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The Portland daily press., 1894-03-12
OWEN, MOORE & 90.
vEED1EWoRK COUNTER.

Y III
Four dozen round
linen Doylies, stamped
ready for embroidery,
bound with fancy colored
ribbons, at I3c today,
other days 25c. A t
same counter, a small lot
of cotton puffs, rufhed
edges, fancy colors, just
the thing for summer use,
to go at 40, marked
down from 800.
INFANTS OUTFITS COUNTER.
A lot of navy blue
double breasted Refer
Jackets, for children 2 to
6 years, at 100 each,
easily worth I.5o---very
stylish and serviceable.
Also a lot of infants
Bonnets, white and col
ors, daintily embroidered
in silk, to go at 100 to-
day, marked down from
$50, 200 and 800.
At same counter, a
small lot of boys Shirt
waists, light cheviot and
flannel, sizes 7 to II, at
soc, reduced from 100.
In same section, a lot Of
Blanket Wrappers, made
in the very best manner
in our own work-rooms,
to go today at Is off.
The greatest opportunity
of the season to get a
Blanket Wrapper.
SILKS COUNTER.
A lot of fancy Furn-
iture Fringes, all styles
and colorings, some of
which have been sold as
high as 81 per yard, to
go today at lac a yard.
COUNTER.
A lot OF Onyx black,
heavy ingram Hose, wo-
mems, at 28c a pair, re-
duced from 36c. Also a
lot Of Onyx heeced Hose
at the same price. At
same counter a lot of
children's fine cashmere
Stockings, in dark tan
shades, 3.4 and full
length, sizes 4 IL to 6,
to be sold at 90 and SIC,
reduced from SO and 6oc,
great bargain.
HARBERDASHERY COUNTER.
"A lot OF best quality
Four-in-hand and Teck
Knot Scarfs, to go at 63c
today, regular price Csc.
NEWS UNDER WEAR.
Our most popular line
of middle-weight wool
Shirts and D r a W e r S,
natural and white, all
sizes, at FAC for today,
other days $500. At
same counter, a lot of
boys best quality Rub
Der Goats, all sizes, at
1.3S, regular price 1.75--
a good chance to prepare
for the coming rainy
weather.
ASEMENT.
One lot of glass
Lemon Extractors, large
size, at l 1c today, other
days 1oc. Also a lot of
children's TOW Iron Gar
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-12
THE PRESS.

New Wants, To LeJ For Sale. Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-12
The .veathe1 today
is likely o DO
f,5r
MARCH IL, 1894.

The TeGthe7 today
is likely o DO
fair.
MARCH IL, 1894.
TODAY's regular
Il Monday sale will
be as full
of interesting features as
ever, a bit more so than
usual perhaps, and every
item in the following list
is 4 genuine bargain that
thrifty shoppers will do
well to take advantage of.
LINENS COUNTER.
One lot of bleached
damask Napkins, o-S
size, handsome patterns,
which have been selling
at $500, 3.25, $50 and
3.75, to be sold today at
PTS.
HANDKERCHLEF1S COUNTER
A lot of women's fancy
embroidered Handker-
chiefs, fancy colors and
white, subject to manu-
facturers' imperfections,
to go at &C each today
easily worth CSC if per-
feet goods.
RIBBONS COUNTER.
An odd lot of fancy
MORE Ribbons, number
twelve pretty bright col
ors, at 1oc a yard to-
day, marked ownd from
2ec.
TOILET GOODS COUNTER.
Another lot of those
Oxydized Silver Puff
Boxes to be sold at 1oc
teday, other days 15c. AT
same counter, a lot of
"Oatine" Toilet Soap,
at 1oc a box, three cakes
in box, regular price 1oc
a cake.
STATIONERY COUNTER.
A lot Of Eagle Lead
pencils, rubber tips, at
7c a dozen today, regular
ly sold at 1oc. Also a
small lot of Oak Pic
turc Frames. cabinet size,
at 21c, marked down
from 42c.
NECKWEAR COUNTER (Women's
A lot of women's white
silk Handkerchief, pref
tily embroidered in colors
and white, to be sold to-
day at &c, regular price
3oc. At same counter, a
lot of Windsor Scarfs,
all colors, slightly soiled
in stock, to go at
II lac, marked down
from 25c.
UMBRELLAS COUNTER.
A lot of fine English
Gloria Cloth Rain UNI
brellas, made in the best
manner on paragon
frames, case and tassel
with each one, fancy and
natural wood handles.
right size for either men
or women, to be sold at
o7c today, regular prices
1.25 and $50.
TRIMMINGS COUNTER.
One lot of fancy Dress
Buttons at &c a card, two
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-12

