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Us a ION: clover. sl2.als
Price 10 Consumers.

FfouR .vp Family White. SIS; Patent.
s3.e5 2 cwt; buekwhyat -four. $50 v cwt; corn
meal. go e ton; feed. SzUes2l per Ton; mid
diings SO 9 ton bran. SIS q ton: ships. SD u
ton screenings. SO z ton.
MEar-por steak. I0c roast. Toe; ribs. &c;
tenderloin FEC; ban. l2c: beef steak. ca Zoe
roast. serltc; rib. -; mutton. ttlic; spriSc
lamb. Or lee, spring chicken. lies Zoe; turkeys,
l4eel6c ducks. E@lSe.
PRoDrcE-Bniter. sc; eggs. 25c: potatoes
fee Z tu; beeis Ice = PIX onions. Z5ag3Jc = PIX
beans. tJc T. PIX; apples. &lc Z PIX; grapes, lOa
&c z ID. pears. MCCAIN r dnk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

CITY Treasurer = once.
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. :. $50
Nctice - hereby given that the assessment
roll for the Construction e . sewer IN al
Wealthy avenue from South last street. 10
Center street IA the city 81 Grand Rapids Is
now IN ms hands. and that 1 viii rereiTs pss
WILLIAM HhkE
ian = CITY Treasurer.
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rRrAsunrR.s NorIcE
city Trcasurer's once.

City treasurer once.
Grand Rapids. Mich Jan. II. lsa1. !
Notice rs HEREBY GiVea that the assessment
roll for the construction 81 = sewer ia Cass
street from 100 ieti north 81 Powell street "a
n avenue and ln fiifh avenue 70 jefferson
In my hands. aud that viii ~.
ceive paymcnf thereon for the period ~
twenty days from ih's date. al the once 81
the City Treasurer. CITY. hal
WILLIAM HAZE
feb,
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TREAsUHsR's Nor.cE.


f7IIN
Grand Raplds. Mieh. JsA. . lac.
Notice is hereby fiycn that IN asscvsrs- ; ?
roll for the construction al . HesEer ga
I-nnefte street ffpm Eleventh ftref -
West Leonard street. in sac city ~ GRAD
Rapids. is now iu my hands aHd that
4 will receive payment thereon lor the
period Il fwenfy DAYS IRON ihis date. ~ tbs
Office of The civ Trezsarer.
CIfy Han WILLIAM HsKF.
ian - city treasurer.
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J. G.. ALEXANDER,

I-0R SALE-Nice large brick hoHse 10 reons
Il besides halls. cellar under wnais hoase.
with fur8are, 10 feet OF perch. nice large shade
trees ID front and rear. iot e~xli- on gradeti
exchange ser good vscapt property or natl
farrn lnquire at J. -. Alexander. IS Lyon sc.
LslR SAIE- s-rc0m house Win iron Is
SIDE porch: coed we'll sud eisrera lot - feet
fr3ng. enfv three doors frsta Cherry stree
rsrs, east fronts price only 5 $50 II sold soon ,
thlsts a bsrgsia. Inquire q J. q Alexander.
Is Lyon 81
Lfok sAlE-2 vacant lots. fae section 81
a Clserry u and Lake ave. ene shsde trees
lr ffanf. Price for neNt ~ DAYS. SHG TO So
each cant be beat for ne Money
fnanirs ef ~ Alexander. Court Blk. 3
Tyen-ss phene9s-.
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Bear. large. SIS. s. ana So: Beaver. per h..
g. and -: eat. wild. JOG. 20c and i0c; cat.
house. Zoe; deer skins. dry. per H.. 20c ard
iac. asher. So aud So ioS. red. soc and hoe;
fox. gray. utr snd stei io1. cross, -. - and
$50. wax. So and -; muskrat, fall. i0c. Sc.
20 aud PC: mink. 81. &c. <Oc and .5c. Iiaftin.
s.. &c 6c and 6Dc.otter $. g. 81 and $50: rae
co0n zee. See. los aud &C. skunk. black. 81. T. c
and &c: sSuuk. narrow stripe. SOC and &c
skunk. bread stripe. sc and lGc.
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WHAT PEOPLE WANT T.; e. !: !: {; ::;:.

