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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24
No Word from ,Ir. Trumhmn.

Washington, July 23.-UIp to 10 oc,oc,.
tonight no response had been reeeived
from Mr.. Trumbull and IT is not known
whether he would accept the appoints
mont Mr. Trumbull was spoken Of in
me highest terms here by lawyers and
me public men, who say that he Is a
man OF the highest integrity, Of marked
aplity and still vigorous notwithstand-
ing his advanced age.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

London, July 2S.-rhe senior consul
representing the foreign oousuls at
Shanghai, has been officially notified
that the government is preparing to
block tho 8ang-tse-Kiang river ut the
bar near Woo Sung at any moment in
case OF need.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

London, July PA private dispatch
the authenticity Of which has not been
established, says that the Japanese gun
hoeti have opened fire upon "a Corean
uprt'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Lott, Tex, July 2s.--r,s,''''
two lacking members !. =.
played the Busby nine. s,,.'
the game. The tally board !.
10 in favor of the Busby ~, ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24
Al Kansas Ctr

Kansas City. No. July "
First race, selling I'VE
Murphy won, Picalllly seeel''
third. Time, l;O4 "a
Second race, six fuflopp'
Bell Stout won, Mamie !, n
Courtney third. Time, IN
Third race, six furlones' !.
won, Jcrquete second Az
Time, 1:ls 3-4.
Fourth race, selling, se'v
Wedgefield won. ImmiloA ~
Hill third. Time, ISL
Fifth race. nine-sixleeh'a,,
selling: Ray 5. won, gsns.
second, Jessica third, lms
Sixth race, five furlongs, Y
Wilson won, Protege sew"
Hanks third. Time. l%
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

New Liberia, La. July 2s.--vancc
Mcclure, a negro, who attempted to
outrage the daughter of his employer
Saturday, was lynched by a mob here
today in broad daylight
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

The pope has again ~, N
Dabert. long one OF ms N
Leo XIII. He has conie' NJ
the right to wear the ~
tinction accorded 10 few 4
archbishops. The pallium' y \ 4,
wool made from the ccaA " +,
which are each year si'sa I'VE. \
by the society OF ST Asa
William Walter Pheips M
vorite In official circles "
he was minister TO GERM, IA
death has caused sincere
Berliners still recall ne
prodigal recklessness o.
which he transformer ~
in Neue Wilhelm street
the handsomest residenos'
tai, -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Miss Nellie Temple, Vassar gradu-
ate OF the class OF iSS2, has recently
been engaged IN assisting Professor
RatEel of the University OF Leipslo IN
revision Of his treaties on the United
States
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

ond, though not agreeing with the
policy OF his declarations In the mes
sage OF 1851 and ] stood by my friend,
the senator from Ohio (Nir. Brice) who
gaSe 10 the nomination OF Mr.. Cleve-
land his substance and his time and
everything that n man can give TO
serve a great cause. ! stood with him
from the beginning OF the campaign to
the end. / was not in favor OF Mr.
Cleyeinnd's nomination again in 1892 as
a matter OF policy. but, !. with the dis
tingulshed senator from New York (dr
HID. who carried the battle flag In
that state. and the senator from North
Carolina (Mr. Ransom) We never per-
mitted anything 20 stop our Efforts
until we placed him In this high sta
ton We did IT with an admiration for
the man, with belief that he would
serve his country We'll, but did II also
In order that we might have Demo-
cratic ontrol In this government.
have given to the president n fair sup
port and an honest support; never
cratic control IN this government. l
OF patronage or by patronage, ready
to stand with him on whatever was
right. lie has no cause OF complaint
against me. 1 am not his debtor. Let
him answer for himself
"But in the campaign OF 1892 when
mems checks were bluuched with fear,
my friend. the junior senator from New
Jergay MIR gtuithl aeffyp og V.uA the
senator from ohio Mr. Brice, ana
nnd .hn diatInpuished senntor from New
York (ATr Ul!D. whom I hear now op-
poses the bill. went 10 the front 10 lead
in that campaign. and made a demo-
cratic victory possible, starting the first
great cheer which gave hope and com
fort 10 the country. Louisiana, through
It's two senators. Gibson and White,
wanted 20 Know before we entered upon
the campaign, with no threat with no
INQUIRY except mat which an honorable
man mas right 10 make, what me
poley Of the party was 10 ne uhdeI the
appaIenlly Tree uHuc resolutions aaupt-
ed az ChicaHo' After great dgai OF
!nlt Nnn most .nrelul conservation
TINT cahdldate OF our party tola tntn
~ ~, l9iu WY tuhHu WI cum hlA ltl-
.cH my tllo u3l,l "llo Nv w "us w
20 u's'toy u.lua,i ''7 WY IL Hiuulu
p'ale - mn uu'y up.u tl pa, az
l.EJluu uulg 'l,nl w w ,," Vl,v,,,' nay
w, ~, i,p tb t1ii,, t,i ''i, ny
wv ,, - - AZ, M, Nv,
-, 60, =, -. A., 'gri. d
49,, ,ii, XIV, Ut ,,,, ~, J
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oa '-i,'o ~, .,,,,.,.y9 e ~ ,,,rt,,
NJ, ~ ~. go L .,.i,i, IN ~ 5i,tis
f,,,l.lt.J ,-.ntin,,en W., WOW. moi ~ No
congSrerce WIEN tbc candidate hui Mi
n from botb sides tyhat occt,rreJ Thoy
,yantcJ a. Fr,,,y A. no d.p,ocr9tic or-
,,nnty,tton AZ which we .,y.rs "A mart mt
a. same Continuation mon N ma
would be- In favor of that line OF pro
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

