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THE SUNDAY HERALD.
VOU Mli VI i I
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.. SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1893
NUMBER 2?x
PART I.
j .
EJeARY
THIRD nCKEI A tin
Anti-Snappers, Determined to
Nominate One.
TWO VERY OPPOSITE MEETINGS
Ksenbik.n ia Harmony and DemocxaM
id Stew They AcuwCgs
Thaw Sttuatma Danger .jua.
New V an, Oct. 1 Matters were
l.va.y at iu aet.onel republican quar
ter today. Ctaauiau Carter, no.''
tary Mg4 uiua Ml c.arkson and
Mr. Kereaa received o,uito a number of
ca.ler. atcr tlieeoch iiMbeto id
Ktd for s.x iMCLci it r .- r ..
Wya, (h tuj r 10, Logansport, cto
ber 11, fc.firt, Octobr 12, all m In
diana, lu n.o ae wdt speak at War
ro, vtuter 14 Among the callers
today wre ecretary lracy, euaiar
JaduocS of hehraaae, & L. Magee of
ffiLta .vau., lu-druaaler am ott of
.New tork, l'r. Syrmger. c Lawman of
toe lepuui.can alate executive
cnmm.tiee of Mississippi, Cou
lierfotia Jiiiifi Buchanan of
freutoa and Cot, W. a. 1 ledge el
uorg.a. Coiouei Pledge said that tb
condition of affairs iu the scuta n
very encouraging.
Sittit r Paddock ol Nebraska, who
, in Nf V'rkua h:i wiy home
Ii mi Wah.ugton, w.s utie of the early
tor at lbs republican headquar
ter. Ihe senate r n sprakmg ut the
situation :n Nebraska aa d that ad
v cm from hi state were very eocour-
; H Was on ni4 way boOM to
pt dor an -u oca aa be count. Ho
aa d ne had Mm TtUSOet confidence in
the stsreeas of the can paid a in Ne
l MMS
Mr SSSag of D'ui Ji rau.
A- the democratic nat.ouai head
quarter today there wa a feeling ot"
r gret '...at lac Aut. .-nappsrs of this
cty have leaded to run an independ
ent local t.cket. Chairman Herrity
uJ t.l" ioc tti all advised againid
it in.! they are of the opini n tbxt this
aeti n will n l help the nat.onal ticket.
1. i. a iU thai tne real danger is im
tea peop.e's trading of votes for local
office. Mott of Itie members of the
tiemocrauo a mmsatee left fee home to
day. J.J. li.c; erdsou, democratic na
t.ouai coaim tteemaa wa at tiea 1'juar-
laj eOeiggUWg p.ans for pushing
t e canvas ui his state, Tne demo-
rtj 4aeided to wait a wniln bafor
n m.nati ;g a n an for thrtf jesjtftw, i
the court of apea Th- noaunalKNI
tutiHt be wad be tore October 31.
t ;iuacey F. Black, preaident of the
national association of democratic
clutw, is sa parted to arrive touis;ht. It
w stated tnat Im w k parvoMUlj call
upon Mr. Cswelaad nd Mr. Htfl and
urge them u accept the invitations
' v . . v ixl B i' i t them to address
: rttngof clubeto be beld at the
academj of music Tuesday next.
Tsmmany Kiects Delegstes.
N. VoiiK. O. t. 1. Tae Tammany
deniorsiic organ. i slkM this Hvenin;
weld miliary elections :n trie thirty as
Wly districts of the oty and elected
delegates u a city, county and judic
axy eeweaotieei tor tne first judicial
I t and assembly and aidnrtnaoic
d.ttr.ot convention.
NATIONAL FINANCES.
Report Shown a Decrease m the Debt
IsMfWaWI n the Treasury.
W 1 . I - rhp -Ut.-nsrnt
on the tHsl t on of the pubiic debt
and treasury on the 3ovh ot Septem
M a SMWEOesw dunog trie month
in tne former ot 7 04,255, Ami an in
crease of cash in the latter of $2,743,
573, a n I decrease of . 4-il
IfV was an Micrease of in the id
tereet bar ng debt, a d"cr a-; of I2G,--SO
in t .e dtt on which interest
has teeeed. tmt a d r-ase of rril,
Ttt.AU n tr.e tett r waiiofl no mtreit.
Tne totai debt is 1960.513,164. 13
T'e cash baian :i II tr aury, exclu
sive of the 110,000,000 gold reserve,
was .;;..H-.'...H. Ot ti;a amount t16,
" i, .'. oi was on deposit in aaiioual
t aoK t tne credit ot disbursing ollirers
s i general account, ( o n in the
- a : ..f f Jt" os.V,
aga net which certificates amounting to
W. "'i5.W9 hat been Hued aol ft t.
,iver. w th 3i.4t ,;M cer
t. rVralea ootclaedieg asje nt t.