Twelve words will usually make two lines; thirteen and
not 10 exceed twenty words three lines.
and in the larger advertisements
the AVERAGE IS seven words to a line. There
is but one price. that quoted in the table below.
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rnhAstnnI..s NoIIet-
CITY Trcasurers once

City Treasures orice
Grand Rapids Mica. Jan. = 1892
Notice Is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll for the con 81 lct oh 81 sewer In Charles
street from Wealthy avenue 10 Buckeye
street in the cry ~ Grana Rapias.
is now in my hands. and HAT J wiii recfiv~
payment thereon for the period - ivenfv
days from this date. u Tie of.ee Of tile City
City Hall
WILLIAM HAkE.
ian - civ treasurer.
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CIV Tr..snrer,s one,

City Treasurer's once
Grand Rapids. Mich. Jan. :. lSs1.
Notice is hereby gwen that the assessment
roll Tor tae construed ion Of sewer IA flritn
street. from Alpine asenue o Jeanette street
in the ci;y OF Grand Rapid - now IN nv
hands. and that | Viii receive payfn-nt
thereon for the period Of twenty days frcm
this date. atthe ONCE OF tue City Treasurer
city Hall.
WILLIAM HkKF,
jangT CITY Treasurer.
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TREasun,R's NOTICE.


fTTF IFfasuTff = fFfIirf-
Grand II pli Mich. ian. a. lSi1
Notice = hereas gwen that the assessrlflf
roll ior the construction OF a sewsf IN Ro~fIE
street from - feet east ~ South Pine street -
lane avs rue an The city - t;raad Eanids a ~
my hands. and that ! viii rereive psyment
thereon for the period 81 twenfv DAYS ffafa ~ =
date. at the Once OF Tire city Treasurer cry
Hail
WILLIAM HkkE
feb 10 CIV Treasurer.
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jan
TREAsuREg's NOTICE.

CRY JGFsSrrFR'f 0frcEt
srssn RsFlrS. Mich. Jaa. :. fS3L. /
Natice Is hereby sigen that the assessor emit
roll for the opening OF Livingston street from
south end of reservoir TO Ben lanin stree nl
the city Of Ni aHd kau'ds. n now "a ny ha4fa s.
andthat | wiil receive payment thereon for th..
period OF twenty DAYS from ihis dale. Al ia8
Office of the CITY Treasurer. city Hsi-
WILLIAM ifkkf
ian . civ Tf.s sum-
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CONVENIENT KITCHEN.
Plans Furnished BY an OHIO House
keeper.
a Place for Everything saa EssFythia<
&C. Ftses--srras<.n<ats whssa
Lessen tina Dxaasery "a
f.iEeAe1 MORA

Mrs. 3. 3. Herriek. Of Lorsin county,
o, has sent u the Ohio Farmer a mum
Der Of diagrams - illustrate her kitchen
ar5 house. with the necessary arrange
nents. and . photograph OF the in
terror. We have had i've OF the dia-
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FINANCIAL AND ooSnEseiAl
THE OLD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH


81. L SWEET. President
j. n. BARNETT. ;Sice- President
HAk\E l J. HDLLlSfER. CsSaief.
All classes Of baEktHg business that are "a
harmeBx NTH the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters Of Credit. earrent IA al paris Of the
worid- iSssied Ia sums 20 SUIT Interest al
deposit. -
L. II. Whitney. 6eorge G. Pierce.
j. ri. B4rnetL J. Gunner.
81 l. sweet. Joseph a. Martha.
~ j. HOLSTER. W X. shelby.
Willard Earehzrdt. " .. lIngbzst.
l. cr0ft0a Tex. =. LocttgeFI
l.. z HRxkias
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WANTED AGENTS

