric Railway com.
pany. Seventeen motor cars were
burned. besides trail-cars and other
valuable property. Firemen saved the
power house. and by hard fight saved
Dicks big agricultural works. which
were badly scorched. Sixty men are
thrown out of employment The loss
will be over 10000; insurance about
half
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
SWEPT INTO THE BAY
Pensacola Visited BY Worst
Storm in Twenty ysark
MANY VESSELS ARE BEAcnED
Ware nsss>s we~s Blswn Into the
Hay. Bstsdtnxs t1cseicd sd City
ssrrwn with wrecksge
MANY yEssEls ARE BEAchED

PENSACOLA. Fla. Oct 3 The most de-
structise storm that Pcnsacola has cx-
pcrisncsd In twenty years began at Q
o'clock yesterday morning aud ragged
with increased fury until q late hour
yesterday afternoon. The nearest ap-
prosch 20 yesterdays gale vas thestorm
Of 1851. The storm had been brewing
since Saturday. Hard rains fell Satur-
day afternoon and Sunday but . storm
Of such great intensity was mot expected
by any one
At4 q IN. yesterday the wind fresh
ened and the rain increased Ia force. by
5 q m. q terrific southeast gale MAS
blowing which continued a the rate Of
fifty live miles an hour until noon when
the wind shifted TO the south and In
creased TO sixty mica Between ? and 3
p. N. IL began TO SHIFT 10 the southwest
and at 2:f5 p N. the storm had reached
its climax. the wind NJ this
time reaching q velocity Of sixty
six miles IN hour. The rain fell in
torrents and was swept In binding
sheets through the streets Al. the bay
front. people stood in a drenching rain.
watching the elements in their work OF
destruction. No loss Of life has been re-
ported. but upon every street uprooted
trees. broken fences and roofless build
ings, testify to the storms force. On
Baylen street wharf tho large building
used by Warren 4 Co. for smoking fish
was blown into the bay. IL Was stored
with cured fish and the ioes will be
great. On the same wharf dwelling
and its contents was lifted from its
foundation and dropped into the bay.
Many Vessels Beachcd-
The greater damage was on the bay.
the Portuguese bark Josephine and tbs
Norwegian bark Wilhelmia were blown
on the beach, one Of the vessels in a
dangerous position. The fishing smack
isabella is also on the beach Before
the storm reached its height, several
steamships that were taking on cargoes
raised steam and ran down TO the lower
bay where they had plenty OF soa room.
Every stick Of timber in the bay was
cast adrift, and is now strewn along the
ton is cut of. The mail train on the
here for Jacksonville yesterday morn
ing at 60 could get no further
than Bohemia on the bay shore and was
compelled to return. The 1;3o p. M
train on the Louisville & Nashville also
encountered washouts and was COM
PEELED TO return 10 the city. The only
train reaching the city during the day
was from the north at 4:35.
All tslckraphic communication was
cut of before 10 o'clock yesterday. rail-
road companies' wires being down in
every direction and no news OF the
storm could be sent out last right.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
loss or nrE viii M enEAr.
M.ay vc--eis n~.ch~d ard scrse WIN
- f<~s-

Menits. Ala. Oct Z The details -
The stnrsn ehsch brcks ever tbc auif
cuass Mooday naoruinE and sagesi ~ in.
erea4ing fory fof fse "a rix hours have
iusf legun q es,ras in. and a. = "a feared.
in,ifcatians are tAat tie h@s q tits n
ths lowssn.h est 4 the eity hsse l.ecn
=. the pfessng fiase f.astefn sfsefe
.tssurs tseeeei tssty. t~aehsi ~ fAe
ssztpsa skaft - tAe isay iee nsiiee l~lsts
ths eass ffxef sfeeusers - Hnf f4stes.
erts~e - ~ ssss~hrs hieh 49, 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
NALIp PENSIONS
Hoke smith Called upon to Furnish
information

