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Morris tribune., 1894-12-05
LIsT OF NUMBERs.

CURES.
1-FeVers, Congestions, InfammatiOns. rs
2-WOrms, Worm Fever Worm Collie. s2j
3-Teething: Colic, Crying, Wakefuness s2j
4-Diar arrhea, OF Children or Adults. s23
5-Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colic.... .2J
6-ChOIera MOrbus, Vomiting. .......,. s2J
7-CCughs, Colds, Bronchitis. ....... s2J
S-Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache.... rs
S-Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 20
10-Dyspepsia, BiliousneSs, Constipation s2J
1I-Suppressed or Painful Periods. .25
12-Whites, Too Profuse Periods. s:1J
13-CrOup, Laryngifis, Hoarseness... ..aj
14-SalC Rheum, Erysipelas, ETuptions. .Ss5
15-Rheumat tisIn. or Rheumatic Pains 30
16-Malaria, Chills, Fever and Ague.... s2I
17-PiIes, Blind or Bleeding. .,............. 20
1S-0phthaimy, Sore Or Weak Eyes. s2j
I9-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold iu tie Head .25
2O-WhCOping CGngb.s.,.............,.- .25
21-Asthma, Oppressed Breathing. ..... Rs
22-EGr Discharges. Impaired Hearing ..S5
23-ScrOfuia, Enlarged Glands, Swelling s95
24-Generai Debility, Physical Weakness 20
25-DrOpsy, and Scanty SecretiOns. ...... sss5
26-SeR-SiciEuess, Sickness from Riding rs
27-kidney Disea ases.................... ssSJ
2S-NerVOHs DebIlity................... .OD
29-SOre Mouth, or Canker..... ana. s25
3O-UFiHary Weakness, Wetting Bed. .2j
31-Painful Periods. 20
32-Diseases Ofthe Heart. .Palpitation 90
33-Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Vitus' Dance. i go
34-Diphtheria, liberated Sore Throat. .25
35-ChrOnic COngestiOus & Eruptions. 30
TT" m NV VS. sPGciFlc FGcT1 FOR GRIP, 25C.
Put up in small bottles Of pleasant pellets, just
fits your vest pocket.
Sold by Druggists, sent postpaid receipt of prc
DE-. HUMPHREYS MANUAL 144 pages,) MAILED FREE.
HUMPHREYS NED CO., III &11S William ST., Kew York;
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05
THE MILD POWER CURES.
HUM PH 2 EYS'

DR.. Humphreys Specifies are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years in
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Specific
q special cure for the disease named.
They cure without drugging, purging or reducing
the system and are in fact and deeu the SOVEREIGN
Remedies of the World.
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05

s of V-Prairie Camp, No. 49, meet lst
and Sd Saturday of each month IN Army
Hall. FRED RINGRoSE, Capt.
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05

INV c t U-NIeets semi-monthly ON Wed
MRS H D TENNRY, Prest.
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05
MinneapOlis Grain.

Receipts; Hogs, 200; cattle, 50; calves. 0.
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05

CARO- Hunter Post, No. III, meets
on the 2nd and 4th Mondays OF each
month III. ID. TENNEY. Com.
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05

GT-Hancock Lodge, No. 2o7, meets
every Friday at p m, in q a X nan. p,
X. HENNESSY, { L.
Morris tribune., 1894-12-05

Irwin Shepard, WinOna,
Edward Soaring, Mankato
Joseph Carhart, St. Cloud
Livingston &. Lord, Moorhead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Snow storm and High wiad Prevail
I'm the Engiish Channel


