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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Ju1es Knowles Of the United States
oours, has signed DEGREES Ia seven eases,
which settle conflicts between mining
claims Of the Hone Mining company. Of 81.
Louis, and those OF other people Ia the
Flint Creek district Deer Lodge county &.
The conflicts were between the Hhaploigh
and Constant lodes owned by the company,
and the GArnett, the Amended Garnet ahd
she Porter EHtsnsion lodes. owned BY AR-
gus A. Mcdonald and Eliz3r Bergen and
she West Hope aud High Oar lodss. owned
b. K. r. Parkham. la al these eases, By
agreement judgment was entered for %,
Hope company. Ia O csss whe-o the Con
stalt lode conf etsd with the Amende 1
Ohio lode. ownsd b. Henry kaatz ana 81
mira 5huh, the Judgment, By sgfesment,
was against tue company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Now IL the best time for Intending visit
ors 20 this great and novel hidWiuter Trop-
teal exposition to make transportation ar
Tangsnenis.
The Minneapolis g. 50. Louis railway,
albert Lea Routs." which is the only line
operating through CAS- will transports you
ouickly and cneap.y from the lands Of
snoW 80 the lard Of ssnshins from the
chilly blasts Of winter 90 the perfume laden
Esphyrs 81 the rose gardens and orange
groves Ia full bloom.
For tickets. rates or other information
call on ticket SCENT. Or address A. h. Cutts,
Acting General Ticket And Passenger AreHL
Minneapolis, MINI
We are glad 10 be able 30 refer you 10 the
hundreds Of pleased passengers Who have
taken advantage q our low rates snd &C
perior service.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

On AMI after Jan. 23 She Northern Pacific
will sell tickets from Helena 20 San Fran
cisco pni return. on account Of the Mid
winter fair a. tie rata o. co.. 90. which in
ciudea Eve admission COUPONS 40 the fair.
Tickets DO MOI allow sto. overs and are
limited FOR retu "a paa1age thirty days from
date of sale.
The rsrultr six months excursion tickets
% ian Francisco Hld los Angeles and re-
turl will be sold on tie ljth Of tEch nouth
40 heretofore.
For farther "a tieulsrs. sleeping car res
eTYAtions etc. call on or adde's
A. u. EnGAn
Geu'l Act. y. T.. x. r.,
Corner Main and Grand streets
uelsna, Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02
Highest Of all in 1eavcnng PowerLa'est s Govt Report
RlH.a.!:.:I! B Bs%5sg7!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
COMMODORE BARRY's HEIR.
Ie IL sald 20 He Living In the Vicinity
of Graat Talis.

he IL said Go 10 Living In the Vicinity
of Great Falls.
The descendant OF Commodore barry,
or Barney. 90 called BY American sailors. Il
Lieut.. Riley. Of the dsfunet confederate
navy aad he Is the last of that unfortunA,s
hut illustrious family that once ruled the
Bourbon kings Of France. ky the death OF
hia sists-. who lived on a small estate IN
Ielsnd, b. becomes the last OF the Barry
family. lie served on torpedo dutv and on
she teaoubtable Albemarle and Alabama a,
ire battle OF sherburg, France, IN June,
1864. ltis said that Mr.. Riley has been
employed in railroad work near Great balls
for some time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Prince Carnival aud His High Court
wan positively arrive In Helena on Friday
eve, Feb. ? 1894. A grand reception viii
be tendored so him on that occasion. Iee
dav folloviae tho grand prize masquerade
hall Of tbs Helena MaenneTchor' will taks
place At the Turner hall, Witnessed BY the
ROYAL family.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

The case Of james TWiforl versus Sugan
NJ. DunphY was dismissed a. ssttlsd in
Judge Backs department % the districi
court yesterday.
Charles Jones, since the granting % q
new trial By Judge Knowles. has been re-
moved from the upper door Of the county
jail 90 his old quarturs on tie lower fosf.
George W. Hproule, clerk Of the United
States court left iof Butte last n.ght 90
prepare the docket for ths session 81 tao
southern division Of she eouIt. watch opens
Vuaedaw
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

