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The herald., 1893-12-31
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Saving, Bank Of Southern California

AHReIes, s..
]. II. Braly and John N. Hunt being each
separately and duly sworn, each for himself,
says: s@AN'9%H
That said ]. H. Braly and ssid John N. Hunt
are respectively President and Secretary OF the
Savings Bank of southern California. the cor.
going statement is true to the bsst OF their
knowledge and belief.
J. II. BRALY. President
JOHN N. HUNT, Secretary.
Subscribed and orn TO before me this 30th
day of December, 1891.
fSeall GEORGE POMRROY
Notary Public in and for the County of Los
Angeles, State of California. 1921
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

cnaml..r and tie uea.bsrs Of both
hoasss nsssna assrmb,ed. opened The
third r.ss.os, of the scventh pAriiameas
of tnsl do,s.inion of lsnads sisr .
sb>eeh. ia vhsca ne said: ssneasurss
have been iaksn 10 carry into eft &C; the
ax-s~n,~nss arrived ~ with the United
states on sns sub]scss Of the boundary
OF Alasks. tie boundary line n PAs<s-
naqussddy bay aud the prevention OF
the dsssrnsssvs methods of fish.DK aud
the preservation and incrsass Of nsn
LIE. With regard 10 reciprocity in
wrecklnx and towing. coryespc nnsnce
has sksa p,scr which Indicates that
privileges are demanded 10. United
sts,ss vessels ia Canadian csnAls. men
were no, sntscspAs.sd: tus is - not l.. ;
por.il.ls that = satisfactory coucI asioa
Of ths d.scus<ion may yes be reached.
ltist, ss rrgrritsd tsAt Tue svefn-
meat OF the United States was uuabls
81 accept the suss>stions made i.y this
government on tie subject Of canal
tolls and laat the pressdent shouisi have
tnouxns ID necessary 20 tnipose excsp-
tional tolls OH Canadians using tie
sxult Ste. Mare canal. which has 90
long been free 10 the people OF both
=ountries- Ny goyesnnaent. while
ready TO consider in = fneuliS ap yit
any proposals wn.>s may b. made by
the goveinnsent of the United states,
mas caused efforts 20 he made to hasten
the completion ot. the uansd :sn csusI
works, when will soon abort io the
commerce Of the dominion = highway
within our own couuIy."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Nominated for Senator by Wisconsin
Democfats--Other Contests.

Nominated for Senator by Wisconsin
Democfass-Other Contests.
MApIsos, VIA. Jan. 26.--Congress-
man John l.. Mitchell Was nomi mated
by tue democrats this afternoon ON the
thirty-tirst ballot for United States
senator. Mitchell had thirty-one votes
in the Caucus room that have stood to-
getner for the past week. lie secured
from the knightcontIngcn, twelve and
three from Bragg, giving him forty
six, or five more than necessary to
elect.
CBryrxxE. wyo.. Jan. 26.-The fea-
turc of the ba!ioting for senator today
was the vote for Mrs Bartlett, the first
woman who ever received vote for
senator. The ballot xas: Warren ~,
New n. Congressman Clark 6, Mrs. 1.
:. Eartiett s ipop.l. Holiday 4. Beck ..
Kuyksndalc i, f.dtall l. Mccormick / /.
pr. Wilson 1. Place 4. kab,si.
IrScotS. ysb.. Jan. %. Tho loint
ballot of the legislature today Did not
result much differently from previous
ones. Paddock received 50 volos,
Powers 81. Majors 10, the rect scat.
teflng.
IrIrxA. Mont. Jan. es.--There were
tmt three memb<rs "f the legls ature
absent from the JOINT ssslon this
mcrning. The vote Sanders -. Clark
q, Dixon H.. 60 Inns
Bisa.scK. y. D.. Jan, 2s.--The twsn-
tv.f!fth ta,nt ballot taken today re-
sa ted. Nur lpopulist) 81. fenton
ldemocratl 1, Casey sfepnblicsnl 10.
worst republican Z. smith lfrpubgl.
canls. Andersen tfspahAcani z6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
SMELLS OF A STEAL
The Subsidized Pacific Mail
Company Has Been
FEEDING the GOULD ROADS
Inssssd Of Developing American Martins
Commerce By Way ox Panama
Terms OF the coauscs.