LONDON. Jan. "A binding snow
storm, accompanied by a heavy wind
AID furious sea. prevailed in the Eng
lish channel last night The packet
service between English and French
ports was Interrupted and some of the
steamers suffered damage. The packet
from 0stend was unable TO land af
Dover owing to the tremendous sea and
put out into the channel again 10 await
high water, when IL was thought the
storm would abate somewhat A dis.
patch from Broadstairs. on the east
coast Of the Isle Of Thanet. county Of
Kent. says that three vessels of that
coast displayed signals Of distress late
last evening and that the Broadstairs
lifeboat put out TO render as-
sistance. No headway could be
made against the gale and the
boat was compelled TO stand OF and
make for Ramsgate. two miles south.
Here the assistance of tug was pro-
cured and the lifcboat Was towed 20 one
OF the Disabled or wrecked yesselsL In
the meantime. 90 Gar "a can be learned.
two OF the vessels that had signaied Cor
assistance had disappeared and IL IL be-
lieyed by many persons that they foun-
dered. IL Is possible. however.
that they manage TO claw on shore aud
stand out 20 sea IL is thought that the
lifeboat stood by the remaining vessel
and that she took od the crew this
morning. AZ the time the dispatch
was sent the lifehoat had not returned.
A fishing smack that had lost its bear
ings ran ashore az Brosdstsira All on
board OF her managed 10 reach shore
safely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

Editor Hart of the III Paso Times. is
In the city ia the matter OF the prose
cution os his paper by the Mexican
authorities.
DR.. Chas w. Dabnsy OF Tennesses
has taken the oath % ofiice and entered
upon his duties az assistant secretary oi
agriculture. 10 succeed Edwin b. Willis
Of Michigan.
Attorney General Olney has appointed
his private secretary. w. &. Endicott.
iE. OF Massachusetts,. a pardon clerk ia
the department Of justice. vice Charles
+. scott OF West Virginia. resigned.
The court martial at Mare Island ia
the case of Richard Ashbridxe. passed
assistant surgeon of the United S.atea
navy, has recommended dismiasai from
the ssrvica The charge against him
vas forgery.
The date of holding the democratic
CAUCUS To consider the tariG ball has
not yet bsen hxed and IL probably viii
not De until the democrat leaders eau
get together AMI decide when 10 wlll Da
mast conyenisnL
Conxressman bland yesterday intro
duced a bali authorizing the secretary
% the treasury 90 issue s50O0oo0 II
sllser ccrtifcstes against the ssignior
ags 90 the silver bullion IN the treasury
snd for the coiuaxs ~ bullion ~ soon a.
possibie.
Prof. william ID. Aiexander, for twen
~ years surveyor general of Hawaii. was
yesterday q witness before ths ssusi.
COMMITTEES rtigating the Hawaiiaf
affair. Prof Alexander denouneee
- =. A.. -. L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3-rhe anticipa-
tioa tnat the tariff ball Was TO come up
In the house today had the effect 10
draw a larg attendance on the door
than Was expected. There was the
usual full attendaucs in the galleries.
The proceedings opened tamely with
the reading of the journal OF the lagis-
lative dsy ot December II. Nr. Nc
Creary. chairman Og the committee on
foreign affairs. offered a resolution set
ting aside Friday and Saturday next
for the consideration OF the Hawaiian
matter
Mr. Hit. the leader OF the minority
on the fore "a Affairs committee said
that all the republicans wished simply
10 have some definite time set apart for
the consislerasion of the matter without
any posslbility OF further delay and be
Agreed to tie suggestion of Mr.. Me-
Creary.
Ar Bontslle tried 10 call up for con
si1ierat.on the Hawaiian resolution in
troGocod b. him some time ago. recitinx
that the privileges OF the house has
bcsn infrsngcd ty tho executive. The
reolutton has te01 referred to tne COM
mittee on foreign afairs which reported
= suostitute m leo of IL and recon-
meaded thRt ths substitute pass aud
that the RESTITUTION offered by Mr..
boatsilc should he on the table
Tie point Uas made TINT
having refcrred 90 "A committee. IL could
act be called up except by member o.
the c0mmittee. The speaker ruled.
hoNover. tnat this oeing a question of
pritiif4e it could. like contested slec.
tion else. b. called up by any member.
u1less objection we're made 20 - coa-
si,i-ratica Nr McMHlin objected on
the grpund tn8t b. special order to-day
was 81 d gwen TO the tarid bili. ani
Nf hcCres ~ aidej that the Hawaiian
mattef could wait unsii Friday aud sat
ufiay ihe resolution offered By Ar
lietiiilsa vas aSrrcd 20. resoxIng all
leaves q absence aad caiing on the
serxeant-at arms % noSify al abseat
nsensliers ~ ieieyrsph that important
paslit bBsloess demandrd their pfessocs
IN ffa housa.
Tbs spcnker laid before the house the
ressEslatioua % Representatives Fellows
ssd Fitch - Nee fosk de sls0 stated
bs bad reserved the credentisi- q
ltobeft a .ianle. who Nas recently elected
q fn ths Vacancy IN the Second district
u ffehnsg .x4nia. caused ~ The death q
Mr. DNeilL Nc. Adans was thea
escostee b the bar a the h0uss vheru
be- eks sEoTn IA by The speaxsE The
hooee az J o'ciocx. on motion q df.
Ntson. sdlourned until fpuaofroE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 3--Owing 10 the
tenure OF Office Judge McGrath is nov
chief justice aud occupies the center of
the bench Justice Hooker has dropped
into the seat occupied by Justice Moot
gomcry during the last two years The
latter has moved over 10 the south end
of the bench. where Justice Grant had
been wont 10 cit. and Justice Long took
the seat vacated by justice Mcsrath.
-urrendenng his place to Justice Grant
The change was made necessary ty the
elevation 81 Justice McGrath % the
chief justiceship. that honor falling
upon the judge whose term soonest es.
pires. Chief Justice Mc0rafh j. now
the only democrat on the bench lie was
elected In 1870 20 fill the Vacancy caused
by the death of judge Camptell. In
point of service Justics Long - the sen.
ior member % the bench. having served
since January, lssS judge Hooker has
a foil term II ten years pet g. snfve
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3-Patents have
been issued to residepts OF Michigan as
follows: Francis Il Beal. Worthwhile.
water cooler and refrigerator; Joel r.
Bidweli. Kalamazoo. machine for mill
ing and tapping radiator loops; Arthur
f. Buzzo and H. ii. Thompson. lshpe-
ming. rock drill; Warren e., Card, Mead.
hay loader; Fred l.. Chappe.l. assignor
TO Featherboue Corset. Kalamazoo.
clasp for supporting garments; Ernest
Eggert. Saginaw. combined chair and
step ladder; Alonzo French. Romeo.
az helve; John Harley. Detroit. band
saw mill; Delaney Have. Detroit. We
hicle brake; Samuel d. Hendricks.
jackson, automatic band cutter; John
G. MCLAUGHLIN. Port Huron. softening
fibrous sheets; Timothy McMonagle.
Port Huron. milking stool; Walter Ross.
Detroit self heating soldering iron;
Hercules Sauche. Detroit electrical
connection. re. issue; Charles IL Worries.
assignor 10 Michigan Buggy company.
kalamazoo, vehiclo body; Edward
Woods. Sault Ste. Marie. foot for
dredgc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
PHYSIc IN THE FIRE.
Hinckmaa 4 Sons Destroyed
by Fss Caused
BYsPoRTANEOUs COMBUSTION
seanaAss hardware Bsilding Badly
DsmAsesi--The Las WIN Axxre-
gase Ne&rly ei0O.0 COO