By ying svsrv quack cough medicine that
is sdvstt.ae5, bat use MeJef's Cough Modi-
cine which Is suts cure for coughs and
colds. Ibis We guarantee. or will refund
tho monev. II your druggist don't keep ID
call az City Drug Store, EuRene Meyer.
proprietor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Has tastes incidentally. in keeping With
other luKufies. A remedy mast bo pleas
sntly acceptable in form, purely wholesome
81 composition. trsly beneficial ia eject
and entirely free from everT obieclioHabie
Quality. II really 90 be- eonaults phys.-
oian; " constipHtoi be usss the gentle fam
ily laxative syrup Of Figs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

"Ihe Union Pso no are iatrIy Ia H."
Three thousand mills books good over On
tire system. including stormeIs. Port
land 20 San Francisco and houtana UHlon
railway. sith baggage allowance % za
pounds. new ca sale ~ two ami one-Lali
cents per mile.
Oaly line 90 the east via sat Lake md
Denver. Pullman dining and s.e-ping cars.
also toaTist sleeper uud elegant caar era.
l Ire the worlds pictorial line purchasing
tickets a. No. 20 North Main street
ii. %. Wusoy.
Freight and Passcngs. Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02
c B. LEBKICHER.

NOTICE TO CREDI OHA-EsIATE OF
~ John Quinn. deoeasei
hutlro ls hereby given - the undarsiEned Al
mIlIafratrtn 90 tho eataf4 20 John Quinn. ne-
Ur cd. o. the credl ore 20. ans All rsrsons heF-
lag claims against tbs sad dsc@ased. 20 eHhlbil
f'em. vita the necassars Fouchsrs. within Iout
months sffor the hrst uub' icafioa Of this notiee
g. ths aid ndminntrairiH AZ rom Z. Geld bioea
Ne.oua Aout.. the "a us ns. ~ ths place Tor ~
fransaffioa 81 the husinaas Of ~ estate IA tho
county ~ aNlH and Clarke.
Catherine QUINN.
AdministratriH Of the e'tais ~ John Quinn 10
ceased
dated JAa. -. ls3L
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

A siass to, set worth sl25 sold tah week fo
Soc al he B o. Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Having returned from the east
my friends and customers can find
me at mo old stand ia the Herald
Bun DING equipped with the latest
ideas and facilities for doing all
kinds m Book Binding and Blank
Book Manufacturing
= u rnrrt>LIED
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

To call and see a oomplsts line Of china
glassware. lamps, silverWare. ate.
Prices to suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
4. j. EDWARDS. s Park Avenus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Go to the clearing sale this -sseS Of crockery,
glassware, lamps and other goods At The Lee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

A fine French clins % .ulsr cot worth So. con
tanning 40 piece wlu De- sold this week a. ilo
bce hive Tor eil.l3
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Thos Dixon. Townsend Harry Greenberg, Great
h D a fountain. Paris ais
Chas Stewart. Miasoula J. % hchberg. Silver
Il n Jones. e Paul j Brandt. Helena
Ii R Nhltehlll, Deer Gus Allie, Avon
Lodge } A Watson. ~ Paul
Jas A hraham. Butte 3 D. loWlby. Narysyilla
@ Io4b9dy, Marys- G Fuller. Bozeman
Vile ~ lindau. boulder
In s Merchant tan J. v GinE, san Fran
francisco C SEQ
= e. ole. Helena " skinner. Albu-
Jas Anderson. " inston querque, n. n.
l. Deliver. Helena " Owens hillegen
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

AS2s ohina hsh asI hand painted. for Si2 Al
The les Hive this wees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Il Gould. - Paul George Pingree and
Vim J lark heiAart wife, thicago
Geo WIN Eallou, Now J. krle. San Iran
York cisco
A l. tabcock. iillings Edmund n Doyoe,
ioter 81 ne Eetena Denver
r lrish tismarcE W Watson, Y S
TT Moore. ~ ieul Army
David o. browne. Fort q % nllbourn. Chicago
benton + 4 Calf Lethbridge
D. hleinschmidt. J. h EdWards san
InuoE francisco
+ } Hu chings. San Tom oouey Helena
Francisco A Iolson Elkhorn
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-02