The Utal receipts for the month were
I 171.6, awsaaat I2S.0OI in
otemher. ttn and the in roae was
almost entirely from the custom house.
Last month tns cntoms due footeu up
$l7.2tH,47 6. In September, lXfl.
they were t h. a ti I t ;r
!t montn ere '.. 'K.7H.74, a-i if
t9934,6il. 19 a year ago. Pennns
wr cnargt-a' w It the grat hulk
of the increase. Mm M'V'54,307.13.
i i teniber. trie ajmenta on
toat account wrre 7-.V.
Judge Oreafiasa fee Cleveland.
rn loo, (H . 1. The H-raM tomor-
srw m ii . ennnmceinnt that
m Wa'er ij hr'tusm, Who n
made i strong t id for the repn'i; an
. ?v ' -at ttn and who f
ma v ears 'ia teen one of the mot
'Tonent figures in the republican
t nrtr I v.'f fof r..r levelsnd.
1 n 'aniHMiare-o. -t ad" on th
rreeham hs Hn
davs. Judge Allan
III ' WH
I rash am to nsefti
bs
ihoim", y ft I i f ipssbl cans
f this civ opened the eiBBpeisni u-
r ih a st rf
if a;pei fm
M a en ie-1
il-i wM eloaed
SMStsev ffScft en Tnal.
ft J The mf i
;a so ne increaei g e .j s
ahl relaru of tr'.i.t.'; 1
pruesiOtt was genera today in the .
boaeahold tbat she was tdlj
tetter. The amc i f nour .:..
watch she is atne to take is the uul
asMOUrag'.ng feature these dav. and
Slreogtoens the liESC ECQtsOfl that '
can continue t t. .a 'sr own aw e
longer her chances fur neli.ng U lU:
are certainly much .uij.r.d.
ENCYCLICAL LETTER.
Pope Lev) Issue One to be Ksad la
Chu.wh I -y.
Nsw Yoke, tvt. 1. lu the Human
Catholic cherehec of America an en
cyclical letter will be read tomorrow ;
expressing in part the sei.twnsuis here- j
iu contained.
'It s right a-; ; opportune that ws
should addresa to all children of the ,
itnueticerta.il exhortation which w ll
be renewed tarouu ) oar words, so tuat
the may strive to observe the coni ng
O. -oter. devl.catnt by fi-i loary to
I ady and August QrsMSJ Mother
sjl 'od. witn ttie more UVWJl p ety
1 hose Sim can and ouKht to do so
place no huuU anu impoe no pCESl i-e
aa arrogant wicked ness ant til bf a
str . .: riervauee it d : vine law. Henoa,
;t :s whrii uci is tt;e QaEC tnat have
0 deplora the est.il 1 ahuient ol th
nkesNI for the training of the mind
Msg the study of trie arts, in which the
name of od is either not ment.oned or
vituperated. We have to deplore the
..Leae, da ly grow.ug bo.der, of laying
everything whatsoever before the
pop u ace by mean of pttbltoat on, of
every so: i :; i.VC to
Gad and tne church. Nor :s it less
to be depicred that amount many
t athokes t.ieri) is a rem.s. :o;i of dutv
u ad an apatriv wh eh, ;f not sqitlVhlent
to any open abandonment of trie faith,
tend to terminate m it, since the prac
: era ia do wise eooaoEtant
with the faith. Our desire can be real
ised in the fu lest measure through ds
v a to the rosary ot the lUessed Yir
g.a. Bftoold these counsels and wishes be
B i at by the irreligious, who blas-
ssna whatsoeeer they know not,
may liod nierc;lully pardon them.
I.pr Leo XIII.
The letter also bestowed the aposto
lic benediction upon the faithful.
LATTLR DAY SAINTS.
Camp Itestnig of Mormons Opened at
Logan, Iowa.
I ics, I., Kit. 1. Reunion of the
latter day sa.nti opened here today
under the oust favorable circum
- i toes aed gave pronr.se of being a
notable occas oa. A host of leading
lights of the Mormon etiurch ar in at
Laooa, and lne opeuing exercises
srsrs f tne most interesting and renu
a M eiU character. The church people
' aesart that great work will be accom
plished in their peculiar religion.
There are nearly three hundred tents
on the ground and many families are
with the c.t.ens. Many more are ex
pected to arrive. The affair is under
the control of Kider Foscull, and the
musical program is presented by a
arije choir of able smer". Sundav
beiag e fair day at least 5,000 peopid
will be in attendance.
REPORTS FROM EUROPE.
Cholera Still Continues, But Decreasing
Very Rap.dly.
Hambi ko, Oct. L Tnere havo been
e,?hty-hve fresh cases today, twenty.
four deaths and IS8 boriais. Only 8'J'J
p'-rsous art under tfeatrnent m the
cholera tioso.tais. Tin- theaters are
doing a tremendous business. Beer
gardens and variety shows have been
patronized tOSHght as not tn the pre
v six moctl ba,
Tkikste. 0 t. 1. Fo ir cases ot chol
ra S I o deaiu hare Oeen rap
here today.
