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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-04-12

"n ueHI SIIuIltNH SIOgO Xtt1QO0< e1s
nem Ginbre4er BON 0amiItou Counts.
murbe am Montaa BON 0r. Momles nil
1ilfe BON ben Dottoren Sretou xuS
9art bonn 9Dlpital unb oen bieEoeu
Dottoren 1erbit, Rantir unb Starts
cine Steinoperation norgenonmen. Ser
patient tuirb senelen.
SObnBurfe, ipel1er unter perl6iebenex
anoeren slamen sins, .purbe am 0texs-
tag Nforsen auf 81 Sabre peqen Ber=
lesuns Der YoitgeIese bon gi1cimxoi
einseliefert. St prdlentirte te brei bts
bier goten in ben poitoffiees In Gomez
let, gfewport uno gopinston, Rp., gis-
cinnati, 9amilton, Mibbleto,px, Iroxt-
lin, Mfiamisburs, Dapton, Srop, 6il<
nen uno Wapafoneta. 8urfe erfldrts.
oab ct nur $75 erbalten bdtte, ben rel
babe iein Miti9uloiser senommem.
Sos Sauseon,ite fir Jinanaen er-
fannte bic orinsenbe Notbiuenbiafeit ei-
neg neuen 9olpitals unb befaruertete
etne Veptllt9una BON ST., 900 fir beije1
Bau. Sie @ermehungsarbeiten FIR
oaslelbe tpnroen am Dienftag Wtorgen
begonnen.
etngeliefert ipurben BON Bosue
eountp bic @ebriiber @amuel uab Ab-
ner Sbanflin ie auf Ii Sabr weoen
Gtnbruds unb Diebftobls, unb BON So.
gan Gountp abraham Yratt ouf 6 ssobye
wesen sooti@lass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

ne Prcaches Concerning His Crusade
Axaln.f Evil

NEw Yoes. Jan. l.--Ths Madison
square presbyterian church was tilIed
vIth people yesterday, when the Rev
Dr. Charles H. ParkhurEt preached his
New Years sermon Never. perhaps.
since the fearless pastor began bis cru
sadie axair.f mucicipal vice. has there
been a more strained intensity Of aitsn-
toe 20 his words on ths part of his cen
gFeraiicn. ard that - sayiog great
deal There xas tone almost cf tri-
umph IN his voice that infused hrs
listssers. and made them say Amen" TO
the sxprressd heiisf thai the movemsnt.
hased On faith IN God and the con
sci4ace ~ t1e City. Nas bound 20 vim.
HE scsmen wss N part a. foliosG
| remember that a nnmtes - years
ago there wss preached from this pulpit
a ssrtnon that took . stand against .
certain evil that happened at that time
~ prevail. A member u the congfegs-
tiaa sftereafd taok the preacher IA tzek
snd rebuked him for bic fooihsrdIness.
and sakl - hira. why. you might a.
veil sttenpt % Whistle do~n the wind
a. fe tbink - tFyinz "a overcome that
esil By mskng hesd aeslns, ~ lea
bat SINE centuries axD there wss s,a-
Esisr besnt aboard 81 little boat 90 the
ses - Gee .sserat who did Whistle dovn
the vial. snsi ever man oa board cane
safe - lanI A week ago somsn,
stsfesi sad battered. sat saxins at her
wsuid he eenefaef,r With al eve that
vac almosf hEe that % q feed iiut 10
vac not trndishners. if we the pain in-
eideaf - The retafn Il asaksntaa
womanliness. and la hvs u4autss shs
va eosttnz With an sauftsratls rs.
u.rrsa
II ga Greet thing - have . consc3-
eaee. hnt e ~ a rfeatsr thing that sasn
ash Nomen een never Get over hsvinc .
cou@cience. aod that - the peint st
uhich this town has got 90 BE tosfehed
10 srcrstiy arfsngrsi Eafefviex which
hai Vita a poiicemsn t0sisr ~ ssd
n-. What / bad god feasoa fcx sarp8-
inx teferr. that 90 pc eeat - shs aftD
rstrsilarn af the eify srp auxssps g. 10
'1etf 5intg. hsriiy asfin< yet o. spsAk
tbsf fset acors q uhtspsf. bat eaiting
far the hDe when th<y shall haze the
eonrsks "a their esafssl lena aad skeu
fhetf hoSaily - asFfg ebaIl iseeowe
stf1oxsf fhsa thefr bar ~ he alHstsl
that fria - tseas daNn y 4eu the tima
esn~s thst tsoss LOO msa. bsniesi ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
LOST IN THE FLAMES


