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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
THc names of 1000 pen

The names OF 15,000 pen
sioners Lave been dropped in
OHIO since the beginning OF
Clevcland's second presiden-
tial term, and the names OF
thousands of Others are no
longer written there. F" The
pension policy Of the admins
tration was severely criticised
in the lower house of con-
gress Saturday by Congress
man Cannon, of Illinois, who
in comparing seven months
of the administration of Com
missioner Raum with Conn
missioner Lochren showed
that Raum issued during that
time l44,OO0 certificates, and
Lochren $4,000. In the same
period Raum had rejected
$4,000 claims, and Lochren
$1,000. The administration
was ably defended by Con-
gressmen Enloe and living
ston, andin doing so Mr.. Enloe
called attention to the frauds
that had been unearthed in
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
g)N-R :9IDEHr VOICE.
K. l. 10 .es

X. l. 10 teS
VS. Stale 4 Icnnes~
s.r-. X. ". nod.on. zee. lIardemsn Co.
In tits cause sprcaring by affidavit
Oh at the defcnd4't, dts. K. " nod-on. j.
indebted 20 III p'ainHtf u debt due BY
note aud that si,,- is i,on-ra-Aan Of tn
81 te of Tennessee, 40 that the oyd;ntr
process Of Law cannot n served anon he
and an original attachment haV.n. be-
issacd nl0n affidavit and bsnl, and hav
ing been dnlv rernrn"i wed on the ;rap-
erty Of defendant, II is IN sraf0ra ord rre,
that pnbfication he made in the Bolivia.
Bnl etin, new pan.r published in t.,
town of Bolivar, fen:.-ssee for foIr *ucce>
sive weeks Commanding the said II. :"
D ,d-on 10 appearqb-fn me AZ my Ollie
in Civil Distric; NJ Hafdeman c0un.,
Tennessee, on the l6tt. day OF D-cenIb-i
1898. and make iff'oSt- Ia sAlt snit 1r IL
same will be pro '-e,iet with * pare.
This Nov. IL, '43 J q. Wonps.
J. P for Hardeman county
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22

When on a visit To IVA. Mr.. X. D.lton.
# ..nray, Ru sell county, Kansas. cailr,t
4 he laboratory nf Chamberlain & e.
n,,s hoine< To show them his six wear oil
'rnv, Whose lite had been saved by Cham
srrIai,.'< Cou h Remedy, il having ciret'
lim ri very sevsr re attack of cronp. Mr..
Daltt n IL crrtatn that IL saved his boy =
lie and l. enthusiastic in his praise of III.
Remedy. For sale by SaSa-e d Emerson.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
Law Try This.

II viii cn-i yc, noll ing, anil will sure
:, do Won gn,.d. II Won hive Cough,
old, or any trs.ul;,e vii, Threat. Chest
;. Lnnss, DR.. Klss's New Discovery
{ consumption. Coiifi,s and C"ld- u
to give rsiiet. or money viii
he paid back. Sufferers fr',m Ia Grip
found IL iIrt tie thing and nndsr ~ ~
/. al 9, rehv ard perfect recovery. irv .
camille hottie at ou~ xf..GSe ard lear.
fqr vn,,,seif IL eh ~ - tl'.g j. =
Ri -, Il - r
-
lou ..
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22

For a so,4 throat there Is nothing better
than a aanne banIage dawp"ned witt
Chsmherlain's PAN BALM. IL will nearly
ways effect a cure In one nights time
This remedy il aIso fayori.e for rheul'a-
lism aud las currd many very severe CASES
50 cent bottles or sale b. Savage 4 EN-
erSon.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
IT is but natural for r

1T is but natural for Re-
p1blicans to consider the
claims oc Oklahoma for state
hood superior to that of the
other Territories; for if adj
mittcd as a state there would
be an augmentation in their
forces in congress, whereas
the admission Of Arizona,
L tah and New Mexico would
add 10 The strength of De
mocracy.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
Rneklan's Araica SaIve.