Vi:m, Oct. 1. From Rergogus,
eeef the taiiaa frontier, six cases of
Cholera snl one dea f, a e x- ;
In ( raicrow there have been four fresh
cas and two -baths todav. In Bod a
lvta t'.ere have len eight tresh
cases and fiv d.-aths.
(Jr..o.i ac he PeilOSH Out.
( h: io, Oct, 1. The I n ou Pacitic
will probably be the nxt hne to de
sert lbs stoking I rai. Dtai as
soiaation. It gave notice today of
, awal from tn- ; .:r d-'sr'-ment
ol the seeacsation. Th" aigned
reason was I MM i.-csiou of V-st-ern
Traffic sic a: IB MM)
regerdinsj the 1 aiesi Pacific rat- via.
Opdee, The w.thilrawnl occasioned
but little comment, as it was expected.
Preparation for Columbus Day.
N:w York. Oct. 1. A Joint meeting
of trie baoqael and rcei t mi c run- t
tees of the Columbus celebration was
held today. t the MO eats at th
tianquet I ivitat ons tor 7-." hal bssS)
sMswpteJ.it was rep rud. Hoxes will
n er' 1 for I r- ! f Harrison,
ex-Preident Cleveland and ex Presi
dent Hays.
Death of sn Editof.
MoirrrnaR, V t . Oof. 1 Ifirs n At
aiea, estlise ol tn- Arg' s an I Patriot
an i ssMsfseea of lbs dea raf o st ite
c -mm Ilea, d.ed at 140 th.s eveuing.
He wa y year 0 I .
AVERAGE OP J 5 6 IXlstfiS HEAT3.
Great Week's Rac if at Trrs Ha is.
I'-s'.naMon of the Flyers.
Tsesr H r: . Itti., 0 t l.-Tbe
2 17 pa.e. im fin ed yeter1y. s
called HlM morn m and w m tf. r
straight heats by Mikado Ihe tinss
was stow M I a rved ;,. redoes the av
rage (or the wees. Per the sitty
heat trotted or pacvl At tne n ee g
the average ton. . '', a r'!i
that i i y d v.
Flying Jd worx. d two o m les Ik
morning snd . w signs or aatanese,
ssipfMsed le be .1 i.. I p int n
h l ff f re .e,j 11 w I Be " ped
t, ftii to ' oe and en in the
t r . orn -re i tare iber n- ' I -
w in Hal Pointer and iy It s un
ert"S there w 11 be a re
sti.stmeat us Ihe parse br
IhAt TAC-, ' T-e-ncee of
atwit w n led Mr Ty or
vws
TURNED ON THEMES
The Carnegie Company Sec
ures Warrants,
CHARGING A HIGH TREASON
Against the Haenestsad A w.i iv v
i ::- c .V'- .. -ii:; Swi-
scd Over it.
Pitrio-e... .!. 1. Warrants were
issued today aga;ut tin- adv sory
toard o! the Hoiueatead nlrikei t-tiaig-ing
them with tree ton. When tiie
l ews reach.-d "41 oiliest. 'd it stun ki d
the people. The locked oiil men were
puttied and declared they did not
Know what it meant. I hoy wore uu
an. nous .u lbs bt 1 ef that litis thing
of busemi etisimi Ism si guas too far,
t.i.vuig that a charge ot treason rafls l
Sd upon the.r Mattdiof s Anna , ati
saiisens hod gsjaiitsl ibeii patr.ot.sm.
Aiiogethcr it wii roundly cSOOttl 0
ll s le..eved ty It. no n that the ob
ject of ttie arrests was to get
the leaders cull of toe Wiiy Ml
that the others vvou d go to noik.
At lor Mr, Hrruiinn't Opinio it.
"1 do not l ehevd that the charge
will ever be sustained," said Mr. Hrea
nai, "localise there vvas no element of
treason ist the acts ol Ihe trisn. There
must t e a g in ral nufpoes to destroy
and resist ail rightful and IsMSJ auihoi
.tv. 1 tie suiKie act ot an individual,
or of a niol oi men in a case like we
have had at Homestead, is described
Si the laws ot the slate el r ot and as
ttie acts ol a mob. It is wrong tor
tne su.kej to prevent men from enter
ing the WOrkl .it Homestead, and it
was wrong tor them to enter them,
and no:ody ou earth regrets it
now as nun has they do. Ihesewere
sets ooosxnitled in the heel of excite -
rnenl ai.j were intended to prevent
dMOfdef of a more berious nature.
Probably some of the acts alleged, if
committed, were simply expedients re
sorted to that advantage might be
gamed in the strike, but ireaon or
a plot to Overthrow the government
s .. w . f .i":. . : I r um their
thoughts. I am very free to ctate,
upon ttie intoneetioo I have received
about the proceeding i, that the men
will never becouvicted on ttiat charge.
