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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30
COMMON COUNCIL
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Csssasf! net ana ~.s called 70 order - Ala
stebsins. president % tas coaaesL
Pssssat-Ala- Aaassssa- C&Ess1tsf. Stss1e.
Dorsa. Doyle, Eg1msF. Haaser. Aiiis' - acc
DBoGaeil. S4aaaers. SGslE. ssoAss. epfo-l'
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Iss Prssiasag st.rsa that council net fsr
rhs purpose Of Fsessslaz tas saasss Reports %
th~ ssnoas oinesrA
rhessgDon the elsrx read 10 toisoSfns isI
Ger from aIs aoRss. tas mayor
81 FsaatAsa street. 8raad k.sids. Aosh - VI
To ths Members sf tas Csnnsa co0hsis
Genusmoa-ay sayseiSs. vac Tor the uns
belaz Is ny ma<tsr. dssidss rAar In uss OF
the iilGsss irsA seiea | sn ass rses'snaS.
Il 8 i'm STUDENT Tor ma 70 AHEAD the neeaax
OF ms eoaaell - DC held tsalxns. ! u acn 70
sret the conditions tnAs kssp me Ssay ffoia
tsis. the lzst mestlnx Of tas prsssnt sssAeh-
] Deg leave h0wessf. 70 express aefeSS ny a1e
appreciation OF the aalfor0 Aad aaiAsias
Kindness. courtesy aad torosA<sncs snt7naed
% ne ~ sseb Of you d1ftag sas 70 aniae'psi
gear nov closing 70 eoasFasasss 900 aeoa
good ssFx dsas during that year. sad 20 tea
der. especially - gAs rsssftaS msDoesA ny
best wishes for your future prosperity Aaa
happiness WIKI assurance OF pefsoaAs re-
gard. am.
Sincerely.
EDwu T. UNI.
AID Emmer moved THAI the eomnaaiestion
be accepted and priated In the pEoesedinsA
Carried
Xess-Aid- Anderson. Carpentsf cre9ae.
Dorsa. Doyle. Emmer. Hsnser. Mia
Mckee. 0'DoDneIl Saunders. stein. stossss
stebhins. rarner-i5.
NAys-S0ae.
The clerk then proceeded 70 read the report
Of the mayor and clerk. which Is - follows
MAYos's oxylcs.
GsisD Rams. Men. April y. issi-
To the Honorable. the Common Council;
GeRtIemen-Ne herewith submit 70 you
statement showing the bonded Indebtedness
of the eity. assessments for geaerA ana spe'
ciai purposes. aad the receipts for sno nscal
year eadi ng April ~. 1891. ~ required oS the
ensrter OF the city Of Grand Rapida fnis'
with the tfeasures's report Accompanying.
constitute q sIAteme nt IN detail OF the receipts
and en- pc nditares tor she wear sforesnid-
Annual statement of Receipts ana II
psnditar~s of tho City of Grand
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Vecsa atfeutien - ". fclis~ins sssexs
meats - svres>i improvements -aiea hsvs
Deer crfrrsst. hst net y~s -sdes
Sthlcy street xrss.
Cherry street sewer
>r~rT "a sl'ev n Nsxeses srcess sssstscoA
Sonfh Lafs~~fr. street xrsss.
s.fsee = siley n sscek Il. Dexter frsefien.
Bsnsen stresf grade
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-04-30

Ms q street s<~ef-
kesSscgi1tiy sssmssasA.
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Mayer.
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CO. ctasa-
AID. Crsq4e moye4 tasr re report % &c
eepfsa sa1 pxlEEsd - tAs pxsess111Gl
CsrTls5.
Yeas - Aia. Anderson. csrpeassr. crsa1e.
Dssss. Bsyss. 8nnex feas<s. hsosa nekss.
~ D0aasll. saaaaess. 5tssa. Skoksa eereal.
.te6eias r4rnrr-Ls.
AAgs-ssas-
Gag Ysssssrssss nspsss - Wssh 9.Aiss
April -. lool.
GzsE8AL yuxD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
An Illustration Ocn Theory,

Winter and the closing OF largo tin
plato establishments IN Wales have
come together, and the men and their
families are destitute. The time OF
work does not bring wages enough for
the time OF no work, and those who are
dependent on the shutdown works
must suffer. Wales has relied on "thc
markets OF the world" to keep her tin
plate industry going, and her biggest
customer has resolved to set up in the
tin plate business for himself.
This is brilliant illustration OF one
feature OF the British economic system,
which we are asked to adopt. There
could be no shorter cut to industrial
suicide. In this country we prefer to
look well 10 our home market, leaving
"the markets OF the world" to take care
OF themselves.
We have no objection to exporting
manufactures, but We are not insane
enough to reach ior something beyond
seas while foreigners are draining us to
pay for the products OF their cheaper
labor and condemning our labor to idle
ness. This is not the kind OF business
We are looking for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
How to Get ut Bricc.