The pest Saiye IN the world for cni-
.ruises. sores, uIcer<, SAT- rheun, fever
res. tettcr. chopped bands, chiib'"i'.
rms aud all skin ruptinr,s, and l,t,-'
yeIv cures plies, Or u" pay required
j. y,israrit 81 to g;1e perfeci satI~;aD
~, q, .u,nrs REMINDED. Price % cc't
=. ~ava.~ Il Emerson
,nlivar AMI Duahar ( Rnhins"n trad
!. acilt-fl
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22

T. +. Anthony, Ex-Po-ima-ter of Prom
se City, Iowo, saws: / hunshI ore iotile
i Mystic Cure f.. Reformation and iva
inse-s of u did me more good than an,
'neslrine | took" ) III hy Savage Ecu
-Fson, Druggist, Bolivar.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
!. q. Tisa, tii.s al Fssii.:.,.

Bills for the admission of
Utah and Arizona to state
hood have passed the lower
house Of congress.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22

CHFAGO will elect a mayor
next Tuesday to fill the va
cancy caused by the death of
Mayor Harrison.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
Dissalu .on Noiic..
InsOUent Notice.

The unds rs nh has THIS dtv slgue-idtl
to the clerk OF - County Court of liardr
man conntv, Tern.'S~es tn insolvency IT
the estate Of J. 1 Q,"-r, deceased, any
persons having claims against said estate
will prove the same and file them with the
clerk Of said court an or before the 4'h day
OF june. 1894, or they will be barred in law
and equity. w @ RDAN.
Administrator OF J. L. QHse','@ estate.
Thi- Decrmhor At 1898.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
OR II -.
SECRET ORDERS.

KVInHTs IF PYTn'As-Moet every
I"ndsy night.
IHD@PENDE II 0 DIR OF ODD Fell
I.rw--NEeet y y Ia sc!ay n;~hi.
KNIGHTS Of iT0NoR--Maet lst and 3rd
! ridav .:i..hi< in each month.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22

Baltimore and Norfolk, and
to the similar condition of af-
fairs that exist i'm New Mexico
and in the Indian Territory.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
illinois CENTRAL R. R.

s,ath OF Cairo on De. % 81, 2J 30 aud ST. and IN
Jan /; good for return until Ian. g. 1884, inclusive
Specific rates b obtained OF your Ia al Illinois
teatral agent.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
lLhINU:S 5ENTat.L 2AILRDBl.
IN EFFECT nov. 5, 1893.

SOUTH BrUNB.
2 .senger No I > 80 -
nssenger No. 3 60o q
| ocaI daily exoe.h 9n.'.:ay) |" ~ 10
NORTH BoCND.
Passenger No. 2 $50 IN
i, 'qsse.ngar 20. 4 1851 "a
Zeal (.IIily except Spndavl 2 IS ~"
All passenger trains sto:' At Bolivar
NJ. makes close connection a Holly
Springs for Memphis.
W. a. HoUSE, AgtF
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22
REDUCED RATES
Holt -.

For tho above OCCASION, tickets will BE- sold 81
luced rates between all stations the l.nt Of the
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1893-12-22

II .Df.s. ID. a III ni.S
)r yoli Az. Mi VT : out really rood for nothing
il Is g. er,,i , chi ity. Try
r. t.s ~ tt'1h i.IT7 LRS.
It will cure 81 s1,f .iv,. q good appetite Sold
a. alcGs II medicine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
SAVED BY HIS YEARS
Townsend Waited for Gladstone
With q Revolver.
HAD MURDER IN MS HEART
To Psemlts's Resemblance 90 . Dead
Father t'vrsenaed the Committing
Or aa Awfai Crisse.