Dxrnorr. Mich. Jan. Sire. which
started at $40 tonight in the Wholesale
drug warehouse of I. H. Hinchuan &
Soma located At No~ 1918 Jederson
avenue and running through 10 Wood
bridge street. completely guttsd that
building and the fifth door Of STANDARD
Bros' Wholesale hardware building. Nos
81 and "a Woodbridge street and cans-
ing loss Of about 100000. which is
fully covered by insurance The ire
started in the packing room 90 the top
floor probably from spontaneous com
bustion. and, aided by frequent explos-
ions. spread rapidly. Before the ire
men could get to work. the flames had
eaten their way down TO the first floor
and in twenty minutes the entire build
ing was mass OF FIRE. A second and
third alarm was sent 10 calling out the
fire boat. water tower and about oil the
engines in the city. The hremen worked
desperately TO confine the tire TO the
Hinchman building. but despite their
efforts the flames gained entrance 10 the
top floor Of STANDARD Bros Wholesale
hardware building on Woodbridge
street.
Fire Under Control
The fire got no further. however. and
after three hours hard work the firemen
had gained complete control Of it The
Hinchman drug house was the oldest
establishment OF its kind in the city.
having been established in 1851. The
senior member OF the firm. I. II. Hinch-
man, was formerly vice president OF the
American Bankers association. and is
widely known throughout the country.
The Hinchman loss is $4,000 on build
ing. and between $4,000 and 100000 on
stock. both covered by insurance. Tho
damage to the STANDARD building Is
$1,000. and the loss on stock will be be
tween $4,000 and $4,000. also covered
by insurance. While the Hinchman lire
was at its hight q telegram was received
by the fire department from Toledo. say
ing that fire in that city had gotten
beyond control, and asking that engines
and hose be sent by special train. Be-
fore telegraphic communication ceased
tho appeal for help was repeated. but
the local department was unable to re-
spond.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
He SAYS HANDS OFF
Senator Frye Wants No Issss-
ference
efNulNe Inl INVESTIGATION
n~noa<srs.ess Presssse1 n - ope-
.ss Ax&ins> ~ r.ssass - ~
wsl.sa Tzri1 nuk