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castoria!
The Portland daily press., 1894-03-12

A lot of women's fancy
embroidered Handker-
chiefs, fancy colors and
white, subject to manu-
facturers' imperfections,
to go at &C each today
easily worth 25c if per-
feet goods.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

BsY CRY, Mich. Jan. & >The Amari-
can shipmasturr association. which has
q practical monopoly % me rating q
Am ericsn sssSols Ter the nnderarifers
east. h4s ectercd the fcid On the great
lakes IN opposition % The Inlsbd L4oyds
and usll publish q compiete rating 20
lake vessels Tor the coming scas ~.
Compctent ship builders are Aireaaf st
work on the necee@ary ins.sn<tfons aud
the work eill be completed ahead - the
annual publication 90 the Inland
Lloyds The ratings e,li Re made With
out airtAtion from lntrresfed pafiiss
Last year the representative Undor
writers and vcsecl owners heid . noil
attended seesiou al ltetnoit. "a ubich
time /; was deiermined that nompreus
changes should be made in The ne. hods
formerly 10 vogue. bnt gteat many
good resolutions aud beaps a talk pro
duced 20 apprccialilc result later. IL is
alleged too. that The Bufzio unsinf-
writers have lad The upper hand n cos
necfion with the Iioyd's fatings and
used their advantage % the delfsmsnf
- undereriters AZ ChicAgo. Dptroik,
Milssnkec. aud al aroand these lalroa
n has bcen customary 20 the past 80
taace no assurances until after The 6n.
nual publication q the Llnfl's fefistsr
wss Ia tbe hsn.is II ell these nfsief
wsiiers The claim h made that iasf
year ths Eufaio nen secured fbe
rafinEs. srOte the rhanees ulaha 10 -.
Old book and than sent representatives
aronnd the lakre securing eil he rrt3nt
a the bosincss before Their cpmpellfore
wcrt ready o do business sf al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
HOUSE DIP NOTHING.
Republicans Baiked the Democrats at
Every Turn

wAsHrsorox, Jan. 6-The proceed
ings in tho house were repetition OF
those Of the preceding three days In
the early part Of the day Mr.. Boutelle
started his Hawaiian ball rolling. but
the speaker ruled that the special order.
introduced yesterday by Mr.. Catchings.
was before the house. and on this. the
motion ordering the previous ques-
ton. was put Yeas and nays we're
ordered, but the democrats had
only leo men voting. being about ten
short 81 quorum.
Mr.. Grosvenor had a suggestion to
offcr a. 10 the date for taking up the
tariff bill. On January 8. he said. Mr..
Mckinley would be inauguratcd. having
been reelected governor of Ohio by lo5.
Oo0 majority; and be thought that day
would he an auspicuous time 10 take up
the wilsnn bill The speaker ignored
the suggestion. The republicans con.
tinued to tiliibuster until nearly
o'clock. AZ this time. Mr. Cstchings ol
tho committee on rules came TO the rec
cue with resolution. osierinR the ser
geant at arms TO arrest abeeut members
and, when this was adopted. the house
adjourned until Mondsy at noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Secretary Carlisle has removed Emile
Solignac OF Arizona. Chinese In
spector.
Star service between Wexford and
Kingsley Michigan. has been decreased
- as TO emit brewster.
A petition signed by over 1000 Texas
property owners and voters has been re-
ccivsh by the Hon. ,. &. Burrows. mem.
Der Of the ways and means committee.
protesting against placing the fieecy
staple on the free list
The house committee co banking aud
currency has decided 10 report the bill
Of Representative Brawiey of South Car
olsna. which RENTS all taxes on circu.
latin0 notes issued by private OF state
banks from August 10 October u. 1904
Representative Stephenson has re-
csised a petition from LOO miners Of
Ishpeming. Mich, protesting against
Tree iron ore and claiming that IL would
leave them destitute. lie has tcle-
gram saying that the Marquette board
of supervisors will send him a similar
protest
Secretary Carlisle has appointed a
commission consisting of y. r. Biek
ford. J. G. Aaguirs and C. r. kemper.
of the snpsrvising architects Office. "a
ppprasss the value and 20 report the
most expeditions manner of disposing %
the government building on the fair
grounds at Chicago
The two young Swedish nsturslists.
Biorring and kalstennius. Who were
wrecked On the Caoary islands in Az
gu>ss. ls91 have started Cor Eliemerelsnd
and Ne. Stein az the United states geo.
loxscaI survey. who IL ogsnizing an en-
pesiitioa % that land. viii make II hts
brst dasy 10 search Tor the lest scsen
tista
Acting soperinteodent Neilsou % the
railway mail service has issued gen
srsl order providing that hereafter al
mail Tor Hawaii. t'Li fsi<nds and Aus.
trslis. except Nev Zealand. Be forwarded
hy the ms,.t direct route O. Vancouver.
n G., - - i1ciaded IN mails Tor dis
patch thrace 90 destinstion on the 10th
- eeeh meath.
fhe a<st test a The nssai ordnance
pssvtag Fsouasi- ell 10 an attack ga .
pizts ~ serytng thiekneeA from sievea
b foaris>a inches. The plate essn<H
froes ths Carnegie eofks snd feprs~sots
90 tprz q nirkei plate srasos. inteaded
fes the skiss - The snooifoF Asassfseck
aad the baftefie a the Puritan. The
san eifi - . tea tneh seapoo ana Car
psafef shell sla te esd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
CALLED HIM A LIAR
Representative Cummings Cornered y
Paid Lobby Attorney.

