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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
tI,NSTU- wiMNN To ASSIGN.


Nv YoRk. Nav - Erastus Wimau
Wi hls geaeval sssignm~ut for the
tensg, - hl- c-s.hfnrs 90 Monday or
Iasaav Tie iettsieu was reached
L,sf nislf after a -et'~iger had been aV
r.tntsd Or the Electric Power company
- staten island The yarars are now
t.u4. prepared ~ssi Mr W,msn today.
-far g~neral assignment To-
Is,ypi Henret King That -
realty al there = to H. | ex-
peef tnat the papers Niil
te tiirfl either Monday or TUESDAY next.
There 40 certain fp-maiities a. he AZ
teufle,i Co. especially on connection With
ihe seceigcr@hip q the Electric Power
e,,-. pauy The Trouble vsa csus.'i N
,ar msia hy IRE publication several
weeks sgo ~ t'le trsnsfsr q the rrsl -.
tate m staten Island - Nr. kIng a.
trustee Negotiations sern ou that day
iu Trtcre~s tcsari f0afing .t0nt'o -
k'rsls q The Electric company II |
could hsve H~go'iatesi 'hssn bonds by
estate souid have been <Enfos better
81 thar it - tosisy and ! should have
beer abe f1 pull through. | b"iieve
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
AppoRTIoNML>T STAMPEDE.
Mr.. p,cr,e Plays Ho~-e With the He-
publican SENATORS.

I..ssiSu. Mich. MAY n The ste Clair
charter hiii. - long AZ Tho moral isw.
was the suhlcc; 81 considerable diet us-
sion ;hi- morning and after having been
reported out hy the committee. wa>.
agaius; the Wishes - the democrats pat
upaD iis imnseliate passage. af Burt
insisted ths, the t1d ie read. bni ss
this would have taken. up mort tune
than the senate hIs 10 s,srr. Il Was
tabled II was aftefwsrd hrvaghi vp
anh after the clerk hal hs.en reading Il
about ten minui-s. II vas again fsi.icd.
Later J; vss made the special oya.f Tor
Monda, night
The question - holding n Monday
reraion vas brought up ~ q r-soiuf,en
- Mr. Gibson providing fur az adjourn
ineu, until Nonlay night Mclaughlin
said be csaild nu; attend ssss,ens fuss
das and "Wednesday ard consequently
he wanted q Monday s~ss.on Shssfiy
lrfare the ncslf re--ess Mr.. tsii.pssns rsso
lnfiun providing for HB adjournment.
after the sfi"rnfasn session. emil Mon
day night NJ = ociock. We adopted.
The gov.rns anr.unccd thsf ss had
sigliesi the bill amending the charter a
Isss tiis ard the ii,'i Incorporating the
United home Prt1sftrrs' fraternity
In cs,Tnmiit.s - the yilais ihe tn
sraensiing the At fsiaiife a. tsie grant,
ING q franchises o. rffTpTsf,ntls ma
ngreed g.. aua TIE commit iiioe aro-se and
ysss@ed iise hiH
Ar pirrce's fear;uriing.'sfBf hiil vss
reported cat rs tie conlrnisiss nna ste
, "a is tho s,srial t-tief - this sfiss
rsrn NJ brundaFe favored ls~'Iafie
ussnt - sctifan su the hil. sssnsrnaing
ils' fhe stsfs was rev tsifis ssg,nr
tlonesi su'i tnst fie Tffpseea chang
sRs IN he interest - lBt fxe os flirse
gser-ffrs A. i.fBadissse - = rspui4iean
ard he ~ss E'fsi~@d ly Ar A9ros.
llssfntsrEf
The fDilosing isle we're pss-r-d, PRO.
slding fss tie crBsiros-ftpfs - q dfasn
ihrnegh .s isEe nshif& - fich ard
brrrfela. isr-er respaty snlrusiifs tie
eharfnf = fts YiiAg@ a Assasf. s.eris-
rs7sse osrtais etete rrgTs-rfs n tiss ri'f
q i.<naus - fts safy - Lansing 10
sf;fe-si cl~piI7R pBrE0eiz
hes-ess uafEi . ~
fiss sft~fuon s~esior vRs = EarfTsss
party, spf ths rspot,iiesn senators To-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
CHEERS FOR HARRISON.
The Y. NJ. &. 4. Convention Docs
Honor To- the Ex-prcsitient.

