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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
FIGHT ON THE LAKE
Band Of Thieves Robbing Post
offices in Upper Michigan.
A BATTLE Win RtyolyERs
soldiers From Mackinac island Got
tsesnforoemeats and Pursued
Them With a steamer.

ST. Iosacr. Mich. sept ao.-A gang
of thieves are operating FROM swift
salll,o8f along the shores IL Lake Alchi-
gan and the Straits ~ Naeklnac. They
are nox being pursued by cesachmsnt
81 regular soldiers from Fort Mackinae.
They are all armed and a meeting issure
20 result ia bloodshed The
postofhce on Maessipac Island
was looted Sunday night The
work Mas evidently done by expert
cfacksmeh. A few nights before the
postoiiiee at Charleyoix bad been broken
into in q similar manner. On the
night of the Macsinac Island rob
beiy a strange hooking craft came
10 a landing aud mystefiously DIS
appeared In the morning. Officers AT
Mackinsc hired tug and after forty
eight mile chase overlook the boat and
ordered the three men IN IL To surrender.
i he thieves at once opened tire. One of
the officers was shot In the hand and
one OF the yachtsman received bullet
IN the breast and face. The fusilade
was continued for some time. when the
thieves surrendered.
Two II them came on board and were
secured in the hold in the boat. An at
tempt was made 10 get the third who
was hiding under asmall deck ia the bow
OF the saIlboat. The officers exhausted
all their ammunition whSz the rohber
came out, and covering the crew OF the
tug with two rcvolyers. demanded tho
release Of his two partners. The officers
were nj his mercy and the request vas
complied with. The two prisoners were
released and the sailboat cut adrift
The tug returned To Mackinar Island
for reinforcements and detachment Of
soldiers from tho fort with several
officers on board the steamer North
Star left about $50 yesterday
afternoon in. pursuit. Of the rob
bers. The wind has been blow
ing fresh for forty-eight hours and
the tug cannot catch the sailboat
Officers along both shores OF
Lake Michigan have been in
structed TO watch for the thieves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

The ssasmer Saskatchewan. carrytns
freight ca Lake Nsuifols has hren
hurnsd. The vessel wEs xalued a "a
oBo and ifs i,lrs IL . serioue floN - that
part - TIE ptoTines ~ n was the only
means # transportation
Aufi-dyparfsc desnonsirsfions hsvs
hs.en reported from varioas parts q
bohemia sincH tf,s sieciafslion n Q state
a seirs N praQne Ihfy ar Htiribui@d
to the selifious Czeck leuff.Ais
Negotiations are IN pfngreee which will
result before the stpirsfiDn - The pres
ent fnaish mail es5ntrsft in a daily
sefrins a stsenaers f,et~rtn rrothaup.
ton and Nee 1ofk
The Rossikn deiarrfss siiI start fN
Berlin ~ teptntIler - a. order - rs-
efen ttf neaosiatio1s for = fteefg -
ee-mmerce tstasrn Keeis nnd Ger
mant
Dr Nskefle. HunzaF ian prime ntinis
80. hss tenstrsd Ne fessizrstiof ir f'nE.
nequence a he aissetisiactio1 with the
clfa uErriaes iill
Thsre - 10 treih Is fhe frrprf that
tfe fndian FosFr1seeuf - sir,uf a. lesue
: ltsan a isfscfFt3 f,9ar,rle - stefiirE ~
EffiaBd
Part - flss sfsft ~ fis flfsosit rsies
n Corussll isil ~ tss;eFiss. shisnsidag
fkriY minsrs =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
FAREWELL To CHICAGO.
George Francis Train Writes n Isctter
Ia Director General

CnIcaco. Sept 20-George Francis
Train has said good by TO the worlds
fair and the attractions there. In \ let.
ter 10 Director General Davis he gives
some parting advice % the officials The
letter follows verbatim.
CHICAGO. Sept. n. DEsR CITizES d..
RncToR GENrRAL DAVIS Disappointed
at slow progress Of sunday Debate
where Directory decide In favor %
saloons Bagnios -Slunfs land Church
Hypocriey~l for Labor Army while
Ballet Dances Shame Theatres and
immortality have full houacs every
Sabbath Disgusfed Ia sce chil
dren ignored. but We thank direc
tors for splendid management. Scoring
Worlds Pair Colossal Success and say.
unless Fair IL made attractive Sunday
TAT Half Farel g. Labor who built Il and
Children OF Republic are admitted daily
at Ten Cents tand Fair Continued 20
December lstl with kindest regards 10
all. will say Good Bye and return TO
Tote of Madison Square land SileDcel
once more. Always
GFonnK FhAss1s TRsiS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
CLAIMS HE is A MESSIAH.
Announcement Made 60 His Tbeoso-
phic Followers.

