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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
DEED OF A MANIAC
John Cummings Fastened His
Family in . Burning Room
cRfmATlHe ALL or THEN
oaly Thsir skssesons Fo~nd uhen she
fsise Wss guished---Cum-
miag. Had Dslirtsns rrsmeas-
cRfMATING ALL or THEN

OMAHA. Nsb., Dec. 3l.--A frs In cob
tags owned by John CpmminEs 1t No.
5l4 South Fourteenth street. at about
2:l5 this mosring. resulted in four r.
zlitisA The ire wss quickly exfin-
gujshed by the department. and four
bodice were discovered huddied together
In the corner of the bsdroom. They
wore the remains of Mr.. John Cum
mings and wife. one child 3 years old
and MrA Margaret For. mother of Mfx
CummingE Coroner Maui vas sent for
and took charge Of the remaiss The
story Of the FIRE, - related by Tommy
Fox. grandchild Of Margaret Fox. II q
peculiar one. Mr.. John Cummings had
been III In the bedroom adjoining the
sitting room In which the family were
seated at the time. The child WAS with
the father Tommy Fox said the
mother. who was reading book. arose
from beside the stove and went into the
room. Mira Cummings overturned the
lamp which was standing on the center
table and the house Immediately took
fire. Mr.. Cummings closed the bed
room door and according 70 the story OF
the boy. held II tightly shut
burned co n Crisp
The four human beings were penned
up aud could not escape. They were
burned 10 a crisp in the devouring
flames. Mr.. Nathan, a next door neigh
Dor. heard q woman CRY. MY child. my
child 10 burning" and NJ be looked out
Of the window OF his house he sac tho
mother trying 20 raise the window and
make her escape with the child in her
arms. Ii was however. impossible for
ker to get out and she soon disappeared
from the sight OF Mr.. Nathan, who
rushed to give the alarm to neigbbors
and II possible 10 rescue the four. No
help was able to reach the unfortunates,
however, until the flames had been sub
dued by the firemen and then horrible
and piteous spectacle met their gaze.
Four skeletons on the Floor.
Four skeletons with nearly all the
flesh burned from the bones were to
gether in the corner. The storr is in
deed a strange ore and has the testi-
mony Of the boy who was with the fam
lily in the sitting room. He endeavored
to open the door but in vain and when
the hire burst into the room in which he
was he was driven into the street Cum
mings was a heavy drinker and had
been suffering from excessive drinking
for some time. II is supposed that be
had an attack Of delirium tremens and
was in an insane fit when he committed
the awful deed. The damage done to
the houss was slight the fire scarcely
getting beyond the room where, the
tragedy occurred The bed and bthef
furniture were completely contabued-
All day crowds thronged the rnorgue
eager TO satisfy their morbid curiosity
by view OF the remains The crush
became so great that the officers finally
denied admission to all. The inquest
will be held at 10 o'clock Tuesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Emperor williams Policy 20 bc At
tackcd--Foreign News.

tCopyrisht 1913 By the United Prcss.l
BERLIN, Doc 3l.-The governments
first encounter with the conservative
clerical coalition will take place on the
issue Of the extraordinary marine
crcdits II is an entirely new feature Of
the conservative policy that tho party 10
willing 90 make an open and general
fight against Emperor and ministry.
The men in Breslau have applied for
IN increase Of wages on the ground that
they cannot live on what they nov get
The employers have refused to grant
the application Some OF the weesers
have already quit work
Emperor William has gone to Kcil 10
settle the domestic troubles Of his sister.
the Princess Charlotte and her husband
bernard. hereditary prince Of SAKE
Meniergep.
A. IL Clark of Boston has stopped in
Berlin on his way 10 Munich where he
will superintsnd the cutting Of q large
lens for Chicago uuiversity's giant telcs.
cope.
The trial % the yoeng czech agents
who murdered Rudolph Mrva . week
ago will take place In January.
The draft of tbs commercial treaty is
nov under srrutiny In 81 Petersburg
A congress of German chambers ~
commerce vii meet here on January II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

