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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
ss.. FADING PHOrOGRAPHs.
The Slick Scheme of Innocent Cinnamon
to Evade the Law.


PHILADELPHIA. Jan. ga clever
scheme of the willy Chinaman to evade
the Chinese registration act has been
discovered by the government detect
ives in this city. While passing through
"Chinatown" the other day the de-
tective noticed Chinaman unloading
Photographic apparatus from wagon.
As cameras DO not usually form . part
of the furnishing of the homes of Chi
nese of this city, the detectives eus-
piciOns were aroused. He followed up
his man, and IN few days had learned
the essential details of the plan the
Chinese have taken to avoid the regis
tration act. The act requires the Chi
nese to have their pictures taken and
to- file them at the Office Of the internal
revenue collector. The picture 10
pasted on the certificate of registra-
ton, and q Chinaman can be compelled
to go before the collector and be ident-
flied by his photograph If any question
of his legal right to be In this country
is raised.
The Philadelphia Chinaman with the
camera has been taking lessons in pho
Biography and In the art of using a
preparation that will cause photo
graph to grow dim and faded within q
year. When the registration act goes
in force next May the Chinese of Phil
adelphia will have their artistic coun-
trymen photograph them, and after
applying this fading preparation to the
picture it will be filed with Collector
Brooks. Within q year the picture
will be go dim that it will he almost
unrecognizable. and Collector Brooks
will be unable to tell whether the man
before him 10 the original of the phpto.
graph or a recent importation from
China. 1t is said the rcheme has been
transmitted to the Chinese IN all the
large cities of the country and that
photography is being zealously studied
Ly the celestial inhabitants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
HOW HE is ELECTED
Workings Of the Electoral Col
lege Next Month.
MICHIGAN HAS OBJECTIONS
There Are Other States That May Raise
Points Which VIII Be Decided
at Once.

wAsHISeroN. Jan. S.-ro-morrow
the electors selected by evsf5 state IN
the union will meet and carry out the
will OF the people Is expressed at the
polls last November. After having
their vote, the electors sign the certiti-
Gates as To tine result. One of tn % is de-
lIvered to An slector appointed to take
charge of it and carry it in person to
the seat of the government and deliver
1t to the President of the senate. The
second certificate 10 sent by mail and
the th,rd is delivered to the United
States district judge for the district IN
which the electors meet. So far thirty
Of the states have complied with tho
law requiring the certificate TO be filed
with the senate although the election
was held two months ago. These
states are as follows: Washington,
West Vnginia, Massachusetts,, Idaho,
Vermont, Virginia. Misslsnppi, Iowa,
Nevada, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Arkansas, Connecticut, ONO,
Florida, Name, New Jersey, Texas,
Illinois, Ge rgla, Colorado, North
Carolina. Alabama, New Hampshire,
Delaware, Ksnsas, Minnesota, Missouri
and Nebraska. Congress is required to
be in JOINT session to count the electoral
vote at / O'clock on the second We'd
nesday in February, after the meeting
of the electors which will be Feb
ruaryS 8.
May Raise Objections.
Meanwhile each body will have ap-
pointed two teiiers, whose duty it will
pe to read the vote. A few moments
before O'Clock on February 8, the
senate Will proceed In q body to the
hall Of the house. The president OF
the senate will preside over the joint
assembly with the speaker of the
house sitting at his left. The Ger
titcates will then be opened by the
president of the senate in alphabetical
order of the states and handed to the
tellers, who will read them and note
the result.
1t is possible that objection may be
raised to some of the votes from the
states of California, Kansas. Michigan.
ONO and Oregon, and in this event the
law provides tnat the two houses shall
separate, consider the objections and
report their findings. The count can
not proceed until each objection has
been disposed of. After the certificates
have all been read, the tellers deliver
the result to the president, who in &C.
cordance with the facts. makes the
proper announcement. This announce
ment is declared by law and will be a
sufficient and constitutional declara.
ton Of the election of Grover Cleve-
land and Adlai +. Stevenson. This
will conclude formalIties prior to the
| inauguration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
GRIM RUIN.
Johnson County Il About Sick Of the
Cattlemen's Trial.