INpIANApoLIs. May lA-For the first
time since the y. Il. 4. a. convention
opened enthusiastic confusion reigned
at Roberts park church this after
noon. This was occas,oned 10y the
appearance of Gen. benjamin Har-
rison and John WanAmakcr. No
sooner did they reach the auditorium
than President Bicrce promptly an
nounced them and they were escorted
to the roetrum. When the two eminent
gentlemen reached il the chec ring again
commenced. lasting for some little time.
President Bicrcc said: 1T pleases and
honors me beyond measure 90 present Ia
you man who has done such honorable
and eminent service for his city.
his stats AID natio:~zO yhc. beyond
all this, deserves the earnest loue IL all
who are with him. the followers of Jesus
Christ. General Harrison" Again
cheering applause deaf, ned every one
and at the conclusion II which Mr.. Har-
rison said
Ms. PRESIDENT AND GFNTLLaEN oF
THIS CoNNENTloS IL Was "a part Of the
covenant that | should be excused
from si-ai,ing al this time. II is great
pleasure 10 look into the faces of the
earncs. young men who are here con
fcrring III the interests of chris; Ian.ty
and the work of Improving their fcl-
lows. The first association l was
ever president of VAS the Y.
NJ &. a. IL this city. whose
officers at that .imc possessed. not Ia any
large extent. the zeal AMI intelligence
which distinguishes them today. have
watched with inteTes. the association =
growth and innuence over the dccency
Il the community. | trust you
have found your duty pleasant.
and ! arn sure We owe you much
for the benefits We have received from
your visit. l wish you all happy re
turn Ia your homes. Ii IL "A great thing
To live AN unostcntatious christian liz,
Christianity is not io bc worn as
cockade. nor is il L. bc hidden. IL il
good In have it on the first floor.
Mr.. Wanamakcr was remembered FOR
his services 1T Philadelphia and re
earded by President Biercc as man ~
whom they were all glad to thank CRATE
fully and love a. brother. Mr.. Harrl
snn and Mr.. Wanamakcr after shaking
hands with n'lmbcr ~ friends went
away. ". II. Ball read a paper prepared
by ID. ". Corbctt 81 Montreal. who was
forced Ia be away.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
BAPTIST CONVENTION.
Much Money Is Betng Raisesi for for-
rign Missionary Work.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. May II she south
ern baptist convention held three ses
sions today al the Union Gospel tatcr.
nacle and tomorrow distinguished
preachers viii occupy the pulpiis 81 all
the protestant churches. This morn
ings session WAS opened with
prayer by the Rev. w Pickari IL
Louisville. Kentucky. Judge haral-on
presiding. The present treasurer and
auditor, Dr. L. W. Norton II Louisville
and DIR. W. y. Harvey IL Louisville were
reelected without opposition. Dr. l..
L. Eaton d Louisville. chairman of tine
centennial committee. reported that DIR
". ID. Powell had taken the field ia the
interest 81 the centennial missionary
fund with magnificent results. Nor. en-
couraging reports came from Maryland
Alabama. Georgia and Texas. Com
paraiively small amounts were collected
in other states hecause ~ the fear
~ interference with regular church Il
ferings. In order that the desired fund
al $4,000 may lie secured II was de.
cided that they bc extended to Novetn-
bcr !. lsj3 One half is for the foreign
and one half for the mission home board.
The motion Ia extend the time Was then
put and carried. DR. John 4. Broadus.
president of the Southern Dap
tist Theological seminary al
Louisville, spoke in tho interest
of and for the support of his institution.
He said the institution had aii students.
more than any similar institution in
this country. At the afternoon session
the order u business for Monday was
announced. The report of various com
mittees we're read, among them reports
on pagan fields and ~ women's work
They were discussed by Dr. r. NJ Ellis
and DIR. l.. c. Henson IL Baltimore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
PRICE IS FREE AGAIN
Ne Escapes From Jackson Prison
in Big Box.
coNylcIs AID MS EFFORT
Ne Was Cnsvsrs1 In . SaAsh G1ox a. shs
D~pos. AMI Wis~a shs Iss,s CAas
Ds,apOasssA


