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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
IMPROVED JOURNALIsM.

ta-Minnesota-the home of
Ignat,us Donnelly, who tried to abolish
Shakespesre-the state that tried to
abolish "tights"-not alcoholic but dra-
matic-is now engaged in IN attempt to
abolish anonymous journalism. The
Senate has passed bill providing that
hereafter the writer's name must be ap-
pended to every newspaper item, arti-
Gle or editorial Gin any pamphlet, peri
odical. magazine. newspaper, sheet,
circular, or handful, which shall there
in purport to give an account of or give
intelligence of any political. official.
personal, or social act, writing or speech
OF any human being, living or dead"
To give readers Of the TELEGRAM. HER
AID definite idea of how this law
would work, an adaptation of its pro-
visions to the latitude and Longitude Of
Grand Rapids is here made.
Immediately after the enactment of
such law by the reform" aggrega-
now in session at Lansing, the Grand
Rapids papers would blossom out with
articles like these:
The tariff Is q tax. COLONEL ALpRrcH.
Superintendent Henry. Of the Pound.
drowned three dogs yesterday In the cage.
Burt HALL.
Chancellor White has the grip.
This fair weather Is good for business. Now
advertise. 4. d. FISHER.
Our towusman. F. s. Clark. wore n broad
smile this morning. It's boy. shake. Fred.
ID. II. MATES
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
MARKED "UKKNOWN."

Graves of Nameiess Heroes Unmarked
ana Vnhosorea in Our Cemeteries
Comrade Edward Racine. of the G..
A. r., assisted by several other veter-
ans, Is making strenuous efforts to
secure the names OF all the soldiers
who are buried in the cemeteries OF
this city. While many Of the graves
are known and properly marked by
headstones. others are not. In Oak
Hill Cemetery two long rows OF graves
are marked each with plain slab bear
ing the word unknown" and besides
these there are other graves over which
the grass has grown and which have
been almost obliterated by the elements.
THIS condition has existed for nearly
thirty years, but the veterans who sur
vive do not yet despair Ct tracing their
identity. Inquiries from the War De-
partment asking for the number OF
soldiers graves III these cemeteries
have been several times received, but
to all the answer has been 1--WE do not
know" Comrade Racine appeals to
the press TO assist him in this work and
asks that all persons who know OF any
soldiers who have been buried in the
city cemeteries to notify him by letter,
giving the name, age, company,
regiment and any other information
that may lead to the discovery of the
unknown. The survivors of the war
wish to know. so that the graves may
he duly honored on Memorial Day; the
Government desires the information,
in order that the records of the War
Department may be completed and the
relatives and friends Of the dead may
thus learn where their loved ones are
sleeping.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
TIE susNIFrcANcE.

Conservative estimates place Judge
AontgomeTy's plurality Al 500. The
ofieaal figures Asy vary one way or
the other. but shs fact remAlns tnat the
Republicans of Michigan have won a
substantial Victory. The vote was very
agnt IN the State. al parties lossng
heavily. There IS s.xnihcaacs IN tnls
fact of general loss, however, that Re-
publicans can contemplate with pleas
ure. They aid not expect to get out
their fuii vote, for they have never been
able 70 doso IL sspring election. Bnsfor
falling OF in the Democratic vase,
there must be . good reason. mat
party = not discouraged BY bad weather
or Dad candidates Then what has
kept them AZ homer
There 10 no doubt that great dissatis-
faction has been steadily growing IN
the ranks of the Democracy. with the
present administration. The recent
ruction in Wayne county between the
county committee and the managers of
the State committee, Campau. Hosford
and Murphy, has been heralded
throughout the State. and had its effect.
Governor Winans has left many sore
heart unsoothed by the balm of official
appointment. The Senatorial steal,
and especially the corimendaticn Of il
in the platform of the party. has been
too sickening for the decent portion OF
the Democracy. And. moreover. . con-
victlon has forced itself upon the yearn.
ers for reform" that the present Az
gregatlon at lansing is more concerned
in the gerrymander OF tine State, to &C.
cure Democratic supremacy, than IN
any beneficial legislation for tho peo-
pie. Work has progressed just as
slowly and adjournments have been
just as frequent. "Mep Ford's ninety
days have gone and not one of the i'm.
portant matters OF legislation has been
touched. A "buncomb" resolution OF
adjournment has been adopted by the
Senate and very carefully hauled In oul
Of the wet by the House.
So much of fuss, feathers and fustian
IS the Legislature started out with, fol-
lowed by 90 much inefficiency and indo'
lence has disguised many who really
believed that the Democracy meant to
reform" things. They have etaid
away from the polls as rebuke to thai
party. A falling OF in Democratic
votes has great significance.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

