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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

burg mines. The operations of that min
Ing company resulted In a net income Of
S9l,Gm. aud the surplus ore charges was
Sii,OoO, The increase IN tonnage was
34OS per cent. The Huron Dock COM
pany handled 2973l3 tons Of coal and
ore, an increase OF about ten per cent.
New mines in the coming year Will
enable the lake coal tonnage TO be in
creased 1hc iron ore traffic will reach
nearly 10 2OO,0OO tons. The Toledo Belt
railway earned $12,2JS, an increase of
more than 30 per cent. There was an
increase Of more than 10 per cent IN
the number Of cars handled by this line.
The directors say that the surplus Of
over Sl5OOOO to the credit of Income
account might justify on incrcasc in tha
rates of dividends. but, In view of tina
recent financial disturbances, the effect
Of which has not fully worn away, the
board considers II prudent TO adhere to
the recent rates Of payments. AS TO the
future, however. It Is said: Most OF the
industrial works along or near the line
of the road, which were Lately CLOSED, are
now reopeucd aud IN operation, and
others undoubtedly will be in the terri
tory tributary TO our line. Inc guam
tity Of coal produced along the line is
steadily increasing. The ore tonnage
will figure much more Largely IN the com
papy's revenues next year than last, and
The new connections constantly being
made. either by extension of our own
tracks or by Arrangement with other rall-
roads. seem to assume continuance OF
the same steady and increasing growth
that has marked the cnmpanys history
for the last seven years
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
rERsoNAL MD GENNnAL.

IllltSlNAI AND hlaNEltNl4'
]. n. Selby. inspector Of trains and
stations on The Rock Island, " In the
city
@. II. McGrcgor travelling passenger
agent OF the Queen aud Crescent Is IN
the city.
w. A. Dashicl, travelling passenger
agent Of the Texas and Pacific, is IN
the city.
J. l.. Pennington, general livestock
agent OF the Santa fe, won't south yes
terday morning
b. T. Yonkum, general manager OF
the Santa ZEE. went south yesterday. iio
will come up 10 Dallas tonight.
$. l.. Till, trainmastcr NJ the Rock
Island, goes north this morning.
j. II. White. Cotton Bolt snperintend'
ont at Commerce, Is IN the city
j. w. Burbcc, general livestock agent
of the Cotton, Belt goes west this morn
ing.
H. r. Morris Of the auditing depart
ment Of the Rock Island at Topeka
Kan, Is In the city.
w. Il. Cannon. general foreman Of
buildings and bridges of the Rock lel'
and. is IN the city.
A. A. Gibson, travelling passenger
agent Of the Cotton BELT Is in the city.
The different city ticket agents report
business TO the West better than to tbe
East.
j. n. Blythe. freight conductor on
the east end Of the Texas ana puoilic.
has been temporarily put on a passenger
run.
NJ. = .Frellgh, stock claim agent Of
the Missouri. Kansas and Texas with
headquarters NJ Denison. Is IN the city.
Col Bob Thicker Of The Western Union
telegraph office. returned yesterday at
ter having spent the past week IN Dallas.
The Texas and Pacific train No 4
from the west last night was hx hours
late aud a train was made up here which
departed on time.
The Fort Worth and Rio Grande rail.
rond have been hauling considerable
stock the past week for points In tie
Indian Territory.
The Missouri, Kansas and Texas had
a small wreck 90 Denton yesterday morn.
ing. No one was injured and but slight
dnmagc was done.
The Rock Island and Texas and Pa.
cihc railways are meeting with very good
success with tleir through tourist sleeper
between Chicago and California. Tie cnf
passes ihr0ug This city every morning
aud Is very well filled
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
E THE PULLMAN COMPANY.


