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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Pilot charts and all nautical information will
be furnished masters OF vessels free of charge
in United States Photographic Office in the
Custom House. Captains are requested to cal /
at the office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02

Washington, Sept 22-Notice is given that
Range post Light No 9, on the edge
of the marsh at the west side Of
mouth of Clapboard creek, St Johns River
Florida, has been rebuilt and the usual fixed red
tubular lantern light has been REL established.
By order Of the lighthouse board
i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Letter sing seems to te the "order
Of me say 81 democratic cIfcles Their
cam iat faI tne presidency has sc-
aafsd -stsansl reputation asa con-
posse ef lrst ep.ssies, sad nov the
deasacra1ic nauont5 COMMITTEES has
taseu tse dsld. rs has promulgated
a. atdress "re enc People Of she
IgNtd ~laesr' ccnsrttuiatug tnena
upea laa results q the elections ~
araae Vsunoat snt Aeksnsss. There
j. eent of aHsbor ruansng through
as tlfrsss. vhiea essrs 9nrn sssksoie
evdeaees 81 ere skHfal pen II VI
CtsasE ~ tna democratic neticnal
eon1r ttoe can Ger re any ssusfs etion
~ fsorer any csuses far cell fel ciss-
lsa n tle sscts thst every connsv ~
4Nsine hs> xsses republ can, that f7ar-
20 81 tfe r1ss are IS rennhhcsn. =
pr 1nee3 sea. an3 tasf every eHe
81 ,he rrgaaHcsn congressman Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Tasssd sld taey be a. ads rich while ~
stSna shlysTiBg Tor the Reed 81 fuel.
they vii neither 'dlg BoF get Out, sc
Mas tnS rule 10 California. We arc on
The verge II one Of the gres tesI Teso-
luuons tins country ever knew. GIVE
the republican party smother tour
years ease OF life and let tnings To
earned GA as they have been for the
past few years ard the laboFing class
viii he forced % revolt.
the richer classes Of thls country would
rather make wzT Than not. Tor they
know that I tue laboFer = paci ned Nv
right aud fair means. and me poor man
gwen has dues. they Ngli De obliged 10
forfeit their wealth.
There lsn'i a court in the United
states that would hripg an Indictment
against Carnegie. who oaghg 10 be con
ylcted OF the murder of hls lzborers
and hanged. All the lahorer asks =
that be may be al owed 10 10 fair
days work and receive q lust c0mpen-
satlcn.
We have been plnndered Of our
rights. OF our Liberty ana of our prop
erty. II We allow the torch Il liberty
20 De b fne by corrupt Jaw makers II
will At lssI 20 down INTO tue lulTe as
did Rome IN days gone by. II you no
aeTstaud this nay fellow citizens and
intend 10 perform me sacred duty
which II Is your right % 10 and save il
from this impending danger you wili
walk up 10 the poiis on election dsy
and vote straight peoples party
fickaf -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
West Michigan Fair Notes.

The grounds are nearly in readiness
for the West Michigan far and large
number of exhibits are already there.
IL has been found necessary to station
watchnien on the grounds to look after
the goods and merchandise there.
Secretary Whitney secured 10 sheep,
So swine and lis cattle for entries IN
the fair here while at the state fair
Wednesday.
". G. Oldfeld of Kalamazoo has en-
tered large collection OF minerals for
exhibition.
Nine entries Of blooded horses have
been made by Charles Oldfield of Cedar
Spring..
Wexford county will make a fine eX-
blhlt of fruit at the fair.
The total amount OF money offered
IN premiums Is 1900.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Across the Line" drama which
makes al effort to combine a theme
which Involves war aud romance. vas
Substituted ~ The Grand last "a ght for
"a Rocky Mountain WAif." TIE plav
msv he 81 Ell sgsln this afternoon and
evening.
Seats sre selling REP dly for the WI
bar Opera comfea s esiEagefaent wa.oh
Ni.l open toHaorTcr mghf with "grsnd
Duchess" The diagrams sre open for
snv performance of the week snd in
auUc pat aa oi sic rush. n sou q b.
prudent 20 spQly fer SEATS IN advance.
A I. Wilbur. propr ietoT f ne opera
conansnv. srrvea ~ the city at even
inC on = fslsiness rnis<-en rnnuer I'd
with the return shins Of Hru opera
hoUsf, tmrlnnafa. m Ehica ae = inter-
ested WIfn Brady s. trarrlod
There wiN - = matinee A. Snlt =
today Tomorrow night BLACK GlgoS. p
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