xAATEib-Ageats ts handle = side lac OF
w eomierseFs. address j. II. BFysoa. OVID.
Nieh. lett
(VlDE-ANAkE serkeFs essFye here los tbs
w greatest hook Ga earth. nHEffe PAo1-
OGRAPHs OF the MokLh,S eesting si1.tse
mammoth illustrated circulars and lerms Tree
unparalleled success, Mr. Ties l. Martha.
Hose Adams Moesfer. O. - In az mlatseS,
Rev !. HoMA ard Madison. Iyons. \. A.. si01 a
hours = BONANZA, magnificent euiht oniy 81.
Books on credit Freight paid, Address
Globe Bibie Publishing Co. No. - Dearborn
St Chicago H.. or Philadelphia. Pa
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Sick Headache yields to Beecham's
Pills.
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FOUND

ia he i4ss les aasx segae ~ e@fgasns. and I
want yea 30 haze 10 esRehs oae 81 saen -
Ne. sls Crescent aseaes il sPlepaie ne,ga-
hsshooa hesse hearty new isFse cofHeE ias
rasm ger saothar bonse has good e@gn 81
aaleiR,as ist. / caa sell that 10 you on easy
terms and VIA make she price Tor a Ten asys
oniy s2sa I have sce fees sR At NeFBea
street With t~e Bseassn houses zad large Uara
that will seil goa ior what the lots are worth.
Cal ana ses the tAr<sln ! have. A sssaa
house ARd large ~ ga Les&a street. Sest -
Fast street Which J vii sell Tor ssa, ssnsil
payment aexn. ts.sace as re1t- l have
isree house. nesrly new large barn on nth
avenue. near unsoa street that yea can eus
cheap and on your e9n terms, Slll tsks sscs ~
lot or lots - part pas eaii ana wiH slow Il
9yoa. Have several nea houses IN the sAsg
have a large nH o. houses ana lots ana va
cant lots which VITA pas you 10 look over be
Tore buying. l have 3 small house on Logan
street TO rent Ger s. per month, near EsA
street. very modern. Only sloi IL you want xss-
thing In ny tsae call ana see me. Large isl o.
farms for sale ana exchange. Eighty acres az
Ada fer 500 ca your own time 81 viii en-.
change ier something IN the city.
wv. ct0sTERH0use.
ph.,a AZ 70 f.n.t cs...t
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rREAsuRnIs's NOTICE

city Treasurer oflce
Grand RapidS Mich. jar. n. Use
Notice IS he' ehy gwen that the assessment
roll ior the cc1siractian of sewer in James
street. from MeSlfhy avenue To- sherman
street, Ia the city OF BrAAd kaFita. -
now IN my hands. and that l viii receive pay
ment thereon for the period of twenty tsys
from this date. at the once Of lac city
Treasurer. City Hall.
WILLIAM nAkE.
feb 10 City Treasurer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

wsica Tits back and Is held ID By =
strong book fastened to tbe wiade~
easing. With the cover down Il Is used
for wash bench on washsn7s u
mates n god table 70 cut ont garments.
Throw % some iaproees ard = =
gonst lounge. The waste water frs,ssA
The tub j. conducted outsisie ~ PIPE.
fs he kitchen - usually wsrfp. aud
kns warm wst>r AZ hand. = = con
veaient fsr bathing in cuel v-efaer
kSg $ = the work table. - take he
riace 81 ne uxazl table ia the kitchen.
srd cceary inR No more rsora- Any
ffsrmer ~ erdinary eshar seal capacity
ean rake tssis table IKE ZIP y shel-
bow g>ctfrn sfnS - ~ ese5 a. mold
irz hasa' snS wA~n nst ~ use is -o~-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