Carnegie' Ala ) Talk.
"This will bo the hret case of treason
ever tr.ed in the state oi Pennsylva
nia," said P. C. Knox, attorney for the
Carnegie Steel company. "In lact,
UMTS was never anyimug exactly sun.
liar. The only case coming near u
were the proceedings growing out of
the French commune. This case will
attract as much, if not more, interest
than did tne famous that of Aaron
llurr. TVe are bringing these proceed
ing to see whether the laws of Petin
eyivania or th edicts of the Home
stead advisory committee are to rule
tins commonwealth."
Pr sideni William Heibe of the
Amalgamated association was IMttSU-
and when questioned about tne
supreme court's act. on and the charge
ot tieason. He did not have a word to
cay except that be had not heard of it
before, and not teinsj a lawyer could
not g.ve aa opinion on BUCh a sui'i- ct.
He said he did not know whether or not
then- were any grounds for the charge.
Chief Ju.-tice Paxton tins afternoon
fixed the baii for the men charged
with treison at (10,090 in each case.
Attorneys lirennan and Cox, rt pre
senting the accused men, then pro
i led to Judge Kennedy, who is pre
iding oi' t the court of Oyer anu i er
mtner. William iiaird an i John Iher
k u were the or.iy ones with bondsmen
handy, and they were brought before
the court. P.iird's bondsmen wire ac
i !, hut Dierkeo's were not, and
t: a t r was reman led bacE to jau.
As the tasi standi with the scoum t
new tte y STS in the same posdion as
it the oh - were ma le i . re ar.y
justice of toe peaea. The mforma
iions wi'! vjo in tore the grand jury,
and when tru bills are returned will
b n Sdy to come up for tr al. Attor
ney lirennan said that all the men
would waive the preliminary hearing.
Making Ample i'lt-paratlnnv
"The sir. king steel worker have pre
pir. 1 to iiht this lat move of the
Cereseje steel eompany tn instituting
charges of tresson against the advisory
loard to the l. Iter Shd." Bo remarked
a pfosntnenl cittsen of Romestead to a
reporter Cot the I n t d Pfsse tonight.
His k press on wai prompted by a per
sonal k no e ledge of what s goaig on in
tne ranii cf the lotaed out men. Ttie
steel workers have set Ore 1 t:," sereicCS
of ttie well known criminal lawyers,
I .u. is M. Msrsha I, v, Umm .'. hear
don and Major K. . Montooth to as
;t Messrs. (ox and Breonan m
the r sMsSMA fbtl trio of heavy
weigtita were engaged Ihii SVesdM and
will begin work m the interests of ttie
defend ai ts on Monday. Heietofore
th ofric;a' of the Amalgamated a
s ciatioti a a biwlv hav- in no wav
aided ttie Homestead men. but now lbs
ex zences of tt.e situation have neces
- . sd ouie actioti on their pnrt and
t . have determined on a decisive
ttsnfl Cootiauingi the informant
Sal I ' I- r -l?y evenine I'ns ilSht
Wei hie snd President Elliott Oarland
of the Amalgamated Association, sud
denly and very ipuetly b ft Pittsburg,
i be went eAa! a their ff M on ws
one eeWUeeted w.'ii It,-- ,nt rests of the
II imestead men. rbwy er exif te.i
in P ttebnrg Monday and Mm n yo i a
SlfWel to li'ar Ainieirung thst w.ll sur
; se y u."
The i t of mrmfM of the Home
stead SxteMnry f-mrd. for whom war
rant have aireadv I-en issued, is as
folMtWS D. H. bannon. T. J. Crsw
ford, V rirr I- bsli, F. K. brown, Mn-
inr I esgeb, Mnoea M. Cneb. William
( ..'iit, M. Herr . P l.ewngbt, M.
Murrsy.ti. Kyis ids, John Wcl a a . .
H y iMnnell, tae liver. (F. ('ban
peno. J .i n i ele, W Mel o 'fly.
John I'ertan, Red Kennly. John
i - ll , ;:, i
I'Av-d Ifnrh. Harv Payne, Henrv
luvarl. I. Dvtteblow Jsk EHifford,
VI 1 i , I t f a n
M r, W IF Thompson, W. T
Jo
K.
ifeVWtSt n ft I hf ete
I t
Mael o
wa hrld at - .van lott U night TbS
pakr Aa MiM feia H h mpsoii,
. s a editor tn Wt agin
Ha wbe addressed e legne crowd e i
I nil issues fresu a meeelii ans and
point Her father who si a democrat
wa b l ed to Sif sk at ttie same place
and the republicans were in ui for
a joint dilate I e ween father end
daughter, but the toimer tailed to put
n an sppvarai
sufcieaoor c ou hoo.
( (lit .i on s-iwdl K b Results In the
Cvmpte.ats lur Conspiracy,
t uii'iiiu, ou. I.- Warrants were
-Worn out this evening by Thomas 11.
