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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Results OF an Hotel Fire at Bradford
Yesterday Morning.

BRADFORD. Pa. April Fire al TOO
this morning destroyed the Higgins
hotel. the Buffalo. Rochester A Pitts
burg depot. the Higgins cigar factory
and the grocery store and building ~ j.
Leroy. At least SIX persons were
burned 20 death and the list - the in
jured numbers between twenty and
thirty. The bodies 81 six persons have
already been taken from the ruins and
are burned beyond recognition. Las,
night Ia persons went a. sleep in the
building. ami while il il known that
many had jumped from the second and
third story windows. IL was feared that
many others bad perished in the flames.
The dead already taken from the ruins
are.
George Parks machiniet Buffalo.
Rochester & pittsburg shops: r. Have.
lin. engineer. Pennsylvania & Eastern
railroad: Miss q. Bond. Bradford. Those
known 10 be still in the ruins are. Tom
Cullen. a painter: child - Mrs. y.
Tucker. r.. Tucker was in tire building
and is missing. Twenty persons were
injured.
The cause ~ the fire is unknown. hu.
il is supposed - have caught from gas
stove. The loss will reach sloooco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

WssHlseros. April The resolution
introduced by senator Chsndsef IN the
senate early this week asking the treas
ar, department for information relative
70 It's instruction in regard 10 carrying
out the provisions of the recent immi-
grafton lsw passed b, the last congress.
is said 20 be intended 20 correct what 10
regarded az al evasion at the Law.
Under the lA~ - pas>>d il s required
that each manifest shall contain the
NAMES II not mere than thirty sterrage
Passengers or immigrants and that the
certificates ~ examining surgeon and
consular Official shall appear upon the
hack of leach" manifest. This is BOT
done
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
TO OPEN THE STRIP
The Cherokee Council Rstfles
the Amended Treaty.
MAY Be OPENED BY JULY FIRST
Boomers Along the Bortler Are Re-
joicing and Think That Peel -
Mistaken In the Dase.

TAHLsouAH. !. T.. April 1.-The open
ing Of the Cherokee strip is an assured
fact. After . stormy debate. which
lasted ali day. the ratification IL the
amended treaty WAS passed late the
evening by both the house and the ssn
ate Of the national council Chief Har-
ris will sign IL at once. and then nothing
will remain 10 be done bat 10 pa, over
the money 10 the delegation which will
be appointed 10 visit Washington in
accordance with the terms Of the bill.
Congressman Peel gives IL as his opinion
that the strip cannot possible he thrown
open before July l, as besides the allot
menis 10 the Cherokees and the settle
ment OF the intruder question. the
Tokawa lands will all have 10 be sur
veyed. There Is general rejoicing here
and all along the border tonight over
the action of the council. which was
more prompt than was looked Tor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
IT CANNOT ne HARRISON.
Circumstances Prevent His Leading
the Loyal Legion

CrrvriaND Ohio. April l. The at
tempt 20 make ex President Harrison
the commander of the Loyal Legion in
place ~ ex President Hayes. deceased.
received a set back IN this city tonight.
In order to he scnlor commander ~ the
LOYAL Legion II ~ necessary that the ap-
pliraut Tor the office shall have first
been state commander. Tho plan
waa 10 make President Harrison
commander q The Legion - this state.
From that position Il would have been
an casy matter 10 promote him fo the
head ~ the order 4 straw vote Was
taken among the Cleveland members II
the number ~ fifty and II wac found
that their preference was ex Governor
Cox. "a tho Cleveland members can
prevent the election ~ candidate that
is not suitable - them. II ~ conceded
that er President Harrison viii not -
elected "a the command - the Isoys Al
Legion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

TotFf.o. April 4 Denrfsi Manager
Ashley - The Ann Asisf r,.sd sad the
morning that he thoupht from what
Judge lsicke ssid regarding tho matter
that the deciss1ts wenld i,e GEL fafor =
The railroad companies Al any rate
said Nj Ashley. u wiii nnt aHes.i uE
our road vas rcter running better. TIE
strikers have nn' tfeaihipd us in any vsy
fpr the past seo das. n ibe canft
should decide against fle raiiroad CON
fanie~ II vill not aHec' "a fta re ran
nov handle oar freight and wii hn6
spne snesns - msse she effef fnais -
r~rf ard forpard u undef ~ interstate
crmnetcs sci, y u ussars anything
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