HAsH,xsrox. Jan &-Ths chsistnas
rscsss having eo4s 10 . eioss
ths real practical business oe
congress b>gza today Tho se-ssinn
was referred 20 In spp<op<iats
language in the chzplsin's opening
prayer IA the seuafs. Tbs sttsastzecs
q senators wss Far from being fuIi--ths
mosz nnmsrous absences being "a the
repablican side of ths chamber Nearly
half u the democrat senators ssrs pres
enl The lirst business dono sas the
swearing ia Of Nc. Hunton. democrat as
ssnatos. elect tFoa the state Of Virginia.
10 iil the enexpirsd term os the late
Sanaf0r Barbcur-Mr. Huntoa's service
hitherto being under appointment by
the governor.
Among tas petitions presented and
referred wsrs several In favor cf q unl-
form tariff rate of - per cent on inn
ported lsaf tobac,os also some remon-
sfrsnces against the passage OF the VIII
son tariff ball
No Hawaiian fpferfercncc
Mr.. Frye offered resolution deciar-
ing ia the opinion 0f the senate. during
TIE investigation of the committee on
forelgn rciationa into our relations with
Has All. there should be no interferencc
on the part of the United States govern
ment by moral influence or physical
force for ths restoration of Queen Ldl-
inokalsni or FOR the maintenance Of the
provisional government of the Hawaiian
Stands. and that our naval force should
b. used on the lslands only Toe the pro
lection os tbs lives and property OF
American citlzens Tie asked that the
resolution lie en the table for the pres
ent and said that he would bye and bye
move "a refer 70 10 the committee on Tor
esgn relations
AissDs NJ Property Owners.
A special biil to relieve David b. Got
wais from the penalties OF the act pro-
hsbifing aliens from owning real estate
IN the District Of Columbia was called
ap bY Mr.. Pugh- After il was read the
suggesficn was made by Mr.. Harris that
the biil shoald be made to have gen
ersl application a. be regarded the act
n sronx 10 theory and principle. Tho
view Was contested by Mr.. Cockreli Who
did not believe that aliens ought to be
allowed 70 come here and own real e.
tate IN the district Then Mr.. Harris
limited his view 10 aliens who actually
resided in the district. whether they
were naturaiized citizens or not There
vas no objection. however, TO the bill
and u was passed
The senate af l2sf5 o'clock proceeded
a. the consideration os executive bust
ne&L At l1D p M the senate adjourn
ed until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