LONDON. April IS The Pail Mall Ga
zette says thai on the day tho Irish
home rule bill was passed ~ = second
reading William Townsend. the HAN
under arres, on tho nominal charge II
having discharged revolver unlawfuliy
in public place. bat really on suspicion
Of having intended % assassinate Mr.
Gladstone. lay in wait for Mr.. Glad
stones departure from bis residence
with tho full purpose Of numbering
the premier. Townsend was armed
with loaded revolver and
vas prepared 20 shoot Mr..
Gladstone ss soon as he came within
reach. When Mr.. Gladstone came out
of his residence and the would-be assas-
sin Saw him. his purpose weakened. for
the peculiar reason that the venerable
appearance Of the premier reminded
Townsend Of his own fathers appear.
ance on his death bed. The pistol
slipped from the fingers Of the intended
assassin, and he rushed into tho park
and sank on bench and burst into
tears 1t is asserted that Townsend
made his way into the central hall OF the
house Of commons on the Same night
and vigorously denounced the home rule
bill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
DOWNED ITS RIVAL.
Tho Standard Oil Forces the Manhat.
tan Out or Business.

tan Out or Business.
FISDLAY. Ohio. April 2s.-It came to
light today that the Standard Oil com.
pany has, after a year Of careful man.
euvering. secured entire control Of it's
chief living rival. tho Manhattan Oil
company, and the latter has become en-.
tirely merged The Manhattan has
been for four years the chief and prob
ably the only rival OF the Standard in
the Ohio field. The company was or
ganized by the same New York million.
aires who sold the Lima Oil company TO
the monopoly. with q capital stock of
100000. aud within the past six
months has acquired properties worth
el.O0O,O00. The Manhattan forced the
Standard To raise the price Of Ohio oil
from Is cents per barrel TO ~ cents by
paying an advance Of 2 cents. IL built
immense refineries at Townsend, Walker
and other points throughout the state
and made itself dangerous rival. To
do this II has sunk millions AMI has
died hard death. During the
past year the Manhattan has made
heavy contracts To supply oil and
upon refining this the STANDARD began
buying OIL at advanced prices to squeeze
the Manhattan out. The price rose and
the Manhattan IL said to have lost mill.
ions on its January contracts Itreached
its limit of opposition and resource and
gave up. This is the largest oil deal ever
made IN the state and looks bad for the
producers. as oil will drop To low figure
uuless all indications fail The pror ~rty
transferred BY the deal il valued at
Sl3.Uu0.UU0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

81. yosasn. Re. Aps1 A-JoAAF. Col
buea thsdspnssauinio1Dsoe ths intsriOr
dspastnsot a - uDUaiisa islands. in
. iseo.s . Ais esn1n. CAaslss p. Coa-
busn a thh city, h1usas his relative d
~ dasiss - Give Nh spDs fActs con
sselsa 9TH IL sscsas ssyolutioa and
- sseute seat1m0ts 49, ~ ths CON
ulasisa - ~ uns1Da oesAss 10 code
- cesn6y - Thu obsssaaspt against
~ vishss = ~ aAssSinsss' q
Hsvsia En-. MiuiuHse CsIhom says that
On January II the d(pouuatie eorps. In
Guiding United States Minister Stevens.
saksd Sos Q eonfersncs With the queens
cabinse II vss had and the cabinet
~ aslEed II it knew anything about a
new Constitution the queen intended 10
promulgsts that day. They had only
heard TumorA They were then asked
10 make their positicn known and they
replied that they would not favor II.
Then Minister Stevens spoke up, 30 Col
huru alleges. and asked L the queen had
aignsd the lottery ball, and when in
formed that she he'd he dew in Q rage
and said: Had I NOT been away on a
cruise never should have permitted il. -
subsequently l. A. Thurston. chair
man q the commissioa to the United
States. asksd for . conference with
Colburn. and said that Q number Of citi.
zens desired TO dsposs tho queen. Col.
burn called together his colleagues and
agrecsl 10 deny the request Of the Thurs
ton clique. and the next day they were
dspossd In . later interview with
6tsvsuA Colburn. Vas told by him that
he would not assist the Colburn party.
The sx- minister intAes that the United
States pat things In the Hawaiian Islands
a they vere because its representatives
here did al the mischief. Had not Min.
istsr Stevens acted a he did, Colburn
says the people would never have at.
tempted any such step - they did.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
Cedar springs settles 1.

CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich. April 2s.--Ce-
dar Springs and Sand Lake crossed
swords in the hall Of the school build
ing tonight in . debate over the Hawaii
an question. The question was: RE
solved. That il would be benefit to the
United States to have the Hawaii
islands annexed
Sand Lake argued for the affirmative
and was represented by Walter Brooks.
Frank Lee. John Baliket. William JEFF
feth aud Dennis Collins. The negative
was upheld by Roy Lyle. John Powers
and Misses Nellie Provin. Stella Car
penter and Nellie Roys Of Cedar Springs.
The judges were T.. NJ LIE Clear 81 Sand
Lake. J. Ii. Callahan of Cedar Springs.
and County School Commissioner A..
Hamlin Smith Of Grand Rapids
On mature rejection it Was decreed
that the negative had the best of it.
which was considered q signal victory
for the Cedar and her young women do
bsters especially. Tho hall was packed
with sppreciatiye listeners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
WILL NOT Issue BONDA
New York VIII Furnish Gold when Ii
II Needed

NEW YoRx. April 36.-It II learned on
good authority that at last evenings
meeting Of Secretary Carlisle with tho
New York bank presidents he was as
sured OF their willingness to come TO the
assistance OF the government whenever.
in his opinion, more gold Was needed by
the treasury. Tho terms on which the
gold 10 TO be furnished 10 left open. il
was a lao agreed by Ill present that the
uneasiness based upon the intrcnch-
ment upon the tlO0. 90 gold reserve
fund was only sentimental. and that at
this time there was no necessity for y
bond issue or gold loan to the treas
ury. The meeting was . most cordial
one and all agreed that the actual meet
ing Of tho secretary with the bankers
was most satisfactory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
CHEAPER THAN WALKING.
The Asch,son Mako q Big slash In
Worlds Fair Rates.

CHcsGo. April 2s-The A'chison
will. tomorrow. make a nominal rate ~
81 between Denver and Pueblo and all
intermediate points II aill also make
the same rata between any II thes,
points. In brief. the rate in Colorado is
81 between aimos; any two points II
vii also make q round-tfip rate. Kansas
City ~ Chicago and return. ~
1880 This sweeping reduction
- one ~ the results q The reduced
rates made - late by the Denver q Rio
Grsnde. The sl3-o round trip rate
from Kansas Gifts - reduction - SD
from the agreed worlds far rata. II
vii Re male g. follow out the Atchi-
ems announced policy ~ meeting the
redue ions - comr~titors in territory
east ~ the Missouri where 10 will hurt
them the most and TIE A,chison least.
u makes the situation - bad that a
eonaprounise - soue kiud ia a,mos' Ger
tam 30 be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
Another Bis Failure.

MELsoURNE. April 2s-The Standard
bank Of Australia has suspended. pend
ing the reconstruction Of the institution.
The authorized capital Of the bank is
81 100000 and tho reserve fund and un-
divided profits smpunt to total OF E125.-
O00. The Standard hank has had high
reputation and has numerous branches.
The subscribed capital Of the bank was
E507 $50. OF which f252.576 was paid in.
The troubles Of the bank were caused
By the Withdrawal Of deposits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

PTTTsBuRo. April 9. - The special
train for Chicago running as first section
Of the limited. having ON board the PRES
ident and cabinet, passed quietly through
Pittsburg on time. The only stop Was
to change engines and crews. None Of
the party were visible to the crowd Of
about 100 people. who occupied the
platform. The trip over the Allegheny
mountains Was without incident Con.
ductor Bowers, Engineer Richie and
Fireman Eythe with engine No. %77
piloted the special train on its journey
west over the Pittsburg. Fort Wayne i
Chicago railroad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

eitissas u Llooisviiis viii give . rs1srp
ton ~ the delegates. vho sili psEaasr
cver eoN0 Among the spssksrs inritsd
~ address the convention are: Gen.
kssssn A. Aigss. Fresa<ssex Douglas. j.
Sksst Fsssest. Gen. James L,onxstzses
Thomas b Reed, DIR. c. NJ uepew. ex.
President Harrison. Goyesaor MrKiniry,
J. h Foraker. Henry Csbos Lodge and
Lavi r. Morton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
Will Recall Won Holleben.