(atuemen AHA.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. Sat . meet
ing Of the Johnson county people, now
in the city held tonight, tho prosecution
against the cattlemen or raiders was
seriously discussed. No decision was
reached, but it Is evident that there is
.. weakening along the line of the
forces which insisted on an immediate
trial. If published 10 a conclusion. the
case will bankrupt Johnson county,
which ordinarily will become one OF
the most prosperous subdivisions Of the
state.
Some of the settlers believe that the
cattlemen have been punished sufi-
GENTLY. Johnson county leaders cay
that they whipped the invaders. had
them In prison, made them suffer
political defeat, got humiliation and
loss of life and money. 1t will be many
weeks before jury will be secured
and q conviction Is doubtful. The
twenty-tbree defendants want the
dance to 60 on. They say there would
never have been any trouble In the
first place if the other eide had recog-
nized the courts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

DENVER, Colo. Jan. s.--The closing
down OF the RICO Aspen consolidated
group of mines at Rico has caused
sensation IN mining and financial CIR
cles. Prominent miners sil agree that
the step is the result Of the deprecia-
ton of silver and the high wages naia
to miners. IL IL understood that the
principal operators have prscncsiy
agreed 10 close their mines uniess si.res
advances. In case this action is taken
Thousands Of men will be deprived OF
a chance TO earn q living, and Colorado
will enter her FIRST serious rtsts Of
financial depression.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
Looxls is INSANE.


Schools Has Said.
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Daniei Dorchester
Of Washington, d. c.. superintendent
of the Indian schools of the United
States, 10 in the city with his wife, who
is the governments special agent 10
look after the Indian schools for girls.
They are on their way TO the cspltol
after an extended tour through the
west.
"S,nce October l." said Mr.. Dorches.
ter, I'VE have visited ell the Indian
schools in Michigan. Wisconsin. south
elm Idaho. aud IN Montana, except
one. and the school At Albuquerque,
n. NJ. We find that oil are advancing
nicely. The schools contain 10000
pupils. There are in the United States
about 35 900 Indian children of school
age. There has been an increase OF
about 1900 in the attendance since
General Morgan took mis- position ~
commissioner four years ago."
In answer to the charges Of brutality
and immortality against the teachers
of the Indian schools of the southwest
by &. A. Loomis, Superintendent Dor.
chester has prepared = reply, IN which
he intimates that LOOMS 10 demented.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
IN AN ICY GRASP
River Boats Crushed Between
Big Ice Floes.
HALF MILLION DOLLARS LOST
Three Million Tons OF Ice Starts for the
Gull of Mexico via. the Ohio
River.

CIScIxNATr, Jan. Sit requires .
stretch Of the Imagination to picture
three mil ion tons of ice moving 1T five
miss IN hour down the Ohio river.
Tbs ice in forming gorge in the river
msy be ak feet thick and more or less
cold. Its mp on the banks of the river.
aeisted by curving banks. holds il
stationary. The current Of . rising
sream, especially at the present stage
Of the river twenty feet and rising), 10
,onstant force. tending to tear the
gorge loose. Floating ice affords an
other power to tear the gorge from the
banks.
All steamers on the river at the port
of Cincinnati have been keeping up
steam. Coal fleets have been covered
with men night and day. At 2 O'Clock
this afternoon this mighty glacier Of
s, ,O0o, 900 tons began to move with .
horrible groan, and the hills echoed
with terrific screaming steam whistles.
Nineteen stcamers and hundred coal
barges. empty or loaded, had but two
or three inches of oak plank to present
resistance to this ponderous aggregs-
tion of power.
Its Awful sorce.
Again and again the ponderous
chains that held the steamers and the
wharf boats to their moorings were
parted and 20 often skillful hands re-
pared them. By O'Clock tonight all
apparent danger to the steamers 1T the
landing was over. The gorge had
passed and the river was comparatively
clear. One tow-boat. the Mxttheson,
owned by Marmet & Co., valued at
500, 900, WAS sunk and destroyed.
Down below the destruction of coal
barges and other property from &C.
counts 1T this hour no p. m.) has been
Cincinnati extended from Coney Island
below Anderson's ferry, distance of
nearly eighteen miles.
For ten miles below this the water is
clear and open. Then came another
gorge, beginning at the mouth Of the
Great Miami extending below Law
reuccburg. This lower gorge with Its
doomed coal fleets crashed into it and
tore it out, and now both are grinding
their way with . terrific roaring far
down the Ohio river at the rate of five
or six miles An hour. 1t is impossible
to get details tonight. The approx
nation of destruction of coal fleets are
az follows: Forty-five loaded barges
and sixty empty barges. $500, 900. This
includes boats that were carried away
Friday. The heaviest losers are the
Winifred company; thirty full barges
and eleven empties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