---~-~<-s--tr
lGton,s.a cpsnk oovs - - I.spsssd
- Etoepnee n1m-
Cnsu1oa Jan. 4--Ihsss vas great
sseltsness . ~ solcs a the erinsnal
coars ciesk tocAy vhen be country
nsn slalksd u ard dsmapdsd - order
20 ~ prsndergnzk ~ sssassin. \ In
- - ~ hin cat q jail,s said ths
vtolt1e ca1mly. s-Ho hns dons nothing
n killkne Mayor Hnsrison. demand
his frssdon. n yoo uiIi rot ist him
eut you must lei ~ - him and then
the Lard uiil help - 70 hberats him
Detective Rysn oeSks In Just then and
called shs patrol ung0a from the Chi
cas,o ssss,ss station and induced tks
man 10 ride 81 the cenlral statieu, where
be told his story 70 Inspector shea
-My nans l. Fssdsrick A Names aud
] live at Ottawa Michigan" ssid he.
M business = TO preach tho gospel
and induce God 10 ae.ist the contrary
hearts Of the rich 10 help the poor and
needy. want 70 eet Prsndsrgast out
lie did right In killing Curtsr Harrison:
] work Cor the good Of the world. ! had
been praying about 10 Tor several days
before he was killed One day when !
was going to Engswood. ! was told
that Harrison had been killed. and !
knew my prayer had been snswered.'
Would you kill tho rich in order TO
subdue their hcartsy" asked Inspector
Shea
II would il God inspired me-" said
Names determinedly. -God wants them
removed and tells in what way IL should
be done. want TO $50 Mayor Hopkins
aud get him TO give the poor free baths
and free meals and get him to close up
all saloons"
A doctor from the health department
ordered his removal to the detention
hospital.
Prendergast asked Clerk Price ofSthe
county jail to take away the "death
watch" from in front Of has cell door.
THAT fellow sitting out there cycling
me continually snnoys n,e," complained
the convicted assaasin- Prendergast
was informed that his request could not
be granted and be at once became sullen
and morose.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

why Peisoso Has Nos Fsued ous Two
War shfps.

Loxpos. Jan "A dispatch from
Paris states II has always been q pun
zling question. why the Braxilizn gov
eminent should have gone b. great en-.
pense IN the fitting out % fleet of ses-
sels Ia American waters wherewith 20
attack the insurgent navy % Meilo. and
stili leave two Of her most effective war
ships--thc Richuelo and the Benjamin
Constsnt-lyiug idly in the hsrbor Il
Toulon. Tho explaration that the
Richneio h without boilers. and the
Constant without guns is no erplsns-
too 81 all; ss these deiiciebces might
easily have been renacdied during the
time which has elspsed since the reso-
lutionsry outbreak. IL is hinted that
The secret sympathies Il the crews q
these two ships are with the rebels. and
that Psisoto is not over anxious 30 fit
out veesels which might immediately
turn against him and joan the insnrrec.
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
nrsr ray ruEin nsLI.<


wssHrSsroS. Jas. 4 "A railr,ad cpr.
pcrafloa eanuot ~ 8p a deaf with
anafhor g. profit 81 the execution n
tbe @chaar aod ayoid ths responsibilities
that attach - ths sifaasioa. - the
s8prems eoarf dacnied tsiay IN the csse
- he sppesf II Sarah a. Angie. sanaio.
islraffix of ths estate q Hofatio o.
Ansle. frnn the iuagnsnf q TIE ciresit
eslurt q the xesfsru flstrict - WissoH
50 Ia he< SAT- agafasf itss Caicafs. 81
Faai 1iu7~acfiis 8 onahA Ja4sis>s
fssHaf anaouneed taa opsEio8 nst
iaslaAnent ~ tse cosst snd rpiataf the
facfs n tei whicb sss thsse Anxls.
fhs tlee-aassi. bal caafrsrf sith tha
forta0s Ea is,s1i elai.sapy - eo8sfrfet
sxtf H. assi~s q igs real IL wss tee
bsnsfessrx = = laad graat fr-ni the rs,s
sfn nnght sh-uaga tlr irgi..alars & the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
INDIANA FARMERS PROTEST.
They Say the Wilson Bill b Discrim
mating One.

ISDIASxroLIS Jan 3-At q joint
meeting OF the eight industrial associa-
tions Of the state. headed by the dele
gate from the agricultural board, held
here today. the following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas. II 10 proposed In the Wilson
bill. nov pending In congrsss, to place
on the free list twenty nine OF the fin-
ished products Of the farm which are
now protected by equitable duties; and
Whereas. The same bill gives many
manufectursss 70 per cent protection;
now. therefore be il
Resolved. That We condemn the gross
and unjust discrimination against the
farming interests manifested In that bill
and we call upon our congressman and
senators 10 oppose said measure.
The resolutions were discussed and a
copy will be forwarded to Washington.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
ROBBED HER TWICE
Two Robbers Fiecccd 3irs. Mcclure OF
$50 In Two Dayx