BurysIo. Jan- 2--Sosn sfser . oicicck
this noruing drs vas discovered In ths
rear of cheap restaurant and
iodging hoars 90 shs wet ssds az Wash
inxtoa street. Just north cf swan
street tn s1dition % the propristrss~.A =
notorious character known - Scotch
La there wsre from twelve 70 eightesn
iodgsrk At O'Clock six dead bodiss
had been taken cut Of the ruins and II
h thoaxhs that there are eight o. tea
more m tas upper door<
Tie bulldlng l. old and dry and
proved serifablr tindsf box Several
of the inmates jumped from the second
story and received terrible injuries
Am6ng thoss injured and taken TO the
hospital are Fred Ovsrmsn. Charles
Edsarlis. John NsiA Gsorgs Nssthsvs
Georxe Andsrsoa- The names % the
dad cannot be learned a. this hour
The chisf Of the IRE department szys
that he expects 70 ind other dad
bodies IN The cellar. but Oil Dc unable
b reach them before daylight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Mra W. r. Russell wife of Governor
Russell % Massachusetts,. is the guest
20 Mrs Cleveland.
The next cabinet dinner will be given
by Secretary and Mrs Lamont. to be
followed BY dinner by Attorney Gen
eral and Mrs Oincy.
senator Mills - Texas !. angry At his
bot bleoded sra fos having obtained q
police cooFt permit o. carry a pistol.
because % single thre~tsHing letter.
Chess and not craps teas one % the
isnocent amass mar ta lniulged Ia oy the
pfssidsnt snd his small party during
their rscest trip dova ths Ponmasiriser
Attorney Gsnersi Olaey IL - impa
tient - being interviewed by office
seekers as president Cleveland iin
sometimes tskes 0ut his watch aed says
10 the appileAst for olice. n esa sige
Foa just Ave alasfss"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
DEAD IN his CHAIR.
Mysterious Death or George w. Reed
and His Domestic

lSpEpExDEscE. Kan, Jan. 1.-At o
o'clock this morning the home of George
w. Reed. manager Of the Long Bell
Lumber company. was broken into by
AL Brown, Mr.. Reeds son -in-law. aud
peighbors who had become suspicious
that all was not right In the house, no
one having been soen stirring since Sat
urday evening. The discovery made
was horrifying. The body Of Mr.. Reed
was found sitting In a chair before hot
stove. fed by natural gas IL was
clothed only in a night shirt and was in
an advanced state OF decomposition. The
dead body of Edith Scott domestic,
was found living on the floor OF her little
room adjoining Mrs Reeds. and her s.
year-old son was found in bed. the
mother unconscious and the boy in a
dying condition. Mrs. Reed may posi-.
bly, recover. The terrible discovery
caused the widest alarm and specula-
ton. Asphyxiation and accidental pois-
oning are ehe theories current and other
foul play.
The fact that two gas stoves Ia the
house were burning at full force prac-
tically explodes the theory OF sshphyxia-
ton and the fact that no bruises OF
marks we're found on either of the dead
renders the murder theory almost in
credible. This leaves accidental poison
ing as the only theory 20 accept None
Of the family was seen later than Satur-
day evening. Mr.. Reed and Miss Scott
had plainly been dead thirty sir hours.
the condition of their bodies would IN
dicate. The house seemed almost her.
metically closed. the heat sitting and
decomposition had been very rapid.
Mr.. Reed came here twelve years ago
from Sheloyville. kentueky. aud had
since figured conspicuously in local
politics
Al autopsy wss held today. bat
nothing could be determined a. TO the
cause Of death. The contents of The
stomach will be examined Mrs Reed
has not yet sufficiently recovered 20
throw any light on the matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
MONEY is ALL LOST
MONEY LOANED TO DUMMIES