OssET BAY. Mass Sept 30.-Henry
B. Foulke. known as the presidentof the
Mahatmas in this pleasant retreat OF
theosophists and spiritualists. announces
that he is the Messiah. tie Gays he has
been reincarnated no less than seven
times. that he has more or lees recollcc-
ton OF them. and that Nine Bloyafsly
came TO prepare the way for his entry
as Christ. and To straighten out the reri-
GUS condition Of things now existing Ia
the religious and business world. lie
says that he is in constant communica-
ton with the ''shades" and that his an
nouncement and actions are placed far
beyond his personal control by the
shades OF the Thibetan brotherhood.
He prophecies that war and bloodshcd
are soon 10 follow the battle of labor
against capital. and that socialism is
soon 10 come out on top. He adds that
Lieut.. Totten is a great prophet. and
that much that he has told win come 10
pass
Mr.. Foulke has made many converts
10 his theosophical ideas al the camp
grounds. His strongest adherents are
among the women. Ho is unpopular
with the old-time mediums. who seem
10 fear this new order OF occult science.
lie makes no public or set speeches. nor
does be attempt 10 mount the rostrum
under the oak trecs or in the temple IN
the center Of the grove. He keeps away
from the spiritualistic leaders and
mediums
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Arbitrary Haiing of Crisp Sustained
~ the ffou-e.

WaeHrsoTox. sept 2.-~fn th@ house
todss Sir i.ela asked unanimous con
cent for TIE iurlesisafc CONSIDERATION 81
= rsso osiou csiilne ou tbs secretary of
the treasury Ior tufer mafiou "a t. the
nun Der ~ olI4fes ~ s4ser bullion pur
chased nr ier fbe Shefman act during
July ssa Aazusf. aud further etat fhe
ressor Rt- ttat tie Sherman act eas
not sxec..lt during tkoee moofhs Nr
Tas,kQf eh,@cfea aad the call q, the
committee xas ordered by the sfesker
81 hafross lsogea % dispense With IT,.
P.i.lrz aeftsu ga tie notiDn 1ir
CafrhiH1s Hfrzeittd reroft fr0m sbe
e.srsta. Ilee aa ruiea Before lt vas rad
Nf bslrcas made the pcint u cffier
ftaf the reFart was not i1 order. H,s
poiat uss that the coasmiftee lad not
the right io originate sn order n ba-s
resa.
The sreaker o7trra'ed The Point =
order. haiknz that o. t6e qi.e~tlcn -
,lefsfn.niaz tte ocief of buslress the
ctnsmiftse cn rules hai = right g. act
Nr huffaNs appcsiei from TIE decis
fan an3 ff tifco moved - a. the ap
ga en the latie.
- la.sCi zahf fnst it vas a recngnifesi
eesis.,.i iathis ard AZ other pArliansn.
fsrY aa.li.s that sheu-yer anybody had
rshi - ab,ect the physical fact q
fes.iag m@ssure woui1 aot ooyiats
thss et1e-t.nn
fh4 3a-et,oa hefors The bous@ sas
g1eiher i'se rrpart should - scearesi.
m te srfatfr hs.I rec.ruiasd that that
Ese 80 9pe'utn ~ - suiing upon q
Tat sas tra 4sesi.on before tns hou-e.
lnaf fuii1s 80 one - the most suf
pfieing ihsi aat a4ef been matle.
fnaHpsg iecsf. followed partlrt
Tafea n ~ the rt-sser aud Afesrs.
ketf titfh. lafehres tnd Fsyne
tis ff''ftetls 4le~tsen Fae thea or
sierrd ea ite report ~ sh@ rcuiusttte~ On
rniee. sni ~ lneFum rrted A saii q
the arG-e eae ariefsd sad eet~ - orsief
rfesi-fe frs-f,ee tsken
feflrr fte vote ssa anaraueri NJ
fufrses ilrs@e and asAs'i - ~ rersrsiesl
80 ihen tote,l n fke ssEfn,afise ansi
flen - Ecr - t8s vtfa kss arnnnaee.i.
teF~i aBefasf esarsafersfn8n Ne Fttch
rcfa,l - sv i'ie iaaffn 60 the iaf =
Iaei ses srsf.i asi thf sFevleas sae-
raa 3ss fi4e
NJ E.~d fi'ie..esi 80 fai~e. sa.t ss..i
The reotaspen esl 4estf15e.i sbr satte.i
rsht of srFeat
fhe fertrs - e. rasasittre ~ sai~s
nas infs azri ~ rees fs4 asrs
saGt she arestsr pfe<eesiei e. rsa ths
eossnitess 81 fep,ssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Superintendent Stump u she inmi
g7afian bureau has refsisei q letter
ffsrn Bu8aio infrmlse him that 80
faradfaus aFe italy fioiAfsfE tae con
trasf lsios lsu st Suarene.un Iiridg~
an1 Niagafa faiis 1hey fauie osrr The
hrnier d fisr m01atfg ~ufs al daY ia
fhr alt~si states and retafh - anada
ia ~ sight
Maeh sfi~nts.a - eo~ beine desatesi
a tbe pension tufeea - ihe al ist
nnenf = eaae~ q fnr~isn pensioners -
e~afiY sasBso.let f'ef.siiaz iss~-tixsissfa
- - fifiSseshiF
fh.tkIsnf e rff sftsid fa.sae,
.sss ~ ffs safti fsif fff>a.ef i 90 e.
saaat f tfesselfs a iesteess
~ Caafia~tti = s'sIi,.f fnis 49, = l,iii
= intrsvst to Alehiasa. pfas iilos tasf
fssfist sasi - ffse setf
fsAa b fsa~sn q 81 4effts = "a
srplsraaf ts epasal - { h4saaa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