Leg A IL ADV ERIISING.
pROBATf oRDER-SgaIe OF Michigan. coua-
~ of Kent. - Al a session 81 the Probate
Court Tor ssid county OF Kent. held Al tie Pro
bate ONCE. IA The ctts OF orsad kaplas. on TIE
l2ih day of January. in the year enc Thousand
eight hundred aud ninety Two.
Present. Cyrus y. Perkins Judge OF Probate.
In the matter Of the estate OF
kAROARfT MER1fS. deceased
An instrument IN writing parbariing 70 fe
the last Nil aud testament OF said deceasec
having been hied IN tits court for probate.
IL Is ordered. that Monday the sth day Of
February. lsie. ~ ten o'clock IN the i0renooa
al said Probate Once. be appointed Tor the
proving said Instrument.
And IL Is further ordered that copy Of this
order be published three successi Ne ssecSs PIE
sious 10 said das ol hearing. ia the GrEnd RAP
ids Herald. daily newspaper printed and
circulating ln said county OF heaL
c. rus r. PERKINS
"a true copy Jadgc OF Probate.
ADoirH +. MASaN
sun nov IL Ees ster
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TREAsURER's NOTICE.

ctr Treasures once.
Grand Rapids Mitch. Jan. = 1899
Notice - hereby given that tee assessment
rel Cor grading grseeifng ard paving toe gus
ters of Fast Fuifon sffrst from nion street
50 East sfffef 10 the eSts - Erand Rapids is
raw n ms hands aad that viii frcefse pay
sneut thereon Tor the prriad 81 fwerfT orTs
from this date. OF the efsics ~ the Treasurer.
WILLIAM nAEF
5sn q CITY 1frNsursf.
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I0R SALE Tasty room bsnse N the ttfi
nine s4ocS. iron tHe postoaHee, on gssdea
street y = good neigbb9rhsod. cheapest boase
Ia fhsc ~ fof 81 %. o. on rnanfhlv psyfneBts
% So r.er usonth ffecarf rev areor house
IN lave Caarf hHi = ~ furnace. nantes gss
fifv and ftstsTn water had wed finish
ssasrafea re,tzr yArd krs8~a sri seatee.
rartvefa assks a. fSr e "a ~ Is psr manfh
Fals NJ l1fs IN Paris. eail*gs saa Ma sea
sfeauss g - 81 Hg-af6s ~ IHifs.
- ofteea street. fsn frem Z 80 ? -
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LOB SALE Hooses sra iets - tfFe1rHt
Y sxrfs 81 80 fsfr s-asH psvnssnt 7s~ht
rranfhi- pssassnts fftrrwarGs Lets sF8 500
rvsneriV vffAsa ~ IS CIV mss AIso H =
tlass e. harF~fek-st. - = hssxats- bF. Yer
tee - f@sfs9eksk Az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

\ hsve A afrr hene@ ARD ief en- Csff sssans -
Hxrhanze TO- swsiief be- - saatnffn ~
essrss- rarf II Fhe eiia. Wm 81 q bert
Real guafa saa Iesa*. reom NiedecoHah
eaitaae-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

THOMAS u. GILBERT. Pres dent.
GRO. a. BRIGGS, Elee-Presldens.
j. fkEDkkIC bAAks. Cashier.
& H. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact business ia aildepar.meDts OF bank
irr authorized by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available IN all the commercial
cities of the world sold AZ current rates.
L.. :. bonds bought and sold.
DIRE TORS
Thomas D. Gilbert Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas J. O'Brien, George q. Briggs.
David ~ Amberg Isenuel ID. Putnam.
Ransom q. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward H. Hunt John &. Fitzgerald.
L. Stewart M.hite. phto &. Fuller.
j. Frederic Baars
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WANTED BoARDRRs.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms wlth beard
~ references required. 10 North lonia
street
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Ersb ESTATE CITY. @

GOOD p0ARD-wiih or without room. -
" Sheldon street =
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HELP wAsrgD-FExALE.