CnIcAoo, Jss. Judge Gro-scup of
the United States circuit court today
sppointed Erasius r. Marsh receiver of
the American Building. Loan 4 Invest
msnt society Of Chicago on the petition
Of Marcus NJ. Towis. the president of the
concern. The officers Of the society
have la this way stolen march on State
Auditor Gore. They bad asiket Tor this
extension of time. stating that they
would restore the assets which had been
impaired TO the extent Of ez2o.ooo The
attorney general demanded that they
should make good tho valueless securi-
ties on which large sums had been
loaned Afer long discussion the OIL
cers decided not 10 scccde 10 this de-
mand and got ahead OF the State auditor
by applying for a receiver.
whst President Towle Says
IN the bill President Tosle sets forth
thst he is citizen of Hammond. Indi-
ana. This 10 the place where a large
amount OF the money belonging 10 the
society was loaned on unimproyed prop
erty. He recites the history Of the de-
fendant society. and states that Of the
capital stock OF s5.00o.oOo there have
been subscribed aud there are now out.
standing in full force and uncollected
about 100000 shares Of the fsce value OF
s7,000.000. These shares helong TO more
than 1000 persons. who have paid on
this stock more than 100000 Mr..
Towle states that he brings the action
against the society az stakeholder and
at the request Of q large number Of
shareholders and the board Of directors
for the benefit OF all the shareholders
Condition OF the Society.
The assets Of the society are said to
consist entirely OF loans made TO the
stockholders and MEMBERS and secured
by mortgages on real estate. Also OF
loans made on stock, also on loans made
on s50,0co deposited in Massachusetts, 10
protect the stockholders in that state;
outstanding accounts owing 10 the
society by its members. agents and
officeholders, and the fixtures in the
Offices and small amount OF cash, the
approximate value OF the mortgages il
set down as $4,000; the full value oI
loans on stock $4,000; full amount OF
outstanding accounts $4,000 and the
total full amount OF the assets s500O00
Mr.. Towle states, however, that the
actual amount OF the assets will not ex.
ceed 100000
Will Not Pay SO Per Cent
He asks for receiver because he be
lieves that il the assets are not kept fret
from hostile litigation they will not real
ize more than 20 per cent. lie allegs'
that owing TO the report OF State Audi
tor Gore, which declared the concern Il
be insoivent. attachmcnt suits have beer
begun in New Hampshire. Ohio. Ken
lucky and Indiana. lie declares tha
since Auditor Gore made his report pub
lie moro than LOO applications fol
withdrawal hare been made. amounting
to 100000. The society has less thar
900 to meet these demands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

gsther. o. bali of thsu. dsrs 10 do right
~ mnch a. th<y ssns ~ do right nenic-
iFal eonssrsion - a accomplished fact
Ny oniy object in refcrring ~ that y
70 show yon What b golng en ~ Bsan's
Dipds- Iks moral agitation that u ripe
th<rs. and ths keys therefore that have
b. es strsck In osdse - kss produce the
music that the tinss require. thsse are
sons of the gFounds oa which ws 90
alosg together In the unknovn pear.
What becomes of you OF me 10 % small
account bot the times viii b here. hu-
nan zeal uili be here. and the current
ef svsn this sill Be setting with como
little Increment of fuilnsss toward tSs
triumphant consummstion % Which u
u appointed instinct lsads that szy. i.
conndcrce in God means that and the
conscieucs a the race. stili true 20 the
tons sith which ID was made natisely 10
ring. makss out the paved highway
over which Coda PURPOSES % holiness
and truth draw toward their goal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
WAGE QUESTION Ar ISSUE
Northcra P~cinc Eaxine~v. Ciosesed
with file General Manages.