JAcxsos. Mich. MAY i1-ChAriss H.
Price. a convict. and helper. in the
Nithington d Ccoiey shop az the psisDn.
made the eleser-st escape todAy Il any
prisoner IA q hong time.
Ten dozen snaths were being put. into
boxes - b. scot 10 Australia Price
put fise dozen into oae snd asasi. FALSE
Top o. the bos. which he fastened ~
two bgtton- On the insiie- The convict
hal rouf.eieratss 10 asssss hlm in getting
into the box snd ~s- trsw n t0 the com
paHy's warehouse near The prison. where
the isad sas left on TIE platform.
A. ss-su as the tesmstef left. Price
slipped The buttons. lifted the top aud
walked aNay.
The tFic3 was not discovered until
tn sorknen vesc loaslsBs the box upon
the ear = hen the top came oil.
Price wss Striving a seven year sen
tence for forgery. aud came from De
;rOif. lie came E.ar making hIs escape
once before in a simiiar manner. but
was caught
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

W.ssr>GToS. May II The president
to-day made the following appointments:
. Fred &. Peniield n Connecticut. "a he
agent and consul general ~ the United
States al Cairo. Irving Is. Richman ~
Iowa. Ia bc consul general ~ the United
States n, ~. Gail To be consuls - the
United States: E,igar l.. Given- - AZ
kansas, At Winnipeg: Alfred &. John
son - Pennsylvania. a. Stuttgart.
Charles W. whitley. Jr.. of Delaware. at
st Eiienne: Wendell G. Warner q. New
lnrk. at Tunsiall; Francois y BciIew -
Maine. Mt Thre, Esver-, Canada: An
,hony Howells ~ ohio NJ Cardiff. John
= peechcr ~ New Work. Of Cognsc.
Peter Licber ~ lndisna. Of Dusas llsiorf
Theodore Huston Il Illinois. AZ raso
del \otte
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
HEAVY RAILROAD LITIGATION.


PfrTSBTNG Nav II \ youngstown.
Ohio. special to The Leader SAYS Jhe
biggest railroad litigation ever brought
IA Mahonsng county was commenced ia
court this afr-rn.on Nv Attorney bert
n. Murray Mr. Murray. acting as
counsel sor Oliver u. Payne. has riic,l
petition IN which he asks for the ar
Y-,sstnsnt tur IN. Pitisburg. Paines
Vile 8 tairpurt railroad. running
from Noungs.own to fairpnrt. and
the Pittsburg Western "a lway. tho
les-s-e of the line and the en 'orcement
AMI collection 70 a very heavy judgment.
The suit IA brought against the Pitts
burg. Painesyslle 4 fairport railway.
IN. httsburg 4 Western railway. the
Trumbuii & Mshoning railway. The Ner
esntiie Trust Company. the Forwarding
and Storage company. the Pennsylvania
a Lake Erie Dock company. the Fits
burg. Fairyort aud Terminal company.
the Pitsharg. Fairport aud Northw 80,
ern dock company. the Marine Supply
company. and the Fsiryort Dock com
pany
\ decree 10 asked foe the appointment
- A receiver. In Judgment fo< ED ~
AMI interest from D~cember N. ls12.
ai-o for the taxes spsosiu ting tn &hA
and that an order be is~uel restraining
tae dsfcndant= from in any manner
u-.ug The tracks over the prop-rtv ~
the plaintiff The other defendants
name,i IN the suit claim some interest,
as is-nhoidsrs or otherwise. % the prop
eriy a the defendant company and will
te required 20 answer.
\ representative of the United Press
called upon General Manager John Y.
Patton % the Piffsturg \ Western rail
way with reference 90 the suit entered at
Youngstown tO.sy against his company.
Nj Patton said.
There ~ M cause Tor alarm. The
claIm j. one which las been held against
the Pitt@hurg. Psine<yilie 4 fairrort
kai.r,sd company and ante dates the leas-
Ing - fhst rad hy ihe PittShurnS 4 West
crn The cau-e y dispute Ia the title
- picce - property. The Pt'sburg
4 sstern railway ~ az present IN bet
f~r sstustion financially than al any
time since IT. organixation. Any one ~
The other defendants named IN the peti
'ion - rppd for ten times the amount of
the claim. lt - smasl matter and
there - absolutely no danger q the
Tl'tshuTg q Western railway passing
into The hands q receiver
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