Senator Sherman says he will not OBJ
ject to the seating OF Calvin 5. Brice, be-
cause that would'bc useless. The way
to reach Brice, the senator says, is for
the legislature oil Ohio to memorabilia
the senate, setting forth that Brice is
not an inhabitant OF the state, accom-
panying tho allegation with the proof.
The matter would then go to the COM
mittee on privileges and elections. Ii
such 4 memorial be handed to Senator
Sherman he will present it. There
should be no trouble about tho hand
ing. Let Bricc have a chance to show
that nc is eligible to the seat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

While We have no reason to question
the veracity of our personal friend Fon-
SEGA, his reports OF perfect quiet in Bra
iii would be more rcassuring ii he would
take his mailed hand oft the telegraph
and off the mails, that the news may
come along without any revision.
Dictator Fonseca is doubtless an ex.
pert editor OF dispatches, but since we
have never seen him using the blue pen
Gil we are not quite sure that he does
not edit the heart out OF the news ms it
passes under his critical eye. Further
more he opens himself to the suspicion
that he wants to cover up something.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
Quito Wrong, You Know.


II must inspire the British free
traders with peculiar emotions to learn
that the British colony OF Victoria, in
Australia, is TO devote S50,0O0,0OO to in
dustrial works TO employ home labor
and to this extent to supply the home
market.
This Is not ut all the free trade way
to do things. Victoria should let her
industrial affairs alone and let her
people starvc ii they cannot find work.
II she Is not manufacturing for herself,
the Tree traders will tell her it is be-
cause the economic conditions are un-
favorable, because it is more profitable
for her to let her manufacturing be done
elsewhere, preferably in Great britain,
where manufacturing is better under.
stood.
Australians should devote themselves
to agriculture, exchanging the products
OF the soil as far MS they will go for those
manufactured commodities which Great
Britain will be only too glad to continue
to send them as long rs they have the
money or equivalent to offer in ex-
change.
Ii the Australians cannot see this it
must be because they lack proper
vencration of tho memory OF the late
Richard Golden, thcdol OF the British
free traders and their weak American
ilnitators.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
Would be II Worthy appointment.

Mr.. W. W. Hanlon, editor OF the
GAINESVILLE Republican, is an applicant
for the appointment OF state oil inspec-
tor under Governor-clcct Major Will
liam Mckinley. Belmont county has
been neglected in the past in federal
and state appointments 1t is one OF
the first in wealth and population, gives
large Republican majority and should
have substantial recognition. Mr.. Han
lon is one OF the most reliable Republi-
cans in Ohio and is Il hard worker for
his party. He has published hundreds
of columns OF good matter for tho Re-
publican cause, national, state and
county, without pay. Few editors have
worked Tor the party as Mr.. Hanlon
has. He is well endorsed and his APP
pointmcnt would be well received.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

Those knights Of the bomb who
march under the red flag OF anarchy
and are again attracting some attention
in Chicago, are an interesting lot OF
scoundrcls. They dcnounce and tram.
pie on the flag OF the United States; de-
nounce and defy the constitution OF the
United States, all the laws OF the coun-
try, OF the state OF Illinois and OF tho
city OF Chicago. Their doctrine is no
law, and they openly declare that it is
tho highest right OF man to destroy all
government. This is the way they talk
before the law lays hold OF them
through its officers.
AS soon as the duly constituted rep
rcsentativcs OF organized society pouncc
on them, these same knights OF the
bomb appeal to the flag OF the United
States, to tho constitution OF the United
States, to the laws OF Illinois and the
laws OF Chicago to protect them in their
murderous conspiracy. Their only use
for society under any form OF organiza-
ton is to gain n respite until they shall
have found the opportunity they seek
10 resume their mountaineering. The
only law they have any right to invoke
in their behalf is the law that applies
to mad dogs, who are easier to deal with
and less dangerous to society.
We have not invited these assassins
10 this country. 1t is not their country
they refuse to have a country. II
they are not pleased with the kind OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
HEALTH SUGGESTIONS.