MisSsAroris. Mimi. April L. Some
weeks ago combination uf democrats
and republicans overturned the repub-
llcan organization in the city council.
and Thursday night il tackled the water
works department and elected new set
81 officers. Supervisor j. H. Mcconnell
declined 10 yacate hie Office yesterday.
and announced his intention ~ holding
on until the supreme court passed upon
the deposing Of the president IL the
council. Last night Mcconnell en-
trenched himself ia his office and made
preparations 10 fight il out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

WASHINGTON. April iAThe treasury
department; Is ~ daily receipt q letters
announcing The arrival u afilclee 4 lr
estinatle valre fron an antique point
- view from n, courts - f.ufopr and
Asia. destined Tor The exhibition ~ sbe
worlds fair Iheee articles. under a
special law - cengirse. arc admitted
under certain RESTRICTIONS duty fset
Among the articles that are at,onf A.
arrive are. IN the language - ihe letter
e itanemifiai the "simoef eBcfe-. tape
fries 81 Nlndec- that ~ The saf,eefflte
helongsng - I'urrn Victoria. ssnle -
which are extremely anciorf aud rai
.s.hta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

TIsHonIsoE. /. T.. April IA call has
been issued for mass meeting of the
members of the Chickasaw tribe u In
dians, 10 be held az Tishominge on May
>. for the PURPOSE of considering the
question Of the allotment Of their lands
and arranging for treating with the
government Representatives. The feel
ing among the Chickasaws is favorable
10 allotment aud statehood and opposed
% the grand council Of the five civil
lied tritses proposed by the Cherokecs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
pAzEY ARnrsTEp.
He l. Charged With Fraud Concern
ing the Commercial Bank

NASHVILLE. Tenn April l. George
4 DAIRY vas arrested here this morn
in0 charged with fraud m connection
Nth The failure % the Commercial Ma
tl0nai bank Mr. Dazey was n member
- the firm ~ Dobbins 4 Dazcy. cotton
merchants q this city. whose failure
brought about tho bank trouble Mr..
Daxey has been IN tad health and was
con6ue.l g. his bed at Battle Creek.
Michigan. when the crash came. He
returned e. this city yesterday. His
firm wa The lsrgeat ia the cotton bnsi.
ness ia tins city. aud had branch Offices
ia several southern cities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

lie Wa. struck n, Gable Car and
rfst Tie.

W.sHlSsrs~. April Representative
Charlee y Hoofer - Mississippi met
vith painfal and probably fatal scci-
dent fhis evening n attempting 50
Aiicht from csble car ~ he cor
ner n Fourteenth ana toscofsB
streets he eas struck ~ one Hnvniur
in an opposite difectiers snd vsoieufiy
thrown - the track sls vss isi osnee
reusoeesi 50 80 efiergente hospital
whers sp exspinsfion dserlossi the TACT
tat II ssifiifissn - fosfs sinC sftes II
esvrrr lruisse BE rseeirci internal in.
iaFies II - 4cif fxrerifsle q esats whether
fhe in3nfit~ Gil rtose feskl isli his cssr
alfesn - s>snsiltttii aetsatts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