ieiatod Press.
zaN Nd, Nov. s,-As a sequel
@hspracy and damage cases In
PHI Nathan Toomer sometime ago.
y damage suit has been begun by
'siasi the Pullman palace ear com
@ 100000 Toomcr, who is per
p Healthiest colored man in the
sne here from Augusta to testify
le grand jury regarding the kid
% his daughter The excitement
e'e Frustrated his wife, and to
u quickly home he arranged for
M IN a Pullman car with the un-
l.lqs that the train would reach
ls| ~ twenty-four hours. At Co
Y y g, 1t is alleged. the car was
uasAed amid several noisy switch
snd allowed to remain there for
Hae- Mrs. ToOmer died within
N,al hours after reaching her
inelle at Columbia Mrs. Toomer
af'vVv 70 nave lhe car pulled away
ae noisy place and the trip CON
lhe suit is under what Is known
Aofl,,uanpbcll law. which permits
" see N the name Of the state to
n lol The death Of another. The
N N suli, also for 100000, was
4 oa The claim of Toomer for his
y 'lfouSh the death of his wife.
! " isrnls Of dlsordered stomach use
1''4rt' A nalatable. prompt cure.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
,''ne Hunt Clubs Are Doing for
''ug Island Poultry Raisers.

ANfiatel Press.
ss''as'on, L. l. Nov. s.-West Neck
9 be overrm with foxes. Poul-
complain Of nightly raids on
,' ~ '''sts. The hunt clubs are held
~ Tor The increase of foxes.
h, 1ainea by the farmers that fire.
''Aes are released for the chase.
N. ae'er rerDtured. There Is talk
s memorial to the red-coated
\. sag them to confne their
4 .ainatter TO cross-conntrv ,,c,,,
y. 's.l..eseel lacs.
M ~ OF snow will see a gen
= Eg,issin' organized on lines not
i,te sSl,'a pct still effective. There
|sin @ Of inviting .lesse Niinrv nj
"a. a ~, ~ Anase Smith and his Twin
ne Az 1 oI Netcrin fox hunters. 10
.,iug an --,.o'lnon thing 10 SIZE foxes
'lrsdee,. n heids or along the elres,
~ az ~ hight inpy rli1 h,e,.
l|i'e nave materially reduced IA
= fr-t uf 'lhankstivi.,,s -, NY. -. -
u tp,eri,,, ayfs thar he has LOST Il
ilA- si.,'..',,s eports seeing fox
rs1sli, ~ Place few DAYS nm1
rna n 'sNKeed where his ponifry
|aly s ~, /. Brush US ml s ~,
Z 81 ies. lpAes m his place II,
i 4 s.st much poultry.
Oil usl.icr 10 uoult-,-,,,,..
,ie ',e's is some llmor i ~ w, men 2 p
~ l. I'M, 9ai'ry raiser which nav a,
I T, a7l sasle'sh mel i ,l,a many fae
,say ait.-1 z nlsht ON g.sTJ ''''
81 i..s ~. 'ln,,dnisai the I'D uon
nv. fss'ned upon the Ion raii
y iAe CON-. red fox o5in.
~ ~ tle turkey r I'm ana steal
~ 4aria ola nisln picked IN :
ss .s'' s after Tie fox. " ii .
he fox 81 f'i away g saw
81 81 isarsar ola Rem !,
~ 90 Maasimi Ea b .Neiao'
.'''a AH2gSa TIE womb
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

city cansasslng for tho Cummings Cof-
re- Poi, aud II wen pleased with its np.
proynl by those who have tried n. There
q at least a saving Of one-fourih. mud
some have claimed 0ne-haif IN IT, use
Besides sirainer there IA condenser
attached to ihe pot. which condenscs the
steam and retains the aroma and strength
OF the coffee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

Woc-bcgonc and llnguid, weary,
Nervous. iiregi Of life, you enyf
Get al once that lannon's trclFire-
CREOLE FEMALE TONlC-ploasnre
Then viii be yours every day
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

Inlhl ..s......s........ .... SS'fil,fSl
The net profit on the Worlds fair to
tnis. company. therefore, was S230G}J. or
if TIE track elevation is rated rs q per-
manent improvement and the block sys-
ten likewise, profit of about 81 800, 600
would be the result.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

ies'N N,,thitoun1. Leave.
r. 40. 2 dolly" ..io;t,9 a. ~ M
- No. daily. ..loila p ~
~ soaihbound
NC. dall{.'..'' te;iv m
n III No. daily.....- gao a N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

i1ikiaa, sherman aud Paris.
II Norihbounl. Leave
....No. 80 dally..... s;I5 IN
Houthbouul.
Il n.....No. ~ daily. ....
4 O. d LusK, Ticket Agent.
4 Union Depot.
except Sunday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
'IIl'lRoAD TINE TABLE

rial size 10 Cents.