The peach season is now at Its
height. There we're 10000 bushels on
the local market yesterday. The ex-
press offices are crowded and the rail
road companies are overrun with
them. The American Express company
yesterday had more peaches than II
could get cars to accommodates. Over
800 bushels were shipped from that Of
flee alone. Between 800 and 400
bushels were shipped from the United
Sta ties company's office. Fifteen car
loads. which means 5000 bushels. of
peaches were shipped from Fennville
to Chicago over the {. " w. VI. road.
Yesterday the Adams Express COM
pany shipped SIX car loads of peaches
to points IN Ohio and Indiana. The
average shipments by the company for
the past week will exceed 1000 bushels
per day. Yesterdays shipments were
the largest that ever left Grand Rapids
by EXPRESS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Although tie work OF organization
i proceeding rapidly and effective y
IN tbs city ant e.sewere IN the state, IL
must 10 remembered shat the fune-
tons OF the club have not terminated
By is formation, simply. Where clubs
are already organ zsd they should seek
20 extend their Influence, TO gather in
new members, To ind cut those per-
sons 10 their respective communities
who are republicans or who incline to
support the republican ticket, and to
give them an opportunity 10 join the
clah and OF participating IN Is efforts.
Where there are sgns of disatfectlon, of
facti0nsl difficulty or even OF a want
OF proper interest, tAat sort OF per-
sonai Work should be undertaken
which wi. bring the right lnHu-
ences 10 bear for the removal
OF every sourcc OF embarrassment.
II our friends all over the state 90 to
work IN lbs way. We shall have the
greatest majority next November that
has ever been gwen 20 any party in this
state. Such majority . well within
the night. IL can be had Il we choose
90 SO after IT, But we have not got 1t
yet And we cannot get Il by attend
ing strictly to our private affairs and
leaving public interests to take care OF
themselves. We can only get Il by
close, compact and complete orgsniza-
ton, and then by personal effort on
the part OF all those citizens who be-
heve that the country and state Is bet
Ter OF under a republican than under
n democratic administration. Let every
republican make the interests of his
party his own peculiar, personal inter
ests. and the victory Will be 4, splendid
ASH Is deserved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

The Work of putting IN the sprlnkling
system IN the new factory OF TIE orel
Cabinet company = completed. Tue
cnur. water systsnl for tue factory
cosi $50 coo. Taere are tsree dist net
methods OF QuencAlDg IRE any one II
when Is designed 10 prove cliectual "a
putting OUT an, ordinary blaze. BY
means OF the three it almost lmpos-
slble iOr ire 20 gsln a foot hold. BY
the new sprinkler system the pipes
open automatically a. soon a. the heat
reaches certain point and Tue whole
building IS immediately drenched. IL
j. expected that the new factory vii
% completed IN lcss than month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

The Board Transacted Little But Rou-
tine Business Yesterday.