CIKvKLasD. Sept. - The twsniy
fourth annual reunion IL the Army k
the Cumberland Was held in thls cifs
today. At the morning session the re-
ports IL committees were read and the
temporary organization perfected. The
Organization Was shown 20 he ln d
healthy financial condition. and thu
treasurer reported that there Wis 4 sur
plus or hand. The following resolution
was presented by Gen. Thomas J.. Wooi
IL Dayton. and was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of the Sc
ciety of the Army ~ the Cumberland
bc rendered "a the Hon. Dan ). lamont
secretary of war. for his earnest interesi
in the establishment of the ChickA
mauga and Chattanooga national mIli-
fary park. and 10 Assistant Secretary n
War Gen. l.. A. Grant for his active aid
~ executing the work directed by the
secretary.
Before the appointment ~ commit
tees General Morgan instructed tho
secretary TO send a Telegram 10 'Old
Rosy" who is in in California. express
ing tho love his comrades hold for him
and wishing him restoration 10 health
aud long life. General Boynton devoted
some time 10 describing tho arduous
work which Col. g. &. kniffin had ac
complished in procuring the namosof H.
600 survivors Of the Army of the Cum
berland and arranging them In volumes
together with statistics relating to the
society. Colonel kniilin expects 90 oh
tain the names Of 10000 survivors be
fore the work is completed. General
Boynton said that there was no work In
the United States which compared to H.
The members Of the society visited
the Garfield monument during the
afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

VfcToRIA. T. g. sept % The
schooner l.. Is. Marvin. which returned
yesterday. brought .53i akins She
brings news II the seizure 81 the Vic
toria sealcr Maud = b the kunsinhs.
The Maud \ had been ordered 10 loko.
hama and was proceeding there The
captain had believed he vas IN lawful
territory, but Vas informed by the Rue
sian officers thai seven miles was Ia tho
protected zone. lie was confideni he
would he aile 20 defend himself The
Marvin reports speaking Tie Seattie
sealcr Volunteer. With LOO skins ca
the sth inst; the Aftfas. August -.
wifha,O0O. aud the Unlbria. Nith 1850.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

CHICAGO. Sept D.--Mimi and Sameon.
the Javanese children who were 10 have
been married today. have postponed the
ceremony until tomorrow or some other
day when the sun shines and the sky IL
clear. All was in readiness today. but
the rain spoiled all the plans. There is
a superstition among the Javanese peo-
pie that marriage on rainy day brings
ill-fortune. If our children marry to.
day. said the parents. they will cry
and he unhappy all the rest of their
lives That was not desirable pros
pect and 40 the ceremony Was post
tsonesi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Martial law f,rsh,ssd on Acsoass -
IssnplnaI Naf.Isf.