NEw YoEk Jan. s5.-Tbe Evening
Post today ssys "It has been knoun
for long time that the subsidized
Pacific Mail company has been praet.-
csliy directed IN its operations by the
Missouri Pacific and other railroads IN
the trans continental ASSOCIATION, and
the charge has b~en made that the
company has worked a tho interests ef
the railsoads rather thar to 'sdsvelop
American maritime commercs between
the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of the
United ktAses over the lsthmus Il Pan.
anna" ~ /: 10 repaired 70 do BY tns
terms by which Il obtains its subsidy
from the United States government;
but the exact nature OF the bond
which has held the company TO the
railroad commission has been kept a
secroG
''Thas there was some sort Of con-
tract, no one doubted. but the parties
concerned have never given the public
information on this point. Today tie
Evening Post obtained q copy of the
secret contract. Is IL long document
esgned BY James Smith on benalf Of
the trans-continental ASSOCIATION aud
George Gould on hena.f II the Pacific
Nail company. The terms OF the con-
tract SHOW that the Pacific Mail com
pary. while receiving q subsidy from
the government TO develop American
maritime commerce., has bound Itself
10 n ~.
The Meat OF the Contract
"The whole meaning Of the contrac:
~ shown IN sectlon third, which ,s here
gwen IN full: The understanding aud
intention OF this agreement 10 that the
party OF the fret part tthe trans-con-
tinentai associatiou) shall, through
agents appointed by it, have entire and
exclusive control OF all the through
business ot the said steamship conf
pany Pacific mall between New York
and San Francisco each way. and that
no through freight or passenger shall
be taken except at prices 10 be liked by
the party Of the first part. and by ii-
consent, it being understood that SAID
control shall be exercised through the
established agencies of said steamship
companies. IL the said steamship com
pAny shall have room or capacity tor
more than COO tons IN the event OF Its
running two steamships each way per
month, or for more than 400 tons in
thc event of lite running three steam
ers per month each way of through
freight on any steamer. and the party
of the rirss part shall desire 70 I'LL II.
the said party Of the first part shall be
At Liberty to do 20 ~ the rates fixed
jointly. by duly authorized representa-
tIves Of the parties hereto, the party of
the first part 10 have one-hslf OF the
frcights on such excess, and the steam
chip company the other half.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Three OF Them Go undsr a. shs ouuss'
berg Track.

GurrESsrEo. Jan. 26.-Tnree 3oek.es
came very near Losing their lives to-
day on the track Their borses fell IN
. heap Aresna he turn, ths Jeokies fall
ing underneath. Postnsid and Rocket
were Fannlug close together. when
suddeniy tne former went down
Throwing young l>eixh 10 the hard
earth with stuanlng force Jim Nor
veiie, with Criifn IN the saddle. slnus-
bied yer the prestfase ftstmsic. and
Doe. win wnyturn riding. piled on
top OF tns pair. I,oc struggled TO re-
gam his feet. but fsl.rd. and rolled
over. fe.i again upon the UNCONSCIOUS
NDyburn. p'nning him 10 the earth.
6rifhn a shoulder ~As bruised anc ne
eye cut and tlackencd. Nhybufn's Z
face was cut and bruised. Young
Leigh sscsped slmoet without \ scratch.
Whyttlrn sas taken seriously ill = lit-
Tie later IN the day. lie vac bleeding
iutefua ~ and the physlcaans bad hinl
removed to -. Aary's hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

LONDON. Jan. 26.-Auother attempt
70 bring 10 an end the long strike or
lockout IN the Lancashire cotton mills
has ended fruitlessly. Alta conference
held by the mill owners and
representatives OF the opera
tlves tho latter submitted a
proposai TO resume work at the rates
prevailing before the strike. and to &C.
cept 5 per cent reduction OF their
wages upon tho expiration of the quar-
ter If the employers found the margin
of profit between cotton and yarn un-
satisfactory. The mil owners refused
TO settle the dispute on this basis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
1T WAS HER NIGHT
cElEBRATE Her lMDusTRIts