Washington, July s3,-Moxican war
snrvivors-Increase, Thomas johnson.
chicota, LANAI county,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

AZ Chieago-chicagc, 6; Pittsburr, Il.
AZ brooklyn-sirst game. Brooklyn,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

II you can distinctly and rapidly re-
peat British hreeches the gold cure
has been a success.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

The success OF Miss Joan' n
bridge. England. has PVT WA
lowed by that of Miss Ms' n
son, whose name appess' a VI
doctors OF science on Jus
sued by the UniverslH
Miss Benson, who has Y Il
torate by research worA y
a very Interesting na,u,s a
dent Of University collst9,a|
was graduated u. Sc ~ n
out first in first class hoa s,,
and last year she was I nl
turer on that subject ~
leRe. -
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-24

The wrongs OF the man! \. \
corrected by tramphhs
OF the few. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-01

lFFIGi4IPaPEE Oh TH8gITF Or TOPEKA
-. u. - -.

Br FRAaE u. 1IAcLHNSAv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-01

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Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

French Troops Attack the British
without Provecstion-

LrvERPooL, Jan. ga dispatch from
Sierra Leone, northwest coast OF Africa.
says, Captain Lepdy and Sergeant Lis
ton OF the British army, together with
tweuty-six men of West India regi-
ment. have been killed at Warnia. in the
interior. The news received at Liver
pool concerning the slaughter Of British
troops in the interior OF Sierra Leone
has been confirmed by the advices OF the
London foreign and war Offices. The
officers killed were Captain Lendy. Lieut..
c. Wrougnton. Lieutenant Liston and
sergeant The twenty privatcs who were
shot were all negroes. The government
dispatches are withheld and only part
Of their contents can be ascertained.
According 10 all accounts the French
opened fire upon the British troops
without provocation or warning. How
they could have made such a mistake il
is very difficult to conceive. as the West
India regiment wear bright scarlet uni
forms. carry British arms and observe
all the regulations OF army discipline.
whose possession 10 still a matter Of
dispute between France and England.
The French some time since took pos
ete@tou ~ tue toNn VA AiD4r 1ahontu
in the interior. This town was claimed
by the English and Captain Lsndy was
dispatched with small police force TO
relieve the British garrison at Taiuta.
in the same district All reports Of his
progress and experience since he set out
have been meagrc aud contradictory.
The main British expedition sent to
Koranko was commanded by Lieut. Col.
Ellis aud consisted % l20 frontier police
ADD f;O West Indiana IL was sent
against the mauradlng Zofas who have
long been Troublesome. Great Britain
had informed France OF the objects and
scope of this expedition. knowing that
French troops also we're punishing tho
Zofas under Ahfhay Samadoo.
Most Of the newspapers say they viii
suspend judgement on the Narina
affair until accurate details be received.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Alfred Dasis. hos thief. was lynchei
al lsaaaka. Ark. ysssefsisy
toAn ksfkeck and Janies Drsiy hsve
lesn matched 10 sfe~iie Coz pnrse of
s1o
The ntssslian trooEa aefeaissl The ia
sssgants AZ llsp Negro yesterday. kllliur
laftt seidisfe
The ixssafssee a flslesaa. W Wiseoessn.
1hassslsy nseht ess fois.rd a sil the
aeesf snd stanfz
re ifsiias safrfnnssnt bee csiloi
eos ths thifsl ssnsy eaffs aai slsl Feha
"a - Nistly o. sappfes@ flsfs 81 teicfhso
The sseansef {. Ms~ea stfsca =
sszs 20 Asmfhts yestesa4f sol suck
Issss f5a.lsN 4Afes Fefesns usfs -
lssea
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Circulation OF Money Among the
yariou. Natioas