Montana Peerless Baking Powder. Itisa
home met ttry. Ask your grocer for u.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08

Nsf,oesl board % trade viii meet In
this city January n
Mrs y. VI. Cockreil. wits II Senator
Cockrrli. q Missouri. d,ed saturday
afternoon AZ the fam y residences ia thls
city
The repoft that SMALLPOX had broken
eat on beard the United States shfp
Benaington 81 MICS. Francs. is of,icia!Iy
denied.
Representative Eieharsl-on 6led Pc
tiions ffpui ssvesai Gfsod tsspisir. Mich.
ial,or orxsn,zafDDs IA favor 81 fssIso-
tiou II las on t,bscco and the fsstrie.
toe q sisen eonpetition sith American
~crklnsmea.
Cengfe@snsan Whiting has reromm4n-
aed stats Representatives Frsst a.
Hsthsg q Sf Clair county. Ainh a. ia
sreetef - immigrants ss Port Husuu.
aad - anaf'deat hat his sppoaatment
Wili -rsn iullos.
CharmAa Wii>os q the ssys ssd
means eommitt,,e says There viii 10
10 eprshlsfais1n q the bond qusstioa
eata th@ tayiH - oot ~ the sss. snd
that The present itiscntions silI h~ .
s.aaldrrsbls nne ahead. The ea, dignn
q ne Treasury is fally appreciated. bat
ths tsfif qusstieu mast be met afst-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08

eth = bes fsll a eonpronisisg pepss
In hts exus4 wss released t><lsy. lie
pros~s that the bar uas s.ssp - hin
for ssfs k'seping by Mm<. a. fsilcs
and ~ kesw nothing q - con.
tenbl The result - the ssnsrsi
sozreh h phich Ne priest suffered b
said w The police 70 ~ the discovery -
snotker nnsrchlstic plot IA which
pepe(5 - feiice h concerned With for
eiga snsyhizts snd socsalists
bout 40 anarchists began parading
80 scseo1s this sveninv With RID nzes
and fesoIstionery banners Many ~
thsn shooied. -Hurfsh Zoe the Fssolu.
tion." When oFdnrrd 20 fispersC they
drcd upos The police The police
charged aud the anarchists tried %
stansi their ground Dufing the fight .
policeman vaa stabbed In the arm.
Three nnafchists we're arrested and tho
rcmsindrr were put 10 fight
The snsrchists IN Naples gathered 10
eether so<ne I'D men shoutlng. down
with txxsS huFfah for the resolutloa.r =
They were Dispersed With little dliiculty
after having injured but one person. .
soldier. who refused TO echo their revo-
lutionsry cries lie vas cut slightly IN
the leg.
The socialist deputies Aenini. ferri
and Pfahpolini started for Palermo this
evening With the ayowrd intention of
declaring their disapprovai Of the revolt
and exhorting the people 10 restore
peace 70 the islanda
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08
cHARLEs n cARwoop DEAp.
The wci-ksowa Manager Espsrca
af Ati.sts- Georxsa- Yesterday.

~ attaSts- 0r1fkta- tc~trfttaN
A telegram 10 THr HfnaLp received
last night snronnced the death sf At.
lznta. Georeis. q Charles a. tssrucd.
from consumrison Mr.. GArwood sas
well known 10 this city. beng ons ~ the
lss~sss and msbzxers q The Grsnd lie
zas q msmb-f % the fifm of Nheney.
hrssiy A Gsrwood. shlch condncted
thesffical ventnree ia tins city. Detroft
Tol~la. naffxia. k<schestsf. New fork
T6ronto aud CiDcihnafl NJ. hsruuzsd
eas fer several YEAR q resident manager
IN this city aud had ko@t of ffsends
he ns< . mesntef q The Ofdes q Eiks
ss1as years ago consumption fzsfsned
itssif upon him and ~ srtte ef escry.
fhinz. dcctxRs. change q climate Red
the ietias csre Il . detuted s1fs could
do. be continued 90 Eros wo<se until
siesth claimed him ~ tie 49, a -
year< Ar. Gsrvooa 80 . natural
lxsn sbowmsn. - . youtk he lefi
hsme to lusn sninstrei coslpsnf ard
sftsFwxras dnfl~A inso the csrs<
bnslEc-s continnsrz - thai line IN .
haaine>s eepscits antsi Re fcem>d .
psfinef~hif esfh ~. isrsds q 1t3~3a
aud LEASED the Grsni IN thts citf. The
hrm sI<o ies.<d The Fuxer< ssd cpn.
tiupe.i Ia charge Il that ken.e snfE a
ess tarnea q istfks ever pear sxo A.
q taslness nssn. Nf G&fvocd ks4 .
wen3erfai grasp ~ affairs snd frcn he
effee il Desfo1t h> dlr~cf>d th< rnsns
rsstufps a BE hrn untii h1s heslih
fz1ied He rsrrs,s resided IA Atlsefz
and there were sjse 81 he iunesIiebs
rslafis<~ lie hsd fe<1 nsrr,~d nsrs
gseys sbd he vie taFvisr< hia. he
leaves No ellssdrsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08