Bag. tar the arrest of John Cud
ahv al Austin N . Wia.ht u the
i ...ife oi e nsp racy, r&t warrants
Were placed u thi hands of S COnstaMe,
t-til tut re! urn 'It en ashds up to
the ttms the court closed for Hit- day.
Ttie action t the result of the existing
ooreef ia sti ri rds by whtcb
a good many Chicago speculators
1. : U- s-vsrel' lunched.
Ihe ailorination on whfrh ttie i
wat rants were iMllSfj alleges that on or
utter Sept. 2u, an unlawful c nubias-
tiee was entered into to regulate ami
tlx the price of short rib sides of pork,
snd that Messrs. Wright and Cudahy
were parties to the combination. When
t , i scare I broke out pack
Bfs made naste to SCii short ribs and a
large quantity was unloaded on Mr.
N r gnt. who was on ttie long side of
tl market. Mr. W right, it . allege I,
secured ttie backing of Cudany toeuahie
h i to carry his holdings until the
fare blew over end then Ix'gun the
iqueeseing of Ihe snorts. Today ribs
went from ,10 to ?lo.:;o. All tne deliv
eries of ntm on the board today, alutit
1 ,oix) pounds, went to Cudahy iV
v g t. rhere is a short Intereet ol
4o,uot),000 pounds, while the visible
supply is only 23,000,000 pounds.
SUIT AGAINST THK V ANUSR BILTS.
Mary Vanderb.it W.nta $100,000 for tho
Loss of Her Husband.
Mew TOST, Oct. I. Mary Vanderbilt
hart brought rant in the supreme court
to recover $100, 00O from Captain Jac b
Vanderbilt of Staten Island for ttie
alienation of the affections of her hus
band and her son, Jac b H. Vanderbilt.
bne declares that she came from a
smalt town in the mteri r of the state
and met h-r husband in this cty,
where, at hi request, they were mar
ried ender sssumed nams in the spring
of I88'i. He retpiested that then mar
riage be kept secret, as he was afraid his
father would cut him off. in June
18S7 he said he would have to leave
her, as his lather had learned of the
marriage. At a meeting of counsel for
them on June 27. 1S7, she declares his
fattier agreed to give her id, 000 a year
if she would consent to a separation
and drop the name of Vanderbilt.
She declined And in 1888 sued her hus
band for separation on tne ground of
sbandonment. Justice Barrett gave
her $100 a week alimony and a counsel
fee of fViOO. The sction has not been
brought to trial. In the previous case
her counsel says she has letters of
Captain Vanderbilt which will show tie
alienated the affections of her husband.
Embezzling Hoirl Clerk.
Nrw Yoejc, Oct. 1. Frederick If.
Crawtovd, cashier 1 the Kndicott
hotel, it was announced today, is an
en. l .'km . having disapptared with
some 'iJ.ooo ot the mouoy of the
hotel an I its quests. Just before the
Corbett-SuoiVAn tight a number of his
friends made up a pur-e ot l,600 and
sent Crawlord down the scene of the
encounter to place the money ia bets.
That was the last seen of bint.
Strike Declared Off.
Can An Rapids, Oct. I. 'ihe strike of
the operators on tne Burlington, Cedar
Kipids .V Northern railway was de
clared off at noon today and ttie men
will return to thoir work. The oettle
menl cannot be said to te a victory for
either side. The operators secured the
vital point of reCOSJUd on of their order,
which was the most vigorously nan
lea led for, snd was one of the causes
t ' led to strike.
Fatal Oame of Craps.
Jii neeimii ig. red., Oct. 1. John
I in and James Turns? were fatally
cut this afternoon by razors in tne
: i Is of Asa Chambers and James
W ISOtt. The difficulty was precipitated
by game of craps. Johnson was cut
and slashed thirty-two limes and Wii
son received almost an equal number
of wovnds. The murderers made their
escape.
Dynamite at liiookiyn.
tfSTW Yo .1 , rt. 1. Tins morning a
dynamite bomb was thrown from a
wmdow in Um UarheM building,
Brooklyn, opposite the cty hall, ami
exploded 011 the pavement. The noise
of tae exp osion was heard a quarter
Ot a Mils awav. No one was injured.
Tne police state it was meant for eg
Mayor Hunter, w bo wee mi at the
time.
Miles of rirnns.
Paip.o. N. I.. Obi 1. -A terrible
prair.e lire is raging wet of lbs M -snsjti
river. Tne tiro ii about 8fteen
mi m w dth and twenty mile long.
A "tiff breex- is driving the flames at a
fsst rate, and ice,,, ostttS and st p
have to run for their lives.
bu c.de at kockford.