wssuSoToS. Jan. 5-The treasury
department presents a table showing
the monetary systems and approximate
stocks q mouey In the aggregate and
PEI capita in the principal cou nfries of
the world. This shows that France.
with q population OF B..so0.Ooo. has the
highest per capita circulation of any OF
the countfies named 10 the table. viz 4:
E56sl.
The STRATA with a population Of
3scoooO. hare per capita circulation
of t2s9l Others are: Belgium. s26.70;
Australia, t1i0t; the United States.
s26oa, the Netherlands. f2i3t In
China. with q population Of 402. 500. 600.
the per capita circulation h but SO.
oil In silver. Following China IN this
respect. Roumaais has circulation pee
capita % sfoo. Servia. t427; Sweden.
t1sl; Turkey. s2@ population Of
H2po.ooO, Central American states.
AIS. Japan. ~, India. f3fL. against a
population os s7.z0.00o; Hayti. slaO
The Unite.l Kingdom s3lss and Ger.
many els.af "a each person. Portugal.
with q population % 6ut 100000. has
per capita az s2io6. and Egypt per
capita az Sass The south Amsrican
states have per capita of sl965: Can.
ada, tl0. Cuba. el23i. Italy. e. -,
Swstzsrlsnd. fl&ss. Greece. tt222.
Spain. fi5.ls. Austro Hungary. se19,
Norway. sb00. Denmark. tiLIl; Rus
sis. - Il, With q population - i2i.0oo.-
co. and Mexico. 81
S,ace this statement was tabuisted
the per capita circulation 81 the Usitesi
states has decreased 60 f1aA The
tabs puts The stssrk % gold money al
Esoi 10000. silver. tlsii. i0o0p9 add
uncovered paper moaey ~ 81 I0n0D8uto.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

The Democrats Banned BY the Repub-
iicans az Every Turn

WAsHIscroS, Jan 5--The house Of
representatives gave another remarkable
demonstration today Of its inability 20
transact public business against the will
OF an active minority After q session
Of nearly four hours in an attempt to
reach a vote on 4 report OF the commit
tee on rules IL was realized that In the
absence Of some forty or fifty democrat
mcnabers. ard with the republicans to a
man declining TO vote. IL Was impossible
10 make any progress and that there
was nothing left to do but adjournment
The report on which the light was
made came from the committee on rules.
and was to the effect that the house
should meet daily at II a. M. sit till
$50 p. m. and then take recess till 8
p m, the house should sit as CON-
mittse Of the whole on the tarid bill;
that general debate should close on
Wednesday next. the 10th Of January;
that the bill should be open 10 amend-
meut; and that the previous question on
the bill and amepdments should be or
dered on the 18th OF January at noon
There 10 no objection indicated 10 these
termA but not . single republican mems
Der voted when his name was called and
only one popaiist Who voted Mo- All
the democrats who responded to their
names voted Aye" but there were only
l69 OF them. and il required l79 to make
a quorum. Consequently the house at
$50 o'clock adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
WHAT DOES IT MEAN7
Revenue Gutter con~in Arrives
and the Captain Says
LII HAS NOT BEEN RESTORED
Lissl. lnsbsuassss csssd H obsas.sd
- series Ordsss Had Bsss Gives
Noe % IaIk-
LII HAS NOT BEEN RESTORED