WASHINGTON. April 2.-The elevation
OF the. German minister at Washington
to the rank Of ambassador. which has
been provided for by the German reich
stag, will necessitate a change in tho
personnel OF the legation. DR.. von Hol-
leben. tie present minister. II is eaid,
does not rank high enough in the diplo-
matte service Of tho German empire TO
be promoted to ambassador.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

Iona. Mich. April 8.-Thers ne
seventy dvs essss on thu docket Tor the
May term q the circuit court for
lonia county. twenty -tvo Of them crimi-
nal. tvsoty-tv0 issues Of fact, three I'm.
psr!ancs causss asd twenty eight chan.
Gerry cassA Among the important Grim
inal casss ars the People Va William
Miller Of Muir, changed, With assault
With intent 70 Hill biz wife; the People
Va James Callaghsr. RAPE; the People "
A. w. As1sssoeg. vho sahssxlsd 400
iron the eannsn Clgas company; John
G. Rosksao q Bs1lin0 = on toe sitting
sss % : hsildhg esIoegisG g 6:sstor
Earle Tor Tie insnsansA The E3dy Nc
Coy. D. L = X sbskspetioa CO. = also
On fos . tAiEA trial Asss ass six
iQuog and lpux1DSA divorce caoaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

OvoasA Mich. April ,AJanss o.
burn. . scol business man. has made
sons statsosuts which. u true. explain
all Il he Ann APbor ins's difficulties.
HI sayv that while hs - returning
from Nev York soms time ego, . promi
nenf olicial u the rood told him that
the employees would b forced 70 strike.
This would also force down the price Of
the stock. and sone mauipulAtors would
make themeelves rich by the crash. A
veil pasted striker thisks tho coapany
n AMPLY trying ~ make $4,000 to pay
for their new fesrybosts 1t Frankfort.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

n uuskeouo YOaah 0an8s Hisoseaf
Whhoas Any Known lseaooo.
MusKpooS. Mich. April A.-Oue Of
most deliberate suicides In the history
Of Musksgon vss Discovered this after
noon Frederick 6anrau. . led Of Is
years. living With his pareots just south
OF the city. Vac found hanging Ia .
slaughtes houss. He bad taken big
rops fsatsned 10 10 . beam. throw IL over
m adjoining beam and then brought it
mp In undss. f.stsosd u around HE nsck
With . big moose and jumped % lad
der. He died from strangulation. No
motive Too the deod y known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

PRAGUE, April ga large portion Of
the town Of Krcutzburg. q place OF
about !, 100 Inhabitants near Deutsch-
brod, Bohemia, has been destroyed by
fire. The oonhagration swept away 162
houses. Six persons persisted in the
flames, many others were injured and
about 800 have loet their homes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29


we hsvs aeh . deliGhefal h0w q
sur elubr ~ Ma Drown vtsh saAho-
aA~m- We 60 DOW lsoktns tseo H.
ssophy. ed our prssiAsas makes u -
hsssssetnSr
Larry clsbr sked The so0swhae -
61RerRH hsssn@.
"Nos very. You - ~ are . club
With . Omartsucs. We do noe sdmit
eny one vAO = 30 high miaded and
anxioas n impscv~ You nevs hsas .
vsgd Of ec01p thn9s % 80 slandoss.s
Il suvpos ysuS nsishbrs. Mn. Lag
~. Sslsses
oh. "a. n. iudssdi Of eossRe ~
know thsso = seeA . psssno. ~ -
hanN hssin ssosgh b Vesp thensorhy.
ebe dsvosD svWy 0tna1s 70 thee chib
drsa- Shs - very parTow."-1o1thb
CoWVanhso.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

TOPEKA, Ham,. April &-The superin.
tendent Of insurance was today peti-
toned to revoke the license OF eleven in
surance companies in accordance with
tho recent opinion OF the attorney gen.
ersl. that all foreign companies that
sought the federal courts to defeat col.
lection Of losses should be excluded from
the state. The superintendent of insur-
ance will hand down an opinion tomor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

II "a sstsl MISTAKE 70 IVY ~ shield
woman from everything bard and ,tsa-
sr>~sble Difficulties str~nsth>n IRE
eharsoser. ssd ronghine IL BIT 10 whole
sonDe. The r~r~on ~ho 70 cared fec
tsrszsh iif. hhs hssv viii r-Dsn .
baby threush life. Young eshsss are
very sweet; ED bsbtss nes - 81 -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29
REruBLsCAN LEAGUE MEETING.