wAsHrsaroS. Oct 3-The first meet
ing OF the house committee on invalid
pensions was held today and was de-
voted To the discussion of the suspen.
sion of certain class % pensions by the
recent commissioner of pensions. The
subject came before the committee in
the form Of a resolution introduced in
the house by Mr.. Lacey % Iowa. Tho
resolution was discussed and adopted.
II requests the secretary ~ the interior
20 iuform the house % the number %
Invalid pensions granted during the year
ending September I. lsts3. giving the
number % the old Law and that of iseo
subsequently. and show the number %
invalid claims rejected during the same
period. giving the Law under which they
we're relectsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

WAesfssrox. Oct AFTER the
routine norniug business in the senate
toxlaY ass amendmeut n the silver pur
chasing repeal ball vss offered By Sen
stSr Morgan. IL revives the free coin
are act q lsS7 and rrnits - per cent ~
the import duties on goods from coun
sries which accept the American
STANDARD dollar The repeal bili "a.
taken ap sad Sesstos Dulph continued
NJ. speech - last evening senator
piatf intrr<ioce-i hsli permitting rail
roa.is a. p.-,l traffic nnier r~~trietisna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Heroine OF Nice Tragedy Wants Her
Children.

NEw YoRK. Oct Mrs Edward
Parker Deacon. the heroine Of the trag-
edy at Nice year or more ago. in which
NJ. Abeille. well-known Partisan. was
killed by Mr. Deacon. will. IL is reported.
attempt 10 regain the custody OF her
three children. now with their father
in Philadelphia Mrs. Deacon arrived
here on Sunday. and is staying at the
Broeyort house under tho name OF Mira
Baldwin. She is going 10 visit relatives
in Rhode Island in day or two and will
then return 10 New York TO contest the
petition for an absolute divorce brought
by her husband. Ii is understood. how
ever. that she does not object 10 the
granting a a decree of divorce. but will
petition for the custody of her children.
She already has one. the youngestwhich
Mr.. Deacon did not attempt 10 take
from her at the time they separated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
PASSED COUNTERFEIT MONEY.
Visitors I'm the Midway Are the
victims

CHICAGO, Oct 3--Threc counterfeit
ers. two Of whom were employed on the
Midway Plaisance, have been arrested.
A complete outfit FOR making counter.
felt silver dollars and about 30 Of the
spurious pieces were found. The names
OF the counterfeiters. who have made a
ployed at the Moorish palace; George
Morrison. working at the Bedouin en-.
campment. and Prank Mills of the Dime
museum on Clark street The bogus
money was put in circulation in giving
change TO visitors on the Midway,
large amount being thus passed out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Loursv1ixx. Ky 0ct a-Ths srr~sf
a r. u. Jofries. telegreph operstr.
oearrs W. K-eiey. photographic. sod
Hsnrv Esuibert . postsi iinsman. hss
t~ooehf o. light fuId rcben,f - is.el
the Frankfort luftery. Wiiiiam Linn.
eierk in the lotfery ofBce. pas ~ noesDs
q sirnsis to furnish Ire opernfor ~ifh
the nnmb berr as they veFe taken from
che uhsusl Tbeee n1ulbsrt ssre g. be
felngrsphed ~ q sirt risoed IN TIE
pest reon e. New Yofk end deIsyei
thr~~ frfo-x fise eastsrn orlc< r.eeiFei
shs lurxy nun,bers in the usi1al eny
lam e~rsp~8 srrret though fred a
thrns firae< ~ offrern
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

ssory Told BY wife or = Man Arrested
af Villa Grove.

OAKLAsD. Ill. Oct "A queer story
OF girl being sold into slssery comes
from Villa Grove. The case was brought
20 light by the arrestof Henry Galbreth,
his wife and Hannah Anderson. charged
with Drunkenness The trio have been
travelling from town 20 town ia wagon,
getting living az best they could The
girl wife. who is only II years old, said
she Was married 10 Galbreth In July last
in Kentucky. She did not want TO
marry the man. but as he paid her
father sl2 she thought she would con.
sent The girl says her husband treats
her well. only she IL forced 10 beg VIC
tuals along the road. The mother Of the
girl says she knew that money was paid
as an inducement for the marriage. but
she did not know how much
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Fiesdish crtnac Committed On Two
OoIoFed Women.