tine Business Yesterday.
Commissioner Loettgcrt presided
over the beard II police aud fire COM
missioneTs yesterday Ia the absence OF
President Lsitet. Commissioners
iisIch AID Hitaey were the other
me nbeFs VINO held doxa their casa-
loDei seats.
MaTsnai lem IN made his weekly re-
port regarding matters III hls depart
nent, aud Experiments Eastman
came IA, treadlng lightly over tue
Brussels carpet, and said ne bad pat IN
u rsQulsitiou for mating for the ftOOr
OF the patrOAnen's sleeping quarters.
The 'dOg watch" who ''tuFn IN" IT y
o'clock are awakened By tie IL o'clock
men coming ia.
Commissioner Whitney said II any
noise occurred again 10 disturb tie
beauty sleep" OF the coppers the
board would md out about II and set
tie the matter once for all.
uperintencent Eastman also report
ed the accident TO Patrolman Wells
and it seemed u be the decision OF
Tie board that the Chicago Boot & Shoe
company ia the rear OF whose store toe
accident occurred, IS liable for dam
ages as the dangerous hole IN which
the patrolman fell was not properly
guarded.
The following communications were
received:
From the family OF the late Thomas
Gibbons, extending their heartfelt
thanks 10 tho board for It's kind re-
membrance of the veteran engineer.
From William Z. EyelHnger, signal
operator. for leave of absence TO at
tend the dedicatory exercises of the
worlds fair October Is u 81. Referred
10 the superintendent.
From J.. A. Smith, asking TO be ap-
pointed on the force. On file.
From Alfred Hemstreet, asking leave
of absence from September 26 TO Octo-
Der 5. Granted.
From Clarence f. Rose, asking for
appointment as signal operator. Placed
on die.
From John l.. Leverage. asking for
leave of absence from October to
October -. Granted
Commissioner Hatch requested more
time TO secure bids for new truck
and for the repairs of No. 3 truck.
Granted.
On motion Of Mr.. Hatch, the presi.
dent was authorized TO ask the council
to place two electric lights in the alley
where Patrolman Wells was injured.
There was no further business and the
board adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
ovEr- oNeIpExcE pANarRoUs.

When 70 - said that the outlook for
the success OF the republican ticket,
ssate aad national. this fall. il wonder.
fully bright. such talk IS not for effect.
The chances for success are so fiatter-
Ing. ia fact. that the leaders OF the
party hnd 10 necessary 20 counsel
strongly against a feeling of security
for fear that q wall imperil the ticket.
When a party enters upon a campaign
feeling reasonably sure OF victory. IL
isaDs to DO less than Il should 10 render
victory certain. Republicans must not
depend on democratic disatfecton. nor
on the dsmocrscy's bad record IN the
state, nor on Clevelsnts personal
weakness. nor On the popular prelu-
dice against free trade, nor on the
magnificent showing made By the Nc
kuley aw. nor ON Peck's or Preston's
report. nor on any Of the conditions
waioh seem o. Justify confidence. Tney
must depend 1n work-stsady, hard.
perssteut work. They must depend on
0fEsaiftNon- ia tno contests or poll
Les ss n She battles or var. Il Il ganee-
nlY safe CD assume that that party VIII
he successful which has the largest ard
most thoroughly organized army Of
saoere snd patriotic workers in the
fjelj. The republicans must see 20 Is
that IN every election q strict aud coan-
rien they have a better organ zstlon
thsa their sdverssrics. This = she I'M
Sortant thing. Nothing can take It's
place The ann avcrywhere should BE-
& secure the enrolment In a camps On
eiab aad the personal interest n ia
worx Of every man Who calls almself a
reuthiiean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Order OF Dru;ds.

Last night Assistant Grand Organ
izer j. II. Kelly of Detroit organized a
grove IN this city TO be KNOWN as Grove
No. 2, United Ancient Order of Druids,
anu the following members were
elected officers for the ensuing term:
Noble arch, c. W. WeInette; wee arch,
w. ID. Frost; past arch, +. W. Wright,
MD; conductor, Charles Kalkbrener;
treasurer. Joseph kruse; financial and
recording secretary, Frank Anderson.
The grand officers of the order will
come TO Grand Rapids IN a short time
TO install the officers elected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
moULTos's SPEECH.
He Delivers a Characteristic Address 70
Fifsn Ward Populis,s.