NJ osf.sSse aept - IeGerssa
PARISH has been derlsfssi sntlnr martial
isN ~ ~ residents be shefia lutiasa
state SENATORS and representatives afr
Ihe lea,isra a ibn regulators. bxeihrf
s4th ali shige eif.e iaia Al naeui.ae.f
met are es,i~f~5 - fea,sin awsY f.lsri
haaetle frep fhe Tesiirafiafg rsfs 80
l,<er the nssshfex ia fise sasstfs <hsfs
4 - fhasskt tie - met.kuef fel.sa Is ~
- ifsf fafsiisa- h4eA i.eaa shade a.
tssfn tis "a lhe sttks - shs eEsst cpd
sberr 3sstss FslapsesI dir.t "a tfun
stskr has t.-sa dfissa lag4 sae sfsaa,i
sa eiah ~ al tsl lss4 Tee aisa
feasessss eaiefisls sausana th.s tsAs
ifsa-. Hse tfesaihI lsfma. sls "a fsesll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
STABBED M A NtGno


SsSoUssr. Ohio sept 70 4 brutal
murder almost folloued by lynehlng
to,sk place IN the city tonight While
plying . game ~ pool ia saloon VII.
liam VI. sullivan steamboat engineer
took tall from the raek - q tAbio at
xh3ch i.dward iennetf a colored
waiter. war playing. The latter Vas en
raxesi aEd abused sullivan unmercifuliy
Snliigsn explained that y Naa a mistake
and that seemed 20 arouse the negro 10
greater fury than ever He took knife
from HE pts kst aud stabbed Sullivan to
tte heart The latter fell On the iiosf
and esfire1 almost Immediately lten
peft was arrested and a mob al citizens
surrounded the station huo@e tonight
and 1emaedel that he be delivered to
them he SO removed 10 safer quar-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

WAsssss;fos. sept - Before the
Ways and Eleans committee today tar.fi
hesrlngs xere resumed and Hugh canlp
% Nes York hasiAx Interests ia lead
mining IN Missouri aud other points
vest spoks IN ogpozlrlon O. any Fedue
tion IN The duty on psg lead and lead
ore. Max Ald-x of See Haven. Goa
nsctisut. seevstary q the New kaglxnd
Corset association. spoke for the corset
tn2astfY. Otto Guileau Of New York
addressed the committee 81 correct what
he called az error IA the Mckinley law.
IL was 10 relieve from q duty a % per
eent adsaiofem sawed ivory. He also
advocated a reelection on piano ivory
from 40 % 10 Ter cent
p. I. ksmer. representing the New
York importers. asked that velvets and
plashes containing les than 55 Per cent
of silk he reduced 10 tl per pound and
- per cent advaiorem; and those con
talniag more than - per cent of silk 90
per pound aud Is per cent advalorem.
John III. CoYne % fonkers spoke upon
the carpet industry. He said since lS78
the prices u carpets had decreased
While the wages % the Operatives bad
increased. and they we're now about 800
per cent greater here than abroad. He
believed that II the tariff was Jeff alone
operatives would have steady work and
good wages
q. G. Barber q Chicago. match man
ufacturer. requested the COMMITTEES %
ALLOW the present tariff 81 10 censs a
gross 20 remain on matches
j. =. Weibourne. a brush manafac
turer 81 Baltimore. MARYLAND was
against a change ia the brush schedule
,ot the tariff
Representative Rschardson. 10 behalf
of the furniture manufacturers Of Grand
Rapids Michigan. ASKED thst German
looking z ass ana buriaps he placed on
the free list lie also IN behalf OF brush
manufacturers of Grand Rapids. asked
FOR free nristies aad the retention OF the
present duty on brushes.
Representative Sperry spoke for the
maintenance of the present tariff on
Sumatra wrapper tobacco.
trank Benton Of this city made ar
appeal for the retention OF the present
duty on hcney.
Then the hearings before the WAYS
committee which has been in progress
FOR more than two weeks came 10 amend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
kille.i in = Cnllisinn.