= Easlbonni- aoo bea' .,
r. IN 2 d ISlIy|;. s US p IN
80. 10 doiiT -. b:20 a m
..-''SSos daily. ....lO;So ~
.-r''SSoo' 70 dally....,. 4ilO p IN
Wes.bound.
u 3 s'.''' NJ. . daily 49,. o'Oo u III
y ! No. daily
u No. 3 daily...... 4.
Il ; n.'',i,,,lac trains No. 8 and .
/ a. ~ raexarkana, n. U. Junction,
4 ~ 4 r,-en Marshall, llonKvicW
'ns 4. Ssaaiy. Mlneola. wills Point;
~ ~ East Dallas. Dallas anu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

The work of TIE Illinois Central be-
comes remarkable when il is remember
ed that not one passenger was killed.
there were no serious accidents and only
five passengers out of the 100000
were injured, and their injuries were
slight and were due to carclcssncss or
way employees.
In preparing for this enormOSs travel
the Illinois Central spent Sl,2JO,000 in
elcvating its tricks at the terminal sta
tons. 100000 for special Worlds fair
cars, 100000 for reconstruction of loco
motives. $4,000 for incidental improve
menis, S1S3.O00 for extra watchmcn and
employees. Sl65,000 for the Hall blocl,
system, u total expense of S2,1Oj, 14G in
getting ready for the fair.
The increase in receipts during the fair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
fORT WORTHls


Tie Fort Worth Pharmacy company,
corner Main and fiflh street. Is The
FL a. hi Kinds Of drugs, medicines,
a',rsicai insirumenia, mechanical cnra-
~ devices. aged eye. glasses and upec.
49, near-siallt eye glasses and spectuc.
~ calared and smoked glasses for Neal
ssss nerfumrry. brnshes,. combs end all
Kinds Of toilet goods. Prescriptions a
anecialty. We invite mal orders. Read.
~ Touf paironnge Is solicited.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

Fort worth...... lao p II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
The RAILROADS.
NO MORE CUTTING IN FREIGHT
RATES YESTERDAY.
Although 1t is Said There win Be
in the Next Few Dnys-world,s
Fair Earnings Other Rail.
road News.

Nothing new in the matter Of freight
rates transpired yesterday but it is
learned that bo,l the Santa Fe and
Rock Island railways are making new
rates. The st. Louis meeting. as is well
known, has not as yet d5ne anything re-
garding Texas rates, end from present
indications it seems as though they
viii not. But whether or not the st.
Louis meeting accomplishes anything"
remarked freight man yesterday, the
roads leading into Fort Worth will con-
'inue to cut until they are stopped by
order of the association"
ltis expected thlt the Santa Fe will
announce another big cut today or to-
morrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

r.raied flowers u several sorts are
s,,,snr he most expensive deiiAciea u
tss modern c1nieciioprT
rAkgA rnP AilorNp Tue woatp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

TO0N AND IENAS CNNTIIAIA
Leave
.No Al Slnll...... G;20 p IN
NO. ~ ....... $50 Il II
n...... No. 4l...-.-.
!, n.......NO, 33..--
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

7 u NVIV0NI7W M l+E-s n Y 70
Il, Norlhboun1. Leave
n.,..No. u daily...... $3.50 a IN
limo. ? dniiy..-... s:l5 p III
SoutfbCund.
|.n..N0 daily. $50 n m
II daily......l0;i0 p IN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

" lornls Of dlsorlered stomach use
''4rt A nalatable, prompt cure,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

~ 90 Aiaa,iai Har .Ne''on
s..lr Ano..,.a. ..,.,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10
WtRRUN WITH FOXES.

m A TRR AROUND TIE WORLD
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-10

..rrnS AND TEXAs CENTRAL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

The Great Banker Stricken With
Apoplcxy While Abroad.