The members Of the Fifth Ward Peo-
pies Party club met in Diamonds hall
last evening and listened TO speeches
ia the interest 81 their usfty. delivered
10y " &. Ford and l.. V n ulton.
Nj. Moulton raised the usual how
against tic old parties. the tarf and
the YEA thy mill. naIes, who he
claimed are cheating the poor nlaa and
deuriving tho iahorer Of his rights.
Among other things he said: The and
Of America and is resources belong 40
the people. Que msn has As much
right as another % the coal. tie IRON.
tho gold ard silver stored away in TIE
esrtn. rut who are fast becoming the
nwnprs 81 the soIl and 81 tie resourcesf
Besides the iand winch y being mono
D. = iy miil.onaIres and capitalists.
5000. o0 acres 81 Csf free so has hsen
siaked ont by foreign dukes an8 ords
land ~ eh shonld 10 used for tne ben
EFT ~ ne lstorer ct err country
fverT one ef tne fortunes wh-ch
have been an}ssscd nv few men ~ ~
been srcurnul afed s. yoUr expense.
In the GsVs I'd tha gold rage in Csl for
nIa e a MINER stskea oct rsm 80
mnsf e&1er work e ~ get oof BE
had n8 rzat - stsnd de or veTE u
another csn snd Withhold tbf oid
.s,ua against others aho mgaf sleh
e. cork lt But w1sf SIRE tie -
G. great Ca r8-ntry of FeuusFl
rsea dong hoi4 AZ hsck ehef rss.
CLAIMS 50 tsst TIE rfics 81 c'ai bay Dc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

". I. Buchanan of the agricultural
department has forwarded TO the Office
blue print OF the case adopted 10y the
department for the wool exhibit. The
department proposes To erect these
cases in tue gallery of agricultural hall
aud charge the expense 10 the states
occupying them. The name OF each
state will be paced over the space oC-
Cupird hy lt. The expense will be Z A
liueai foot and escn eighteen inches
W u hold SIX feeces OF wool.
Secretary Roberts received the pilot
ogrsphs yesterday of Assistant United
states Treasurer O. J. Spluldng and
Congressman Marx :. Brewer for the
hIstOuca. album Of Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
REAL ESTATE MEETING.
Difficulty Experienced in Getting a Quo
rum.

OHiiSuity LApciicuSSO III 0St1li1S Soo-
rum.
The meeting of the real estate ex-
change called for yesterday afternoon
was not attended by quorum and an
adjournment was taken until Wednes-
day evening, September u, at 7:30. at
futile Bros. office. The efforts to get
the members of the exchange together
nave proved unsuccessful for some
time. Secretary futile in speaking Of
the matter yesterday SAID 1t is almost
impossible 10 get q quorum under the
present bylaws as they require ma
jority of the membership TO transact
business. The membership now num-
bers thirty-three making an attendance
of seventeen necessary. The bylaws
will have to be amended reducing the
Number necessary for quorum. This
important matter will be attended to
at the next meeting as business affect
ing the existence OF the exchange
must be disposed OF soon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
HERE'S A GOOD ONE
Ninth Ward Republicans Are
i'm Line With
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WARD CLUB
Frsd r. RAM Was Elected President
and a Roasing Meeting Wan BE
Held Tuesday Night.