fcopyrisAs - 10 ~ uais-d rss<l
San FaAEcEsoo. Jan. h~-The revenue
cuttsr Corwia which VS. due last Sat-
urday arrived ~ the ensrsncs Of the
hasbos this norning about II o'clock
She did not sntss bat lay Oh Fort Point
lone snough 70 ssnd : hoat ashore with
dispatches and then sailed In and an
ehorsd o6 ssulsaiito. vhsncs sha after
ward procssdsd 10 Mass lslnnd A
United Pres reporter Ia boat met the
cutter Oh tho fort snd endcasorcd 10
board her. bat was rspuIssd. His In
qoiriss ~ 10 how things we're going on 1T
Honolulu were unanswered. all hands
had evidently received strictest ininnc-
tons 10 silsnce on that point and not .
word could Be got out Of anybody.
How at Honolulu.
Only hirt Of the news at hrst was
given by one OF the crew. who said over
the side TO the reporter: There is big
row on down in Honolulu" Afterward.
in answer % q question. Captain Munger
yelled back. The queen had not been
put back on the throne when we left.
but she may be there now all the same
After putting an officer with dispatches
for Washington ashore. the Corwin
steamed over To Sausalito. She lay there
for an hour. and while there the reye-
nue. cutter Hartley went over % her.
after which the Corwin again got under
way and went 10 the Mare Island navy
yard From the. appearance OF the
steamer she must have been pressed
during the run. aHd the chances arc il Is
not moro then ten days since she left
Honolulu.
Steamer Out OF Coal
Her starboard coal bunlrers were ap-
parently empty and she had decided list
to port At the navy yard the cutter
will go out OF commission and be re-
turned to the custom house authorities.
The Mohican is at Mare Island fully
equipped and provisioned. II more as
sistance is required at Honolulu che can
be got ready and dispatched in an hour.
There Is great indignation in local news
paper circles over the discourteous
treatment accorded representatives OF
the press who tried to board the Corwin.
on her arrival. no one being able 10 OBJ
tain an inkling OF the developements in
Honolulu. All requests for information
vere grufiiy met Tho secret OF this is
perphaps the rakiug over that Captain
Munger got from the department for al
lowing the news OF his intended depart
ture TO become public.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
PROMINENT MEN ARRESTED.
They Attended . Chicken Dispute
and Must Pay Up.

AKRON, Ohio. Jan. a--Two weeks ago
. chicken fight WA pulled or in Hotel
Buchtel in the presence Of large crowd.
Since the event those who attended il
have been keeping clsse eye on Prose
cutting Attorney Rogers on account OF
his threat 70 prosecute every man Who
had witnessed the sport Their anxiety
was relieved today wissu wArrants were
issued by the mayor for forty OF the
spectators. including business men.
bankers. doctors. capitalists. ex-c city off,
cials, newspaper men. hotel keepers and
deacona As soon as il became known
that warrants had been issued Colonel
Wood. proprietor Hotel Buchtcl. made
his appearance at the city building.
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
lined g and costs. He was followed by
about half the others for whom war
rants had been issued. who also plead
guilty, and were likewise tined The 9TH
ers will be arrested and tried in tho
mayors court
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