Representative Cummings Corncrco y
Paid Lobby Attorney.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6-"You're a liar
and you know IT," wss the startling ex-
ciamation which fell from the lips Of
Representative Amos j. Cummings OF
New York. at the capitol today.
The remark was addressed TO j. Halo
Sypher, former representative in con.
gress from Louisiana and nov q prsc-
ticing attorney Of this city. The scene
was the room OF the house naval affairs
committee The subject before
the committee was resolution
introduced In the house by Mr..
Holman Of Indiana on December
30 last. which set forth the fact
that more than 81 100000 had been paid
out 10 contractors engaged In the build
ing Of warships for premiums; that the
ships we're 20 built as 20 secure higher
spsed than wsa required By the contract.
thereby permitting the centesctor 20
earn these extraordinary and uniustihs-
bic premiuma
The committee on naval affairs was
instructed to investigate the whole mat.
ter thoroughly and to learn especially
whether through the collision Of any
officer OF the government these premi-
ums were secured.
Mr.. Sypher appeared before the CON-
mittee in support of the resolution. In
the course Of his argument be openly
charged that the committee had been
formed for the express purpose
OF aiding the contractors in securing
these largo premiums
Mr.. Cummings denied the charge and
read letter that was personally handed
70 him Yesterday by Charles NJ. Cramp.
the Philadelphia shipbuilder. This let
ter bore the date of September 23 IL
was alleged 20 have bean written by Mr..
Sypher 10 Mr.. Crsmp II continued
newspaper clippings and. various other
data going 10 show that the matter OF
premiums was one that was likely 10 be
Investigated by congress during the
present session. The letter stated
that the cruiser New York was fraud
and that II was not unlikely that the
premiums that had been paid the con
tractors for excess OF speed would
| have 20 be refunded 90 the gov
eminent The suggestion was made
10 Mr.. Syphcr by scveaal members
Of the committee that the letter might
have been written with . view 10 sccur.
ing his retention By NJ. Cranlp In a
professional way 10 prevent the insssti.
CATION Mr.. Sypher hotly denicd that
such was his purpose 1t was nj
this point that the chairman indignant
| ly said that Mr.. sypher was an emphatic
liar and curtiy required the attorney "a
confine bis future utterances 10 answer.
ing the queries which the committs:
propoundcd 10 him. This practically
closed the session today. which viii bs
continued again on Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
REIGN OF The BOMB
TowREck loWAsTATE cAPITol