After the caucus IN the Ninth ward
last night tae acsAye republicans Of the
wasd assembled aud IN an enthusiastic
meeting perfected the organization of
republican club. Officers were elected
and II was decided 10 hold g roaslng
meeting IL No. III West Fulton street
Tuesday night. All the republicans IN
the ward nave been invited to turn out
and a red hot republican session will be
ne ld.
The officers elected last night are:
President-Ffed i. Rand.
Vice President-Robert Logic.
secretary-H. y. Wilder.
Treasurer-E. j. Lefebre.
Executive Committee-J. II. Rice,
George LAMB and c. b. Chiiver.
The following parsons signed the
membership roll last night, and II s ex-
pecled that at least nifty more will join
tuesday night;
Charles q. Chilver. /. c. Sow.
j. a.. Rice. D. 4. hImonds.
". :. Sboat. William q. Rand
III. J. White. Charles ktter.
A. prrisee. & X. OlcNiRe.
r.. kcbentsch. III. ii. Harvey.
4. l.. keDentlsch. J. X. Dunn.
George Lamb. -. r. W0nsey.
Robert 1. LeFis. H. n. Wilder.
n. j. LefrfIe. a. j. Wilder.
Thomas Maish. CD Walsh
Fred 4. Rand. William hoynes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
OFF FOR WASHINGTON.
Seventy Members Of the A. Is. Watson
Post Went YESTERDAY.

Seventy Members Of the A. Is. Watson
Post Went Yesterday.
A large party composed oi members
and friends of the A. L. Watson poet
left for Washington yesterday. They
occupied a day coach and sleeper,
and will arrive in Chicago tonight.
Among those who started are Com
mander w. r. Johnston, MIR. and Mrs.
l.. klIngsmith, Mr.. and Mrs. James Il /.
White, Mrs. A. j. Miner, Miss Lucy
knight, VI. W. Peck. NJ. ID. Teeple,
Mrs. II. +. Watson, William s. Archi-
bald OF Ada, James Davis, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Beebe. Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Kline,
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Morgan, Mr..
and Mrs. &. NJ. Runion, Mr.. and Mrs J..
A. Bell, MIR. and Mrs. John Higgins, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. BIxby. Mr. and Mrs. l..
T.. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. James Con-
verse, MaoKinsw City; Mr.. and Mrs ID.
A. frumpous and daughter, Mack IA "
City; Mr.. and Mrs. u. +. Coleman; Mr..
and Mrs. W. q. smith and Miss Fieta
Smith, Or. Wilson, b. j. Bullard, ".
Mccormick, MT. and Mrs. JOSS ph Bes-
aneon, James 4. Virgil, Charles Good
fruit, Henry Skelcher. c. II. Fox. +. O..
Day, James Fox. A. sager, F. Forbes.
John Emperor, III. l.. Smith. J. T. Cos
sett and A. II. Rogers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Yesterday the wholesale grocers Of
the city ordered about .. 500 barrels q
sugar from New YORK. anticipating an
increase OF price on account OF The
quarantine. About one-third of the
sugar on the market i the beet sugar
made IN Hamburg. aud with tbs sup
ply cut OF u u expected there Will oe
a marked advance IN the puce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

elected by = total majority Of 1900,
they deserve 10 be Dubbed the Marx
Tapleys among latter day politicians.
They can eItFact sunshine out Ct
sess.sfr -, Far.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
Happy Women.

The happiest women in Grand Rap
ids today are the wives and daughters
of the men who ara taking the Danisp
cure fox drunkenness at the Happy
Home club rooms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

NAsHN0ruS, sept ld.-FOr lower
Michigan FAlrs warmer except in
SOUTHEASTERN portion OF lower MIohi-
gao what's becoming sOutnerly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

81 tbs ralw&y company Tor sts klnd-
ness IA furnishing trans 0rtaton ief
Their return.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
DIR. GUM Is GUILTY
According 10 the Verdict OF
the Jury
OF The CHARGE or ASSAULT
PFsferTed Against him ~ Mss LA
DonemUs - Ssusenos Was Post
pone5 Until TINS Morning.