TrgHs HsvrE. Ind. May - The
dual T"stmastership fight continues.
Both Js,etmssiers are ~ the ofiice hut
occupying separate rooms The new
r-~fmasier senf written notic.s g. all
the letter carriers late last night di.
charging them forthwith tat tbs
morning raised 10 oigsciion vh+u they
came back ie work The. wsre 81
luRci - their routes by their proposed
suc,esa-ors Both si,iee hsTe i~-r tslo-
graphing 10 Washington sEd are ga ait
IrE iusirlctt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

old DEGREES siming to Keep the Hebrews
~iiLin hasd ps.es. no aossaaent Assinsi
the race has taken place in Po!snd.
The sli-sed outbreak u psrsecatioa v a
myth.
In the autumn nsseusres Il the Ger
man army co the sassess scale ever IT
teaipted will be held betscea Treyes.
Metz and stra.boI. Emperor William
hs. invited the emperor II Austria. tn.
kirg of Italy. the duke II York. the duke
of Connaught and all the German
primers 10 attend the ussnsUsrss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Ixr,rsvsrfsr fs Nay l} E~p.fts 'roua
the s'af- -ha'v thsf s''fstss- . che iieig
rins arI pars NsFe rnura-ls ihsra -
No.. anli,arrs-suent me hs' - faF n
-iu.iea tfe rtrks AZ 'sareFa bnnklrk
Hpisror Norffsr. wn Nerr,-eT iie Vas
er'..n. kqax. N.szvf.ie. f,reerto town. ~
lears. tireanv. hsi@z.avala a1i ihs
vol The lrsfegirs tsns ~ Ne@f
Lebanon re- stu ru0ri~g sni si cvr
f.af-~ That ~ N~rrizfern sli -
.1me IRE banks az Bsctes'ar Nfbia-
vide sni - tfty ar art inve.Fesi snd
AZ al right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
WILL HOLD BACK CASH.
Uncle Sam Will Fay Claims Against
the Cherokee strip.

W,sHrNoroS. May IL The officials
81 the interior department had under
consideration today the question ~
wha, amoun, should I've retained by the
government 10 satisfy any judgments
the courts might render against the
Cherokee Indians ia favor of the Della
wares, Shawnees aud Freedmen. who
claim an interest in the title ;o the
Cherokee strip. Ii is I.o+siblc that "a
decision will be reached early in the
coming week. aud that - tn. s-,G0!Dp
Appropriated about s2lvO.uo will lie
withheld for the purpose stated
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

W,snfNercv. May u II vac stated
issiay ~ ihe pension cfscr that % to
Last farsiay isgs J-nsisrr essusfiers nue
in Nufoik NiiEnis, investigating the
claims tieA by tsF-aru Attorney i're's
rry hF.i ,ssn pl.issi fourteen caecs. Sll -
vhish hai tson is.nrSd ~ h~ iffs'rulsr sg
fFsusiussnt he rensfeu e'bHrs hers
arr ~aasTh ing tho 6lrs fer Cis hge fie1
ls prrssrF zhirh have i--ssa siloEsd.
and - Gar IT, hare lsrsn fgufd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

purposes by tho state lcgiristar~. and no
one has authority 10 make rcgolstscns
contrary 60 the provisions ~ that act
IL 10 further chained that the set Il ca.
gress sssdif. which iixss the hrsf dap os
the week for the clsieg Il the
fair Instead Il the sesensh sso
lates that part Il the CON
stitutioa Il the United bssses which
says that congress shall not make ss~
respecting the establishment II rsli'
gioE.v aud while thousands II psopse
worship on Sunday. there are siso thou
sands q peop.e who Worship on SAiar-
day. and any law that prov ides one day
a. agxins; the other IL violation u the
constitution Eot only ~ the United
Statcs. but of the state of Illinois
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

JNcssoSvuLLs. Fla. aay l2--A Ms
simme special Ia the Tines Union says;
~,rhe bank st this flacc failed to open
its doors this morning and q notice
T-~ss-i oa the window said that G. T.
\swsii had been made Pr
sisnee. Later the sheriff levied on
the building. contents and lot
II - rancrcd on ihc streets that the
liabilities are about $1,000 and assets
islo.tts. The cause cf the suspension
sss slos collections aDi general tight
ness Il money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