rule. Doubsiess fhs conzervatises ~ill
cry out against the so-ca!ied tyranny q
the govsfnment N shutting OF full dis-
eusaion u the remaining nifty clause of
the bliL The peers. moreover. HsIi ind
IN the eIosure proccoaipgs an exeuse for
rejecting or ausnding the undebatrd
clauses bat - the ex1ensive ministerial
program II the eo6nihg se<sion must bs
carried oot before the dis ,oiution. no
other coures il open 20 Mr. 0lsdstons
than the summary disposzl u the parish
councils bills in the commons aud the
transfer of tho whale burden u its re-
jsction - - shoulders a tbs peerx
The rrcent revival q the agitation Tor
. new trial al NrA Maybrick. confined
Ia Wohing prisou because convicted of
hating possoned her husband, has ended
In dx3la. The home oc6cs dsuiee that
is hes received the important nsw syi.
dsncp which Mra Maybrick's friends
we're said 10 hare peoducfd.
The distress prevalent among the
poor of London u shown By the work
house returns fof the holidaya On
Christmas day 10000 names were on
the relief roll. This number exceeds
the record of Chsistmss 1892 By moro
than 10000
The admiralty plan for enlarging the
navy . sf!i u embryo. all that y known
positively h thst no Extraordinary grant
vili be demanded at once. A fixed an.
nual sum y 10 cover armaments and
equipments Of Ill kinda but the cost OF
the ships b 70 appear in the budget
only after they shall have been armed
and made ready Tor service
Advices from Bombay are to the elect
that an import duty Of twenty per cent
10 about 70 be imposed on silver.
The miu1stsrs propose TO proroguc
parliament On January 20, and 10 re-
sumo work on February 2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

ApRIsS. Mich. Dec 3i.--Freeman.
Dslsmster a Co. hardware dealers of
Detroit. have caused q eapias 20 issue
against I'd b. Gibfan and Ashly Walker
"a the frr of Gibfan 4 Walker. lately
tailed. siIs ing misrepre-entstion as 10
the stsnding ~ the tirm when II vas
organized Gibfan married Walkers
sister. and Mira Walker. mother ~
Walker. and Mrs Gibfan had . $500
mortgage on the stock. when the De
troifers ciaimsd that 1900 % it vas
said 70 hare been al advance 10 young
Walker as an heir.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
THREATENED THE MINISTER
His Crusade Against Investment Com
panies the Cause.


SAGINAW, Mich. Dec. 3i.-The Rev.
George X. Wallace. pastor Of the First
Congregational church, received the
following letter yesterday from either
crank or scoundrel. which he naturally
thinks an un- American proceeding that
should be put stop to:
-Mr. q. K Wallace will let you
know that you better keep your mout
shet. am afraid that the time Is near
ing your existence. l heard that they
will blow up your hout with dynamite.
The feeling is very bitter against you.
you better look out Yours. truly.
IS. 8"
For the past three years remarked
Mr.. Wallace in commenting upon the
above. Il have led crusade against the
fraudulent investment companies.
Threats of violence have reached mo
before. and one night four drunken Eel.
lows came In hack 10 take me out OF
my hoose The knowledge that had n
revolver probably deferred them from
carrying out their intentions The
worst. however, reached me In the shape
Of the above letter. think 10 is sad 70
be compelled 10 believe that the spirit OF
anarchy exists In the breasts OF some.
even in Saginaw"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