tngs end sagaf sseeplnsA syrups q
czae fBicA nsi1<ia- coocenlratsd uzeiadz
ead es,ocrsts. and coucentrsssd noi.sses
ard uolasnsa cent . pound; provided
thaf e any eountxy skall herssftsr n
ersaee The dntleo Dox isyied upon the
psoi1ctloos % msnufxcfures Il the
Init>d States imported into Il. or any
ok IL pousesa.onA q. and inmedistsiy
th<reaftsr. ths zbose rate a eeot sball
- incrsassd % : cenfs Per pouad - al
the srticiss named in th's section shich
may thereaftsr be inpoTtsd into the
sraiss fron soeh coonfry and ils posses-
sioas, and. psost;sd siso that sn add.
tioasl import dalt, o. tar shall - lssied
ssd eolisctsd upoa al Sugars inposted
from all countries rsying bounty upon
sugar exported. squal - Hnoons 70 sA'd
tounfy.
Nr. Robsrt.on of Louisiaas proposed
. duty q u csnt pr pound On al
segsu belos sixtssn Dutch standard.
snd soovs that grade duty Of y cents
pse posnd
Ws.ssa 60 Ssnss nam subssss.ssd.
Ns. PstpD = kon,sinns waa O he fsst
y propouo sAet the prosisions e the
Aills biii reiexing ~ engss should b
ssbstisussd lsr tkcss q 5ss WiIson bin.
when ~ 10 o'ctock Mr. cabniss Of
Georgia moved that The caucus ad-
iourn. which motion vns carried. icav-
Tag the sugar peoPositions undispoeed
of- Ne. Harfef said that he would ofler
his proposition - IN amsndment - tho
bill when consideration Of tho sugar
seheduls VAS reached In the house. Mr..
Wheeler q Alabama. Who originated
the call for the caucus. after adjourn
meat expressed the opinion that another
csneas uas necessary and would bs
called Agssat many members want one.
he said. Tonight they did not have q
chance 20 talk Those Who have failed
70 vote for the past two days occupied
the time explaining Why they had
done 50.
Mr. Haines OF New York said that
those who had been quoted ~ opposed
10 the bill had got what they wanted
two days and two nights in which 10
discuss the income tar section OF the
internal revenue section OF the bill.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Commissioner I,ochrcn Reduces it q
$50 Per Month

wAsHrSoros. Jan. 5-Commissioner
Lochren OF the pension bureau has sent
a notice to Judge Charles ID. Long OF
Michigan. informing him that il appears
from medical evidence on iile that ne is
not disabled from the eiects OF loss of
the left arm above the elbow and gun
shot wound OF the left hip in such a
degree as 10 require the regular and
constant personal aid and attendance OF
another person 80 a. TO entitle him 10
s72 per month. the rata Of pension which
he IL now receiving. and stating that
the pension will be reduced to $50 per
month. unless satisfactory evidence
within thirty days shall be furnished to
show that he is 80 disabled from the
pensioned causes alone. a. TO require the
regular aud constant personal aid and
attendance Of another person.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Mitchell. .Coebote Mil.
JAcxsosvrILx. Fla. Jan 1.-The Du-
val Athletic club ran sgsinst another
snsg today In the pers,n Of sheriff
Broward ol this county. The club hes
bteu claiming ell along that despite
Governor MitchelI's opposition. the fight
would occur in JAcksonsillo because the
officials OF the county aud city would
not interfere as long - tho courts had
not passed on the Florida law in regard
TO prize eghta Sheriff Broward today
ia an interview declared that the club
people were mistaken IL they thought
that he would stand quietly by and al
low tho fight 10 occur Ia Dtival county.
Il tell YOU said the sheriff, @that the
fight will not take place In Duval county
il can help IL / don't believe the men
wanting the fight viii attempt TO havo il
when l tell them my Intentions. / am
not acting for friends or enemies Ia this
matter, but officially under orders"
The governor is as determined as ever.
as the following telegram read today to
episcopal church south. In session at
Palatka, Florida, shows:
"TALLAHAssk, Fla, jan s.
Tho Rev. j. q. Sale and 7. w. Tomp-
kins. COMMITTEES:
Please present to the conference my
heartfelt thanks for the resolution
passed by that. body. denouncing the
brutal Corbett- Mitchell prize fight. !
shall cndeavor to do my duty in the
premises
H l. MITCHELL,
'Governor OF Florida"
This telegram was heartily cheered by
the ministers. There. 10 q very general
belief that the club has given up all
hope OF having public contest and Ii
now engaged in perfecting arrangements
to consummate the match In the woods.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
Mitchell IL wroth.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. 5-Charles
Mitchell is very angry over the fact that
cused him of showing the awhite
feather" in not signing the amended
articles when first presented to him.
The pugilist asserts that he Is wildly
anxious to meet Corbett, but as he has
a family he does not propose TO violate
the laws OF the state and get himself In
prison. lie further says that he is sorry
now that he did not sign. and that II he
hada chance he would take his name
from the agreement He stated posi-
lively that he would sign nothing moro.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06
AzARIAH IN A NEW ROLE
The Flushing Patron Hasches . New
society.