WANTED Girl Tor general hcusework.
W Mrs. ". A. Wilson. III BoStwick- st. ~
{tANTED-3 family cooks. pastry hotel
W cooks 10 dining room girls 2second girls.
20 girls Tor general work. Apply room 4
Employment once Is Monroe ST.. W. L.. Dixie
man. 70
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UANE-Taa learned to train your borses7
~ then drive around and leot "a some ~
the iots that Offer for siao To Szs. - Gown
ana balaesa So quarterly witwout interest
l.. s. Proyin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-25

yToR SALE-Grocerv stock and fStures for
sale cheap doing gooa business; No. -
Ellsworth avenue. dwt'o
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IsoR SALE-PartieS putting up ice viii End
4 sawdust. forsae by the Grand Rapids Char
Co. No. go Canal-st. -
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FOE RENT BUSINESS PLACES.

L0R RENT-liause " tn modern improve
ments. llg b0si wick street. Inquire oil a.
II. GiidCrslteye. ~ Lyon street. III
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Fer Rent HOUSES.

IGOR REXT-A Broom house, No. - iagrave
l. street second block south of Fulton street
park adm rably adapted for rent tax furnished
rooms o. first class boarding. lolSe. GgS. els
tern and well water. wood aud qoal bias. good
celiar. sewerage, et, Address Z. Graham. III
SUMMER street. az Mr.. Pierce. livery. corner
oskes and Lagraye streets. lsif
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NOR RENT Store az M. so South Division
4 stfcet Axi90 feet. for * pfr month; No.
81, Lyon street. SIS; No. ~ Lyon street. -
g 50 suits OF three To- tn rooms in above block :
nj s. -. = and 40 according 10 location,
Caas. T. Mercer successor 20 kinsey Mer
Ger. aud 10 WidGIcomb building. Phone sh&.
%
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FENALE.

VANTED--Situation by young lady sfenog
w rapher and bcokkeeper. who has had eN
rericnce. Can furnish best of references. sal
ars no object. Address :. box g. Herald
oftice >,
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I ADIEs-Wanting girls for houseworS.
- please apply 10 Intelligence P4rIors. 81 cd
fiouseman Block. Furnished rooms 10 reat
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-23

ALBANY, n, Y, Feb. 22.-Sunshine
and booming cannon opened convention
day, and such crowds as filled the streets
have never before been seen at the state
capital. AT Blocker hall, where the
convention was held, the crush for ad-
mission was so great that delegates were
detained outside, and there was not a
quorum present for the transaction of
business when the hour for the gavel
TO fall arrived. Chairman Murphy and
Chief Croker, of Tammany hall, were
among those detained by the crowd for
nearly half an hour before they could
secure the opening of an extra door.
Red, white and blue bunting formed the
only decorations of the hall, incident
ally added to by the bright colored at
tire of throng of ladies in the boxes.
A portrait of Washington hung from the
prOscenium arch in honor of the ami
verSary of his birth. 1t caused some
comment among the delegates, who
thought it queer that Senator HIPS
picture did not occupy place of honor.
The Tammany delegation occupied
the extreme front seats on the left side
of the parquette. Kings county's thir-
ty-siX delegates. with Boss" McLaugh-
lin III the front row, sat on the extreme
right of the hall. Chairman Murphy
ealled the convention to order and
named the temporary organization de-
eided on by the state committee at its
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-23

morning meeting. Mayor j. w. Hinck-
ley escorted Judge Beebe, of the court
of claims, to the chair. His speech was
warmly received throughout, but the
greatest applause was accorded his ref
erence to Senator Hill, "under whose
leadership the Democracy of the state
Has Never Lost a Battle.,,
Three cheers and. thrice three were
given while the David B. Hill club kept
up the enthusiasm with its peculiar
cry, which is in many respects similar
TO the yell of the Cornell university
students. Gov. Flowers name, too,
was received with great applause.
Secretary De Freest called the roll of
the convention, and as the names of
prominent Democrats were read they
were greeted with wild applause. Lieut..
Gov. Sheehan was the first to receive an
ovation, and Hugh Mclaughlin, of
Brooklyn, was the next. The Tammany
element in the audience saw to it that
the name of hardly a delegate from
New York passed without a yell, and
when that of Chief CrUker was reached
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-23
miss the Republican party from further