cAplIlAc. Mica. Jan 1S.-Thls busa-
hng isttis city took . sep sorxssd "
n'ght N the snssca Of progress. sElch
Viii have been stretched 10 mlies hrfors
the i~sntetn century isesks npso hos.
The step we doabs> hesdes n saany
wsys. Asias fsosn t'<ing the isnqaet
OF the bassness men. s8ortly alter 3
O'Clock i2s fussis entered ths o2nqnet
hall CT the Aeksnnon Aeas<. The IA.
terror OF each door csse ~as made al
nemiock si2ns. stlil esrfysng the ODER
OF the forest Ca the walls we're large
stripe Of veneer Of many kinds Of hard.
wood. Long festcoos al red, green.
yellow and PINK indis siik hung from
the lncandescs nj lights who~< rays were
sofiened BY the rrets Of snEInesniiax.
The tables were IN the shspe of =
letter 4. Al the head Of the table 81
ioAssalasiss Z. A. D.gg.ns, sho y s.st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
PosToFFicE APPROPRIATION.
The House COMMITTEES VIII Grant the
Department So. .s6e.3s7.

WAsniSoroS, Jan. 26.-The house
committee on postofices and post
roads has completed the postoffice xp-
preparation bsl; for the fiscal year end
ing June 80. 1884 The bill as agreed
upon carries an appropriation OF $751;
$50. .357. an increase OF <3.53s>0Si over
the appropriation for the current fiscal
year. The estimates submitted by the
postmaeter-general we're $s2 EOS, ,243.
o 4 includlug an item of tl96,6l4 for
special facilities for trunk hnes which
was inserted IN the bill for which no
estimate MAS submitted. This Item -
FOR fast mail service between spring
held. Mass. and New Orleans. La, via
New YORK, Washington aud Atlanta.
The postmaster general IN submitting
his estimates likes the revenues from
the postSl service for the coming fiscal
year at SIS. 5.l2l ,365. The principal re-
duction MAS for the inland mail trans
portxtlon by railroads, the estimates
for waich are SIS. 500 900. and for
which the committee allowed t2i, ,o0o,-
0nQ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

BERLIN. Jan. ;o.--A luncheon in
honor of the Czarsilch Was gwen today
by the officers OF tae Alexander Gren-
adiers, of which regiment the Car -
honorary colonel. Il vas attended by
Emperor William, Prince Henry Of
Pcussia and Couns Schouvaloff, the
Russian embsssadok Emperor Will
ilan. IN proposing toast TO the car,
said: "The presence Of tho Czarwltch
st the marriage of Princets Margaret 10
Growing proof of the friendly inter-
est the Car has always taken in the
happy events Of my house. We all
recognize the Gar. not only - Al ex-
Aited comrade, tsnt 40 the Representa-
tive OF long preserved monArchicai ira
ditlons Raise your glAsses aud cry
with me. yeur whole heart, "His
nlalSety, the Car, srfrah."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Alton II All Torn Up Over . Secret
Marriage.

ALTON, H.. Jan. 26.-The sensation
of tonight here has been the elopement
Of Jasou c. Bramhall and Miss Hattie
Cotter ot this city. sir. Bramhsll is
one Of the best known aud most popu-
lar young men of Alton and JOINT
ticket agent for the Big Four and for
the Bluff line railroads. Both are
prominent IN tho best society
and favorites everywhere. Their
engagement has been quietly
whispered for come time pact
and The date Tor the wedding. some
three months hence. was recently
agreed upon. Miss Cotter's mother.
however, objected u the engagement
and the young couple concluded 20
take matters in their own hands. A
marriage hcense WIS this afternoon
quietly procured and tonight they
we're as quietly married by the Rev. q.
w. Smith OF the First Presbyteriau
church. They then took the late train
for Chicago. where they will enjoy their
HONEYMOON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

ssnce agsspss Secretary Of she TreAs-
ury festsf ~ tfus:es of Tie ob,o asy-
lam tor are insane ~ Ioledo- The
charge - ttAt ~ecrslsFy Foster is inter
estsd IA The Is<ac hsstner rourus nasil
COMPANY II fostor.s. uh.eA ooaoefa
. selAng large quantities ot do0s 10
The Toledo lnssf.e xsysam- The isw 10
such that II the - stenzents cA1 he
proveds plain case - made cot against
the seerstars. pr. Wsgenhais . For
aker Teput@lcan. and led the sttnck
upon Mr.. fo<i~r swo wrcks sgo for sp-
pointing cemoc<suc steward for the
Toledo iDaane asyiun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