florida Sports Confident or . Fa-
vorabie Court Docision-

NorabIe court Doct4toh
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. 3i--Judge
Call viii hear parties In the habeas
corpus proceedings Tuesday in the mat
ter OF tho arrest Of Corbett and Mitchell
to test the Florida Law in relation 70
prize fights The proL.oters Of the light
seem to have some grounds for asserting
that Judge Call viii decide the case in
their favor. They base their claim on
C.ill's record when he was prosecuting
attorney for this county about three
years ago. At that time glove contest
took place at the opera house Ia this
city. The principals in the affair were
promptly indicted by tho grand
jury. but when the cases were
called. IL IL said. that Call. in
his capacity of prosecuting attorney,
moved 10 dismiss the indictments on the
ground that such contests were not In
violation Of the laws Of Florida They
Say that IL will never do FOR Call. the
judge, TO decide that glove contests are
prohibited. for IL viii be an admission
that Cali, the prosecuting attorney. did
not know anything about Law. The
managers Of the club say that II Judge
Call snstains them, the government can
not get the case before the supreme
court. 90 the right Of appeal does not
exist for . prosecutor.
Nobody believes for moment that the
government viii accept The eituation- Il
Judge Call decides In favor of the con-
test anil allow the contest to be pulled
of without intcrference.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Cardinal 6tboons nsd 3 long consul
tauon Nitn the pfes'oset :.
opocAAl ssrvscs hae osen es<aninnea
bsfueen Manning and hou~ Chspoygan
coonty. Mich
Ths cruiser nsntonomah has been or
dsrsd 20 fripklzd and there % await
further osisr<
Secretary of War LAnont hes returned
from visit 70 bic father st NJ Grsv.
vile. Nev York.
nt. .-&,m.f.d thss the pubiie debt
.t.ss~.ns a ~ i~,,.ed tomorrow viii
show : reduction os $500. 900 in the
balance available tor the payment Of the
public debt
Secretary CsrIisls hes accepted the
designations of II. g. Macarthur. sur
yeyor of eustomA Lincoln, Nebraska. and
Milton Wsidisr. collector Of internal
revenue for the Portland. Oregon, dis
trict.
There are nov In one OF the large
aquaria as the nah commission building
about forty pins representatives of the
Michigan grsyling. The fish we're
brought 70 Washingtou from Chicago
afns tks eioss of the Worlds Columbian
sxp6ofti6d
The VOTE ON the income tar il 10 take
rl..,. Am ths wavs and means COMMITTEES
Gondav and IL h nor pretty veil known
that : majority viii be sxainst IL The
prtfdent and Secretsry Carlisle have
thrown the weight Of their influence
against such tax
Representative Whiting viii soon in
trodt,ee = bin proyidlng for the issuance
- : 49, -. 80. - l.~,.I sa,l.- traa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

IL VIII He He.dy Fo~ Delivery In rsn
DayA

WAsmxGrox. Dec. 3l.-w. T. Harris.
tho United States commissioner of sdu-
cation. has made public the report Of
the COMMITTEES of ten ON secondary
school studies appointed at the meeting
of the National Educational association
held In July, lsy2. ut Saratoga, ~. u.
tincuisned educators IN the United
States. including the prcsidenis of most
of the leading colleges
The Recommendations include tbs
earlier introduction Of the study q
Greek and Latin into American schools.
aud that three years be devoted 70 Greek
and four years "a Latin Thsy plead
thzt -alk puplis Of the same intelligence
and the same degree Of maturity DO In
sfructed alike. No matter whether they
are subsequently 20 enter . college Of
scientific school OF intend 10 pursue
their studies no farther"
Finally they declare that -the worst
obstacle TO modern language study u
The lack OF properly equipped instrue-
tors. and that IL is the duty Of universi-
ties. states and cities TO provide oppor-
tunities for the special preparation Of
modern language teschers'
The Conferences oo mathematics was
uoanimously Of tho opinion that a radi-
cal changs N the teaching of arithmetic
was necessary.
They eeummend that the course In
arithmetic be at once abridged and en-
riehed; abridged by omitfing those sub
jects which perplex and exhaust the pu-
pil without afording any real valuable
mental discipline. aud enriched by q
crete problems"
The entire report viii probably be
ready FOR distribution TO persons inter
ested in educational matters in about
ten days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
ATLANTA WANTS THE FIGHT.
Athletic Club Organized 20 secure
the Mifchcil- Corbcft NAL