PAkis KY Oct a Some unknown
fiend placed q dynamite cartridge b.
tween Eliza Dent and Houston Kelly.
colored. while they were asleep Al {
o'clock this morning ~ the formsfs
home. The cartridge exploded and
killed them both. The dynnmifs eas
evidently placed directly between them
with fuse sftached; 20 that. the right
arm q one anil the left arm u the other
were torn 90 a. the shoulder.
They were lying on a fssfhcr bed on
the fioor and the terrible forcs - the
explosion blew a hole two feet square
through the fioor and shattered ali the
glass In the tao windows of the room.
~ well ~ breaking ornaments and scat
tering remnants of hed-ci0thes al osev
the roor, The bodies % the txo unfor.l
tunafes were entirely nude.
IL II alleged that the woman had
qnarreled with fwo negro men over the
ownership of the cottage To which the
tragedy occurred. which may lead %
their arrest on suspicion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Loxpos. Oct A dispatch from
czps Town siys that the Nstsbeies hare
African Chartered company. A. IN July
the attack was nade near Fort Nietofis.
The MstAhels force be been increased
rapidly IN the iast six weeks snd nos -
estimated a. about 100 men. Chief
Lohsaguls u exceedingiy belligesent.
and ~ attack on Fort Victoria h hkeiy
~ 10 made sooa by his wsFriorA Sir
ilenfy Loeb. commissioner st Victoria.
10 preparing 10 repei their attack.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

ST. Louis. Oct 2-For several da,s
female pedestrian contest has hcen la
progress st the Nafaforium. Twelve
women have tramped around the sau
dust arena with the hopcs q securing
prizes ranging from $500 down b. si0l
The affair was promoted by Hasssn
Mohammed, who is known N -the king
OF tramps." and whose alleged wife was
one Of the contestants Last night his
wife went on strike ana HassAn de.
serted the pedestrians When IL xaa
learned that Hsesan had skipped out,
the female pedestrians induiged in a
regular Kilkenny fieht and for \ while
the air wss filed with hands and hair.
They we're finally elected from the
bsii ding and are nov searching for the
man who deceived and deserted them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04

Amer seeing what re Had Done Be
shoots Himself

EAsroS. Pa. Oct A Iehigh Valley
coal engine cut a Crane Inn company
engine IN two at Cataaaqua this morn.
ing. A dozen cars ven wrecked The
collision was due 20 Watchman Thomas
Blss giving the signal b both engincers
that the track was clear. He had tetn
stationed there more than twenty years
and this was his first mistake Afier be
saw what he had done he went home
and shot himself. John hay. fireman
on the Crane Iron oonpeny anRine. was
killed and Engineer Herbert James will
be . cripple for life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-04
KIDNArER CAUGHT.
Arrest OF Thomas Kennedy In san
Franci<cn

San FRsScIsoo. Oct A. Thomas Ken
ncdy. alias Bailey. has been arrested
here on a telegraph message from De.
troit lie is charged with complicity Ia
the kidnapping of Joseph Perrin. the mil
lionairc. who wac bound and gsgrcd ia
his residence and taken 20 houss where
be was kept several days and pss forced
20 sign a check Tor tr}oo.oo0 One 81 the
kidnapers was captured. bat kcnne6y
cecapcd and went 10 Los Angeles. after.
ward coming 10 San Francisco. Ken.
ncdy denies that he IL the man wanted.
bat admits be kept saloon in Detroit
al the time the kidnapping occurred. Be.
QUESTION papers have i-.on forwarded
from Detroit and kennedy VII be taken
there