sr. PArE. Jan. The Northern Pa.
cific enginesrs held a esnfsrencs with
the gepsral manager this morning The
en.ysncefs we're represented BY = eosn.
mittee chosen from their unions and
this counittes has been clos<tcd sith
thr generai manager from ezrIy tlis
morning What the result vii he can
hardly be told. The meeting is q =
strictly executive character and no<hins
would be given out "a reporters
The conductors are holding meeting
of their own. and indications poinis a
its being very stormy one The ques.
tion that naturally suggests ifself Il
xAsf move shall be made In the matter.
The conductors would giso out no in
formation regarding the possible action,
bnf II 10 kno1n that they are against
any over. acts and II = strike 10 decided
upon will probably counsel the Other
employees to be az quiet ss possible
The officials q the road give no sign o'
weakening in the stand they have taken
but il IL positively announced that the
wages paid 20 the employees It the neKl
pay day. the 18th Of THE month, will b
according TO the new scedule. which
went into eject today, according 20 tbs
rules recently issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Bosrox. Jan AT 1s3D this mor1ing
firo was discovered in the csoak-room q
the Globe theatre in this city. aud In a.
teen minutes. the entire building was IN
fiames The first pisces Of the lire ap-
parHtus were wholly unable 70 compete
with the flames. and sscond. third.
fourth and finally . general alarm we're
sent cut Even then the tight vas 800
great. and ths firs apparatus from the
sabufbs xas sent for.
Before the third and fourth alarms
we're given the entire eenter OF the
theatre seemed one mass OF flames.
while the great clouds OF smoke aud
showers Of SPARKS bet0kened the terrible
force that .wsa az work underne afh.
soon after the fourth alarm was sounded
tks saames burst through the Washington
street front % the theatre entrance aad
rapidly licked ap the ornamental wood
work OF which il was onposed. Oc-
ezsionally - the fire IN the interior
came IN cDntact with calcium or gas
tank an explosion Would be heard that
made the huge crowd Of onlookers in
voluntarily fall back. although the
ropes stretched by the police had kept
them OF Of danger therefrom
othes Buisdings Endangered
The vast showers of cinGers that con-
tiaually ascended from the burn.ng
thsztrs and .feil thickly upon the sur
rounding buildings. threatened them
also in q no.f aizrming manner Until
2.D a m- 10 Wa feared that the hire
would sweep across Hayward place. the
slight wind being in that direction. but
fortunately ar tnat hour the outlook
had changed and IL was thought the fire
could be kept within the limits of the
block m which 10 originated. The
theatre itscif q practically ruined and
while the buildings that face Washing
ton street are uniriurcd on their fronts.
tito roofs % al Of them have been prac-
ticaiiy burned
HsEIon Brothers "Superba" vas oc
cupying the house and taeir properties
were saved with great dificulty.
The six- story building at the corner oh
Washington and Hayward place 10 owned
BY tbs Harvard college trustees. The
fre is stiil burning furiously, but IL 10
believed that 10 will not spread further.
No accidents have yet been reported.
aud IL 70 wholly impossible 10 estimate
the losses at this time.
Mr.. JOanston - the owner of the
theatre
2.i5a m.-Ths firs is under control.
Lo~s ssuo.Ooo The Haulous. il 10 said.
did not save their properties and their
lcss IL said 20 30 $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Gladstone Kept the Britishers at Work
Yesterday.