he Iano0e0 LISA
CascAoo Jan. Postmaster General
bisseii hss issoed IN order which debars
the nanhsttan Two Per Cent Loan
coupany With oness in the Man.
haitian buiiding. from the privileges q
the mail The order 10 i<saed on the
streogth q = report made By fostoi1cs
Inspectcr Stuart The MAnhattan Two
Per Csnt Loan company wss ineorpo-
rated in Iowa Ia June. is2l. add iis
operations in Chicago began about that
time. IL alv<rftscs an oder 10 loan
money on real estate 81 , and J per cent
interest for periods Of ice and ten ycarsk
A ten year loan 10 given a. per
cent. rhils Per eent 10 charged
When the loan 10 only for i've years. Ap.
piiesnts tor loans are requested 10 send
IN 20 the conpany abstracts of title tor
the property upon which the loan 10
asked They are also required 10 send
in fee Of az for loan of tl.0oo. with
q Tor es-ry thousand above that This
fee ~ 70 pay the expense Of an examina-
tion bY the eompaBy ot the abstracts. 10
deteru,ioeif the title IL clear. Ii was
BY these fses that the company made its
moncy. according to Inspector Stuart
Applicants Tor loans would receive word
that the security Was insufficient or that
the title was detective. and that ended
the negotiations. the company of course
keeping the money seat The company
Ia this way made good revenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08


MoSTEvfpEo, Jan. Tho United
Press correspondent at Rio de Janeiro
has sent this dispatch under date %
January 2; Public opinion compelled
Admiral da Cana commander of tbs In
surgent feet in Rie hsrbor 20 issue the
manifesto distributed 90 Saturday. The
manifesto denied in these words the
correctness of the differences drawn from
Gama's monareaist manifesto cf a
month ago. TN documents attributed
20 me we're falsitied In the printed
copies. With the victory "a the resolu.
ton will come the cstablishmept OF a
civil republican government"
An unsigned manifesto denouncing
the employment OF North American
nercenaries on the government cruiser
Nictheroy has been distributed. The
Nictheroy is still at Pernambuco
Tn, inquiries of the British captain In
the harbor here have elected from the
British government only the declaration
that there n 20 be no congress and none
would be posrible. A feet Of is=argent
tugs commanded by Admiral de Cana
hns been brought along shore several
times in IN attempt to drive back the
government forces and land troops.
Although the insurgents fought with
reckless brsvsfy their efforts were vain.
They lost heavily, but did not gain even
. footholi desperate resistance was
offered yesterday afternoon and last
night Ia the government advance on
Eisnni islaad. Five insargent steamers
we're engaged for hours There was
much noise. tut little blood flowed.
Opinion among naval men 10 that Ad.
msrsi de CANA will be beaten within
ten dayA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08
KIDSAPED GIRL ESCAPED.
Druggcd in New York. She Found
HerseIf I'm Arkansas