ATLANTA. Ca. Dec. 3l.--An Athletic
club was organized here today xifh a
paid up pcapitaiof 10000 and bid Tor the
Corbett- Mitchell contest viii be made In
event the meeting cannot be pulled of
In Florida Ii has been found that the
laws Of Georgia do not prohibit prize
fighting and the persons interested IN
the movement are among the leading
and most influential men in the city.
They viii be able 10 pub of the fight
without opposition. Articles Of incor-
poration viii be secured In the courts
tomorrow morning. and during the dss.
by an agreement Of the club j. II.
Lynch win leave Tor Florida to consult
the pugilisfA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
Reocirer- WIN Ana the Mon.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Dec. 3l.-Heury c.
Payne. one Of the receivers OF the North
ern Pacific railroad. returned today from
St Paul Mr.. Payne said he believed
the trouble with the employees regarding
the new wage schedule would be ami
cably settled. He said in the event OF 10
being shown that there was injustice in
the new schedule there was possibility
Of the receivers joining the men asking
the court for its modification.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Pans. Dee. 3l.-Several Spanish and
Italian merchants from Brazil landed
from steamer at Marseilles. They re-
port that while at Rio Janeiro on De
cenber the insurgent flagship Aquida-
ban fired on boat flying French colors.
Admiral Libran Of the French warship
Arethuss at once boarded the Aquida-
ban and demanded an apology and
redress. On the next day the Aquidaban
saluted the French flag with eleven
Ouna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
CHICAGO GOT EXCITED.
Rumors That Prcnderxast Had Sui.
cided Kept Jailer Morris busy.

CHICAGO. Dec 3l.--Another rumor
that Prendergast. the condemned assas-
sin Of Mayor Harrison. had committed
suicide, gained circulation this after
noon. Officers in nearly all the police
stations telephoned the Jail regarding
the truth OF the report. and Jailor Nor
ris was kept busy for over an hour an
swering the question: During the
afternoon Prcndergast sent written re-
quest to the jailor TO have his cell
changed, but II was not granted. Prem
dergast Is at present occupying q cell
with George Craig. charged with muir
der. and neither appears dcsirous ct the
others company. The crowded condi-
ton OF the Jail renders the double occa-
pan cy necessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
HoNokED BY VICTORIA.


LoxpoS. Doc. 3l.-The announcement
OF the New Years honors conferred by
her majesty has begun. Theodore Fry.
an iron Manufacturer and liberal menu
Der OF parliament for Darlington and
Leonard Lyell. = large land owner and
liberal member OF parliament for Orkney
and Shetland have been made baronets.
Thomas Roe. timber merchant and
liberal member of parliament for Derby
aud Donald Horne Mac Farlane. an
East India merchant and liberal mem
ber OF parliament for Argyllshire. have
been knighted. Joseph Norman Lock
yer, the astronomer has been made COM
panion Of the Bath; Sir Henry Morti.
mer Durand, head OF the recent diplo-
matte mission 10 Afghanistan, knight
commander OF the most exalted order OF
the star Of India
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Sr. JosEPH. Mich. Dec. 30.-Deputy
Sheriff Napier has captured in Canada
James Mccarthy. "a former plumber of st.
Joseph. who. some time ago. IL is alleged,
succeeded In getting several hundred
dollars worth OF valueless checks cashed
ana otherwise did up his friends In this
city. and then skipped. A number of
merchants cashed McCarthy's personal
checks upon his representations that he
had a bank account.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
MuRDERER IN IRONS.
Phil Evans Failed fo Break Jail and
Will Hang Friday.