LoSDoS. Jan LA most unusual oc-
currence was the meeting today OF the
house OF commons. From the time when
the memory OF man runneth not to the
contrary. parliament has adjourned over
Nev Years day. until today. when. in
stead Of enjoying a holiday. the house
of commons vas hard at work attempt
ing 10 clear away some Of the great mass
of legislative business The matter OF
the warship Resolution. which was
damaged in gale in the Bay OF Bis.
cay. and which is now at Dover port re-
pairing. was again brought up in the
house today by Messrs BowIes and For
wood. who desired Information a. TO the
facts in the case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
SHORE LEASE cur OFF.
Precautions Taken Against Yellow
Fever af Rio

fcopyrixhi isss by ths United Prsssi
RIO JASEIRo. Jan. l.--Csptain Flick
ing. Of the cruiser Charleston. who in in
command Of the American naval squad
ron mere has issued an order 10 tho
commanderssof the ysssels OF the feet
instrrcting them 10 cut of the shore
leave hitherto given to the seamen. ma
rines and others Of the crews This
curtailmsnt of shore liberty is due 10
the fact that the yellow fever season is
approaching and that Captain Picking
is determined TO keep the warships free
of the disease n possible. There is lit
tie danger Of any one on board the ships
contracting the disease % long az shore
leave is stopped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
wage Reduction Accepted.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Jan l.-Grand
Chief Sargent OF the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Chief Clark of
the Order Of Railway Conductors were
here today and held consultation with
President Thomas of the Nashville.
Chattanooga A ST. Louis railroad In ref
ereuce to restoring the full vsgce of the
employees. As the improvement in bus
iness did not justify a restoration IL was
decided to accept the reduction ct least
until February l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
LAVE DUKE May VISIT US.
Queen Victoria Has Consented He
Hay Cross the Water

LONDON. Jan. LIT is settled the
Duke and Duchess Of York will 60 TO
Australia during the coming year. They
will return via the United States and
Canada The queen mother has ex-
expressed her willingness that the
Young couple shall make the trip.
Moreover the duchess II extremely anx-
ious 20 travel Earl Hopetoun. governor
Of Victoria. cabled, the invitation and
suggestion. He said Australians were
delighted with tho previous visit made
by the duke. when accompanied by mis-
brofhsr. Du<e OF Clarence He prom
ised 90 behalf Of the people OF the colo
nies a most cordial welcome and a pleas
ant time 1t would tend to cement the
friendhnese OF the people to the old
courtry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
FRANCIS DRAKE HoNoRED
Monument To the Navigator Unveiled
M San Eranc5scn.

SAN Francisco. Jan. 1.-Three hun
dred and fourteen years ago the English
navigator, Sir Francis Drake. made
landing from his ship the Golden Hind.
at what has since been known as
brakes bay. aud Francis Fletcher. a
prcsnyter OF the Church of England and
chaplain OF Golden mind. preached his
first sermon in the English tongue on
the Pacific coast. To-Day. in Golden
Park. this historical event was CON-
memorated by dedication. with impress
sive exercises, OF beautiful monument
erected and presented to. the park by
George Washington Childs Of Philadel-
phia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
rRouBLE ovER lNooMH FAX.
ways and Means Committee Meet. hut
Agree on Nothing.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The majority
members Of tie ways and means com
mittee met this evening at the treasury
department and had long conferences.
lasting until HIS o'clock, on the iu-
come tar question. but nothing definite
was detsgnipcd upon The committee.
however. will hold another meeting to.
morrow astefnocu at o'clock. wnen il
is expected final conclusion will be
reached. All ri the members of the
minority were present except Mr..
Bynu m. Who IA confined TO his house by
tlinese
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

LOUISVILLE. KY, Jan. 1.-St John
Boyle and General Echols this morning
qualified in the United States court as
receivers Of the Chesapeake. Ohio &
Southwestern railroad. and also as re-
ceivers OF the short route railroad, bond
Of $4,000 being given by each as re-
ceiyer Of the Chesapeake. Ohio & South
western, and $1,000 bond for the short
route receivership. the Fidelity & De-
posit company OF Maryland being
m, rafy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

New York. Jan. New Years day
was generally observed in this city as
complete holiday. All the municipal
and government offices. banks and ex-
changes were closed. All the many in
stitutions for the dispensing OF charity
were crowded from early morning and
the relief afforded the poor this year
was said to be much greater than ever
hefore
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
TOW BOAT BOILER ExPLoDED.
The Fireman was Fatally scaidcd
and the Boat Damaged.