Apoplcxy While Abroad
New YORK. June 0.-Anthony j.
Drexcl. the great American banker, died
today at Carlsbad. Germany. A pri-
vate dispatch received at the banking
house of Drrxei. Morgan d Co. in Wall
street at o'clock announced the sad
event. and = similar dispatch was
received by Drexel A. Co. of Phil
adslphia. When the information con-
tanned in them WAs made public il cre-
ated a sensation. Both cablegrams
were signed by Daniel b. Hoxlxins. SON
in law of Minister to Germany Runyon.
Mr.. Hoskins 10 staying at Carlsbad.
where Mr.. DrcxeI was taking the waters
for kidney complaint
a dispatch from Philadelphia at $50
o'clock this afternoon says that q later
cablegram from Berlin gives the time o,
Mr.. Drexel's death AZ ii O'Clock this
morning and the canse of itas apoplexy.
The body of the dead financisr will
be placed in the Drcxei macsolcum in
Philadelphia. where other members OF
the family rest. This mauscleum is one
of the finest in the country and was
built about twelve years ago.
Mr.. Drexel's fortune, estimated at
from toOOc000o 10 &E.000.000, viii re-
main in the family. but it is said that he
frequently expressed the intention of
leaving substantial donations TO the
DrexeI college in Philadelphia. which he
endowed with e2.O0o.0oo. ami the home
for printers at Colorado Springs. which
he and George W. Childs Jointly en-
dowed
PHit.pELrH;A. June N.-lt Is stated
at the office os Drcxcl a Co. that the
death II Anthony j. Drexcl " i'll make
no change whatever in the business Of
Drexel x Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

The saprcme Court Has Sustained All
Its Provisions.

Its Provisions
LANSING. Mich. June 30.-This morn
ing the supreme court handed down the
following memorandum Of opinion in the
case of Vanhsusen va Heames. involv-
ing the construction III section 135 Of the
new tax Law. The full opinion will he
filed later. The mandamus asked for by
Vanhausen was denied. the court hold
ing: Section LBS is valid. The certifi-
cate required need not set forth The
liens or titles held by the state or indi-
viduals. but only the fact that liens or
titles are held by the state or individ-
uals. or both. The existence OF such
liens or titles does not prevent the re-
cording Of the deed or plat unless the
lein held by tho state il acquired for the
tax becoming due within five years pre-
vious to the date Of the instrument
Sccond--If the certificate shows that
all the taxes have not been paid forgive
years previous to the date Of the deed or
plat. il is not entitled 10 the record
Third-lf at the annual tax sales the
land has been sold 10 individuals. this
is a payment 81 far as the state and mu-
nicipality are concerned. and is a pay
ment within the meaning OF the statute
Fourth-The act includes those taxes
and those only which. when not paid to
the collector. are required by law to be
returned to the county treasurer. and
when not paid to him are by him To be
returned TO the auditor general. Ii does
not contemplate that either II these Off
GERS shall make any examination outside
the records OF their own Offices. Unlees
such records show non payment the pre-
sumption is that the taxes have been
paid and justify the certificate that all
taxes are paid as shown by their rec
ords.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Cleveland and the New York Bankes
WNI Not Talk.

NEw YORK. June 10. President Cleve
land. accompanied by Secretar, Of War
Lamont. Mrs. Lamont ana Miss Lamont
arrived here at 1870 o'clock tonight
over the Pennsylvania railroad. Il have
nothing at all to say now" the preei
dent said Ia a reporter. Il have s~ued
a proclamation calling congress together
on August z. In that have given my
reasons Tor doing 81. and tha; is all
there is 30 IT,"
On the boat folonsI Lamont 20, out
Of the coach snh talked with the report
ers. lie said: MIR. Cleveland i going
directly on board Mr.. Bcnedict'e yacht
Oneida. whicn 10 waiting ia the East
river OF Twenty -rixth street Mr.. Ben.
edict IL on board. and they will cruise
slowly along the sound. reaching Bsz.
yards Bay oa Sunday evening or Mon.
day morning. lie will remain there
about three weeks. Dr. Bryant will &C
company him. lexvect 20 remain IN
New York until Monday. perhaps later" !"
CoIonel Lamont e&id that he kn~w
nothing q any midnight conference on
the Oneida between the president and
New York bankerA II Was said that
such q conference was to he held. but
Colonel Lamont denied IT, ~ said that
20 far n he knew Secretary Carlisle vas
not coming 20 New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