shafts caught ten men who had just
gone Ia work in vein above the scene
- the explosion and smothered them 10
death. Yesterday being holiday. there
were not 30 many men al work as usual.
others Tor the same reason were late IN
reaching the mine. and IL is owing to
this fact that the death list is not much
larger. The names of those killed fol
lows:
Nicholas Dutah, leaving a widow and
SIX children. age unknown; John Robert.
agcd -. single: John Bnrtt. married
leaving large family ~ small children.
age unknown; Joseph Boxtras. age -.
single; John Gary. age a. married;
Fred h. Gintry. age - single; Frank
Shupis. age =, single: John Ryan. age
- single: James Bremen. age y. sin
gle: Michael Bremen. age -. single.
How IL started.
Tho fire which occurred IN the Neil.
son shaft this morning. aud which re-.
suited IN such a terrible sacrifice ~
lives. started about twenty feet from the
bottom u the slope. where there Is an
cil house which is used 10y the men To
change their working clothes for others
before leaving the mines.
about ten minutes 90 : this morning -
Hungarian WAS filling his lamp and IL
exploded. igniting the oil about him.
II" rushed from the oil house and the
flames spread with rapidity.
attempts were made TO fight the fire
but those who started 90 do So were com
PEELED to fee FOR their lives. They sue
ccedea IN reaching the bottom ~ the
shaft and were hauled To the surface
along with some helated miners whp
opie their lives 10 the Tact that they did
not 20 io work M the usual time The
ten men who host their ilvee we're at
work IN tho red ash vein. locatcd nearly
100 feet abose where the lire broke out.
Through an air way frnm the lower
vein "a the red ash veiu the smoke
poured. sufocafing the unfprtrnHtes ike
rats IN trap. Alnoet tho entire town
gathered in the vicinity ~ the burning
mine from the ar passages q uhici,
great volumes - smoke were issuing
scenes OF Anguish.
The srenes we're most distressing.
TIE wives and children 90 the imprsA.
orei men uttered agoni1iug cries anal
insplcrs~l the met in the crowd ttl
rescue their iovel ones About nsisl,iay
rpsrsuiug party n elk brave men went
d,,wr the shaft and entered the hurninss
vein The smoke eas - ,ien~e that
they wcre eonpciIesi o. iie down tsl
tfeir @tamscha and keep a eet rtonT,s
q fheig uoetri,s - avoia suifs- ~ ,elli.
vhcn ~ had proceeded shnFt tia
tance fhay came seToes fhs
hs~iies q tao men hgoked ia
4sch others arms They wef'
TIE Breonen hrnther~ james AMI
Michael Further 81 ih~ tssiifs " eighs
nsnfn weFe found. makinz ter dsad lis
all The fesiies sere removed Il ikr
sufface eith uach ds9eults Tats
eefa taiseu o. tAe blscksniith silsgt
shefe tn uosf rasheiie srpnee wsrp
eitos~efd Three = the nssn s~Fe nawi
riesi ard hs.l larEe fAinibes The ottsFs
asre vounr nfsn ai.efsa * lse~ fhf
81 Years q ace
ftnss tau tauscs ~sFe gnssers ef7f ai4Hts
Ffsg tefs foeesi stih thfif ste ~ 80
isl3 sef e@eh athefs tse4fe- isav ihr,
Fisf ttFFfhef IS fhis fv.si fitsn - a = fssef,f
fheer afe So 4Ffief thsfff sifed meles
u tes mle~
Al i,<k shss sesnde snfefint
ets fsst san.enerI that ths ten ~ IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
WILL RUN INTO OHIO
Flint q Psrs Marquette Builds TO
Toledo.
rhe Neu lAn< Win H Bssls 3. Moaro<
cosssy and Rrsnss Fsvs S<o~ds
Into the ssasA

e.o,~.~ MIA Al
..-~.
49,. : - ''~ sh'~s' 'sc"s ~ the
nnt fesc NAf4eeu< h<hro<n com
P4ny 10 own it< own line - Toledo ~
soon - the otsicers of the road dxrr eel
foot in Ohio territory. resulted In xsri-
ous other ca,,t.l,s,s h,,,,a,.,. b,.~ ~,
49,, a. ,,,x1r t. -. -
49, -, - - ri.
~ ma .'.e s'f'''s 'ns shs a
1s "A'1"e''s VIII stand snrs THIS s'oe
on ihe Ono iine ~ifh it< osn road. ready
10 rush Il 10 Toledo. The first decided
move in preparation was made ye<fer-
siay. when the Monro< A Tole.ia Rallxsx
c,,,nns,x e.,,,,,lst<-3 ,.~.-..i..,s<.. -
f,led srtscl,. "a ,,'.ss,,s,1..,,'.. - 49,
s.cr,,arx "a s.afe =, r~n~,, ~
cs,,itsl s,r,.k - s..s :, 49, .... s..ss.-s
mo ~, sb.-.s - s,oa .s-.s rg'- -
ror.s,or hss -. s,-s-.s.,s- w,i,,..' ~
Rslax,r j. ss.,,r.w H. ~ p>.,-
Jr S.g,nsw. 49, "a f,'.ss ~
ais.- S,s.t,..s g. s.s..,.ss'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
CLEARED THREE MILLIONS.
Cudshy and Fairbanks Cause Cy.
clone ON the Board of Trade.