BELvIpERr. \. j., Sept. 3O.-The Bos-
ton flyer" on the Lehigh and Hudson
railroad ran into freight train at Lake
Grinnell at about 4 80 o'clock tais morn
ing. killing Freight Conductor Herrick
of Warwick, New York. Two cars were
burned up and the two engines were de
rallied and thrown down the embank-
ment The fireman of the flyer was in
iured. but not seriously. None Of the
passengers was hurt. The flyer contin-
ued on it's journey toward Washington
over the New York. Susquehanna and
Western road.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
CALIFORNIA WANTS 1T.
senator Perkins Wouid Annex
Hawawaii TO His State.

Hawawaii TO His State.
WAsHINeToS. Sept. 20.-There was
quiet little dinner given TO Ciaus
Spreckels in one OF the senate commit
tee rooms yesterday afternoon. There
were present Mr. Spreckeis. the Oxnard
Brothers. the big sugar men and Sena-
tors Allison. Hale. Gray Hawley. White.
Of Louisiana. and Perkins of California
and German. After the dinner Mr..
Perkins quite casually like. brought
up the Hawaiian question. and observed
that IL might be a good idea 20 annex
the Hawaiian islands. not to the United
States as separate state. but
20 the state OF California. He
pointed out that several Islands from
thirty 10 forty miles distant from the
coast had pcen annexed. and suggested
that were Hawai- so annexed California
would take care OF IL Senator Allison
said that be had had the same idea
for some time. Gray ard Hawley
thought favorabiy of il. aud also of
another suggestion from Perkins that
congress might pass law annexing the
island To California. the California leg
islature 20 sanction such an act. Mr..
Spreckels is understood 10 have said
netninc. but as Senator Perkins IL his
bosom friend u is supposed that he ap-
proves. il he did not suggest. the idea.
DeVelopmeuts are locked for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

wsaHlSoro~ sept - The president
sent - she senate to-day fhe following
naminAtiona
Joseph " Michel q Indiana. O. 10
depaty second coniptfoi.er q the treas
ufY.
William n Firacken % Indiana % be
coIiArtor n inteFnal revenue fof the
sixth district = in.liana
Wihaam La Chambers - Alahama.
g. - isad commissioned az Samoa.
unier The general act signed ~ bsriin.
Jsne -. $50. Wee r. = Ormstee. re-
signed
I,sstmastsss Emmett s wisnrr. lie
bon. y -. Charles n Freeman. Eik
Point. s. y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Mnchc,l and MeAul,ne Arrive.

Nf-S YoRk. Sept - Among the pas
sengers on the 1eutonic. which arrived
from Liverpool today. we're Mitchell and
HcAulife. the pngillsis. Mitchell in
tends starting Tor Chicago within few
DAYS. Mitchell said h. had made ar.
engagements with the New Orleans club
g. light there. contingent upon corbetts
signing. ~lf cprbett won't light any
where but at the Cancy Island club.
he said. 4 don't think ! shsll tight nj
all torbett has not treated roe with
couricsy during the negotiations
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Benent,ed by Fires.

ALPENA. Mich. Sept. 20.-~Heayy rains
have extinguished al forest fires in this
section. Although there was consider
able loss. the fires will be a benefit 10
the county. as much land that was
thickly covered with logs and under
brush is now almost entirely cleared.
Roads are being built at one-third the
expense formerly necessary. and many
settlers are going on lands that were
unsaleable before the fire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

LoxpoS. sept. - Herbert Asquith.
the hotae secretary. took occasion Ia the
house ~ commons toias - severely crit
icise The attitude e Measra Nop.is
ricikard and iIaroic. the lahsr uiembtre
% the house. Mr. AsguIih refefrtd ia
strong terms ~ disspTFVvsi - the al
vice given by The gentlemen referred D..
the striking mincrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Party is.ia resr-d ~ ReI-esi Bn -
pasef-8