BELpISG. Mich. June D.--Fire wss
Uncovered Ia the rear Of Wilson 4
Friedly's furniture store at 8 o'clock
this morning. The building was Quilted.
but the walIs were saved. L. n Spcn-
Ger II the owner and thu ioes 10 e3uoo;
insured for e2.3O0: Ioss on the stock.
- 800; insurance. $1,000. NJ. z. Weter's
barn was damaged TO the extent of eld0.
Heroic work and absence IL wind saved
the entire block from destruction, -
there Was no fire protection.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01
SHOULD HAVE BEEN APRIL 1 i.


Nrw YoRk. juno 3i-Ex President
Harrison tonight was asked his
opinion % President Clsveland's
cali III he thinks" said the
et president. that the country
- in state ~ strangulation and that
he has a remedy. Why the sooner be sp-
plies u the wiser he viii show himself. III
he thinks that he can give the necessary
relief. he had better lose no time. The
cry - that there ~ not enough money.
1 think that there Is plenty ~ money
but thar people are holding on IN what
they have. Il am not prepared
ts say whether think that an
August session of congress will
restore confidence. which - ssiti
90 be demorslszed. There may be seri-
Gus obstruction. | cannot tell what
may he the extent OF Mr.. Cleveland's
knowledge on tho subject. hut know
that they would not have repealed
ths sherman iaw Tor me. Think that per
haps altogether too much of the much
complained OF sfringency has been loaded
upon the Sherman silver law. There
are great many other causes which
have contributed to the prevailing state
~ affairs The load Is altogether too
great In the first place. the law vas
passsd by majority ~ the
senator's and representatives ~
whom many were outspc<cn advocates
of the free eoinsgr a silver. and many
thought that It's effect would be 90 pisce
Il st si2n an ounce. The democrats
we're entirely responsible Tor that. and
an snre that whatever Mr.
Cleveland may BE- able 10 do
With congress- they would not
have repealed the is~ fs me There "a
she entire soath. with the exception n
three states. or abort three. solld
fsv silver cannot saw how
much control Mr.. Cleveland has
over cengress Congress nav re-
f,s-e % repeai the sherman law. But IN
Any event there viii be an obstructive
asinorstv. afit congress NAV eid sonne
sh5eeii asele fcstssrrs in iis place Of
ss,Drse tsat waul hat - N faeif. nor
vaarz. nss Mr. CieTeiand - NJ
Cleveland thinks he hrs the remedy ard
- 30 - able - srpiy IL. vhy did MT
a sa tefhfes My did ~ nof call
xtsa r. issiou q aorgTsss isst Apfil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

wA.arsorox. June p.--~Amone ne
appointments made 10y President t1eve
land t,siay we're the foIlo2ing: James
r. TTIImsn of Tennessee. register ~
the treasury. Oyerton Cade ~ Louisiana
super,atendert ~ the United States
mint ~ New Orleans, Jed y. Snyder.
naval officer a. customs for the district
~ sew Orleans. Lou,sispas Theo3orr x.
Wflkihson. collector ~ customs for the
district Il Ncw Oriesns L1as@isna: 8 II
fIlis. surveyor q customs for the port q
Nee Orlrans. louisiana. tseerEe u. Fin
lay. ssollectog of customs for the district
u Galveston, Texas. tseofge ". Bel ~
the state a Washington, ronsal AZ Std
ney New Souts Wales
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Some or the Iron Mines at l~hpcming
Are still Operating.