CHlcsco. April l.. The great provision
deal on the board of trade which for
tuelve months has kept the price ~
pork, lard and short ribs under the
domination - two firms. was looaened
up today Cudahy Il Co ard y Il.
Fairlauk 4 Co. uho have since March.
ls!s3. been in command ~ the provision
market. have ahdicated They are sat
isficd with the slouocuc which they are
said 10 have cleared upon their twelve
months manipulation The markets for
provisions to-day. Without the support
which those firms have been in the habit
~ giving them. were extremely weak
There was a drop ~ tl per barrel in
pork. and sl per loo pounds ia lard.
When the crowd cav that the hog meats
were abandoned by their late supporters
there exs a general rush 20 uniosd 70
sulting ir the heavy decline referred 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
PLACE Is DEAD.
The Pittsburg Piunger suddenly Ex.
pircs M Mt Clcmens-

CHICAGO. April l-NH Place. lrn0u n
on the board of trade az The Pifsshurg
Plunger.~ died az Mt Clemens. Mich
gan. this morning Place hailed orig
naliy from the oil regions u pernsyi
yania and sever or eight years aro a.
tahlishcd a bnDkeraee business IN Pitfs
burg. lie founded a chain n bucket
shops covering about hpndrcd agencies
in Ohio. West Virginia and Penns,l.
yania. and in couple - years amnser.l
a fortune of over s1ooo When the
hoard ~ trade shut off IL official quota
tion. Place closed his bucket ebole
moved 10 Chicago. satisfied the directors
.; the tsoari that be was earnestly g.
sirous - donnc iegifieaAte business and
was admired - membership. Hc
fpccuiated ofi mammoth scale. his
operations az times riyaiing fho~se oi
Partridge. Hufchineon ~ cUiahy.
Eventually he met with serious rryerres.
and has been slsibiy failing fof several
months.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

mira klsanier. minister u marine and
u The eoklnies; NJ Albert Nsger, minis
Ter q agriculture, Sensral Lol~oliin.
ainAster II w4r. NJ. Desellr. minister ~
ftHeagn affairs II. Dupay E0fnlerly heiai
the peat uf minister II pubic iusLrae-
ton.
The nsx minister Il justice. NJ
Ifarieux i a senafor from the Cironde.
NJ poiEczrre. the miaistsr. i a deputy
from the Manse, born IN los, al
advocate by profession; republican pro
tsctlonist and anti revolutionist The
ne~ cabinet Is regarded as an al interim
alinsstfs for the purpose n passing TIC
budget aud winding up the sesslon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

BFLITviIIF, IL. ApriI I-Judce
Aionzo X Wilicrman a the circuit
court 81 the third Judicial district q
Illinois. today rendered a decision de
ciaring unconstitutional the special act
81 ls-7. which permits pool sriling
within the incloeed grounds ~ race
under the laws - the state. The 30
cision j. sweeping. and unless reversed
by the supreme court II the STATE. may
result in preventing pool selling or ether
forms - gambling on every race track
IN the state East ~ Louis. Hawthorne
and Washington park al Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

CHfcsoc. April Ia German woman
who 1as knovn only ss Louisa ard
uho has been stopping ~ Ne. ~ State
street y - found numbered Ia Der lsetl ~
rpon tpdsy The murdered wpsiaan
went ~ THE roora last nsehf With man
who bore the afpraFsDce a heiflg :
German Nothing more e'ns srefi a
fhem unfis ncrss fr.dsf. when the cham
fcfuaid forced TIE door and f,sund the
vrman dcnd. hsr brains battered oui
wifh t,ofr bottle. which corered sifh
fhe hiocfl. isy ~ her sidt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