LANSING. Mich. Jan 6--Azzriah s.
Partridge Of Flushing has hatched q
new society called the Order OF Loyal
Americans The new organization 10 60
be Of . scml military nature. all orders
emanating from headquarters AZ Wash
ington. Ii 10 also 70 be semi political.
bat non partisan and non n-sectarisn. IL
bss . complete ritual. and ali American
citizens. oser 10 years Of age. are eligible
to membership A feature of the order
will be free circulating library In con.
neciion with every subordinate lodge.
and il win be thoroughly and intensely
patriotic In its aims and methods All
Glasses Of citizens. Of whatever calling.
50 long nc they are loyal Americans. viii
be welcomed 70 its ranks Mr.. Part
ridge n chairman of the exscu tive board
or. strictly speaking. the vicegercnt m.
tionai comnittee which 10 now In sss-
sion perfecting the details Of the ofgani-
zation. Tho american Order of Loyal
Americans will begin operations
throughout the country at noon on the
18th inst
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Lsrsf~o. Mich. Ian e 1bs -sifr~ns
court epsncs ih fotouffos mbrtinf 20
hear cse>s remsinine fsssm tpsisss call.
and sili then ndiouFn autn 1snusry la
The ceurt hnn1rd apsn TIE fuiloElnr
opifsns: Afsrmcd NeDers> ~ Lake
shore A Nichsxsn eusth~rp bsAesy
company. Hell p hethi~pne Wsctof.
Seams A Benedict - b,ehnp tuditos.
General " iiiIl lmc,iinedl Lind-ef W
estate - Rschsrd~on. Eskion W rclis
Croxier ". Patrick
Reversed -John~on - Horcy, DALEY
W Preferred Masonic fleneft nssocis
fion. Merritt n Preferred hsronic
Bepsfis sr~ocist,on, watson ~ Mead
In O'Nei " Duluth. s<utk shore A
ktisptsc flsiifosd sasuresf. fu3csncnt
Sustaining dsmurrN rfirfhrd In a.
tofnsy general s<. rei hpeed ~ Corilr<I
Judgement a custrf sntrrrd. with c<->fs
in SPED ~ Gem men Coonoi q De
froif motion to ssesfs order a rroktf4
tton denied with ro~fs
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Couror. Ohio. Jan. 5-Tbe Ton
Corwsn mine No. I. sifasted tso miis~
east q .his pisce. took IRE this psotnine
snd is noe hurninz II u sspeets6 that
the niue vii have 70 - srtireiy fico<iesi
81 esgiaguiah Tie fse which wi entsii
a great ltz<
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

BrsLrx. Jan. 5.--Ths thsrmomster
reuisters - degrees below nero cent?.
grade in several parts of the empire.
Reports 81 deaths multiply Five dead
bodies have been found On highways
since noon. cases az frozen limbs are
reported by the score IN all the large
cities. In Ssgan Pruseisn silesia. a
train vas frozen 20 the sssls this after
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

CasvxLssp. Jsn : Partial wort will
~ resumed is the Ofis sfs~l vafk@ IN =
q. days snd rs eaen vtii BE- lampof
arsig sfnpisyr<l They oil how~reF. -
turn a. redseflea N vsses a feom 10
=, - rsf esn4 II. ess&s sti - pgsf
slsd sseuftiin1 g. The sFi~fs fersisesi
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

HASTINGS. Mich. Jan. 5-About 4
o'clock this morning Gre was discovered
ia the Office Of the Barry County Demo
crat. which was extlnzuished in short
time. Loss on the National bank block.
$500. covered by insurance.; los on the
DEMOCRAT Office and stock. 900; no in
surance. Spontaneous eombustio n prob
ably the cause.
Grand Rapids herald., 1894-01-06

Psnss Jan. t. Councillor Dujardin
tonight wss smitten BY the cold and
died in i've minusss. of eongestion % the
brain. A postnes died q cold this
afternoon In veronk Railway traffic h
delayed for hours by snox- Ice pre-
vents nasigstion on the Seine. Saonc.
Dsffone aod Rhona