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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Two Italians Have Their siotbe~
Lstsrsii, Blown on

watTr PrsrSS. y A.. March Il
Residents 81 Srar~dale a; II - o'clock
this morning. were severely SHAKEN np
by an espIrsion. IN which two Italians.
John Nicholas and Jeeeth Bafileani
were killed The accident hap.rnn,l q
mile east ~ S~afadaie depot. ga
the Haflem railroad where a new.
park is heinC laid 6ut Thirty men
were engaged uron the U,ork Bart
leon, and Nicholas were cfnpl,sfi IN =
BLACKSMITH shop Foreman Jo~efh
Bracalio took several drills g. fhr shop
this nornine o. bc shsrrcued few
moments afterwards ti.err vas = fhur
dering explosion Tie i-~lIee -
the Italian biacksniifs urfe hurled
swo hundred fef Instant and tho
shop fsloen inio sfiiniersp Ihe ninngiol
bod, q Nislf,ias uas packed af clothes
lcss and that - Barf,ie,nI without shoes
and ftock,ngs The ssflHis.ff. a b.
thought ~ss CAUSED ~ the f,rsmefur
di~charps - isusmiie. although FtHc
man iifachiln SAYS positively that D.
dynamite Was kept ia the ship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

eagmens q his gaus al the opening
a the case. NJ Wsldeck Ro~seaa
said that BSihsuts Whole career
lad been blasted and the fu,cre u his
family desfrossd Whatever pun.sn-
raent should be inflicted upon him
woald never equal the resnorse that
would pursue the former minister of
siste how host forever.
VI. Danet in his argument in behalf
81 ex.Deputy Sanst Leroy, accused
~ having changed his vote IA
the committee on the Panama
lottery bonds for a bribe II
10000 francs. sought TO sustain by doc
umentary evidence the story that NJ.
Sans Leroy Al the time he deposited the
amount alleged 10 have been given Ia
him 10y Arton As brlhe Was simply re.
investing his wife's dowry. NJ. Danet
also sought % establish Justification for
NJ. Sans Leroys change Ut opinion en-
the lottery question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

IL Will He One OF the Grandess
Known to Paris.

PARIS. March L. The chamber ~
deputies voted to-day apuio francs for
the expense of NJ. Ferns funersi The
chamber ala, decided 10 adjourn over
Sunday In the - nate II Charles Ner-
lin. vice president. delivered long and
eloquent eulogy ON the deceased states
man. 10 which the senators listened with
deep emotion. The senate passed the
appropriation Tor the futeral. and then
adjourned out of respect 10 the memory
II their late president. The funeral
will be celebrated with great sol.
emnity. The entire garrison IL
Paris will attend as "a military
escort. and Premier Ribot will deliver
the funeral Grafton as representative of
the government. NJ. Constans. the
former minister of the interior. who is
senator from Haute t;aronne. is spoken
of for the Office OF president of the sen
ate as successor to NJ. Ferry. Al a meet
ing today of the committee ~ inyestiga-
tion Of the chamber of deputies. Pre-
micr Ribot explained tho measures taken
for the extradfion of Cornelius Herr.
Nj. Ribot said that Herr was carefully
watched i'm order To prevent his escape.
The British authorities. NJ Ribot added.
had seized the papers found in Herz's
possession. but had not yet communi-
Gated the contents of the papers to the
French authorities A member Of the
committee urged that the French ought
to demand the papers from Great
Britain. NJ Boargeois. minister Of
justice. stated TO the committee that the
British government had objected Ia an
application being made TO the English
courts for legal attachment while Herr
was i'll. 1t is reported that Premier
Ribot has sounded influential members
Of the senate ON the advisability Of dis
solving the chamber of deputies. as the
president can only dissolve the chamber
upon advice Of the senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
BREAK OF BAD MEN
They Attempt to Take . Pass
eneer Tram
AND MEET A PlUckY OFFICER
Two Ces Awas. th~ shess9 a.A IArs-
p>r~@so ksls~4a. bss Seils~c win
Have Another l.yschiAx.