Plenty OF Light i'as essential to good health rs
pure cir
Eat meals Of good. plain fool regularly. Nut
ton biho most dlgcSilblc meat.
In wet weather wear stout waterproof boots
IN preference TO rubber oycShoea,
Dr. Il. ", Richardson says that he has never
known death from bronchitis or pneumonia
that lid not spring from cold. II follows then
that cold Is a more dangerous malRly than Is
usually thought: so be careful OF yourself
by lar tho bGst method OF getting rid OF cold
and consequent depression Is to tnko n little
pure whSRCy In watCr such n stlmuant pro.
notes the circulation which has been checked
and removes the effects Of the chill.
Great caro- should DO exercised In buying
whsEoy. Tho presence Of fuSil oil or other I'm.
pnrIt!es Is source OF danger TO those who I'm
blbO Il.
The only. whlslicy which Is manufactured for
purely medicinal purposes Is DuGS's Pure Malt
md may be obtained from druggists and gro.
ccrs, There Is no other whlskcy so free from
fuSll oil or 80 pure and beneficial. The leading
scientists say so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19


country they find horc, tho way is open
for them to get out, II they do not go
they should be driven out or locked up.
One thing certain is that they should
not be permitted to be ut large ii, this
country. They cannot destroy the gov
ornmcnt, but they can destroy lifc aud
property. Their mission is murder and
rnpinc.
II moro law be needed to deal with
the Reds, public opinion is right up
with the requirements OF their peculiar
case. Chicago's fight to-day may be
some other city's fight tomorrow. 1t
is common cause against common
enemy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
MAY MAKE YOU SMILE.

Family history-Mrs. Dc Style lin her
bric-a-brac corner): ~ can not i'm
agino how my grandmother managed to
keep this set OF china so long. Since |
have had 1t the servants have broken
half dozen OF the choicest pieces"
Mrs. Levelhead: Probably your grand.
mother did her own houscwork."
Her shoe came untlcd
Aud !, why, tied IT,
Her foot was petite.
And shO tried TO hide II,
Her shoe came united
Who wouldn't have tied II?
John: ~ want you 10 marry me
now" Mary: 81 can't for twelve
months" John: Cant we compro.
misc it?' Mary: on meet you hall
way and say six months" John: ooh,
no. Don't compromise it that way.
Marry me now and don't announce the
marriage for twelve months"
Accounted for
No statues are put up Of women great;
Aud this the reason Is (prny do not smilc):
In two short ycnFS the brass would uggrnvate
Her relatives and friends, compassionate,
Because the costume would bc out OF style.
How They Got Rich-Shc: II could
have married either Whippcr or Snap
per ii I'd wanted to, and both OF those
men whom | refused have since got
rich, while you arc still as poor rs 4
church mouse" He: "0f course. I've
been supporting you MI these years.
They haven't
Wiggsy: "Thcre'll be some fun when
Newsplice meets johnson. the orCanist
who PLAYED ut his wedding" Biggsy:
"Whyw Wiegsy: "As the bridal party
was going down the aisle he played,
viii You All DO With Me When the
Scrap Bcgins?'"
Mrs. De Style: "That cloak is just
lovely, SO soft and warm. Is it fashion
able?" Dealer: "No, na'am, it's called
the common-scnse cloak" Mrs. De
Style with sigh: LET me see your
Partisan shoulder-capes."
Johnny entertaining the young man
before ISIS" entered the parlorl: az
lowed you'd never come back here any
more" Young man: "Why so,
Johnny" Johnny: isis said yestcr-
day you was clean gone
The Proposal Without Possible Dis
comtiture-He deeply in love but proud
as Lucifcr): "Do you love mc?" She:
"No." He: "Wcll, l iancied you did,
You know, and wanted to tell you Pm
already engaged"
Vile: ''But must have new Chin
ney-piccc." Husband: "But | can not
afford it." "Eut I must have it,"
well, get it! We must have peace
whether we can afford it or not"
Anxious father: "And could you sup
port my daughter, sir?" Student: Il
have two strong arms" Anxious father:
"But can they support her, sir?"
Student: 'The have often, sir"
Mrs. Snodgrass (reading): "An Ohio
woman has eloped with q tramp and her
husband is looking for the runaways.
Snodgrass: "lIe wants to reward the
tramp, suppose"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
Che GltelligetGsr
WHEELING. NOVEMBER 10. 1891.
a Strong Light on Immigration.