San FRANcrsco. CAL, Jan. 6.--Prssi-
dent Harrison of the Pacific Athletic
club has made an offer OF IS 900 Tor =
finish contess between Joe Choynski
and either Peter Naher or Jim DAILY.
Corbett's Late sparrlng partner. s'Paf-
son" Dawes, Choynski and Peter Jack
sou will 60 east. 10 three weekA
Davies says that he will make an effort
in behalf of jackson to have Corbett
agree to fight the colored champion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
HE HAS HIS NERVE


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

AUSTIN, Tex. Jan. S-The race for
United States senator IL assuming .
very interesting aspect. John Ireland
has heen In the city for week, closeted
with Hogg, and - 1t is known that ne
Is after the place, speculation 10 rife as
to whether Hogg Will assist him. Hogg
has < 4 ,ntiuenco with the present Leg
isiature and as ue 10 against Millsit may
safely he said that be will do AL in his
power to compass his defeat. But
Hogg 10 almost in duty bound to sup.
port Terrell for the position. Itnow re-
mains to see how many votes Hogg can
give Terrell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
IRELAND'S INFORMATION.
Leo is Investigating tn. Opposition te
Mgr. SatoIli.

RoMF, Jan. S.-The vatican has
caused an inquiry to be made into
the motives and the extent of the op.
positi, n to the Satolii mission. The
Pope holds absolutely that ecclesiasti-
cal affairs in the United States shall
develop themselves along moderate
lines and in spirit of harmony with
the institutions of the United States.
From Official sources your correspon-
dent learns that al the archbishops
who took part IN the New York con-
ference have affirmed the fourteen
scholastic proposals which Mgr. Satolli
placed before them IN the name of the
pOpe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
HIS AIN WAS POOR.
The Father of a Gul Attempts to Kill
Her Alleged Ravish.rs.

Her Alleged Ravish.rs.
DENVER. Colo, Jan. S.-Tne case of
Seth q. Morgan. formerly business
manager Of the Davenport Commercial
Gazette, accused of crIminally assault.
ing little Bessie Montgomery in bis law
Office IN THIS city, eliminated this after
noon in shooting affair, the father OF
the wrouged girl firing three shots at
Morgan, more Of which took effect.
Montgomery Is In jail and Morgan has
disappeared. Morgan was srrested yes
terday on charge OF criminal assault
on the girl. SWORN out by Miss Mont
gompry. He was soon after released
on bail. When officers went 10 Mont
c0inery's Office they found the young
gifi there and the story as published
tnls morning so wrought Up Mr. Mont
gonery that nc took q revolver and
started out 10 Kill Morgan, bnt for his
poor aim. tragedy would have re-
shifted. Ine town of Highlands in
wnsch the part - live : terribly worked
np over the affair and Morgan will
not dare show himself. IN the present
condiuon OF puolic mind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. s. - The
management of the Nandalis railroad
has determined 20 follow the example
of the Pennsylvania and discharge sll
freight handlers who refuse TO leave
tner uniops. B. +. Kennedy. chair
man OF the grievance committee, says
that City Freight Agent Perry, who
discharged the men yesterday. says
That sil the roads have determined 10
pursue a slBIiiar policy, and that de-
termsned effort IS to be made against
every class of organized labor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

KSoxvuIE. Ia, Jan. s---A row oc-
Cured 10 Frank Joose's rooms IN this
CITY TINS morning IN which j. C. Will
ian,s shot and killed John Wren and
seriously wounded Edward Wren. =
brother of the dead man The raen
had teen playing poker snd the row
started over the game. Williams is IA
iaA and Morse refuses to talk about the
.fa-r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