fsHrsMIso. Mich, June 20. The situ-
alton in Ishpeming is not 10 bad az the
outside world has been led TO believe.
The people of Ishpeming are not on the
verge of starvation. IA one would imag
inc by reading some 81 the articles
printed in many Of the outside papers
Although the four mines Of the Cleve-
land-CiifTs Co.-the Cleveland lake
shaft. the Cleveland Hematite. the Clin
shafts and the Foster will be closed to-
morrow. there will still be 1000 mep EN-
ployed al the mines remaining in opera
tion. ail ~ whom earn from fair to good
wages Whether the other mines will
suspend operations entirely or decrease
their forces in the near future. is more
than the local management can Say.
The report that the management of tho
Winthrop mines had been notified b.
close down on July is denied
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Act Of jealous Individual as QsIes
f7fe Lake.

Fur LAKE. Mich. june 30--On Wed
ne-day woodsman name Horace Stone.
formerly of Evsrf. vent to Fife Lake
and called at the house ~ Al Terry.
where won an supposed 20 be Mrs.
Stone was living.
her. One bullet cut her heal aud
glanced of; the next shot vent through
n cursct steel. folieeco rib and lodged
ncsr her spine. Leaving her Tor dead.
Stone went out 81 look up Terry. whom
he found At Hutehins saloon. Ne shot
at Terry. but miseesi him. and theu gave
himself up 10 the ofir.rs. The huilef
has been taken out ~ Mrs. Stores back
and she sili probably lire. stone ex-
pressed deep regret at nos having killed
Terry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

LANSING. Mich, juno 0.-Secsctary
OF State Jochim, who il an lshpeming
man. Expressed the opinion that the
closing down Of the upper peninsula iron
mines il a great game Of blu6 between
the furnace men and the mine owners-
The former. he says. are playing 10 force
the price Of iron orc down. while the
latter. by shutting down the mincs. hope
to ut least keep up the present prices. Il
not advance them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01
CAN'T GO T0CHIcAG0
Military Board ssys ths Militia
Must STAY Home.
WILL USE the SANE OLD CAMP
~ I.la~A Lake Fsea Avs~ss 10 ~
~ Iacsussv~. rhus Aht1t.g ~ shs
Asssrasy .Ieasral's OD1nioA
Will USE the SANE OLD cAMF

LAxsIxu. Mich. June N-Ths stats
military board this afterpooa ordered -
eucsn,pment q state troops at lsland
Lake. August 10 70 l5 ipclusiva. A ieag
confessnee wss haid with 6ovssnos
Rich. and the matter q the Chicago en-
campment and the attorney genegals
opinion thereon wore thoroughly gone
over. II vas tho unanimous opinion
that undw the circumstances IN sn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

A small cyclone struck Little Rock
and eastern Arkansas last night. doia z
great damage. All wires south of Meu.-
phis are down and particulars cannot cc
obtained.
The reservoir at East Liverpool. Ohio.
IL in danger ~ coliapsing. IL contains
3.0n0.uO gallons " water and IL bursts
will wreck several fsctorirs
Tho Epworth League has decided not
b. visis the fair unless IL be closed on
Sunday. 1t has so informed the fair
ossfetais
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

Msrcelin Garcia made an attack upon
number Of fellow prisoners in tho cor
ridors with shoe knives. killing three OF
them and wounviing seven others. Ii re-
quired tho efiorts Of several guards tn
overpowcr the two convicts. They are
said TO be insane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

ADRIAN, Mich. june 30--Chae Boyer
and Thos. Ryan. Adrian boys. were ar
rested ia Toledo last night w. A. Ste
veus, . Chicago drummer. alleges that
they slugged him st the Lawrence hotel
here Sunday night and robbed him of =
gold watch and chain and elh0 Ste
vens il still laid up at the hotel from the
drubbing he received. The prisoners
have confessed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-01

VALPARAISO. June 3O.-A correspond
ent in Melo telcRrsphs that General
Sarvava has reached Pasco on his march
to Bageo. General violas is in CON-
mand OF the dedicated Castilhistas troops.
In revenge the CsJdlhistas cut the
throats OF the revoltaD whom they cap
turcd. although they hsd promised them
amnesty