A startling publication in the New
York Herald on tho immigration qucs-
ton divides itself naturally into two
parts Part one relates to tho assisted
emigration OF the least desirable OF
European clements. Part two relates
to the alleged incapacity OF the immi-
grafton authorities to see beyond the
interests OF the steamship companies.
1t may DO said that there is n third
part which relates to the manner OF
bringing over the Storage passengers,
in Mt least one steamer supposed 10 be
tirst-class, the men and women being
allowed to wallow in their own filth
and the crew permitted to take what
liberties they please with the women.
This last, serious matter as it is, may
stand by itself to be disposed OF in its
own way.
=. - So much as relates to the immigration
question proper is revealed by n govern
ment officer who went to Europe to in
vcstigatc and who took unusual means
to make his investigation thorough. By
Disgusting himself and pretending to be
apaupcr, CommissioncrSchulteis ascer-
tanned that numerous agencies under
government sanction are at work send
ing paupers to this country. He tested
the matter in his own person and came
home in the Servia as an assisted emf
grant from England.
This experience drives this particular
nail in up TO the head and clinchcs it.
On the same ship were many more in
the same category. Commissioner
Schulteis saw the indubitable proofs,
and his testimony is in line with much
that We have had before. The result OF
his investigation will suggest to the cx-
ecutive and legislative branches OF the
government that more remains to be
done before We shall have the whip
hand OF this pauper immigration bust
ness, which now has the whip-hand OF
us.
The excellent work OF Commissioner
Shulteis would have resulted in catch
ing and turning back batch OF assist
cd paupcrs ii the superintendent OF i'm
migration at New York had not, for
some reason OF his own, opened the
gates and let them all through before
Mr.. schulteis could stop them. On this
point there is question OF vcracity be-
tween the commissioner and the super
intendent.
The facts as they are reported arc in
favor OF Commissioner Schulteis and
against Superintendent Weber, who
seems to have been more eager to favor
the steamship company than to enforce
the law at the steamship company's
cost. There has been suspicion, which
will not be removed by this incident,
that somebody in authority at the port
OF New York was standing in with the
steamship companies and to consider
able extent nullifying the immigration
laws. 1t behooves the treasury depart
mcnt to get to work now and discover
whether this is true and who tho some
body is. Ii the treasury department
cannot discover, perhaps Congress can.
The people are in dead earnest about
this immigration business. They havo
undertaken to shut out the dependent
and the vicious classes and they intend
to keep hammering at it until they sue
ceed They cannot succeed il there is
somebody standing at the gates OF
Castle Garden working skeleton key
for consideration.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

Mn. Mills is believed to have the
Cleveland support in his candidacy for
the spcakcrship. II true this will make
Governor Hill tear his shirt in . wild
ondcavor to make Mills speaker at al
hazards. You may have seen that
mighty pair working together before.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

IMMIGRANT inspection at tho port OF
New York seems to cudgel its wits to
find the best way not to inspect. Con.
grcss has fine job cut out for It ut the
port OF New York, through which tho
bulk Of the immigration pours in. Tho
President may be expected 10 give all
tho aid he can, for he knows which way
the gates OF Castle Garden swing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

Russian famine riots are reported in
Kharoif and Ekaterinoslov, provinces
in Little Russia, about a thousand miles
away to the south from St. Petersburg.
Ekaterinos'ov is about the size OF West
Virginia and has 100000 inhabitants.
kharkoTi is smaller and has n popula-
ton OF about 100000. The czar's sill
yer wedding presents will not go far
among these hungry people whom
famine has driven to bloodshed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

NEW York prctcnds to want the M.
tional Republican convention, and
would not object 10 the Democratic con-
yention. From present indications she
will not get either. But you might keep
your eye on Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

TIE President went ducking and kill
cd duck. Somebody will argue from
this that when he goes cunning for re-
nomination he will land it. What in
the world have ducks to do with nomi.
nations?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

heartily, with relish, and without dis
tress afterward? II not, we recommend
to YOU Hoods Sarsaparilla, which ere
ates good appetite and so invigorates
the stomach and bowels that the food
is properly digestcd and all its nutri-
mcnt assimilated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