New ORLEANS. Jan LAT ! o'clock
today while the tow boat Beaver. which
had just come down from Pittsburg
with tow Of coal bargcs. was az nine
mile point just above the city. her
auxiliary boiler exploded. Several men
were engaged in cleaning out the main
boiler at the time. Daniel Cough. the
fireman. was fatally scalded and +. X
Saverain was slightly injured by the
force OF the conclusion. The boat was
only slightly injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
LEGISLATURE ORGANIZED.
Governor Mckinley Co BE Inaugu-
rated Next Week.

CoLuxBus. Ohio. Jan. The Ohio
general assembly met today and organi-
zafion 10 both branches was affected in
accordance with the republican caucuses
OF Saturday. Alexander Boxwell was
chosen speaker OF the house and
Thomas III. McConica president pro
tenn OF the senate. The first resolution
in the house calls upon Ohio congress
men to resist the movement TO put wool
on the free list. and the fret one in the
senate is the initial step toward BIZ
enniaI sessions Governor Mckinley
will be inaugurated one week from to-
day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

NKTosiA, n C. Jaa. /. Themas vii.
son. the veil kHoen Ihdia TslantsF. iusf
arrived ffem fsIam. - authority fes TIE
statement thai var bsfwesn Z hina and
France msy. bresk cot Al say mcment.
the Chiaees goysEnmeat lindiag Ia the
ffsaeh occupation II sism an sxesse
foF uhlch they bsve loag beea lcs.kiEz
g. Nipa out tks soere isft standing sipce
the Joaquin Affair
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Driving I'm OF screw Plug Caused an
Explosion

CHArTAxooGA. Tenn. jan 1.-Two
men sere actually cooked alive in = ter.
rible boiler explosion that occurred at
10 o'clock this morning In the round
house of the Cincinnati Southern rail-
way. Charles Eckert, 4 white boiler
maker. was engaged in repairing an en-.
CINE which had a leak in the steam fiue-
de WAS standing IN the fire box With
Jesse Lang. colored assistant Mis-
taking a screw plug for driving plug.
he gave the screw careless tap. driving
il in, the steam burst through the
smzll aperture with a loud report Both
men were horribly scalded and the fiesh
dropped from the bodies in a siekening
manner. Death was instantaneous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

coLrnsss. Tsxaa Jan. l-Fall &C.
counts q . Wholesale killing q dane
ing party at Cedar are that Lemon Gayle
ds1ande1 y. n. Williams 20 surrender
his place on the fioor When Williams
started from the room. Gayle bic brother
Lontion and Bob Esiy began fring.
Londoa Gayle snot through the window
and killed Eli wa6dy aud Isaac Scott.
A woman wss shot through the breast
and u nov dead. Lemon Gayle was shot
through the body and will die. A girl
was shee IN the face near the eye and
another sQosreiy in the middle of the
fnrehead One boy was shot through
the arm and another through the right
hand aud others have received various
vound& London Gayle 10 reported 10
be safely locked up in the county jail
and IL Is reported that Eaiy has been
captured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
~ a CAUSE ron WAR
why the Hcsdsr.s srmv u Prcrsr.
sag e. fsxha

Ssx Fassra@sk Jan. l-0enerai
Agairre u iIendsra. = here lie ssys
thai eaf h<fseea iIcndufss and Mica
rkxua has l,een mssle pessibie IS an acs
ef the hpndafea eosErcs- autbaFsziHg
President Nka4ees - esgsip sresIe and
declare wsr against Niesgsgas Ia h,s
diecretion. The ezops a fkss art a.
ex@ssoed by tssnefsi Agesrre u that
the Nicarssuaa seserBsssai has psf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
To Fix the B,ame.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan. L. The official
inquiry into the cause OF the awful
Louisville and Jefersonvllle bridge dis-
aster. In which an unknown number OF
lives were lost. viii begin next Monday
morning at 10 o'clock at Miller's under
taking establishment Coroner McCui.
Tough has inpaneled mis- jury and sun
moned thirty or forty witnessed