70 believe that the tine is now ripe
when American enterprise can Reach
out successfully 70 secure . share Of
the traffic Of the prosperous eommuni-
ties on the West coast. SO stroag 10
tbs feeling that we think you be lusti-
ned, whea issuing year advertisement
inviting proposals for ocean mail lines.
10 include . clause providing for =
monthly or semi-moashly line Of
steamers from port or ports On the
Atlantic ~ the west coast OF Africa,
touching AZ the MADEIRA, Canary and
Cape De Verde Islands. I've trust
you viii act on this suggestion or. If
any doubt should arise on your part AS
70 - propriesy, the undersigned COM
mlttee, or delegation of It's members,
will be glad To confer with you in relA-
ton thereto" The very purpose OF
the postal subsidy 10 to open up new
lines of commercial enterprise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
ALUMNI BANQUET.
Graduates Of the State University ia
Speak and Eat.

Graduates Of the State University ia
Speak and Eat.
The Grand Rapids Alumni Associa-
ton of the University of Michigan, will
hold their annual banquet at Sweets
hotel on the evening of April 10. The
following prominent persons have sig
nified their intention to be present;
President Angel, DIR. Vaughn, Profess
sors D'Ooge, Thomas and Knowlton, of
the university. and Gen. Cutcheon, OF
Manistee. A. G. Denison, w. j. Stuart
and DR.. c. II. johnson can furnish
tickets to all who are eligible to attend.
All persons who have ever been con.
nected with any department of the
University are eligible, and .ae commit.
tee wish all who desire tickets to apply
at once, that suitable preparations mas
be made for their entertainment. The
banquet will be gwen after the enter.
tainment, to be given by the Glee club.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

Adelbert Shaw, one OF tho Harvard
crew, was drowned yesterday.
The fight between Daily and Farrell
was stopped at Philadelphia yesterday.
Combination runs will be feature of
the road work in the clubs this season.
Base ball games yesterday; Baltimore
II; Washington IS. New York 5; Co.
lumbia College 2.
The Corbctt-Jackson fight, for the
heavyweight championship of America
and SIC, 900, 10 set for May 81.
Before the week is out definite action
will be taken by the clubs in this vicin-
ity toward forming a team road-racing
ASSOCIATION.
A six-day bicycle race, two hours per
day, began in Lincoln, Nebraska, yes
terday, for gold medal and the CHAM
pionship Of the State.
Captain Kelly will make q great
pitcher out of little McGill. That lad
has some of the most tortuous, sinuous
and puzzling curves ever seen.
All the horrors of baseball are right
at hand. Today the American Associa-
ton opens, and the league strife will
begin Two weeks later, April p.
There will he a six-day race for pro-
fessionals held in Rochester shortly.
Eight hours day will be devoted to
riding. Valuable prizes are offered.
A challenge has been issued by NJ.
Scott, of Providence, to r. Buffum,
the leading ~heelman OF Newport. to
a race for any distance, any time and a
SIS medal.
George Weber, of st. Paul, and
young Dempsey, of California, light
weights, fought seventeen rounds be-
fore the Athletic Club last night for q
purse of $500. At the end of the seven
teenth round Dempsey threw up the
fight, bones in both hands having been
broken.
Hamilton, the best base-runner in
America, had 103 stolen bases to his
credit. Billy Sunday had only six less.
Hamilton had the advantage IN that he
played seven more games than Sunday,
and was with better team most of the
year. Sundays chances for base run
ming with the poor Pittsburgs was not
OF the best.
The Northwestern Association ia as
sured. The clubs arc Bay City. Grand
Rapids. Detroit, Evansville, Ft. Wayne,
Terra Hsute, Toledo. and several towns
want the eighth place. Among the
number who will apply for it Friday
a, the meeting IN Toledo. when also a
schedule VIII be adopted. Locslly
twenty business men have taken the
thing fiuaoclsily in hand on the make
or break principle, share aud share
alike. The names Will be announced
later.
Last year the Louisville National
/ Association admitted ladies free "every
dsy and sunday, too" A the team
/ oulv cleared sts on the season in SPITE
/ % the fact that IL ~on the champion.
ship, the management have come q
the concluaon that every day ladies
day" - net q good thing. 1hey has'
drawn the Isne, and the ladies vii hav.
| only one ssv N tire week. The I,ouis
| vide plsyefs have sst up . big how
ever the innovation: they want "a.
ladies' % rae on their manly form
from one eaa q Tie week 10 TIE other
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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