IT may easily be true that tho Irish
in ireland arc losing faith in the Par
nellites. The Irish in America have
long since reached this point. Some.
times men must deserve confidence to
command it, The present mission OF
the Parnellltes seems to be to keep II
row on hand and make sure OF cmbar-
RAISING the Irish cause.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

weather, and those who are well housed,
well clothed and well led should DO
grateful for it. One way to show graft
tude Is to help to make comfortable
somebody who is iust tho other thing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

We have been told that one reason
for not cleaning the streets Of Wheeling
is that they last longer by not being
cleaned. Is there some other reason
Just as good?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

BREAKFAST BUDGET.
Mrs. Franklin Dexter, who died last
Friday, at Beverly, Mass, at the age OF
ninety-two years, was 4 granddaughter
OF Colonel William Prescott, leader OF
the Revolutionary forces at the battle OF
Bunker hill, and daughter OF Judge
Prescott and sister Of William II. Pres
colt, the historian. Her husband was
an eminent Massachusetts lawyer and
art patron. Mrs. Dexter had one pccu-
liarity. She believed in later years that
the best time to be awake was when
everybody else was asleep, and for years
she followed strict routine. Six o'clock
in the morning was her time to 60 to
bed.
a cunning thief. recently, made his
escape from custody in peculiar and
and daring manner. He was being con-
vcyed from Chicago, ILL.,, to Madison,
Ind, and, for greater security, the de-
tective handcufed himself to his pris-
oner. During the journey the detective
fell into 4 sound sleep. Observing this
the thief quietly went through the peck
cts OF his custodian, stole his money and
the Key which unlocicd the handouts.
He then handcuised the detective with
out awakening him, and at the next sta
ton quietly lett the cars among lot OF
other passengers.
Mrs. Ada Mcinott, OF Grand Rapids,
Mich, lat Thursday, took her l7-ycar-
old son to dime museum, where one
OF the attractions Is William Tell act.
On the following day she playfully put
a;potato on her head, remarkinS to the
BOY he couldn't shoot it off. The boy
found a revolver, and aiming it, pulled
the trigger, The revolver was not
empty. Inc oullet lodged in the wo-
man s neck and she Will die.
There is a bear roaming the river hot
tom in the vicinity OF Linda that. when
1t sees man, rises on its hind legs and
begins to dance. 1t is thought the
creature must have escaped from some
gyspies who recently passed through
the town. Many OF the ranchers living
near there are so frightened that they
S!Scp q s:s: !, "c:!!i u Tish'.-'ed"i
rru"c'Sco 'a"'
The shortest term OF imprisonment
ever gives IN massachusetts, was imposed
on Lemue! Il: Demelen = few days ago
IN the United States circuit court in
Boston. The prisoner, charged with
int .iN I NUN u united states oiilceT
II, t.'e uislleharSc Oh ms uuty, was lihed
SlUu a't! Imprisoned ior one houf IN the
county jan
Miss Emma Conner, the young school
teacher who recently become famous
t9t i'er PlucNY uelei'sc OIL the American
i iaS.o "n Al. rl nonieu , oyer her school
housc i. ,GHfa"'orusVliie, ND, when
sonu n r'' hl. utteniptea 10 hau! 1t
aoNi, nls puen preseH'Gu WIN q me
ii.e from NUMBER Oh her admlrlns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

THE Wheeling Building Association
is still open ior new members. Meets
Saturday evenings ut office OF franklin
Insurance Company, No. 81 Twelfth
street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

GES. ROGER A. Pryor, recently elect
ed judge on the Tammany ticket,
swears he spent $4,000 for election pur-
poses. The Tammany erminc comes
high.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, effective, but do
not cause pain orgripe. Be suro to get
Hoods. S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

ST. PAuL's big fire sis thought to have
originated in some unknown manner"
Nothing like shrewd guess in matters
OF this kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

An instrument invented at George.
town College, known us the photochron-
ograph, is said to record, with absolute
accuracy and precision, the time occu-
pied by star in its transit across the
meridian.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-19

There is bear roaming the river bot
tom in the vicinity OF Linda that. when
it sees man, rises on its hind legs and
begins to dance. 1t is thought the
creature must have escaped from some
gyspies who recently passed through
the town. Many OF the ranchcrs living
near there are so frightened that they
sleep u their ";:G:,.:!!I ~ night. -!Sais
Francisco Gail.