Mtx8&th ATA6u@a&
Hor SPRINGS, Ark. Jan. 7.-Anita
Vernon, 81 years old. was found on the
Ozark mountains yesterday morning by
two Texans. The girl tells a remsrka-
BILE story OF abduction from New York
and captivity. She says she was living
with her mother last summer in New
York In boarding house at No Al East
Ninth street. kept by Mira Etinger.
Walter Evana medical student. who.
she says, was connected with the Roose-
Welt hospital, roomed In the house and
fell In love with her. but she refused TO
marry him. Evans. she said. enticed
her from the house one evening to
Fourth avenue and Ninth street. where
he pushed her into a cab. drugged her,
put her aboard a train, and finally
brought her 10 house IN q
wilderness In Arkansas. where shc
vas kept q prisoner. her custodian
being an old colored woman and her
only visitor. Evans who shamefully Ill.
treated her. Manuel Nebcz OF Dallas.
Texas. and "Pinney~ METERS OF II Paso.
Texas. who are sojourning here FOR their
health. were walking over the ozark
mountains yesterday morning when
they heard faint cry for help coming
from ciump Of bushes not faf distant
They found the girl who explained she
lay down the night before tired out with
her long journey and had fallen asleep.
She then related the incidents os being
druggcd and brought 30 a house In a
wilderness in Arkansas. from which
place she says she escaped two nights
ago and has since beon wandering over
the mountains She said all she wanted
was TO get home and see her mother. who
she thought by this time had returned
20 Cleveland Her rescuers purchased
q ticket 60 St Louis and after giving
her something 20 eat. sent her of.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08
CAPTURED nv BANpIrS


Ia Psso Texas. Jan IA repoftsent
oat that the Mexiesn resoletlonaess are
near here h unfeahdci While isn<inE
fos cattle beiweea San Augpstise
ranch. thirty miies southeast of JiiFsses
and Olssisbofrscho. feenty miles fluthef
soath. Luis Acssts a 9nsrez. J. a.
lloyd Of Corfslitor. Chris Schat& fnse-
mza ~ the san Apgnstlne raBclt aha
tour hssdiers we're snrpfi-ed add tAkea
prisoners ca tbs nixht u fhs
ah BY eleven Assican baBdlts
Twelve nsose bzndlts sftef earsi-
asass up and after robtasR the ps@es-
ors ef tnoaey. hoF-<s srus and pfos1e
isus Frds sssy. lesssng Hoya. Aeosis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08
GovERNoR MITCHELL Is FIRM.
He Has Notified the sherifrs to Stop
the Fight.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan. This has
beeu y quset day In sporting circles A
dispatch from ST. Augustine says Gov
erncr Mitchell has notified Sheriff Perry
that Information has been received at
the executive department that an At
tempt would be made 20 bring 'Corbett
and Mitchell together In st. Johns coun-
~. The governor In the most emphatic
terms orders the sheriff 10 prevent the
consesf should IN attempt be made TO
bring Il about in his jurisdiction. The
sheriff. 10 10 said. has assured the COVER
nor he viii cnforce the Law. Solicitor
Christie and Sheriff Boward of Duval
county will meet the governor this week
and at the meeting measures will be
taken 10 prevent the light taking place
Jacksonville or In Florida. In spite
of this action on the part of the COVER
nor. however. the club still expresses
cor6dence the hs ut will occur on time
and IN Florida too. What grounds the
club people have for their confidence is
not known. but the general impression
10 arrangements are being perfected
with the railroads TO bring the men co.
gethcr IN q secret place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08
IS WILLIS IN HIDING
Rumou q He Dismissal BY Pro-
usionsl Government
IS Nc ABOARD TIE coawlsa
rhs fIswstlAn Pussse rem unsolvsi
ard M one can cyphsv Dat
the Corwtns Acttoss.