K x kfokt, III., ct. 1 Mrs. Axsl
Bl rgqttiet, a sister-in law of ea Herg-
Vil, fcei retary and tresaurer o the
iCkford l--i ar.d Furniture coin
psny, commuted SUieids iast r.glit
with trychains atid arsenic. Ibe was
but 84 years n d
Fata. I ire.
sTtlMieill I . I jwa. Oct. I. Fire
broke nut last n ght at J 2 o'clock .n
the Kmmet houe, which narlv re
1 Ited 111 d- tr v ug the entire bus r ess
fM.rlion f Ihe city. Mr. Krennan, who
was sl p ng in the hot-, was burned
to (bat
A M D i,fse.
iaoow. . et II Mrooaiyn
Fgie ibts afternoon published a sbwv
to the a set thai Cel. vm. i 14 aa,
the well knoWn theatnral manager
s (. (or ranner, the e es.
have agreed to separate.
8 ion o. I it I Imh
W o, ei , 1 vt, 1 t re broke out
bh 1 I ' I t t . f a ,
It s
N M. P
A V.
It's Husy Season The strong riglit ;irm of the law wa active
laht week. CfaiCbgO 1 1 1 1 r-( h ran.
THEY GET OUT FIVE
Of the Ten Bodies Buried in
the Norrie Mine.
HORRIBLE SIGHTS REVEALED
One Identified as the Boy, M.ke Downs,
by the Sizo of His Protruding
Hands and Peet.
InOMWOOO, Oct. 1. The work of dis
lodging the bodies of the entombed
miners is going on as rapidly as poesv
ble. Sand button, the a t boas, says
five bodies can be seen piea up among
the heavy timbers, and worK is de
layed on account of a lack of air. The
miners rdnke tho lodies with p m
when at work. Arms, heads and legs
protrude everywhere, making a horri
ble sight. If one body can be brought
out whole, then others can readily be
taken out. Ouu small hand and boot
protruding from the mass of ore
makes it certain that young M.ke
Downs is one of the live miners p. led
together. His father is at the shaft,
frantic with grief, as be has another
son at home dying with typhoid fever.
Dangers r Me Work.
The rescuing parties which have
bei n at work seventy-two hours still
carry on the work every hour of the
day and night. That Abraham Thomp
son who was taken out yesterday IS ra
ing, is the only one ot the eleven men
to escape has been certain since noon
yesterday. The efforts of the rescuers
ot the twenty-lour hours hav- 1 eea
concentrated on the first room, under
the debris with which it is tilled, the
Im idies of the ten nnsing will be
found. Beery minute these brave fel
lows work their l.vesare in the great
est peril. The greatest caro and mot
scientific methods are being pursued,
however, and it is hoped the room Will
b- cleared sufficiently to recover the
bodies without mishaps.
Ii i ioiposSihlr to identify any but
the boy yet, and it may by many hours
liefore they can he taken out on ac
count of the dangerous condition of
the ground.
PETER WHITtt WON'T RUN.
The Democrats Must Put Up Another
Presidential Elector.
MAeqenru, Oct. 1. Owins 10
pressuie of his pr.vate husim s and the
time c nsumed by bil duties as s mem
ber of the Michigan world's tair com
mission, the Hon. I'eter White, who
was uomitiated hv the d mooratrC state
convention as elc tor-at-large fiuia IbS
Western district, has Withdraws from
the state ticket. The state convention
to be held in Lansing October 4 will till
ttie vacancy. If the upjer penineula
democrats are attewed ti nan.
su' cessor, John Poweis 1 I ansba
w;.l tie selected. The convention wili
be called upon to u maiate candidates
for chief justice, for member of the
bosrd of education, to fill tne place of
James Burr, withdrawn; and elector-at-large.
BRUTAL ASSAULT
Of the Foreman of a Paper N' 1 t'; a
VVorVman.
ffSSMe,Oeii I. Frank Bardsx 1, fore,
man n Ihe Karden Paper ronipan's
mill, yesterday in an angry pas;rn
struck John Wi stier on tne bead wth
a two pound mach ne hammer, I
ing s si ver wound. Lat trg.tt the
: w ikni'ii archHl the town for Par-
len, but he 000 Id not be fottu I. The
paper are now out for hH srnst i n
the charge of assault with intent to
commit grat txdi y harm, lis ha the
rape tattoo f being one of the seed
oeerbeerinjl men o the mill, wh: e
rtVr a man well 1 ked. omet and
1 lator oa. The workmen have ignd
e petition, smi wid present it to the
company aak tig h discharge. Ih
J 1 mrmns fterdeen a bang .nfrigy by
the indignant workmen.
fca t h IVice of MTk
LAwsfwo, Oet 1 a boat 1 00 Ingham
conn tr Isre srewh f 01 ' n Ii to tee
, l ao ng odeeesd Xi Miey,betd
an sdj an sd meet eg n. re I laf and
t dtedsnia id the foliow.hf pru-es
I l SSM
v
0 n m nee did not At first propose to
knuckle dowu to any popuoal doc
trines, but he has now agreed to en
dorse the Omaha piatform, and will be
placed upon the people's ticket.