ssfonr Evidences Produced N the Home.
stssd pcssoring Case

Psrrsnta ~, Pa. Jan. s6 standing
room only MAS the sssgstica "A the
criminal court this morning long be-
FIRE the rsl of Res.oft Realty vas re-
openess. fssrscx ssaiisgher The con-
fessofi centianri bls testimony
After lsssiax Homestead l asked
Beatty n the p,~dsrs strF stsil bsink
usnd. lie ssa yes, ta.t S1iifoii vss
ussng ihem. uollfoll worked as cook
after left
q A. Snsih, an engineer - tbs
Homestead mlli. testified % seeing
beatty tae nill ~ August. ssv him
kssr lrouss ~hefdzn a. enveiope snd
thick faii ~ fnoney tis rae -
Thoap~,a and r 4 iisekhev also tcs
gfisf 10 sesins Beatty lu.ite II tne
Homestead mtii sevsssl saes isst sasn
ntsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

RoxE, Jan. 26.--A number of prom.
inent men, inc.uding sx.msuisters.
deputies and journaiists, are openly
charged with nssInK received money
tor years from the Ssnca r, mana, the
failure Of phich wa announced te Y
days ago. IL Is said that some news-
paI,srs received asuhsidy Of ST.. .0e0 lire
annually. The jadiosAl inquiry IL "a ID
10 nave shown tnsi the B4nca Romano
sup,lled the nsip.stery with . large
amount Of money Ia the last electi n.
The failure of the Banca Komaua
will. II is expected. Gauss the collapse
OF several other institutions, nctapiy
the Bank industrial. The chamber Of
deputies this evenss;& was crowded with
persons anxious 10 hear al oifcial
statement from the government In re-
gard To the bank scandsl. The state
ment was made by Saguor Govani Col.
bliI, the president Of the council. aud
minister of the intersor. Signor Gioi-
litu said that the excess Of tue Bancs
Romsnas note issue amounted to Co.,
20, 900 lire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

wAsHfSaroS, Jan. 96.--It does not
appear that there Was any substantial
opposition TO the confirmation yester-
day Of Ehlzn J. Hslford T. he pay
master IN the army with the rank of
MAJOR. While there 10 q sentiment en-
tertsinsd by some senators adverse TO
tn. appointment Of civilians to places
IA the army. It appears that the obIec-
tlon would not apply with force In this
case for the reason that Major Halfori
IA. already had a considerable expe-
rience in the s1my. and. moreover. IN
the line of the duties that be 10 about
a, xzz.lns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Afrox. H.. Jsn. ss. s.-Pfepafssers 10
the Official invest * tea ct The cream.
staaees of tne disAstsr a. Aiion fanc-
,ioa hy the legislative essasn siss. the
kig sonr essntpsns sossg ever the
gsound ani nsakiug a sestSnfng ins
anfy. sssafE- koivu. wno p4sssd
8n4s sa eneuussleu- siupoF on ihe
euSlfns of sha wreck snd wss e4fons
eAnsly fsps,rssd dead. pss.ssi sway ths
sltefnos,n a his hems ~ | epef ,tons
thari4. usfsusn ef Aitan gaoeaen =
fep0fies ssyiBx shis svsniak afa tso
more patsents are s@d 4, - very icw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
Mo,her 10 Indicted,

OMAHA. Neb. Jan. ga special TO
the World Herald from Lincoln, says
that today the United States grand
jury returned five indictments against
c. w. Mosher. prssiaent of the deiunct
capital national bank. The charges
brought agaiut Moshsr are euhszzle-
ment and false entry. lie will probably
appear ia the court tomorrow aud
plead guilty. IN which event he will be
sent TO the government prison At SIOUX
Eails = d.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Thsy uusss in psnouncsng the Spirit Of
tbs Ansi-Opuon Bill