NV Yoss. April 2s-The ofTcers q
the National republican league today
completed the program For the national
republican league convention at Louis
vile. Nv. May ? The first dsy
vill b given ~ consuits-
ton between the rpubliran IA.
t,onsi committee and the srecutivs
committ>e At the leagse The csnven-
ton proper viii be called h sr,lsr Of 10
o'ciucs IN. May II. and viii - con
tirued throughout the day. MAY III
~ill - devoted 20 rspovts u ss,nmittees.
general hr~sne-s, eiecton ~ national
committees ADD officers - the league
The afternoon viii b~ taken mp With the
se>~r,p u the American College
league. and darxe the evening the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29


Dsrueg4. Mich. April "A dEa.
matte oDsAe occurred in the rsc,sdsrs
court thu sftsssooa. - . result of
which Chssis5 Haggssty had his ssn-snco
saissa fso0 six 10 ten yearA Judge
Chamhsw had ssnssnced . batch q
prisonsrs fpe vssioas crinsA snd gave
hseysssy slx yesss @ eoev'cGea ce q.
Vas in charge e IN olAcss. but q b.
pss,sd yusuS Halsy-ens oe the jurors
Who had coavictsd him--he watched his
chance snd ssd1lsnIy grabbed held Of
Halsy's board With . sudden jerk he
toss oss handful Of Haley's vhisken
and waved them triUaphantly over his
come coofusioa followed, which at
trsctsd the aftsntioa q the judge On
sAsain9 vhss aaegsety had done. tho
judge called hin back and Increased
the sentence iron six 70 ten ysarA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

A large handsome Map Of che Unite
States, mounted and suitable for Office
homo use, IL Issued blythe Burlington Rout
Copies win be mailed 20 any address on n
ceipt Of fiftecn cents 10 postage BY p. 8
Eussis. Gent Pass. Agent, c, b d q K b
CHICAGO. Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

LASsISe. Mich. April @.-John Pat
ton. Jr.. OF Grand Rspids. Befhune Duf.
field q Detroit, John II. Howry % Sagi.
nav. y. =. Lee IL Flint, Frank r. Chass
% Bedding. and John r. Bennett Of
Muskegon. have been appointed board
Of inspectors % the Michigan Military
aca.isrny
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

CnCannscsOsas u L.
WAsniSsros. April y. Acting Secre
tary u State Adee says the Department.
has received M confirmation u the re-
port that Minister EgsL bad been given
bic passpostby the Chilean government.
The story Vas that Egan had refus Ell Ia
transact any business with the Chilesi,
minister Of forsign sdai's. alleging that
the latter had insulted him. and that tbs,
minister, BY way Of retaliation. hal
givsa Egan his passport. Secretary
Adee says he would not be surprised Il
Egsn had asked for his passport. az II
VAS understood he Was about ready b,
return h0ma Mr.. Adcs admits. how.
ever. that The accident may have oe-
Cured. though the stats department has
not beou spprised VI il In their feeling
1t resentment against Minister EQan the
Chileens may have attempted To humll-
late him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-29

Many Lobstcrn,en Perish on the Coast
OF Prince k.dwartl's Island.

OF FRINGE EDWARDS Island.
HALIFAX. n. s.. April GA terrible
storm swept over Prince Edward Island
Wednesday. The schooner Anna Bell is
q wreck at Mcrigomish. and the Rising
Dawn 10 ashore at Cariboo. The wind
blew forty miles an hour; it was bitterly
cold. With hravy snow and hail. A
largo number Of lobstermen were blown
out to sea and undoubtedly persisted.
Four boats and their crews were blown
out to sca from Canoe Cove and six
boats and their crews from Black Point.
-Four men were picked up by tug Of
Point Irim. Two men named Howatt
and johnson Of Crapaud were blown of
in their little cocklechell and had q
miraculous escape from drowning. They
were 1escued after terrible suffering
from exposcune 10 an unconscious con-
dition.