Knights of the Grip.
Lansi.ho, Oct., I. Ttie board of di
teeters of the Michigan Kn ghts of the
Grip met and decided to hold the next
annual meeting at Hetrct, Ieoember,
27. Secretary McCauiey is enthusias
tic over ttn eoadiliou of the organiza
tion. The membership has reached
luoo now, 40u uavaig joined s no the
last annual meeting. On. v Ian e
deaths have occurred within the year,
show ag a iow ratwof mortality among
ihe boys. There were present at the
meeting Pres. dent A. C Ncrthun, Ol
Jackson; Secretary J. L McCbuley,
Detroitj and diieoton s. a. toa-t 1
(.iianl Kapids; M. V. irowley, M. P.
Wright, Detroit; and C. Ii. Ballard,
Lansing.
Wants $15,000.
JaCKSOV, Oet, 1. - Frank Perry, ty
h s attorney, Thoruss K. P.arkworth,
hegan suit in the circuit court yester
day against the Mich.gan Central rail
road, trespass on the caee. Perry was
a brakeman or; that road and Jan M
of this year be met with an acc dam
wh.ie coupling cars at Grand Kapids
which necessitated the am station of
a hand and a portion of an arm. lie
claims 16,000 damages.
Jailed far AssaulL
Pa st 1 ac, Oct. 1. A man giving the
name of Thomas Ki field, claiming De
troit as his itouie, is in jail charged
with assault. It is alleged that on
Wednesoay he met Mrs. Gus Lrado in
the eastern suburls winie she was re
turning with medic ne for a sick child
And throttled her, putting his knee to
tier back and throwing her to the
ground. Her cries attracted htrhus
tiand's attention, when the folio was
arrested.
Liquor Dealers Organ re.
Kalamazoo, ct. 1. The liquor
I dealers of St. Jo9o h. BeilMU, Cass,
I anBvren, Kslamatoo and slttOttn
counties met at halamsz(o OS Friday
and nrganied a d strict lesgtn . wh.ch
will eventually unite with other dis
tricts snd form a state orgst 7at on.
James Man.y of Saginaw v r
gamier and Frederick Hotop is the
president.
Fate of a Fenton Forger.
FrsTov, OcL 1. A young man
named T.rish, who was err.;, oyi ! c .
Mm farm of Jesse Crane near this vii
lage, forged tns employer's name to a
note for M00 and sold it to C. D. Wight
man on Thursday. Yesterday the for
gery was discovered, the young man
arrested and all the moncv fOOOVWTed,
Heavy T;r.-ber Lo.
F.a-- T w .cv, ' t. 1. K heavy north
eFter is on. to the barbof are the
Weston snd barges, and the Meek Ag
lhn1. The Volunteer lott last tiiiil !
J with a Isrge raft and fears are enter
tained foi la- Jo's of the raft, others
ar" making the hartiir. The schooner
James Aust u, lies ofl Alalnaster.
All in Pennies.
Lsewse, Oct. t. The total smonnt
of the pennv contributions for tne M rdii
gan educational world'fc fir.r fund
from the cho Is of M;ch;gn in re
syons to sn SbpesJ f- m the educa
tional com mil tee, j " '
Stolen Horse Comes Home.
t 1 Oet, a vebsabie f,r.re
belonging t C J. ( befiet was un
I U ' f 1 from hi phaeton on the stre t
last errn 1 c and sb-en. The n or-:
ng lbs returned to bisstaUe,
minus the harness.
Ac-1 M - hed.
Fvt. v, Oet. 1 Hev. P. Forbee,
protest iy the oldest F'srt:t m;n.1er in
the state, d ed st the Harust Home m
this place this srtern'Kr on his W?th
birt1 av. raneral trom the Home
Oct. . "
Diel On Bvr!bdy
Fx me. Oet. 1 1 1 Hev p. Fortwa,
sn mm1- if the Par M a sters'
hee seieeieted ri lay vea
t ar ..-.!-! after .i-nnT be began
f a ' 1 v p ' eo .
r.- . . .0. .
1 , r, (M I I
n of the
e is t . n-
'; P
' t 1 Is ItoJMi
'a Wh p-
SJ
IN THK (iLIi WoHLD
Conservative Hue sand Cry
Over AfricJL
GOLD AND SILVER WEDDINGS
Royal Gatherings and Kmtu at baas
Wscmai and Achcoa Tttta Wed.