Jrtri>n. Tenn. Msrch 1s.--Four dee
rerado~~ atsempied o. txkr TIE Louis
saiie A Nashville routhhoand train this
morning ten mile- south ~ here. Con.
ducfor Brown called en- sheriff burnett
and Depuiy Dali a Campbell oouni,
who hsppened a. t< an another car. so
preserve the peace The o.leers re-
sIssnded. spd n pitched hattie ensuei in
the smoking car. When the smoke had
lifted Sheriff Burnett was found dead.
his deputy siiot ia the hssa and Jerry
Smith. pne q the deepesadoes. fatally
wounded. Dail wss osergouercd and
thrown from the train. hat managed 10
grarp gun. and he Wounded Jones and
effected the arrest 81 another. onl, per.
miiting two 10 escape. although inter.
nslis iniured and suffering great agony.
deputy Daii took his prisoner 10
tafeysllle. Al this piauf the wounded
desperado Was thrown on the de,-,t
platform o. die. while the s,iher Wa
taken on o. the jail af yackis.ro. lie
VII not lise T. see daylight The renf.le
are greatly excited and declars that Al.
crime must be pat down la quick " av.
Sheriff Burnett xas ais.ut s3 ,ear. -
age aud Was single. HE wac the n,a<f
prominent man IN the couni, and Was
elecied 10 The position a. nhsfff Last
August 10y sweeping niajorifs.
Deputy Sheriff Dad had srr.ss.S .
man named "a bite srHiersiay, hut he uas
rescued BY Jerry and John Smith. rhs~
morning the two Smiths aud az
other friend. ali defpefate characters.
boarded the train On which they knew
Dali was. AMI raised the disturbance 20
show their defiance of him. When the
two officers entered the car. the iespor-
ADDE'S opened nre al once. and sheriff
Burnett fsli before he cbnld offer any
resistance. Dali made gallant night
IL Is Aimee; certain the captured des-
persdo will be lsnchei. and pursuing
parties are after the two who escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The Chcs>,kes< Dop's ncfsc,e rnts<
Sans rrpmssss o. pss.

TsaFarsH. I. T.. March "a The
outlook fur tho acceptance ~ the t'hefo
kess - The Inifei Staice' Ser forfhe
strip Is rather doubtful The Cherr.kre
delegates y b. represented The nation n
Washington have tren IN cl.sec cnnfsf
ence ever since fhrir return. snd az a.
the present writing no definite tine hse
been appointed ~ The chief fig can
ing the legislature. The ChefDkce
authorities Are not idle huf
have written g. i,eerine irr~ and uffrs
eastern capitalists g. ascertain who're
The security rlfen ~ The poferrnseff -
hanksi,ie paper af,d TIE i've annusi fIEs
Jncnfs can ~ tlispssed - IN i.<iis ~ q
premium lniese rg~ecsIisfo~s make
ufers o. TIE couDril - purchase The
s,iairaiione - TIE government. fhey -llI
undoui.felIy he declared - as the
cher,krs.s have po faith fn the govern.
ment keeping its obligations
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Minnesota Legislature Calls ON .
Judge To show Cause.