MONTREAL. Jan. s.-An express train
running at the rate of fifty miles IN
hour crashed into street Car crowded
with passengers at the 81. Henri cross-
ing here tohight. The car vas totally
demolished and Joseph Mathie0t the
driver, was instantly killed. Anton
Latuhppe, passenger, was % oers-
ouely injured that he will probably
die. The other passenger. OF vbom
there we're twenty or more. escaped
without serious injury. The safety
gate at the crossing Was down at the
time. but the car horses we're going %
fast the driver could not stop them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

make no decisiop until tomorrow
morning. Within the past twenty four
hours the thres popnIlsts in the legis-
laturs have lnstruolspns from the Lead
ere OF the party. presumably from
Washingfon, not 70 vote for . demo-
crat under any circumstAnces- II ~
also sts,sd that the pcpui.sts il Wy
oming aud California bave received ex-
actly the same instructions with the
view of preventing the democratic from
securing m absolute majority in the
senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
CLEVER FORGERY.
The Signatures Lacked But One Thing
to Be Perfect-Age,


CHICAGO, Jan. SIN q published in
terview, Henry L. Tolman, = local mi
croscopist and expert in handwriting,
says that the signatures on the will of
tho late Senator Mcdonald of Indiana
are forgeriee. "Thst is the conclusion
l have reached after careful study and
comparison" said he. 1.-THE lawyers
on both sides know this, and that is all
l testify. The process by which 1 have
arrived at this belief and my reasons for
it will explain in court. The imita-
ton Is . clever one. The forger has
caught Senator McDonA,d's character
istic way of holding pen. He used q
stub and wrote with the side of il. The
writer has done the same. In his exc
cutlon of the job one thing hiss been
omitted. which is one nature alone
could supply, that is age. The writer
was q very much younger person than
Senator Mcdonald. That Is perfectly
clear to me-" The case comes up for
trial January %. at Noblesville, Ind,
where it was taken on q cnange OF
venue from Indianapolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
1T Is TROE.

Ireland, Through His Advisor, Admits
His Knowkdgc OF Coniga1's Plot.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. s.--The an
nouncement that Archbishop Ireland
had preferred charges at Rome against
Archbishop Corrigan created great ex.
citement here III the house OF the
former. The archbishop declined to
make a statement, but directed the
Rev. John Conway. edit r of the
North western Chronicle, who stands
nearer to Archbishop Ireland tnau any
other Catholic in tins vicinity, to make
one. The Rev. Conway made C. long
statement in which he sa,d that proof
of a conspiracy was more thaa ample.
but he GeeIlned to say whether or not
proofs against Archbishop CorTlgan
had been sent TO Rome.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
CAsEY IN a wALk.
Other Candidates Have Gwen up Hop.
OF Gong to the Senats.

Otner Candidates Have Gwen up Hops
of Gong to the Senate.
BISMARCK, Jan. S.-A dispatch from
Washington TINS afternoon announced
tina. Ex-Governor Ordwsy had con-
ciuded to come here to make fight
for tie senatorsmp. One of nis friends
in the legislature made "a canvass of the
members on Friday and Saturday
and discovered that he could not secure
more than SIX votes and tFat trip to
Bismarck would be wholly useless.
Candidate smith, OF Fargo, has slso
gone home, hut il is announcet that he
Will return on Monday. The friends
OF Senator Casey are Jubilsnt. and an
pouce tonight that they have twenty
i've votes pledged already, and that
the senator will certainly be nominated
N csncus. The democratic and pop
uiIst members have kept very quiet to-
dsv ss it - admitted that they have lit
sic chance 10 WIN except IN the case OF
republican deadlock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

NEw York, Jan. g. Archbishop Cor
rigan refused today 20 discuss tlls tnI-
csgo SUNDAY Posts arthlr. TIE arch
bishop ssld ibst ne declined to discsss
any such questions IN the newspa prTs
and that If any charges had i,een pre-
ferred against him Al Rome i would te
time enough to consider them when
received officially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
Anrther - Dvlnr.