The risns inton R.nk ~WcT.~-fshf
tsv.- Ths,-.,xh Rta Eaa-

NsvsfRes We Nsv q AZ aoef'
a. fh~ f'ses .f.teo hsnk rr~n~'i - .if~fs
tbis raorri8g fb. nsn teEan ~ 80
ressif q fh~ failure q Prank Ter
rs.fs rr-'Ps.isf snf.a- psreF far hans
iss ~ s1l1at-i There sa~ ths lsuni
s..en.-s frapfic ren sHt sseffrz fst~fs.
Naat sF thls fesrfu frss seFa sr1sii ifs~
-~-s faen r. p q tss F-rftssf. fafiF~ aseh
ir -r esr~ rfrrs fer fe~ rufpse- =
alak ne .ierr>sfs set faf - saf
go. Tbe .ess rad al. serelafa se
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
PRESIDENT MEAD RESIGNED.
The Electric Companics' Fight lnva<lcs
Pitssburg Swell Clulpsiom-

PIIIsBuKo. May la-At a directors
meeting Of the Pittsburg Electric club.
President Morris n. Mead presented his
r,eiguation ss prus;Sent, which was
accepted Mr. Mead. who is super.
intendent IL the city bureau of cleo
trici:y. is one 81 the defendants
in the recent action brought by the
Westinghouse company charging con.
spiracy against certain persons identified
With the General Electric company.
John Campbell. vice president. will as-
sumo temporarily the duties IL the
president pending decision in the
legal proceedings involving Mr.. Mead.
The action ~ the board. while precipi
tated 10y those unfricDdly to MIR. Mead.
j. regarded Ar really a vote ot confidence
IN him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
CItAix kIRM sCsPENDs.


LiScoIS. Nehl. Nay IL The eiten-
sive grain dealing trm II Kendall 4
Smith. wssh many elevators throughout
bulk oi their property have been
nlei This action. IL - Aaki. vas
pTecgpltated by the demand for
payment II claim Tor $1,000 by the
'iefuhet Columbia National hank Of Chi
esgo. which claim has been ss~tisfei
The total liabilities are estimated ~
tssltui. assets are unknown. Lccai
banks are creditors( bot /; Is thought
they have protected their interests IL
II feared that out-i,ie erc,iitots may ex
prflence difficulty IN collecting their
claims. and extensive litigation - among
the Possibilities
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

fast - thsy ssrs psssrrtsal but ssea
THIS did not sss0 IA satlsfy thase out
s.ais. Aad the cro~ds inereased an
IA the Aailssys Of the building
In whsch tho bank v located
ard tho ssdsw ak vzs nlied With crowd
II aslsious depos;ters This scene con
tnussi until shortly after II O'Clock. NJ
this aour s7u( 90 in gold arrived from
Chicago on = special traia and the Wis
sons,n Fire snsi Marine Insurance bank
1nt over eao.NO more. This had
~oosh.ng effect The d~posits staoant to
about Gs.m0u,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

"a f~flf ~t.ssrs. HaY - ~ TO a. 90
. astf,s-< i-sss the ts-ssSufy hst 80
hand ss.ff- = free ss4d' stsd he! e.
eerfs.i 10; has 80 80 pet nn the
las6z O. i1rissa saskisg m -frss gf,ii7
f.sia-ee s1nsfss Af-sse tlss sir 80 fsya
s-5i receive ifss sal3 estss frsFe ;iis
evyf Assnesx tfsNsus, t'''fIsis tie
iIssapsesi sFusta~ - rr<sFttesf vIte
s9u~s tss'y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

tyng,v ,ruLl~ Nay u Tho inferua
ticnai convention - tho VI G \
riossd Nth tsday' sez~ion Written -
ports frrm runfesrHces were received At
tbs morning -essian. b. L. ShgeY =
Daytp1 OHIO. rrat or address pn Flu
raiional Wolk IN fH~ isaoclatirs- iis
Gest F5rn sni N-th.~i~ ~ "
Nunha.i - ihaaasiphs sinse on
Hipssire 90 Llkeness a. 'htisf 90
morrow many - tte vs@ifiur d~.s4Ff frs
rla occupT palyi's - fte city hprrh~-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

li.vAsA. May IL The Infsnta
Euiails aud her husband. Ansnine
d'Osleans attended yesterday a delight
fui garden party given BY Capt Gen.
Rodriguez Aricco al his srm
rnes residence, I.s Molinos. ~
honor 10 tie royal visitors Tho
party was a meet select affair. The
Inianta and Prince Antoine also visited
the benetcencio domiciiira. aud IN the
evening attended a Performance a, the
AloiEu theatcr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Inn.. Nnr..ln,n,,r,.