BARDsTowN, ky., Dec. 31.-Phil
Evans, the negro sentenced 20 be hanged
next Friday far rape. made an attempt
to break jail last night. and had not the
discovery been made today be might
have made his escape tonight Ia some
manner q cold chisel had been Snug
gled to him and with this Evans had
almost completely cut the plate oil that
held the lock on his cell. This was dis
covered by Jailor Isoby early this morn
ing. Evans was placed In irons and will
be- kept 90 until tomorrow night when
tho death watch will be placed over
him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

: Mr. Jameson. q director of Tie anglo
kensington. England, of influenza
The Hon. Nathaniel Nhesler. prcsi-
dent q the Wheeler a Wilson Nsnugsc.
turing company. died Sunday morns1e
st bridgeport. Ccnn-. from q oiseses ~
the stomach. aged % years
William Richardson, the street car
magnafe. died st Brooklyn. \. n. sun.
day morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

IxpfsssrotIS Ind Dec. 81. Louis
Snyder shot and killed Mira Olive Cloud
at midaight. firing tour shots each a
which took effect The traepiy &C.
CURED at the hoape "a the Chsed 30.
man on Pine street. vith not,ody else In
the house ercspt Nrs Ciosd's 10 year
cid daughter Snyder made god his
escape II !. supposed b. have bsen .
lovers qusrreik
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

wEsr BAY CfrY. Mich. Dec. a.
~Piety Hill. the most aristocratic sec
ton of the city. is in state Of excite
mcnt over the action of club of promi-
mont young lsdies Half the members
astired themselves In male dress suits
and waited upon the other halt 10. from
and during an evening entertainment
Nearly NIL are church people and some
Of the thonghtIess girls may be disci-
Mined
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
Peasants Turning BuiIdings

RoME, Dec 30.-The local officers OF
Partenico. Sicily, having rejected the
proposal Of the royal commissary to
abolish the -four duty. the peasants have
burned the rural octroi ofiicee Houses.
haystacks and strawstacks have been
destroyed by fire at several places ia
the rural districts OF Palermo. Further
troubles are feared.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
FOUR NEGRoEs WHIPPED.
They Had Becn MaInine Their Nesgh-
borx Live<tock-

Waco. Texas. Dec. 3l-Edwsrd
Murcker. q negro. and his three soma
Albert Jesse aud George. who reside six
miles south q Waco. were taken oef of
their house by tsenfy Eve men who wore
white masks The msskcrs marched tho
four negroes 90 q skirt of post oaks near
the BRACES river. and after tying them
mp gave them thirty nipe lsshes each
with hickory switches The negroes
we're then ordered 10 leave the country.
The negroes are suspected % manning
livestock belonging % their nsighbors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

.Skx ANTONIO. Texas. Dec. 3i.--Since
there is STRONG doubt that the Corbett-
Mitchell fight viii not come OF In Flor
ida. the syndicate Of San Antonio busi-
sees men have renewed their offer ~
e35.0oo 10 the managers Of the principals
10 have the contest come on in San
Anionio or MEXICO. No reply has yet
been received
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
Tn we., sen.,or lslIr. NOD.

JseEnoS. Mich. Dee, n Merit We'd
nessisy Joha A. Pratt q THE scity. student
IN the medissl department II ibe eni-
vstriiy. aud leader - The Uaivrfssty
flIes eiuh. viIl - unised in maffsses -
Aiss q issnnett Nckinnef a Hrsoklyn.
~ ". nieca q seastnf Dsvii y Hsil
Ne. rfast usll graduate nsst Iese shd
the eesfle will take up their sesiseaee
a Nall l.aka Ctr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Iowa CRY. Iowa Dec. 3i.--A light
glove contest 20 q iinish for q purse of
t5pO and door money befwecn James
Mara Of this city and Padiy Brennan of
Davenport took place tear here last
night about 30 being In attendance.
Both men sustained considerable pun
ishment but Mara Won In the seventh
round.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