Dn MoIxEs. Ioua Ian &--GsorFs
Rsdsnour. private detective ot this
city. told = thrilling story today a .
plot be claims to have unsarthed 70
blow up the state capitol and other
public buildings In Dcs Molnes with
dynamite To prove his sssertions he
shows the following letter. which be
Gays he received through the mails yes-
tssday: '0sorgs Redenour II yon fol-
low me any more you will b sorry for
you have gone far enough with us and
II you get any more of " Ia trouble
yours days will BE- ended. You haint
afraid, but vc viii get and get you when
you haiut looking. Tor your gun will not
stop u Tor We have got something that
beats guns all TO peaces snd hops you
viii take warning and keep your mouth
shut and II you do here anything keep
II g yourself. Take warning from this
or Death"
Two Anarchists Arrested
Rsdenour has been private detective
for some time and has recently done =
number Of good joba he gave the
polico information which led 60 the
arrest Of William McKenna, alias Frank
Doty, and Charles Rcbson for safe
blowing and postoficc robbery. tie
says he has overheard the conversation
OF the plotters. two Of whom At least are
from Chicago. and he thinks they are
anarchist. He says they are manufac-
turing bombs and are preparing 20 blow
up the federal building and courthouse.
The latter building he says is To be
blown up TO libcrste Robson and Doty.
The blowing up Of the capitol IL 70 be
done he says while the legislature is In
scesiou
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

f.si Has OF Hss Not Conscnsr1 On
Ctcxeiaads- Demands

WssniS,srox. Jan. 6-No statement
- te 1ep@hded upon ~ truly accurate
cas es oiitaiaesi conccrning the situs-
non IA Hawaii An official. whose posi-
ton solkl place him IN the Possession
cf any ihforustion contained ia the die
patch saut Secretary Gresham hy Mir
ister Villa said tonight that Ar. VII
hs had lnfbrmed the secrrtary that fas
ss sueea had cons<nted 10 the condi.
tluns imposed by the sdministrstson fo
SECURE IT, support in her restoration and
that Mr. Wills hst ssked the presi
siorsl xi,ytrnment 20 step down and ouf
aad tspst uietwith rrfuzsl Opposing the.
sxentleh4sn shoi iE the coniidcnce ~ the
pressienf and Secretary Gresham aud
Who sas ths SECRETARY today with refer
sncs % NJ Hawaiian situation. says the
Wits shisxrsm contained oothinr more
than statement that the situation was
anrharxph sed that detsslesi report
from tls nlusstsf hHi b~eu forvsnied
from sac Frsncisco ~ mail This IN
fsrma,a,n, be says. he obtained from
Secretary Gresham. The Discrepancy
IN fhees statenenss cannot ba straight
ered rat BY reference - Secretary
ttfeshasn Zoe Ne refuses 20 task 90 the
subieet Secretary Cfsshsn hsd hsnx
e,nleren<k tssiay with the prssidnnt
srrsnnnx ths form Il further n1sfruc.
tscus ~ Mf. Wahe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

era 4 sbolisksd ss,d : method q tran
chiss. aulfs eauisaleot - n4nh heod sui
frnxs With fhs secrot ballot. bs<oznes
lac. Evsa he seking q candidates Y
sholishsd. Ii = conplsis dsnocrsfic
hose rule Tor Loa1on. The tory ness-
psrsrs sesn - - jssl wskiag up 70 shs
sgrssing 20 kseonpeomiDs have ssrioosas
tion q Iscai fsasshisss vii nscsssitats
: special hill Cor sisctersi rsgistra.soa-
Ths eoaservskiye4 sfter finding bar
they have besn dsludsd IN their fscset
conpronisss with M Glaxiusans. sill
peohahiD- oehe~A proszsctsd ssruns's
ossr ttis biit
Ths nisistsss hevs gives pletlgss %
the Irish msnabess that the eae<a's
speech. st the oppning of the sea.icns
shan snnounes The urGsnfv q = b,il 30
sslSstats svicssd tensnts IL Ireland 1hs
bill has beea popased already - &C.
corlspcs uith the Fecenmsndstsoos q
Jushics NattheUD commission. which
wns appoiptodj 10 Decouber lSx2 . In
quiss into the ccoditioo q the evicted
fsuantA It VII b pessned through the
house q commops without delay. The
other biIla. which uil1 bo promiesd IN
the qusens spcoch. viil provide tor
Welsh dis-toiab blishmen6 onc man ono
vote. the local vote tbe eight hour day
In mines and excoptionaliy unhealthy
industries and tte equalization OF the
rates in Loudon. ossing. In the heavy
character of thle pepgsam. the certainty
Of protected oc.nbn, the Irish nation
alists agree tha3 u Mn b futile 70 70
introduce the hon4 rule bill until 1850.
shortly before ths dissolution
The chssfvance q Tie eight hour day
In govern msut fnctogiee viii begin on
February 8 and win affect sone ao'o0o
men,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