wAsHrxarox. Jan. 7.--Sothing hss
been givea out today 10 throw any light
on the Hsvaiisa puszls. More or lees
positive ststsments thaa the status quo
Ia Honolulu has beea bnsksn by action
Of Minister Willis and that news 10 that
elect had bsca eenssyed 80 the ststs
department In the dispatches brought
BY the ccrwin. are met by squally posi-
tive statements that no sdvicss 10 that
effect eusnating from any reliable
source are 1T hand. In support Of tho
probability Of the latter theory. atten.
tion is called 10 the full text Of Minister
Willis latest dispatch as included Ia tho
volume Of eorrespondence just laid be-
fore the house. . portion OF which only
has been published.
Minisser wfiIis' Dispatch.
This dispatch An its entirety reads rs
follows:
-HoSoLuLu. Dec. 4. 1893. Understand
message. Had no communication from
Washington. u c.. either 10 the United
States admiral or TO me since my ar
rival. Ono British man-of- war and one
defensive preparations for several DAYS;
otherwise situation about the Same.
The feeling intense, but hope 10 pre-
Government last "Wednesday inquired AZ
to authenticity Of your published letter
and intentions of the president. / have
declined today 10 answer Prompt
action desirable"
Il l.. s~..1 - = L.
tinct announcement OF intention ito
preserve the status until further in
structsd" II possible and IL is urged that
the language OF the presidents message
preciudcs the entertaining of supposi-
tion that any further instructions were
sent TO Mr.. Willis after the meeting OF
congress authorizing him 10 break in
upon the status until congress had de-
clared its wishes 10 the matter.
Il willis Aboard the Corwin?
The rumor now telegraphed from San
Francisco that possibly one reason why
no COMMUNICATION 10 allowed with the
Corwin 10 that Minister: Willis may be a
passenger on board Ia the character OF a
dismissed American minister, was half
iocularly passed around here yesterday.
But there are OF course numerous rea.
sons for regarding this story highly i'm
probable. Though the extraordinary
precautions taken to prevent communi-
cation with the Corwin renders the wild
est rumors difficult Of disproof. Aside
from the extreme unlikelihood that the
provisional government would attempt
such an extreme measure Ia the case OF
minister whose course thus far has
certainly resulted largely to their ad-
vantage and who in his dispatches ex-
presses 50 high an opinion Of the mem
bers OF that government and the further
unlikelihood that Mr.. Willie, even il dis
missed. would take refuge Ia a revenue
cutter when there wore two United
States men-ofwar in the harbor, and
that he would remain skulking in hid
ing on board revenue cutter in San
Francisco harbor. Mr.. Willis open
telegram TO Secretary Carlisle In regard
TO the Louisville city claim received
yesterday. clearly shows that he is still
in Honolulu and expects to remain
there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08
BRUTALITY Is CHARGED.
Allegations Made Against the Boys'
Industrial Home Ofhcisfs.

Coiranus, Ohio. Jan. A. Sensational
charges were last night fled with Gov
eraor Mckinley against number of the
officers OF the Boys Industrial home IN
Lancaster. Ia which the most serious
allegations are made by q fellow offis~r,
Who has become disgusted with the
methods employed there Those is
voived in the crlminations are Asssstsnt
Superintendent Robert W. Paddock, r.
l. Dsymude. elder brotbsf of the Cnya.
hoga family. J. W. sseel % the Erse
family. aud Boyd swonser of the vnion
family. Most II the document u De-
voted 20 sise recital q the aIlegsttsps
against Paddock. sao. from the syetan-
cation. made. appears 80 be guilty ef The
most unseemiy and iBdecens cuslduet.
brutality 90 be helpless charges t-eine
an every day occurrence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-08

FLssr. Mich. Jan. TAT about ;
o'clock this morning an explosion oc.
CURED In Wilson's hardware store.
which wzs the FIRST that has ever taken
place In the city. The cause ls net
known, but II is suppored that Hrc
started in the cellar. causing = large
amount of dynamite and turpentine 10
explode. IL wrecked the whole build
ing. The shock from the combustion
vas heard in al parts q the city. and
buildings Ia that vicinity we're damaged
considerably. IN some cases not whole
light os giss< being left Flames hroks
out In the ruins. bat ware extinguishrd
before they had gained any hesdssy.
The building on the north ~ the hard
WAR; store is occupied by Fordis harness
shop on the ground fieor. While the up.
per stories are usef sz sleeping apart
meota The entire front q the struc.
t0rs was blown out hut strange - "a
may seem. beyond bod shaking Mp no
one was hurt The buildings we're
owned by orue Store Whose lo@s will be
about $1,000 Mr. N.lson places his Io~s
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