81. Icsscs. Mich. Dec. 3o--Ths trans
fer steamer Saints Marie bnrst the
cylinder a her after" engine last night
whila 10 the middle % the STRATA She
managed % reach 81 Ignsce hy means
10 her forward engine. although the ice
vas considerably jsmmrd. The steamer
81 Ignacs will do the transfefing nntil
the repairs are made. which will proh.
ably take some time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Hrvrsservfv. Pa. dec. ~ The ex-
teneive hrs brick works. II B. n Wirfnn
a sens q fhalipsberE. Centre eunaty.
have shat down. tbrosing cut a EN-
pioymeot = large numbsr u mea a the
rorks snd cisy ninee Superintendent
Wickrf suanuacss that The sofss siH
nee rrsnms untii q hoal fisprsfian 70
unasie ~ the Nasun tariff hilL watch
PROPOSES a rrdaetson - a. prr tksa-snd
n are hfiek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

L.sxsfSe. Dee. n. Since July there
hare bcen ninety two cases a diphtbersa
In this city ninsteen a which have
proved fatal. hut nt the close a the
year the city II without single csss a
the disease IN has cost the county
about f2.ooo fnr The care and supprrf n
the families pbo we're pisced IN easrsn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01
TO ESCAPE STATE LAW.
knights OF fAbo~ Hcadgaarscs< .
He Moved 90 Washington.

.DFs MoisEs. Iowa Dec. A. ticaerzi
Master Workman Sewerage ot tAs
Knights Of Labor says u Il prposbi<
hat the headquarters " the order niil
bc removed from hiiso<lphis % Ws<ff
ineton. on account a ths rccnnt Ann
Arbor decision IN regard 20 sbe sght Il
an organization Ia order ulen On strike.
and making it crime 90 do 60. tie szys
10 ID proposed 30 place the central head.
quarters in the District Of Columbia IA
order 10 escape the ststs iss in thi.
matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

Sks Yosx. Dec. 3i.--jake schHf<r u
going on the stage a. . star He he
entered into -psrtDefship with "a
Variety Performers Ward and Fc1ss
and xill appear with then NEXT ses<o1
IN farce comedy. in the third act ~
10 a. give an exhihition ~ fanc, sk7ss
with A. W. Spinhs. The csntrscf c<lis
for i25 weeks. beginning the tirst ~eek
IN Afril
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

PoSTIkc. Mich. Dec. 81 There seems
to be an epidemic Of barn burning in
Oaklaod county at present, no less than
four barns having been destroyed In the
past ten daya The latest one Vas that
Of John Rasmussen. Ella miles southwest
Of here. which was burned Friday night
together with q span q horres. wagon.
buggy and all the sesson's crops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

TiFFIs. Ohio. Dec. SILT IL now ac-
cepted A. fact by most ~ the creditors
Of ex-Gov. Foster that he win BE- unslie
10 make q settlement with them "a 50
cents on the dollar acSorling @ sgres-
ment From the creditors COMMITTEES
IL IL learned that the procsss of lsv lock
ing 10 the recovery ~ what u In sight
for the benefit Of the creditors a Foster
A Co. viii be proce-ded elfh without
delay aud that tie two Cleveland ca.
pcrts will return 60 Fosforia within the
next fex days and finish their exnmina.
ton u the banks Affairs and make their
report 20 the COMMITTEES. In the mean.
time il Is understood that Mr.. Foster Il
continuing his Efforts 10 raise the money
necessary 10 eject settlements
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-01

LsxaSe, Mica. Dec. aL--Govrrnor,
Rich hss parioned Charles Summers.
Who vse fecrafly sent to the Detrpst
house of correction from Detroit for
vsxrznex. summers was ooe ~ that
numerous class - Individuals who
csarte<i an arrest and eonvietivn that he
NIGHT rot have 10 struggle with the
cnii wofld &c . living daring The win.
ter. A frieud a. Milan promis>a n tsks
care - hiua. hossver. snd - the gox.
~rre- conctafled D. gra1f him . psrfun.