Loxbox, Jan. She Earl Of Lon
desburrougn is critical V 81 witH ~
phoid fever His sou and heir. VS.
count Reinchfe, bss been summoned
20 his lcd.ds. The Prince os Wales
sent 80 clai MESSENGER Yesterday 10
inquire "a 10 tie carr. crr,.Illlnn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09
BILLIARD MATCHES.
Ives Scheme for = Series Of Worlds Fair
Tournaments.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Frank Ives, the
billiardist, intends. if he can secure
French experts to participate IN the
scheme, to turn his billiard room INTO
An amphitheatre and bring of daily
matches during the worlds fair year,
with the best experts of this country
and France 40 contestants. II Ives can
put the scheme through Captain An
son of the Chicago Base Ball club will
give the billlardists his cooperation
and financial support and forsake the
diamond and give his entire tune to
the room. 1t has been an open secret
that Anson resented hrs treatment at
the hands of the bleachers last season,
and while winters rest has ssoftened
him some, ne has not forgotten BY any
means the abuse showered upon him.
1t would surprise no one to see him
missing both from first base and from
the management Of the Chicagoes the
coming season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

DEApwoop, 8. D., Jan. s.-Ths fourth
annual meeting and banquet Of the
Association of Black Hills Pioneers was
held in this city last night. The ~
tendance numbered upward Of 200. and
members were present who had NOT
been in sight OF city or town since
the meeting of year ago. In the gen.
eral tiecusslon II was clearly shown
that Schotze men are still actively en-
gagged in prospecting. and have discoy-
cred in the past year large number Of
valuable deposits and that. TO use the
language OF one Of them, 1.-THE Black
Hills have hardly been scratched"
This association 10 composed exclu'
sivcly of men who came into the Black
Hills prior to January ]. 1877, aud hes
4 membership of 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

NlESSs. Jan. s.-A heavy snow has
fallen IN the Balkans The snow =
t~enty inches deep n Bnlgars The
storm has completely stopnei rsiieay
trsfile bvtweeo eastern ana vestt "a
Earcpe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

Nrw YoBK, Jan. s.-six deaths from
typhns fever occurred during saturday
ntehf on North Brothers Island and
three new Gases reported today. Two
s8pposea csses are ia the recf ption
tent Al Bellevue hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

HELENA, Mont, Jan. San effort
vas made 10 get the house committee
on elections TO report the Hamilton
besch case tomorrow without calling
Tor witnesses The COMMITTEES will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

PaRKfnsRvss, ". Va, jan 81
Miehael I)ef'rouea and James peifaco.
Italians. who were blasting out We'll
al New London yesterday afternoon
were blown 20 pi~ccs bv dynamic
which exploited unexpectsdiy- Moth
ing but two legs and single arm were
left Of them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

WAsHINGToN. Jan. 8.-The evening
report of Senator KenuA's condition is
that he has passed . more comfortable
day than for several days. and his ply
sicians had only thought 1t necessary
tn call once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

On The False Messishs Works.
kocKFoRp, H., Jan. s.--f'eorgt Jacob
Scawesnfnrth has become a study for
literary peopie from a medscal stand
Fo.nt Yesterday a rovri.sl sad wrIier
on SEM fnedIcsl l7nlt.s srd who hss
quite reputation ~ er pertssoing
go tae twain, VISITED . wesuiurth 81
his heaven near here with a yScW 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

CHEYENNE, Wyo.. Jan. 8.-The elee-
toral college met here yesterday AMI
cast the three votes of this state for
Benjamin Harrison for president. v.
II. Fitzpatrick Was chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

The NedicaI society of Berlin ma
made II. Pasteur IA honorary nleDlirf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-09

Al J O'Clock Or. Hyatt. the
other physician was sum
n,oned. At DIR. Johnstoon left
the house aud hurried through Ls-
fayette park on hs way 20 breakfast At
his home . few blocks away. To re-
porter who intercepted him, Dr. john
ston ssid that Nr. Blaine at that hour
was in = really dangerous condition.
Or. Johnston "a very conservative
man and this was the most decided
statements he hss ever made respecting
Mr.. Rlsiue. Mr.. Risiue, ne ssid. began
to grow weaker yesterday afternoon
and his condition grew worse sith the
encomiug OF the night. Mr.. Blame