PsLrsrisr. Texas, April ;ejr
gram was received tosiay ordering The
Dalley Rifles under arsne. The company
got ready forty strong aud q ere>, ~
train Is waiting They are g. 90 a.
Tyler. " necessary, 10 protect the nesro.
Scott from being i,nched. the governor
having rerpIted him against the protest
- the people Five Thousand Tcraons
gathered AZ Tyler today - witness the
execution ard there vas great dsssatis
faction when the governors action sa
announced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Lsstrcvne Va April - The Miller
safe f the Uninu Yes~engsr sistion a
The faliisaore obio rsilroad vee
ernf ked last uighf - pnnsiiied ~osk
usan AMI rsasks-e q nrsriy 500 The
safs uRs naiei ost = ~ lHllsiint IN
ire rsas lssffsnn un6ef To- glare a -
arc isgff asj tie fc<ir snasfei - rith
truste tez1is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

the language q the provision In ques-
tsoo. bal Il n the etes-i
The practice a eritirg fur the press
has Erusn In the navy. until re<snfls
several offosrs we're smpioy~d ts news.
papers to keep them informed ~ eur.
rent events IN the service. Under this
SYSTEM. which. IL IL sid. has also t<rr'
followed ts BUREAU chl-fs infcrmation
of important naval movements has been
sccesssble g. some newspapers 10 the en-
clusion a ofhens Ii is said 20 he the
intention of Secretary Herbert % cor
rect this unjust Discrimination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
TEN MORE ARE DEAD
Fearful Disaster at the Nelson
Shimokn Coliiey.
FIRED BY A MINERS LAMP
The Bi4xc Caught the on House and
tiiiesi the Mine With smoke. saf.
toc~sinx the CnforsunAtes-

SHAsogIs. Pa. April i.-one Of the
most distressing disasters that ever oc.
CURED in the anthracite regioa followed
the explosion of lamp in the hands of
a Hungarian employe in the Nelson
eolliery. near here. this mxning The
colliery. which IL operated by j. Lang
don a Co. 10 one II the largest and best
known in the region. paying superior
wages and furnishing work 10 it's 1.oo0
employees the year round.
Fire followed the explosion and the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Nrx~E>rotfS. VI m. April l. {. l..
Harris. restaurant f.okkeerer. has
fled papers M suit for s1Uu dam
axes against Prof e. y Hall q the
state paIyrrsify and Or Eugene Hutch
ins. Hairs IN his complaint alleges
that fir EiHtchins and Pfos. Hail cnn
spiresl 20 sss3uce bis wife Al the PAR
ties are prominent and the charges have
created great sensation. Prof Hall
alleges The suit - Matchmaking
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

fsff >so tpfh & four hunsiresI
painters eho qnit work when the ns.sn
phi@tie AZ tho eerirt< faf erauB.is dies
rtsisf ihf oef return - eork THIS AZ
crs<-sh. anf they s-sert that they eil
nft unsi fhry are pad A. euts A. tauf
f5r tkrif werk fhe STRIKERS ineia3e
nssssif fhr isetsfp force = pssnfer- ssn
tlcsr-i ~ ihr h.rfs<stis.n crnl paaY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02
GRAND RAPIDS MICH SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL ? 1898

removed from the Red Ash vein com
prised the total number Il dead Al
though the hardest kind a work vas
done. lf Was impossible for The solon-
ls.eEs' foree 10 eKtingulsh the n<mes
shich. al p "a. oommunieafed - the
Rcd Ash vein Three hours later orders
acre issued 10 turn Carbon Run Greek
into the mine. This vii take q monih
and many more months viii follow De
fore the mine viii be 10 condition 10 re
sumo operations. Msanxhiie the 100
men aad boys who have been working
in the mine Will have 10 seek employ.
meat elsewhere. Nine Inspector Bren-
nan arrived here tonight and viii prob
ably order that an inquest he held on
Monday. The loss 10 Langdon A Co.
the operators of the mine. will reach
srool0. The remains II the victims
will be buried on Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Ssfr b.ss. Utah. Arri I The plant
q the Grsn,fs Paper Wills company vas
Totally destroyed bv frp to.isy. I,oaa.
sfpptttl. Insurance.. s1}fse
Bt.ssrEig- I'll April L Just before
nosin tsiay the village = Bartiolrh sssf
ferea The lo~e q nesyiy the whole - ia
business Ysirfrn 10 fre. loss. snoss.
Insurance., fioup Amr>g the lsa.ers
are knapp 4 Randolph sn3 y JaeA~on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