The case Of assault and battery
against pr. William h. 6uan, preferred
by Miss Ida DoTemus, WAS tired IN
police court before jury yesterday
afternoon. The complaining witness Is
~ years OF age and IN her recital a. tie
circumstances while tesufying on the
stand, said ta&t she and Anna Nlsheok
went O. ths coctaT's ofhce for tie puF-
pose Of getting some medicine for Aiss
Nlsbeck and that the doctor insisted
upou making an Examination 81 her.
tor tie purpose the doctor took her
into has pflsAta Office. Iht story as re-
citet by the complainant = clsgusrng
IA re details and un8t i0f publication.
The q ctor testified that the two gifls
came 10 his Once a. stated and that
alter IA had gwen II ZEE \ .sbeok her
prescription sbe asked the doctor what
wac tie matter OF her friend, Miss
Dofemus.
Described Ser Symptoms
Miss Doremus described Der symp-
toms and the doctor. ln order b SATISFY
himself what ire cause o. her troubls
was, took her INTO nls private Office Tor
the purpose of making an examination,
bat the giri refused 10 submit 10 i aud
10 attempt Was made 10 induce her 20
DO 50. 4 iew days Afterwards the two
giris weat 20 the othce again Ia the
evening and, finding tie doctor alone
10 hls Office, informed him that they
lad come 10 get settlement from him
for what he had done 10 Mise Doremus
on their former Wet. He grew incig-
nant AT such 3 demand and ordered
the girls 20 leave the Office. lie heard
nothing more until he wSs arrested for
assault and battery. The jury Trtorned
a verdict OF guilty alter having been
out fifteen minutes. Judge HaggeItY
deferred sentence until tbls morning al
9O'clOck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17
SAVES MORE COALl

Than all other combined II has features that be
The extraordinary beating capacity
the remarkable feature Thus the result at the u sheet
enabling produce the greatest heat The base IF
and makes square inch powerful radiator Then
wonderful Dock ash CRATE the best CRATE used
FIRE DC started in ne-quarter the time
quired other The oesgnf Well enough said
whom YOU IS common from the feet
piece IF money experience and cast iron cen make
One thousand hundred IDEALS - ase IN this city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

CLEvELAND's running mate. Steven
son, Is shooting oil his mouth" down
in North Carolina. Democratic news
papers print column and a half of MS
remarks about the "force bill, and IN
eidentslly mention, in small type, at
the conclusion, that "Mr. stevenson
also discussed the tariff"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

"BEN" MORSE handed down an
opinion IN Detroit the other day. 1t
was that the country was going to the
demnItion bow-wows. Congressman
Caruth filed concurring opinion. But
when the question comes before the
supreme court OF public opinion in
November, these judgments will be re-
versed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

VERMONT falls IN line with an in
creased republican majority. Instead
Of republican loas OF 5000 rs claimed
by a morning democratic paper, there
has been a republican gan Il 5.73S or
a gam over the democrats of 5,50l
since the iast slate election. tae only
proper test.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

CHOOSE between the party Of Alex
ander Hamilton and the party of
Thomas Jefferson" said Candidate
Morse to the young men in Detroit. If
the young men vote for the tariff
views of Thomas jefferson, they will
vote the republican ticket, for Thomas
was an ayowed protectionist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

INDIANA democrats are becoming
alarmed about the probable outcome
of the efforts of the republicans to up
set, In the courts, the democratic ger
rymander in that state. In spite of the
unfair apportionment, and in the face
of the decisions in Michigan, Wisconsin
and New York, they propose 10 make
efforts TO uphold their gerrymander.
That's democracy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-17

Mo7sE'> large and enthusiastic re-
cepuon" n Detroit was attended By
juss sixty Of tae fAthfa. IL must
have asmpeast she judges ardor for
the success Il the democratic ticket.
BfFs. presidsatlsi sspiraus. wno VS.
side-trscse3 "a Chicsgo, hss been rua
nfaS ~ speecbea Sc. toe, dodEes the
platform ana heiEes on Frae-trsds.
Ir Ban Cabie hasat enough money
to carry al 81 ere ne-sa western states.
he "a ght lnVest whstbs has IN coal
I'D a,sss euorgh m = fer ssgs 20 bay
10 ss.t ef tae 49,