ss sdorssd sens rules ard reealstiass
Tor tie xoFernu neat q the ss~ocksk>cn.
vhich ~ foend upcn spp<scx<sos - ~
faulty n 5000 astsalk 10 rssosdy this
xss te prineipsl ok,oscs Il the ms<tlng
We ere coa6<lspt that fhe ac1soa ~
Judge Jsnkins il TIE Nofthern fscsf,c
cas Uili fsxl - nestzns ths spl,rcsHi -
TIE kieher ocnr1s- lIasr iex>sink.oa
which sDsy ~ objerted - b tbs feder-
alton \ sh< Caldwell bin zoe pendlng
In eonxreek osfenskbi5 aimed - the prs
yentlax q trnin robbrrlos M ocnrse
ne srs ~ syups<hy ~ith say edorf 10
stop train rolbsrisk bal % 0lnk that
N kbls bsll tkefe ere some pro<lsaoae
that nlxht - construed % tlls d,ssd-
vantage & railway s~p,oye&r
In fe4nfd ~ The usaftrr q nxbltrsfson
the n.eaab><s eonsidsrst the qucet.on
from The standpoant - : Lev ~ whicA
arbifrs<ion can b forced when the i>soe
secns ~ require ocnfcrsnU betsoeo
ennployse and cupioycf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07


E,snkxahs. Mich. J4n. q 1he 4
Stephenson couspany has heg,in saif ia
the eisceit court % EJECT The Eeeanahs.
lron Mountain A Western Railrozd
company. ietfsr known a. fhr rehIc
singer rosd. from the land occupied bs
that company for railway saFgif and
dock purpoaos When the road IA.
compietsd IL ues fransfcrnpd a. the Chi.
cAgo A Norfhx eFicfp Hailfoad cosnpans
aud has been operated by The latte
ever since. but only during tss s6asons
q navigation. The l. Stephpnson con
pany, who donated The iand aud water
front b. the schiesiugrr syndfcafe. iid
80 with the strict understanding fhaf
the line would Re operated confinuoazlF
and they cold several hsDdrcd tote. fno<sly
o. poor fssopie who thought they aau "a
opportunity Far good insestmeuL Ia
was generafiy hciiescd that ths nsu
railroad meant great boom Zoe E=csnE
ba- - IL would give THIS place . eompci
ana line n railway. Nobody drta8sed
that SchiesioRcr would ever he nnyth.uz
lees than the '1ron kioE- q America.
bot nimoss nnexpccicily the thicaro A
Northwestern company sccunrd q cou
trol of the ncw line aud the result ~.
that tho>e Who beacht real estate ~ fhs
terminus suffered = great tnsncial iSss
The l. Sfsphensoa compsny viii da iis
be<f 20 eee that the Chr,agD North.
western company viii oss The rchiesin.
ger line for sDmrthinx mora than = merc
sham. There are hunereds ~ thons
snd< of dollars tnse-Sedln improvements
on the disputed land such a. railroads. =
mammoth ore dock and sn extcnsiss
lumber dock
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6--Dispatchcs re-
eeived from Captain Picking were the
basis Of two conferences today between
Secretary Gresham and Secretary Her
bert. One dispatch was OF unusual
length and some time was spent In
tranrlating 10 from the naval cipher.
Secretary Herbert said tonight he did
not care TO give out any Brazilian news
for publication 1T is not important in
the sense Of showing any change In the
situation at Rio" he said.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Nothing Ieft Of the Structure Bss tis<
WaIss--To~s asxs Goa

ALasss. y. ". Jan. s-The Alb<ny
thesfer. q structure hve stories high and
covering an area of hall block. vss
completely destroyed by fre at noon %
day. save three wslls and nass ~
detrss nothing remains a the strsie
turs. The firemen cooid do iftls Tot
devote their efort4 30 ezsing surround
ing property and trre sscceszfui in en-
f1nlnr the flames 30 the ihester butidiisg.
The total los IN this baii8ing r. ssai
mated Al tl&s8o and the insurance ~
f<fnpa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

Franks Blunt. the Female Husband.
tn . New Hoie.