lSp1svArotfs. sept. - RI Congress
man f.ee Wileon. u Sheitgviile. q Ter
sonal friend 81 Senator David r. Hill.
who has just returned from Washing
ton. eays The dcuiocfai party ~ large
il in sarp sffsiia ! WIS Informed per-
soneliy ~ Senstfn I'LL that tie passsa.-s
a Or repal hiH wili Amount 90 bot
little lees than The dissolution az fhe
democrat party. The pcvpie a tlls
eDuth and west sent stand H.
sI'cnrrtssnsarf Hand has drafted q
free colnaee tsil 81 - pfr~<ntci D. The
houas o. soon ~ thr Nsisen iaH -
disp-sed e. ani aifhooeh ~ asssrfion
sna1 erefa incoa sissent Il vill - oaisefesi
fhrourh beth houes< This - ests Cd
II siil eiinipsse senle tf the taa fes
turee - Tie Sherman ~ and VII - -
fofufnd - g. - srreft4l,ie % al slflrx
NJ Nilsnh farther sd shat Ne kseW
ffret FeFNlrsi funscrrafiuH with tte
rfnsiitnt that Nr Cleveland would
lasoF thf nrs bi|i aud u>e ne sn1urncs
- sefure - f4eeere
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
o,d soldiers ise.a.o..

J,rxso~vtItr. fll sept g The vet
efans - the Ohe Hundred aud Fret
which "a. largely f~cfultrd IN thla
roUutt. are having grand tiase here o.
say ~ a rrnnlea. o. " hieh ihry have Ia
sitesl 81 The oid nslisiiets iu The sicinity
Their fssu,er chaplain the ises James q
s. ynlasls - ifsing fsfk. antl th- etfa
nAnsisf. t..loHsi t.ai'ege - Cisston are
l~gh hafs tlen. " q rasry. " q.
Whilloek fsfmef Andsfw,fssilie pfse
enef. ana several othefs are aoen fof
afeethsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
SHIFTING THE nLAME.
Conflicting Testimony In the Man.
tcno Railway Disaster.

KAsgAKKE. Ill. Sept 20 The testi-
mony before the coroner's inquest on the
Manteno disaster this morning con
flicted with that given yesterday by the
Illinois Central employees Each crew
seems 10 be working hard to avoid the
responsibility. The officials OF the I'LL
nous Central arrived this morning and
those OF the Big -Four are expected this
afternoon. when the official inquiry will
be opened. six OF the bodies have been
claimed by friends and relatives aud
shipped To former homes Ii isexprcted
that the railroad investigation will bring
to light many important facts not ellc-
iteSl by the coroaers jury, which has adj
iourned until this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
.was-hip on mr isla
what sncoess OF the tebels In Bra-
al Means

BUESos AyREs. Sept. 2Q--Admifal Dc
Neilos does not expect any artlre re-
sistance % ham from Santos. where be
has sent THREE MAR vessels II the gzrri.
son there should fail 90 submit. tie
arsenal will be shelled. With the cap.
ture of Santos. the rcroiuionlsts can
make a land attack or Kio de Janeiro,
as a railroad runs from Santos 10 the
capitol. The rebels have reccived a.
surances for sympathy la Santos and
San PauIo. President pcixoto's position
Is becoming more desperate erory hour.
IL Is asserted that II the revolution II
successful the monarchy viii be To
stored.
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rhex Gn Armed Nnw.

GAYLORD. Mich. Sept. -. Parties 10
a school fend in the Sherman district
east Of Gaylord. have been reciting their
grievances 10 lawyers and the superin-
tendent Of public instruction. Some
have posted whitecap notices on neigh
bors' doors. and all go armed
when they step outdoors Ono
day this week the school house was
burned TO the ground
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21
Hold Up br Tramps

HOWELL, Mich. Sept. pa Brighton
man named Whitehead was held up by
three tramps at the depot and robbed Of
Si5 in cash and a silver watch. After
securing the booty. the tramps held
their man until the train was about TO
pull out. and then put him aboard, thus
preventing his giving any alarm until
they hfd made their escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

OrrsEoo. Mich. Sept -. The Chair
company shipped eome ehaper knives 90
Rochester. New York before tho Indiana
train robbery. They have been uofiiied
that the robbers atole them. the pack
ages resembling those " silver bullion.
The knives were found about twenty
miles south IL the scene vf the robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-21

Loxpos. sept - .,ir Henry Wyiis
Norman. governor II Queensland. pho
wae appointed = short tame ago a. Eue.
ceed the marquis ~ Lafslosne ~ gov
ernur general a India has tleclined 10
accept the ufiice. IL fases his deciina-
tion upon his doubts a. r. be strength
10 fulfill the duties u ticerey.