ST PArI. Ninn. March Is, The war
fare * the coal combine. The courts and
the iegislaturs was waged with great
fury today. and fhe net result ~ the
DAYS fling IN an almost iastIperable
breach between the legislature and
judicial branches of the state govern
menf. just before Adjournment this
evening. the houee - representatives,
directed Robert T. Walsh II the JOINT
legislative investigating committee 20
appear Ia Judge Egans court on Mon
fIav morning. la answer % charge ~
contempt. and "a inform the court that
be had 10 lis custody the letter b'osks
n John j. Rhodes. general manager u
the Minnesota bureau n coal statistics.
bat tina; be would not give them up.
AZ 40 0'ciock this morning. Basil
Snlout. sergeant az arms % the house.
and his assistants were summoned by
Judge fgan before the district court II
~ Paul ana asked - show cause Why
they skouid DOT be punished for con.
tempt IN refusing - deliver 20 Sheriff
Chsrsi - Ram<,y county the books and
papers scizesi from John J. Rhodes Mr..
Srput excited The ire 10 the court and
the attorneys f1r khodes hy stepping 10
a telephone IN the court house Just be
f.re the opening - court and telcphon-
irk Robert A. Walsh. q member - the
foinf legislative coai investigating
romroittce telling biu that TIE letter
f<~,kz we're IN the frcazurers Office and
f1rusally turning them over tO Mr..
WAIST Deputy Sheriff Reichow waa
dispatched 81 bot haste 90 the capitol
Nth an or,ler - bring The hocks O. the
courthouse. hul ~ Was not quick
enough. a. when he reached the capitol
3sr N ssh had secured the hooks and
hal the ekoie house n representatives
"a \ - him A resolution wa= at once
Introduced IN the house by Representa-
tire tclc requiring Judge Egan &, ap-
gesG fta hasiae aad show cause why
~ sas ietsinine the sergeant AZ arms IT
TIE issif ,-ar, attending % his duty
Ihls rreizhf tho excitement to a high
pitch. tut Representative Staples cut
short fhe rrer.'e.,.l summary procee,Iings
- zisirG aot,ce n let.afe. and the res-s-
luflon ~eat over unsil Monday. Ia the
meantime. IN tue district court. Christo-
rhef - o'firiep. speaking for General
Manager Rhe-ie~. scored The Legislature
without mercy. iar xhst he termed ia
Outrageous and Illegal action Judge
f<aD siefaiesl that Nhiie ~ vas a So sed
81 rpnieh SerErsnf az trms Smut.
he conh enf 90 statutory author
ifv for ,ioicx - he fciluNed
Nf Smoots discharge zsfh an arsier
citiog kepfraen'ativa Walsh n the ioinf
sfnnnitfee - appear before him with
TIE ieffer hocks On Monday morning AZ
n n'ci,sk The e.ash tef1een the
legislature and judicial branches 4 the
state z0srr1mer; i therefore com plete.
and thrre are Al snrts - sensasf,na
rartera "a - sirat vii oecuf. oue q
0hica a that the legislature ell cripple
the district crurf ~ paesin1 a hii eur
tex he salaries connected with ~ dis
tfict iusigeehiF@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
DIsGusTED LEGISLATORS.
Barely n Quorum Present at the
Saturday Afternoon Session

LANSING. Mich. March Is The mem
hers of the house are now thoroughly
convinced that Saturday afternoon ees
sions of that body are "A failure. and to.
day's session will probably be the last II
the Saturday afternoon species. Friday
night and this forenoon the trains leay.
ing the city carried many members who
Yesterday voted for the Saturday after
noon session. and in consequence many
Of the members who wanted Ia go home
hut remained because IL was decided to
have the session this afternoon. were he
cidedly ~hot under the collar when the
roll call shortly after , o'clock today
showed hutforty seven members present.
four less than a quorum.
Mr. Gordon promptly asked for call
~ the house and embodied IN his motion
that the sergeant AZ arms b. detailed to
arrest and bring IN ahscntees. The re
quest was promptly granted and two -
the assistant eergeanfs were dispatched
10 the depots to intercept any mcgnlscrs
who might be found there waiting the
departure ~ trains. After the depart
urc - the officials several members sud
denly put in an appearance and another
roll call showed fifty sis members pres
cnf.
Mr. Sullivan then nenf up com
munication signed SAINT Patrick.
thanking the members Tor their ob.
servancc ~ March H.. and especially for
their appreciation - the poem sent IN
nv Mr. Chamberlain ~ s,ogebic AMI
concluding with new name fnr tho
legislature SoQehucks II Tell fat
Bot two bills - no Importance we're
f,asss-i. few committee fel,sfts received
and fcw hills given = sef7,nd reading
Among the latter we're the hills Grazing
a police ard ffe commission fur tfapa
Rapids. the bili creating = lizard - psib
lic works fnr tht ssfae city ana tho
Grand RAPIDS cemrier< h,ii 1l1eee
ILLS eefe ordered pfirtri referred o.
the committee = The Whole aHd piafrd
or he general pfsies
Tbf most impartant peaeare brought
up wse the fsfssi = fhe .pfiifisry eesn
nistee Ga Mr. tarisrighfs lall. al-oiish-
ing the tlass = grasf on cemurrciai
faf,~f - san1e fe take sferf 1sruars
l-ss4 Ifr committee reported II
fsvarslay ani ihe reESsr; sas rssceivea.
4 nso:Hn - aslloarr until 2 y ciss <
Nonsiss ferersen found ficnts - e0r
rerfers fruss ff.e Tisfirss = tfe aftef
nson SESSION. tuf 81 ansensimsef -
aske fAt htsT : ~ Nanias fnsiis
rrexaiisa - sn4sH rnsifasfs 3ff
Saturday sfiernorn ssszfsn = pr1ei.ls
~ nsfre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

