Telegram-herald., 1891-12-11
"IUSLl' MILL STEP OUT
OF the Free Fress Harness on the
First OF January.
AFTER 4 SERVICE OF Il TEARS
RsIfrssal Reasons Frodass the Ohangs-
Dsks Dsssa 6as . usad II hs
masI<E-hosfo asa his
PAxtls2a IsssgraazA


pxrnerr, Dec. lo.-Tne News prints
the iollswing version OF the Free Prsss-
"Yusef" affair.
"Jeseph Greusel l'Yusef) will leave
the Free Press the 6rst OF the year.
Mr.. Grsusel nas been connected With
the Free Press for q years. during
which time hs hzs done good work,
bat recently he Wa told that his SER
vices wpuld not 10 required after the
end Of the yer. Mr. Greusel has been
principally kroHn as the veteran leg
islativs correspondent. having reported
eight legislatures. During the last ses-
soa the democrats made a great kick
among themselves about 'YusefS work.
way they sad mere We are not re-
erlyIng adequate support for our mis-
deeds Vy ths great democratic (yl organ
OF the state Ihey went 10 Mr. Greusei
and complained. aud mere the trouble
began. .YEsef' continued to send IN
offlcssl-iOurnal ike reports, not . trace
OF politics beiug detected anywhere IN
La work.
Ho.fora's Prsvtossnsss.
RrC-c-~ty Al0,so4Gs - Cs- asssSs - sssc
Free Press. tara osIsns.ely employed
By the democratic central comnlttre.
WAS not. He even took the hoerty of
telegrapAing leaders to the Free Press.
when were plaeed before "Yuseif'sa.
communications and made the veteran
correspondent very glam. At the time
es the unseating OF the republican SEN
st~rs Hcsiord sent . report OF the
atiasr alter learning that q sIraightaway
account had been sent by Ar. Greusei.
Ia which the demo rats would have
been condemned tor their action by
their own organ. Ii was narrow es-
cape for the paper, and Hosford IN his
long telegram lalc IL on thick, applaud
lag the action OF the democratic squaw-
bucks and citing precedent Tor their
action.
Then 10 was understood that Hos
ford was Mr.. GreussPs arch enemy. for
upon every occasion ns indulxed III
poliucal effnsioas for the purpose OF
upholding bis p trty. Mr.. Greusel, be
II understood, l. q good republican, and
although he never preached republican
DOCTRINES IN MS communications, he
also carefully avoided too excessive ad-
niraEcn fox the democratic squAw-
bucks
Doran Makes . Demand.
This was the beginning OF the row.
Peter Doran. senator of the fifth, OF
course put his tngcr in the pie, and, as
usual, Peter made q mess of IL. Peter,
backed by the encouragement OF his
souawbuck comrades, even faced WILL
ian F.. Quinhy N his sancsum.
Here" he said, in those command
ing sones Peter can raise at will, "you
must call Ggsusel IN"
"who says sog' asked the astonished
proprietor.
"We do"
"Who are We"
'eThe senators and representatives at
Lansing"
"But tins is my paper" mildly OBJ
j-ct. d the proprietor.
"ihat doesa't matter. II you don't
call him in, we'll see that the Free
Prrss IS no longer the official organ of
the party"
'-ius whatg roared William E.
"Tne Official organ OF the party!"
az didn't kn.w there was such
thing a. an Official organ"
"I'll make the Grand Rapids Demo-
crat the Official organ for the state,"
said Peter, swelling with pride ~ he
thought he might by such an action re-
pay his friend Weston an old political
debt.
Deran was Ignored.
But the Free Press continued to be
the s'onicial organ" Ae the session
progressed Mr. 5rcusel WAS found vnl-
nsrablc IN other spots by the sensitlv,
squsrbuck's, and Hosford was KEEP;
bonbing around like q cork IN rough
water TO patch up the crevlces IN the
regular correspondents work. He had
% paint over Frieilander and make him
look reputable % the general public.
while tee squaw WAS . nightmare to
b M.
Meanwhile the democrats all over the
state were kicking. IF We don't get
better support from the press the stat
will be los, forever TO the democrats"
they walled. The republican press Is
antsgonistic, while the Free Pres
IL l1kewarm." Although Mr.. Greu
sel's policy was in harmony with
Free Press democratic principles, tn,
pres.urs brought against him in the in
nermass editorial ssnctum led 10 b.
retirement and Mr.. Grsusel leaves on
New Years day.
Ostslds OF this disagreement over
political matters 10 - understood thst
Mr.. Grsussl's work has been most salts
factory.
Peculiar Aecsdsas ss Marsssss&
MAsegkrTx. Mich. Dea lo.-Thsre
was a peculiar srisbsp hers Wednesday
morning. involving . srain-vrsck aud
the destruction Of two dwellings by
fire. A special freight on the Duluth,
Soush Sha~a a Atlanta road hrols