n.ttt.nrs. Ma} it cardinal t.ih
t-,,s frreitr.l sai.legfam fron N'aaa
tirt stofnina anna uHsiHs ihe election .
ibe ~ I.ss liiahnp hair 20 "a he-iiag
g. D., c,sstiut.sf % tpo sn'hiash-p q -
l..uie ~tth ths ftehi - stss~s4ss.n srd
tar erection = l'siiseipa g. 80 a,'ie
t.s.s.t.ai zee. 18th Tie 80 tiry ii,alis,is
iirnnrrsY the F9~aeHt ii-hap q the
s.s.es s- its Hfst stt hh,shsf. aI~s ihe
tsabriastsn q itisirf ilufse ffaf,, hes
enHn g. '4i 3useI.h y .~.,sii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

CHICAGO. May i3-lt cost \. b. Mar
tans of Woodland. California. si.l0o "a
see the Columbian Exposition today.
Mr.. Martsns started for the fair this
morning carrying what he had recently
realized from the sale ~ n farm In .
pocketbook In ih. inside q his over
coat. His pocket MAS picked Ia crowd
in Afont cf the electricity building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

MoSvosvitrs, Ind. May IL. - The
Citizens hank of MonroeyilIe opened AZ
usual this morning IN hopes that depos-
TORS would have confidence in them
sine- they claimed no conneciiun what
ever with the Columbia bank. A large
crowd % depositnrs awaited the opening
and made run ON the bank. which met
aii demands until about 10 o'clock.
when the fun Is were exhausted and the
t,ank vas Obliged to close its daors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

rxkRs HArTE. Ind. May la-The
psstofiice was transferred tonight Ia
Harry Dcnham. who has been camping
in the poe,masters rooms since ycster-
day morning. claiming that he in the
rightfui postmaster and that u. &.
O-iner ought tn have delivered up the
Office when his successor presented "A
commission from the president
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
New savoy Ot~sga.

LoSpoS. Nav Il The full dress re
hearsal 81 the ncw Savoy opera. Jane
Annie showed that DOie Carte al
la.t has secured from Conan Doyle and
J. W Barrie librctto nasihy us the
traditions of the Gilbert anu Sullivan
period. while Ford's music. if not reach
ing the Sullivan staf,l1nts provides =
meiodious setting for a'nufi and eifec,
i've s,.enes
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Dc, $4,000 Acn.

PAnis May L. The bring arbiira
tion court was ,hrongcd hith elegantly
d essed English and Ameticsn lad,es 10.
day Ia listen to Sir Chari4p Russell II
is said the briefs II Sir Charles Russell
and Sir Richard weh4cr are each
marked "f2.Uoo'' with ~ refresher' OF
flC0 a day.
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1art,co Nay a. The NafFegiau
rt.nimi sianre. fn the eve ~-i'rn ecre
harInetssi az y rsieys tonight iT
namt = prominent .ofs~gtsn resi
ianfs - toe sify The gtses's Nrlr
sta1efsl ~ aBi-ssuuer hrtsifsu issue
Fs.h~ri.a on ~ lssslrsg \ u bur' bail
N.nufsrtDr@r- torifa 5-~ian~r iufs'
Pfftt. Nft sslssffl i-~.f,res onto srtdfng
~r.r-tary = th. ris,l dsi i-sia,s1 = tsTis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

LITTLE kocs. Ark. Nav IL The
grand jury to-day returned rive indict
ments against the officials of the First
National hank ~ this CIT, which recent
ly failcL Among those indictments Is
III g. Allis, late president oi the bank.
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Sh0c Company Fails.

CHIcAco. May Confessions 81
judgment aggregating sil.l2 were en-
tered in the circuit court this afternoon
by L. I. Ferries 4 CO.. Wholesale boot
and shoe dealers ~ No. 10 jackson
ssseet The confessions were GA two
notes ia fAver ID Wilmar X. Roberts for
s.0.l23 and Clarence r. Moore for
eFf nIn
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More Indiana Banks Fail.

CnrcAGo. MAY Il Word has been re
ccived of the suspension 81 the Citizens
State hank at Cherubuscn. Indiana.
capital s3t.ono. deposits Saoro. and the
Citizens bank ~ kempton. Indiana
They we're branches ~ the Columbia
\as,.p.t
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Ouiush Mills A.sigr.

. DCLUTB. May II Gill 4 Wright.
proprietorS q the Duluth roller mills.
assigned this afternoon to r. ". Paine.
cashier q tho Security hank h~scts
$1,000 a. slCr.ts liabilities. ss1us.