CmcAoo, Jan. 3-Twice within two
days has the reeidence OF w. G. Nc
Clure at No. $50 Francisco street be en-
robbed by two robbers. aud on both oc-
casions Mrs. Mcclure has been intimi-
dated and forced at the point Of a revol-
yer to remain quiet while the thieves
ransacked the house. Early yesterday
morning they secured ei0 and escaped.
This morning the two men who robbed
her the day before let themselves into
the house with skeleton key. After
binding her securely. they ransacked
the house again. This time they Sc
cured go and walked away. The police
have no clew
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
WILSON HILL DENoUNcEn
Nom Partisan Meeting as Cincinnati
Adop<s . Strong Resolution

cNcISsArr. jan 3-At a largely at
tended meeting today OF men Of all par
ties 20 prutest against railroading the
Wiiscn tafin bill through congress. the
foIloeing resolution wss adopted:
Resolved. That as representatives OF
the leading Industrial and commercial
interests Of Cincinnati and the tribu-
tary region. We enter our earnest pro-
test against the adoption OF 50 radl
cal q measure at this critical time.
We believe that such legislation would
not eniarga American markets and in
crease revenues. as claimed: but. on the
contrary that IL would seriously reduce
the revenues of the government and
cripple nearly every branch OF manufac.
turing in the great central west We
are certain that 1t woulu inevitably lead
to such heavy reductions OF wages
"a would alter the manner Of
life Of tho American work
ingmen. and endanger the whole
commercial structure built upon their
earnings We believe that the senti-
meat Of sage earners. Manufacturer .
aud merchants without regard to party
lines. Is nov practically unanimous
against the passage OF this extreme bill
and we therefore urge the adoption OK
such measures as viii give prompt and
full expression OF this sentiment to the
senator's and representatives in congress
frem Ohio and adjacent states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
MINERS PROVIDED FOR
Food Contributions Will Last Them
Sixty Days

LANSING. Mich. Jan. IA letter from
J. s. Monroe. secretary OF the GogebIc
County Relief committee. indicates that
he has sufficient supplies on hand to
keep the destitute miners from starva-
ton and freezing to death for over sixty
days to come. Mr.. Monroe writes 10 T.
w. Sparrow that no has clothing
enough 10 last all winter. flour To last
till March ]. beans till February !, and
money enough to purchase a sufficient
supply Of meat and other necessaries
till March l. II nothing more is sent
from the state. His policy from now on
will be to store supplies so that the des-
titute may be provided for till May l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04

SAGINAW. Mich. Jan. a-MrA Char.
les Newell met with a serious accident
last evening. While driving her buggy
was run into and upset by passing
vehicle and she wac thrown out Both
her legs were broken. the left leg in
three places Just above the ankle. The
right was broken and dislocsted at the
ankle Joint
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
Can MN Infeexe.i Das-.

LAsslsa. Mich. Jan 3--Secretsry j.
J. Woaaman ~ the state Lave Stock
Sanitary commission las written Al.
torney tsenerai kilis te the effect that
rabid siog IN Weolhrislae. iiilisdale
county, has hlttsa nnmissf of dsmes.
tic animals Ihs couinIission destroy ed
and qaaFsBttned ali The animals excepf
the dogs which acre killnd or muszled
ty ne local tsssri u hszish. ~. Wood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-04
Mind statistIcs

PHrLspELPHIA. Jan. 3-Chief Coiner
Steel. Of the Philadelphia mint has pre-
pared his annual report to Superinten-
dent BoshyshelL During tho year 7o.-
5D3z3 pieces OF money were coined. OF
the aggregate value OF 80. 9.l70.i35l5
The coinage is divided as follows gold.
3f37. .537 pieces. OF the value OF s3aOl1,-
$50; silver. 15.0S32a6 pieces. value.
t5;023 base %. OH $50 pieces. val ue
81. .13f.93l70. The number OF Colum-
bian half dollars coined was 4.0J2. l05.
and the number Of Columbian quarters
was fO.023 During 1s92 the number OF
pieces coined was 7i.153.6i6. with an
aggregate value Of sl5.052. .9e6l7.