CRrc.ao. March = The work -
casting tho famous Montana statue -
Justice, Tor which Ada Rehan gx.sssi
sae zlircreefully completed At Grand
Crossing ta<iay The statue required
fsss rounds q silver o<e h4H - shirh
came frena Omaha, the other hall l,einG
furnished ~ the South Chicago Snlelt
ine tosnrans Tie SILVER was placed IL
crlsrihiee ~ melting ~ Ss1 this morn
inr. and foHr hours later VAS rssarrd
81 o'rin<k the sliFer wee safi ieniiY
cr,clesl. and TIE piasfer nsolsIs we're ~
rs.>trs.f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

"Assiscros. March ls-A largely
attended meeting Of the bar II the
United States supreme court Was held
Ia the court room this afternoon for the
PURPOSE 81 expressing the regret u the
Oar at the death ~ the late Justice
Lamar. senator Villas presided. Sena.
tors George. Walthall. Mitchell % Ore
son and Representatives Catchings and
John Randolph Tucker Through his
SOC Representative Tucker ~ yirginial.
delivered ealogies.
A tribute OF respect and eulogy, pre-
pared by Senator George. was adopted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

WAsnrSoroS. March Is. Secretary
Gresham and j. \. 4. W. Grip. the
Swedish minister, today exchanged at
the state department. ratified copies ~
theextraditlon treaty between the United
States and Sweden concluded on Janu.
AIRY last. Its terms were published at
the time the senate acted upon il. The
proclamation Of President Cleveland
will probably he issued next week. by
its terms the treaty goes into effect
twenty DAYS from this date
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
p,ock,.,c nu,pc, nc,.,.

CHARLrsToS. $ G.. March l-.-A 8
johnson. for many years one q the
leading merchants and finsnriers n tins
city. died here to-day after an illness -
two weeks lie wse - years odd lie
Was imprisoned by the federal govern
ment after the war IN charlesion jail
for rcfnsing a. testify regarding The iiee
importing and Exporting COMPANY.
csncern engaged during the war IN
hlerksgie running.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

and he namec 81 GO tod him knew
snaf ny Fete snlounted e.. that | Lad
eeei aFpro-ehesi before on the subject
and - hssi voted foF 40 candidate
shen Judge Martin ~as elected senator.
~ vote sas worth more for that reason.
Ne discussed the matter Tor rfteen
minutes. The amouat agreed ON VAS
totso This ngure ~s= n0t exactly
stipulated. bat understood that 4 We
could agree on a stakeholder. that
Nonld be the amount The man be
saafed nle = vote FOR was W A bos
Lagfon. democrat The matter fell
thFough tscause a stakeholder could
not be agreed upon
ine eommittse adjourned till Tues
Cay. when more sensational develop.
nfnts are promised.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