control Of the federal government.
The state of New York has often had
the good fortune to be honored by the
choice of one of its citizens as the cham
pion of the national Democracy. If we
shall again be invited by our comrades
in other states to put forward a candi-
date for the chief magistracy of the
nation. we are prepared to ask their
SURFACES for a statesman whose record
already places him in the group made
Industrious by the names of Van Buren,,
Wright, Marcy, Seymour and Tilden.
We shall present the name of ga!-
liant leader, whose banner is inscribed
with many victories. and under whom
the Democracy of New York never has
been and never will be defeated; n
leader who was elected to the senate of
the United States without the eXpend-
iture of dollar; leader we love be-
cause the enemies of the Democratic
party hate and fear him; leader in
whom the veteran soldiers of New
York have always found a stead
last friend; leader whose sue
cess is always the triumph of his
party; leader whose election to the
presidency of the United States would
give to the whole people an administra-
tion guided and directed in all of its
measures by the principles, the policy
and the traditions of Jefferson and Jack
son.
After cessation of the shouts of COM
mendatlon which followed Gen. SickleS'
effort, James w. Ridgeway, of Kings
county, handed up the report of the
committee on resolutions, which was
read by Secretary De FreeSt. who was
frequently compelled to suspend read
ing by thunderS of applause.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-23

the enthusiasm rivaled that which fol
lowed Beebe'S reference to Senate,
Hill.
The reading of the roll revealed the
presence of three contrasting delegations,
one from the Fourth Albany district.
the second from the Second district OF
Chautauqua, and the third from the
First district of Oswego. Resolutions
were adopted making provisions for the
appointment of committees on creden.
tlalS. permanent organization, platform,
delegates and electors. That providing
for the platform committee provided for
reference of all resolutions, petitions
and protests without debate. This in.
Sured that
No Open Protest
would be made on the floor of the con-
vention. On motion of Frank Barden.
OF RENSSELAER,, the present state COM
mlttee was continued in existence until
next year. George l.. Weed, of Gin
ton. son of Smith M. Weed. created the
first little flutter of excitement by OBJ
Jecting to the list of members Of the
various committees handed up for the
IWenty-flrst congressional district. He
SAID that the delegates from Clinton
county had not been notified of a meet
ing for the selection. and declared that
as only the delegates from Franklin
and Warren counties were present.
there was not quorum, and they could
not make report.
Essex county's delegates, however.
who were declared to be Hill men yes.
terday, Topped back to the support of
Weed. Chairman Beebe said that Mr..
Weed and his six delegates might meet
and present list of delegates. and the
convention would decide between them.
This made young Weed smile, for he
realized that he would have no show
with the convention, and he insisted on
MS right to participate In meeting of
all the delegates of the district. Lieut..
Gov. Sheehan came to the rescue of the
chairman, and advised that the confer
ence be allowed, though he said he had
no hope for an agreement. The lieuten-
ang governor was right, for young Mr..
weed announced that his efforts had
been futile. The committees having
been announced, at $50 o'clock the con.
ventlon took recess until $3.50 O'Clock.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-23

On the run to Ann Arbor Mr.. Cleve-
land and eX-Goy. Campbell held re-
.ception at the rear OF the train, and all
on board were given, chance to meet
them. When Mr.. Cleveland stepped
from the car he was met by Mayor w.
G. Doty, of Ann Arbor, and the alder
men of the city. The mayor bore a
leather case, inelosing a hammered sill
yer casket which contained d document
certifying the freedom of the city was
givento Mr.. Cleveland. This he pre-
sented to the ex-president in neat lit
tie speech. In response Mr.. Cleveland
expressed his thanks for the honor done
him, and, turning to the subject of the
state university, said:
''The fame of your institution has
spread throughout the country, and
everywhere 1t is considered that it
ranks among the best educational insti-
tutiOns in the world. l have never be-
fore been in Michigan, but shall carry
away with me an impression that this
is one of the most hospitable states in
the Union. assure you can never
forget the inspiring scene which was
presented to me as stepped from the
car just now. Again thank you"