tuo A1t-QPttou otsi-
WAsHrxGroS. jan 26.-Thers were
not many senators in the chamber To-
day during the debate ON the ant~op-
ton blll. but those who were present
witnessed INA remarkable circum-
stances Of The ststn's right democrat
Aills of TexAs. saving hrs Argument
against the constitutionAlitv Of toe bill
sustained by the staiwart republican.
hi-cock Of New York. Mr.. Mllls de-
clared his belief that the sentiment IN
favor Of cal self government pre-
vailed from New England 20 the Pacific
ocean, and Mr.. Hiscock asserted that
there hAd been rarely presented 20
congress q measure IN which less regard
nst been paid than Was paid IN the
pending measure. even 90 the proprie-
ties of legislation or TO constitutional.
restrictions. An effort To pass = bill
creating . commission on th. alcoholic
liQnor traffic gave Mr.. Vest. democrat,
Missouri. ae opportunity OF ventllallng
his views on such specimens of "crank
lxgslauon," and on those ''pseudo
pniIanthropists who want to use the
powers OF congress 10 advance some
special hobby. 10 which they are de-
voting their otherwise useless lives"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
rAMM.xY srEoULAToms.
They Buy Manhattan on . TIP and the
Stock Drops.

SEw loRK. Jan. 26.-wall street
men are laughing NJ what they con-
-der neat little piece OF strategy.
Macy fsmmsny hall po,itlcians and
high officshcidsrs receiy-ss what they
thought Vas "A sure thing in Man.
haitian.
1hinkinz that they were going TO
make big money" At least = score Of
these men took .fvers' n the stock,
son,s xeiug m Tor so shares and some
for douhis tnst amount -ince then
the stock hss stead " snmbled. aud
The January polite srs nave discovered
tast instead of msklag bsg mcasy they
have either been hlsd very hesvalF ror
more fDsrxus &C esfry thelf uuiac< y
stock or conDi~s~iy y pslf out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
JUSTIFIED DE LEssEPs.
M. Basboux Makes an Eloquent Plea
for His Clients.

lof (4i6nts.
PARIS, Jan. 26.-The assurance that
VI. Barbour would deliver his perors-
t.oa IN the Panama trial today at
tracled . greater throng than ever TO
thu courtroom. Charles do Lesseps
looked weary and pale aud gave an
impression of yielding under the
STRAIN. NJ. Barboux argued that
Charles de Lcsssps wss justified in ths
payments which he made TO newsps-
pcrs and financial companies possess
Ing influence which could be exercised
ia favor of tho canal. IL Charles de
Icsseps yielded TO numerous extor.
tlons by intermediates 10 was because
he Was profoundly convinced that the
lottery pood scheme would secure the
saccess Of the entire enterprise. Near.
lng he peroratlon NJ. barbour became
smpsss.oned in hs tone. In eloquent
and scatniug language he denounced
tie hisckmail and corruption whseh
bad been so terribly aud psipahly rifs
m connection with the Panama enter.
prise lie caused great SENSATION ~
court by an unexpected snd witberins
sstsck on es- Minister fi0qustt.
"Nhy.' exclaimed NJ. bsrboux. We
hemently, "a the faraaer minister shn
directed the distribution of the press
sahsdses not sitting si0ngsis lne prls.
oBeFsf lie spoke in scsihioE ian.
snsxe of the men ehe had chiefly
gFoiited by tsr Panama company' =
lsssh expenditures lie ressfted i,
iiafon keuschs relations sith th@
i..xlesi sosasty % Paris, ~ ihe lnt.
macy Of Cornelius Hsfss With leading
tTfsahsge- of the oineisi world. y
iesi1uk then turned 20 ths ehsfsftff
~ h's ei.epts lie recalled The fsrt
tnst sh~a Frfal ssust de l,s>seps slslfed
heftin the "a s~f hssteuea ~ ssiaie
blni a. representative ~ ffelea
EsHlps Nsfi-5ak tsasFa sfn ar sl't.
'iasns sns tooehies sfpes' n s~hsii 81
- alleAl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

AkRos, ohlo. Jan. e6.--John L. Sui
livsn and party arrived lsst night and
registered at tae Hotel Eachtsl. suili.
van sAs drunk aud proceeded to take
possession of the hotel. When about
TO clean out the place, and after he
had bullied seyeral guests. tae proprie-
tor. Colonel Wood. tackled hlm and n
formed The ex-cnsnplon th2t ne wonid
he thrown into the street and turned
over 10 the police unless he subsided,
Sullivan retired al once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

JrrrKE<oS. Ind. Jan. ss.--Tnc third
days investigation of the affairs a. ths
southern prlson closed tins evening
Exc anvsci Esgzn OF Nesay, Ind. now
. iaw student. deserit'ed tile manner IA
winch be had been placed IN a dungeon
for . period OF three dsss aud nlgbis
hung by toe wrists with he toes tsrsis
touching the ground and given ools
corn bread aud water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Such Is Believed TO Have Been the Fate
OF Edna Derby.


CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Cnief of Police u.
w. Wilcox Of Padacsh. ky., believes
he has in custody the man who is re-
sponssble for tho disappearance from
TINS city OF Miss Edna Derby on June
last. Mss Derby MAS q handsome girl
20 years Old and Was employed ss
casbicr IN ANAL fruit store owned by
Frank Wild. On the eveniag OF June
the couple were seen taxing street ear
near wl.d's place of business. Mira.
Anna Van Tsssei. Miss Derby's mother.
believes that tue gsrl nss neen mur-
derrd and that Wild Vas hired 20 com
mit the deed by q minister and phys-
essn of Lincoln. Sch.. whose names
che refuses 10 reveal. Recently Nrs.
Van Tassel received the following let.
ter: "if you do not stop trying 20 find
Edna YOU will meet With death worse
than hers." The mssslve WAS sigaed
'son. Who knovs." and Was post.
marked Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

H- rrsph-s--- " "a, President Hssrlsoa
irtsn8s 20 a.

TseRK u Ha - lnd.. Jan. "a In a.
intsfvew tsbl .hsd nsfr today Russell
p. fEsfr.son ksys tnst 80 father esll
tsfss saiy sp1etnt . fsp8f'istn 10 nj
fise sscsusE % the "a .fenIa t'enfn
esused q, tns death ~ Just e. lsntsF
ssa tnst the th.esz8 eaf soEsestsen
thst ~ f1sff.*oa stont fs.sn snd
ssi~ NJ Htflsa - arTsat nim te
ths Lamar skesaes - f~si fnsosis sea
pu-effes = ssf.aus sgtsatlutl We
ssgs - fsIA<f Hsats ~ otflss, st1
"a pe~~. - l. sffs ght to inalsns gsls :
sftsf tss feAfsh II Asfea saa lesams
hls fssldsnesi Ensrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

The Ssrste Committee Reports Am-nd-
mcnfs to the Law.

wAsHiSoroS. Jan. 26.-The senate
committee on interstate commerce this
n. orning agreed TO report favorably
with smendments, the house bill T.
amend the Interstate commerce act so
as to define more clearly what "line"
10, ~ used IN the act; what the words
common carriers" shall be construed
20 mean, providing that any common
carrier may be prosecuted and subject
Ell TO . finc. and amending the secton,
relative To the taking Of testimony by
the commission. The amendments
made by the committee are such n
would make the bill correspond with
the oil heretofore reported 10 the
senate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Three Persons Ssn0usly Burned. one Of
Whom May DIE

Whom May DE-
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.--By the explosion
of escaping gas At No. 50 and No. s0i
Halstead sireet this afternoon three
people we're burned. Nfs. Anna era
nam. the lsudfady wa severely burned
about the head anu shoulders and may
die. John Loaftus, . roomer. Was
badly burned stout the face anu head
bu. viii probably recover. Lizzie Keys.
roomer had her face burned and eye
brows aud hair singed. The injured
persons were trying 10 turn on the gas
at meter IN the hall when Loaftus
lsgnted = match. an explosion immedl-
ately followed. which SET ire 20 the
clothing of all three.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

AsaLsxp. NY. Jan. 2e.--A passenger
tram on the ONO a Tx SsNas railway
making forty niics an nour rt-uck =
rock hsif abe slse OF a toK car that bad
rolled upon tie track from hiiisi1e
near osliup today aud vas tsdly
wrecked. BrkkemsD t2uil.sE of Cat.
,lestarg and Basssgenssstef l.. ~.
Null Of New YORK Csfy vefe serIously
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

srHrSefsrtn. No. Jan. 2s.--At .
Method ~ revival sxht msses frunl
here .afnes - nraans al1 Joan Sno~
l.ecsme insoised n quarrel. sad
fonknt with snises. ftoth fsceiFef -
vsfe ~oana. NFs. ~suasns ica,sG "a
tse tray hnd wns tsfiy ent. "a sss n.
ether uonIsn uf fhs same family
George >aox. sos. feteised . rnertsl
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