Fox pu LAC. Via. Jan. 6--The motor
ious frankie Blopt the several times
female husband, has been given seq
tence q ous year IN the state prison by
Judge Gilson. After sentence she ssrt
for her chpm or wife. and they vefc
cio~etcd together Tor an hour OF tg,,.
She has been an exemplary prisonff
while In jail. and has received letters uf
commendation from Dr. Mary Walker
and other eranks That the prisoosr y
. woman is beyond question:. but she
las worn mems clothing 80 many years
che has scquirei the tsstea and pec's.
hafitirs of q man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
IlEUrENASr MoRIrz's MISTAKE
Attack on the British Troops sssisfAc-
soriiy Explained

LoSpox. Jan. d-Col A. b. Ellis OF
the West India regiment has telegraphed
to the Rf. Hon. III. Campbell Banner
man, secretary Of state for war. the dis
patch being dated Warina. December ~.
as follows: Before dsybreak this morn
ing our camp wss suddenly attacked by
strong force Of natives, several OF
whom were armed with riHes For forty
minutes there was a hot fire. The
enemy used trees for cover. The killed
Of the West India regiment are Lieutcn-
ant Lisbon. Second Lieuteuant Wrough
ton, Sergeant Carraher and four pri-
Yates The killed OF the constabulary
were: Captain Lendy and two privates.
The severely wounded were Sergeant
Field and fourteen privafes OF
the regiment and three privates
OF the constabuiary. The firc sIackcn-
ing. We adyancsd and found seven
magazine rifles and eight Chassepots
shortly after q wounded prisoner re-
ported that 70 had been attacked by
Lieutenant Moritz Of the French army.
thirty two Senegales sharpshooters and
LOO Kiesi nativee.
Al IL o'clock Lieutenant Moritz vas
found severely wounded. Despite all
medical attendance he died at noon
Before his death he ssid that natives
had told him that we we're Sofas aud
that he had 40 idea that se we're Brit
ish. Lieutenant Moritz and ten Sene
gaIese who had been killesi IN the fight
ing wese suried with military hoBors
Captain Lsndy and two eonstables were
shot by their owu neu.
~Their letter ~. been scot TO the
E<~oeh .-.-.ul II Kt<rt s.tfoxo.sns- hsr. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
POWDER MILL BLEW UP.
-Four Men were Kiiled and the Basid.
ings Wrecked

Krxosrox. N. " Jan. a The Lxfiia
a Rand powder mill at Riftop, ten miles
from this city, blew up this morning.
Four men were kiiled SIX hnndred and
fifty kegs Of powder exploded IN the
drying room. and the concussson ex-
ploded 30 kegs in the canning mill. 30
feet away. Both buildings were blown
away. scarcely . plank being left be
hind. Gardner Friedenburgh and Jos-
eph Saunders. who were Ia the drying
room. were torn 10 pieces and portions
of their bodies we're wicked up 500 yards
away. EichaeI Gibbs. who was Ia the
canning mill. was burned 10 crisp in a
second George kipp. boss of the
powder makers. was crushed 10 death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

CoLUxBus. Ohio. Jan. 6.--Among the
bills which wili probably be introduced
in the house soon Is one by Represents.
tive Deaton Of Miami county which II
somewhat peculiar in its character. II
provides that the shcsiff of each county
shall keep on hand and in good condi-
ton certain number of bloodhounds.
the idea being to use them in tracking
escaped criminals and Ia detecting petty
fhfnwrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

SAx FasxcIsco Jan. 6~Er President
Harrison and Governor Mckinley have
former 10 preside over the congress of
economies and politics. which ss 10 be
he'd daring the midwinter exposition.
Among other congre~ses 10 he held are
one on edscstion. another 90 astronomy
and third 90 mining
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07

PExEsklIa. \. u. Jan, "a hrs ae.
ssroyed ths iskcshop a Paul we->eis
this mornine I've bakrrs Cbsfls<
Curry and Henry peossbern, ~crs
barned 10 desfh snd jsmse Delsmsfer
vas inisred ~ the falliax q . rof
I<pre e1gen