The Voice says that tho late DR..
Crosby was zone Of the most formid-
able enemies the cause of temperance
ever had" Which means when po-
litically, or fansticalIy, interpreted,
simply that he was not prohibitonist.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

Now WE have il. The town Of 0rasse,
France, whittier Queen Victoria has
gone, cleaned its streets, it Is said. in
honor Of her visit. That estimable old
lady will be invited to come to Grand
Rapids next.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

PurSEAs T. BARSrx, the great Amer
lean Snowman. whose name, features
and life are familiar to every school,
boy and schoolgirl, 10 dead. To write
an extended obituary notice would be
but . repetition of facts within the
knowledge of every American.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

The "Boston Traveller" has column
OF notes headed around the Hub, by
. Felloc." The editor spoke to him one
day and asked il he ever got tired. And
then they were both kicked out by the
business manager.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

WHAT doth il profit the Democracy,
IL il gain TWO Senatorial seats and lose
the whole State?
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

PAHsELL again figures in most un-
enviAble plight. The man 70 either in
sane, . despicable villain, or the victim
OF circumstances that would drive Al
most any other man to suicide.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

TIE Republicans Of this city were
"in At the smashing Of the Demo-
cratic platform.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

AN Engiishmsn takes to q postal sub
sidy as naturally as . duck to water.
No wonder. for he Is used 10 them. The
Cunard and Inman Companies are to
build two steamships apiece in this
country. One idea is to get ships fast
enough 10 cross the ocean in five days;
another is to try to get slice of the
subsidy promised 70 American built
mall-carrying vessels.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

The old soldiers are celebrating tho
anniversary of their oganIzation OF the
G. A. Z. with old.time entnuslssm, at
Decatur, Ill.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

CHEAP sugar and big fruit crop will
90 we'll together. The Mckinley bill
cannot ensure the latter, but it has So
cured the former.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

The usual Democratic post-elcction
song has begun. The Kalamazoo Ga
zette SAYS "Never in the history Of
Kalamazoo was money so freely spent
in q political campaign - by the Re-
publican party during the past week.
Senator stockbridge and Congressman
Burrows had to be indicated regard
less Of expense" This IL but the pre-
lude. A. the plurality for Montgom-
cry goes higher and higher, the refrain
will be caught up all along the line.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

THOSE anonymous circular letters
must have found tho deep seclusion OF
the waste basket.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

THp rhtladslphss Board Of Trade
rnskes this suggestion 30 possnsster
General wsnnamassr, aren't TIE pos-
al snb-sdy pisne "Affiean eommsres
q NV stsrsessns ths sss1nt'ou Of The
~kas~ esmsmeressi ~orsa. sas ths psss
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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

ONO, too, Is tired OF Democratic
nnisrule and voices her dissatisfaction
IN the returns elsewhere printed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

rHs reelection OF Edwin r. Uhl Was
VERY generally anticipated. He hsd
discharged the duties Of his Office well
enough to make the people eoncede 70
him the usual reward and compliments
Of = second term. The sosnng vote.
that always desires 70 ~ with the pre-
vailing SIDE. Rad ss ret sen 40 reason
20 sbsndon BIN and De had their snp.
port And yet the Republicans have no
rssson TO lament sheu uovniastson Of
William ;. stuart. nor hss e sny res-
son 10 regret bis acceptance - shs
honor Which his party t~siefsd hina.
BE vas . xoof candsssss. There vac
rs weak SPOT n BE ssmor. Ne ~ssnos
esnquersd. sas hovns sosn - ever.
vhslmsng auDesTA
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

ITALY did not cross the Rubicon- It's
too wide and stormy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

THs Republican party Of AichiSan
has no fear OF 1872.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
THERE is a great demand for stenog

THERE IL great demand Tor stenog-
raphers in Brazil. As most of the
stenogrsphic notes look as much like
Portuguese IS any other known Ian
guage, i, is no, likely that the change in
vernscular will discourage anyone who
has the courage to conquer shorthand.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

CHxArxa sugar means purer candies
for the little ones.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

THE little Italian buster has been .
good thing for the United States. II
has convinced the North and the South
both, that We are all broshers. A
southern city was supposed 10 be
threatened. but words of encourage
nlent 10 the administration to stand
firm for her protection came from all
psrts Of the North. The Nation VAS
threatened. and loyal promises came
from the South. No matter how much
we may differ among ourselves. the
Nation that styises one state strikes all.
The old flag would he upheld by North,
South. East and West, each WIN. vish
the ether in devotion.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has . plesare OF our asail- None genuine
without II. NALLEy CRY MILLING Ca
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08
IRIS Mayor UhI once more.