The New England Directors Prepare
70 Pay the floating Debt

BosroN. March II. 4 special tonight
to the Transcript from Philadelphia
says: \ secret meeting ~ til Phila
delphia members ~ the New England
board of directors was held here tins
morning. Arrangements. were made "a
wipe ont the companys feat
ing debt IL found ncceesary. The
funds are pledged by well
known banking house II was stated al
the Reading office that successor 20
George n. Earl. Jr.. had been chosen
but his name could not be learned. IL
is said he ~ well known capitalist a
this city. Large buying orders for the
stock were executed in this market 60
day. and the purchases were traced to
parties identified with the management
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

S,x A~TovIo. Tex. March ~ Capt
Joe Shelly. The celebrated border de
settive and ~ ranger captain. arrived
here fo.lay from Starr county. having
in custody IAhrado Gutierrez. Luis
Cantu. Eaperidion Ortiz. Decincinio Sal
ssar. Ans<tlcio Lopez and Felipe Nor
slez. al charged With violation q the
United Sistes neutrality iass. Several
= them we're participants 10 the San
lgnseio massacre. They we're captured
in starr o1untx ~ Captain Shelly. siH
90 aanirti
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
NOT CAST DOWN.
Sargent Says the Ann Arbor Strikers
Arc Not Di>hcartencd.

TERRE H.rTF. Ind. March ls.- Grand
Master Sargent Of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen returned today
from the scene 81 the Ann Arbor strike.
lie saws the outlook at present Is not
bright. but the loss would not be much.
as firemen and engineers are not receiy
ing the wages 81 common laborers. and
will be as well off when on strike as
when employed.
'The engineers receive sl - to si. 30
day." said Mr.. Sargent. ~and work
twelve hours day on an average. The
strike was not called with full conf
dence of winning. and We do not feel
discouraged at the company replacing
our men. The influence of the Ohio
railway commissioners had little effect
on the trouble The temporary in.
junction of Judge Taft of the United
States court against Chief Arthur and
myself restraining us from ordering a
strike ~ railway employees. does not al.
feet the Brotherhood Of firemen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

MrwsrkEr. Vie. March n Firr
started in the srsS,Dd ferg a the Straw
Ellsworth Manufacturing c>,Bpany on
fifoadaay iilsf soufh of Michigan street
At n - this morning In three quarters
- an hour 4 ~aa ubdff contftd bat iu
that itve a i>e q r-snss had i,s-rn
sustained ~ She Straw Ellsworth rofn-
j.any ard ifiendk I}r6s. manufacturers
- fiufhinc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

PHrL,pEIrHIA. March Is Princess
Kaiulani arrived in this city from Wash.
ingron at O'Clock this afternoon under
escort ~ her guardian. Theophilus
Davis ~ England. With the princess
were also Mrs Davies. Miss Davies and
Miss Whathoff. The party was driven
10 the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. Hen
derson. where an elaborate luncheon
was served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

HALIFAX. y. s.. March Is. The Fur
Miss line steamer Madurs. fifteen DAYS
from London. arrived here after mad
night She reports that on
Thursday. March Is al . y. m.
in latitude 1915 ". longitude Is a.
w. she sighted steamer on the
starhoard bow. showing signals ~ dlS
tress. She found il Was IN. Ds.rninioIl
line steamship Sarnla. The captain
said his after crankshsff ~a~ broken and
asked the Madura IA stand 10y till day
light. The Sarnia wasseyenfs twomiles
south by west ~ 81. Pierre. Miqnelon.
ten miles southwest ~ the esige ~ 81.
Pierre hank and 300 miles east bs north
of Halifax. She driftcd northcast by
east 23i miles since seen by the Ameri-
can steamer on the 11th.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

DENVER. Col. March Il 4 special io
the Republican fnm Cheyenne SAYS
There was hot time at Fort Rus-.sl
four miles from Cheyenne. between ,
aud 5o'clock this afternoon. AZ a result
the bodies II two men lie IN tho gsrii.
son morgue They are prisaics Herman
Younger and James Jones Jones mrF.
derei Younger and was himself Killed
while attempting 10 escape.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