WJhSBi
Loir Don, Oct. 1. The conserve!
are boding with rags at the decssMsi of
the government W abandon Pgands,
and they propoee to msk a et.:! gn
on the paealion in i-arlaameut. They
cIa.iii that Mr. G la 1st one and Lord
Koeeberry are a. . ; 1 a dea re to
injure ti e last Afnoa company ba
cua that company ia barge v oosn
pod of adhsrenia of Lord hahsbfAry,
and they pi edict thai the alsvt.don
msnt of I ganda will be lbs Drat step
toward a general wiutdrawal ef
goerumeut protecivoa trom ths
culou.es in that .v.tuty. It s
known that betb the frcmch govern
ment and the t ongo free Uos
art B XiuUs to a. ixe I ganda aa soon ae
me Brit.eh snihdaraw fraes it, and u.o
reuch m.v . ar.ea k:. expectvd vo
raiM a cry for French inter !tt-aei u
their behalf whenever Uapbs h l ugar t
and Lis tcrce depart front the country.
As Uganda is oonaidered the i iot ui
sirati.e re.oa a. CenliAi Atr.oa the
Iom of ttiat kmdom 0 ll ts a aarmue
blow to the interests ol ttie kaet aX
can company, which is nut in a tlour
ishiug coaa.t.oa uudt 1 pretc. cue 0
stances.
gweae Bswel MaObsweeg
On the continent the royalty is pre
paring to celebrate torn 1 rud feeiivale
this month. Ud neil V edOMedaj Hm
liraud Dake and the Grand Duebeso
ot Base-We saar Will entertain st ther
golden weddiug the Oiand i'ufce and
the Grand Ducness of Laden 1
and (guean of naxony, and representa
Ireetef a., the sesaiMr German ftti -
The emperor may retort, fr 1. l
shooting box, Mo mm ten, in East Pvee
sia, to attend toe les&ivttiea. Thane
motiths agu the 1 .ar i.:e. at
might be present; but in view
of tne strained relation betw -ei
and the emperor this plan tiaa baeu
given uu. Tne Orsnd lhik- Vladimir
wui probably represent ths ll rwtere
burg court. cc bealbM . .1 rest
several days. The kmg and queen c f
Greece W..1 tioid their lver w dduig s
Alliens Itires weeks later. This l
not Ie such sn slaborste funcuon aa
ttie Weimar atta.r. Among ttie gusssia
will be the k.ng and queen of iHn
rrsrk, parents of the ki-.g of . reave.
There will tie a national demonsiraUou
in Athens, a city exhibition, n.umiua
tions and fi reworks.
in Uaeanga n ipravtia
Emperor William's ear is Again te
subject of diplomatic diecuMiou. From
Pans comes the report that the emper
or's phys.cians propose an ope ration
similar to the one performed at Be)bsjs
tusstock last spr.ng. The emperor so (
fers severe oa.ns 111 his bead, ha a
painful inf.ammaUou ot the chords of
. ck tit'iow the ear and is nervous
beyond the endurance of bM faualj.
It is said that the operation will be per
formed at hommten.
Long D.susnce Ridl ng Race.
Priojs, QdL'i. ftsMjjSj the earlinaM
of the hour of stati ng hundreds of
army ofheers gathered this morning at
the little cust uu office near the en
trance of the Tempelboier parade
ground to see ths s nd- ofl of the Qes
man comptditort m the long distance
oMicsrs' race Itelween 1U rlin snt
jenna. Originally (rerman 0K1
oers entered for tbe rare. X nety pre
sented themselves for the start. An
honorary priae will be given hv F t i
peror F'ranr Joseph to the first rman
rider arriving m lenua and the t i t
Austr.an r.der arriving in bertm w :;
1 si'i'.larly d't nguislied. The
cover:-. g It sta . e :. the at tor lest
time w II receive S',0o' marks, and
there ere proportionate pr.xes lor the
l.x follow. ng.
TasseJ Right Through.
EO ,: A1AKTLVE, 0C4. l.-l
burg An.er can Columbia,
Hat
! this morning, brought 'j ea!
1 ji rgf-rs. There vs n kneaa
lioard, and she prooeeded to her do
! at o'clock, bne is the first rh p.
thst line to past quarantine on the d
1 of 'he arrival since the c holera o
I break.
Thi Morning's Fes
: was caused t y IM ourning 01 awed
I ng bouse on Emory street, one tdedl
I eat of I .sst street, owne.1 and r .e.
by Anthony Heiw:ng. the bo in
e., , a- t-ifvar d was totally de-
; tr' ye.'. I ai.se : - r
Attempted Sutctde.
J aV KtWsa, Oct. le Mi Fr
' t atteo seed tedciec Fbwewaaf bj
tak - c n g'a ' ' ' o IP
I nnip she ess son bfWUgbt out of
danger.
t :-s-- ' r. - . r
r .sioe. iiet a large crowd of
rni ti ;i game
Olli 1 Amberet defeat-
' st foot ha':, tbe gan e
f twentr 1 b
VeeMraay's Baw Beth
At areefclvn as
Tr H- r JI Mill S-lf Jt
t-n-r M S t I 1 0- S tl ft
1 ,rr wMSeee feels awS Rials ;
s new ist t
ieisetOfiet-si
i se- t,aS OS 1 - 1 S J- S X
1 i sad gwtas: eewwas aaa
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