M4sTtLs. PHILIPPINE Islands. April l.
a destructive IRE has been raging here
Thousand houses were swept away by
the flames. aud II is feared that some
lives were lost Many persons are
known fo have been injured while hight
rag the fire OF endeayoging 10 save their
belongings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Nrw YokK. April The injunction
granted today against the locked
out garment cutters restrains the
United Garment Cutters of America
from interfering with the busi
ness of Kaufman 4 Co, shier.
Stern 4 Burnheimer. and Holtz
man. by issuing circulars and in any
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Ca1tst.o spFil ] Mls~ f.sne Clark a.
Sps.kane. " ashington fnsnleTF x the
North western neivrrsnty ffesinssn elsse.
as sllef ard Instantly kiisd about !
n eiock this evening ~ ffuee SAITH =
fsSnsfon. smsfh tasn shcf klisseif
sn3 sli air TIE cause = she ffaetsss
eas As@s tIafks f~5eefAea q Smltf 81 :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

WAsHIseToS. April !. = Interstate
Commerce Commissioners Knapp. Nor.
rison and Clements and several stem
ographers left Washington this evening
over the Richmond 4 Danville railroad
for Charleston. South Carolina, where
various questions Of inequalities Of rates
will be investigated. The commissioners
will cover the southern circuit before re-
furpinp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

BrxKrfasS. Neh. April |. Ar ex
'ensire prairie fire has been raging uest
a town nearly the entirr day. Ihe wind
hlew perfect gale. placing il beyond
co~frai tine woman Fs,ar Ives. small
station west - here. fas caught by ihe
tire ard neariy persisted hcforr she aae
rescued She may die Much damage
- -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Tnsefnsn cd, spsf Tf-e fsss
enasicsian ~ re Sents t'e 'fase eslisiy
sres us~ Asd tasise ~hen fhe lrsS
if.uehf ~ se4sss.4 Or lshs ssfsketsse
fsrss~n eailgy ~ sNe naaats fts fgses
eaass hafs s,sse evss f.st sse eisaiA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

WASHINGTON. April William c.
Elan. chief Of the division of railroads.
and Henry G. Potter. chief OF the di
vision of mineral claims. general land
Office, have resigned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

PAEIs. April The duel between NJ
Ancrieux aud Deputy Mar-t has been
fonght and resulted in neither q the
comhatants being hurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-02

Isressr. M.,h.. April Ifu,s i<ses
usr - Arm Afisr. hate protNrf<f 4 the
Waehfsusz Tn~t, hse pufchssed fnr
Michigan stss,s Zejfune - tsis t5it
and assumed fs-eec<<inr trtRf.
The morning call., 1893-09-19
WATCHINGEVENTS
Interest in the Result of
Cut Rates.
NEW CARS FOR OAKLAND.
The Latest Reduction i'm Fare Nav Be
Made to Apply to This City
Next Week.

"We are waiting to see the effect of this
new rate" said an officer:of the Southern
Pacific yesterday. particularly that from
Mojave. If this company finds its buiness
in any way materially affected by the
Santa Fe's cut, we will make another
move that will surprise some of our
warlike friends"
"How about the S15 cut being made ap-
plicable TO this cily?" was asked.
'The rate will be made good from San
Francisco probably The first of next week,
always providing. of course, that existing
troubles are not settled in the meantime,
and l am free to confess that, although l
have always been of the opinion that the
trouble would be but temporary, now
realize that it is likely to be more serious
than at first supposed"
So far neither of the companies at pres
ent engaged in the rate-cutting has paid
any attention 10 second-class rates, allow
ing them to remain undisturbed. AS fully
three-ffths of the travel both ways is of
this class it will readily be seen that it
cuts quite figure i'll the receipts of the
various companies.
The official quoted before was asked
about these secoud-claSs rates and what his
company proposed to do in the matter. to