WAsHScroS. March Ia Secretary
Carlisle bad an extended audience with
the president a; o'clock this afternoon.
Tie took over with him the papers and
applications for auditors in the treasury
department.. and II Is expected that at
least two new auditors will be nomi
nated nv the president on Monday next
and possibly AN assistant secretary ~
the treasur, 10 I'll the place left vacant
by Mr. Gear who retired on March 10
enter congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

CINCINNATI. O.. March II. Late this
evening an application was made ia the
United States court before Judge Sage
for the appointment of a receiver for the
Cincinnati. New Orleans 4 Texas Pacific
railroad This Is portion ~ the Queen
4 Crescent system and includes the Gin
cinnati Southern. which MAS built from
Cincinpatt fo Chattanooga. Tenn. by
the rits ~ Cincinnati. ai cost of over
f.nnHUal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
Lurson'. strong Endorsement.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March ls.-The
senate today passed resolution which
was voted for by every democrat and re-
publican eulogizing Chief Justice Hor.
ace II. Lurton and recommending him
10 President Cleveland az a man in every
way worthy ~ filling the vacancy caused
10y the resignation OF Judge Howell f.
jackson. who succeeded 10 the seat of
the late Justice Lamar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

TyRex Hktrr In3 March ls On
Mafef - fke hisnnsnee- tral afersi0fs
= fhaa district WfIi hsid = aisef4ne in
fhis e3ty. Ipop the slcc,sfn reechea af
fhss eaceting. ssseh thst : = vita ~
tereef ~ the sTFrxffrs. fssal miners
rnannfscfn-ers ard crsumers q co%i
genrrally ileg<n5s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

wssHi>oTov. March Il Secretary
Carlisle has awarded the contract for
building four lightships for nse on the
great lakes to the Craig Shipbuilding
company n Toledo. Ohio. at ssi i6,
one II The lightships will he stationed
az Bar Point. Lake Erie. and three at
Green Bay. Lake Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

K~oxsstns. Tesu March j. AZ rel
Nce this evpninr. Ahes Nele,r AMI Jim
rh.,rsp~,r. nsfh Il tbis city. srfl en
xazr,ti in raiiroad tuiliins bad qpar
fel in = ssiaen >flsun ripped fhouar
scns sfs',zuan With = knife siiasirz
tae eutFs,irts protrpie Thempsssn =
sl~sl. >eier = IN isii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

BcrrF Mont March = ~ fo'clock
this morning hffy fire fon Grant is,co
rantive egplts's.l With terrific force. IN
sfanfiy killing Ctnduetnr H. J Wirker
~aersier ~ Wsfertown. Wis and Switch
man Iehn kaue - California Enci
necr John Feather - Missouri vas "a
faily. anf Firemsa james Mulhxan seri
o,leiy injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

WasHIScroS. March Is The presi
dent received the members 81 the diplo-
matte corps informally this afternoon at
half past : O'Clock Secretary Gresham
made the presentations. Nearly all the
foreign ministers were present or repre-.
eented In conformity with the in
formality ~ the occasion. the members
corps appeared In ordinary morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

TorKKs. kas. March IL. Recently the
populists commenced the organization
~ loyal legion" throughout the state.
the members of which should be- trained
for battle should armed forces again be
needed. as was the case during the re
cent legislative embroglio. The repub.
licans have also organized an order
which opposes foreign immigration and
the alleged anarchistic tendencies of the
,-,.xx,,fsa.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19

Ann ARhos. Mich. March II The
case against j. W. Cooper. the medical
student changed with stealing from the
students in Harris hall, ~as dropped
this morning. has father. bell Cooper. ~
Tsrre lIaute. convincing the committee
81 Hobart guild that his sons mind Mas
uubalanced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-19
Appointed an Editor.

WASHINGTON. March Is Secretary
Carlisle today appointed = f. Gaines u
Covington. by. his private secretary.
Mr. Gaines il about 20 years II age and
WAS formerly editor of the Covingfon.
~. Commonwealth. Logan Carlisle.
chirf clerk n the treasury department.
Is confined "a his residence hy severe
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