All, thsrsl Judge Montgomery. Stay
shsrs! ten years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

On Monday morning. bright and
early, while the roseate hue of sunrise
still fingered in the east, the Democrat
laid this choice morsai Of editorial be-
fore Its readers:
"In spite of all the frantic appeals
of the Republican organ and all the
attempts TO show that Democratic sue
cess means public disaster, the election
will 60 on today, in decent and or
DERBY manner: the votes will be counted
tonight; Judge Champlin and Mayor
Uhl will be shown TO be reelected by
excellent majorities; the sun will rise,
tomorrow, Just the same "a usual; mat
ters will move IN the same old way, and
the Republican organs will have space
to print the news"
ihe roseatc hue has faded away and
the stern logic of facts may now be
mentally digested by the readers of the
Democrat. Mayor Uhl is, indeed, re-
elected. but by greatly reduced, instead
of excellent" majorities. Judge
Champlin has been defeated-dragged
down by weight of others sin and
shame. The sun did rise and matters
moved in very much the same old way
except that the laugh was on the
other Sde--sad the Republican organs
have space 70 print the glad tldings of
Michigan redeemed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

Rare re~ rastsrus ~ dress ro-ssfs and
ssls< lass rsssavea stksadsf 4 Go.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

GLEE AND BANJO CLuB.--Tbe advent
of the University Glee and Banjo clubs,
at Hartman's hall Friday night, IL an
event not only of musical. but of social
note. Society - agog over the event
and the University men and ladies Of
the city will be there in full force. The
Glee club is fully up 20 Its high stand
ard, and the Banjo club, of IL instru-
ments, u quoted by metropolitan
journals az superior to Yale or Prince
ton, indeed, TO be wonderful. The pro-
gram of rollicking college songs, gags,
solos. yodels, etc. is repicte with infee-
tioss merriment that keeps an audience
in tumult Of laughter and applause
~ the close. The cIubs number in all
% men in cap and gown, wearing the
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

THERE are different ways OF looking
At things in this world. Senator Parks
bill makes disorderlv persons out of
men, without any visible means of sup
port, who hang around railroad stations
and steamboat landings. Champion.
in the Upper Peninsula. wants to look
like . populous, thriving city, and 30
the following notice has been posted up
at the stAtsons Wanted. one thousand
buns and loAfers to hang around the
depot At the arrival and departure of
trains." V posted in The railroad station.
The Segsunee Herald says the invita-
ton has been accepted and the town
looks asurishing. But Champson will
be mad, II senator Parks bill rskss lie
cho:ce ss>orsuens 81 representative ci,l-
ssns INTO Joe Sleaelsoa's earsvapsesy
at Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

L. Of NJ, yellow and hue Three GRAND
Rapids noys are among tae nainbe's
Sale Of seats today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

MARINE BASp.--Howard Pew, bust
pces manager of the tour OF the famous
marine band of Washington, was IN the
city yesterday and concluded the final
arrangement with the Grand Rapids
Oratorio society for a concert by that
organization in Hartman's hall on the
evening of April Is. This ought TO be
q gratifying announcement to the
lovers of music in this city. The pro-
gram TO be offered will he one of the
choicest. THE marine band is COM
posed of fifty members strong and rs
an organization has existed FOR about
one hundred years. The sale of seats
will begin at the box Office of Hartman 8
hall tomorrow morning at . O'Clock.
Line numbers will be issued att o. clock.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

SMITH s.-Rarely if ever has this
variety or olio acts as that which is
being presented by Morrissey and
Daily's vaudsvilles this week. The In
man sisters are ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
see. Flynn and Walker will probably
he glad when the week is over for the
audience never tire of their laughter
provoking antics. and they are COM
PEELED to refuse recalls through sheer
exhaustion. Burton's dogs are won-
der, and Morrisscy can give whole
show If necessary. The first matinee
will be given today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-08

Sc re asehosff offered ~ perkry
4 fssy farastufs Go. Tor 40.