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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Pingree's Good Natured Speech = The
Ticket Completed.

SAGINAW, July 2l.-It was 2:20 when
the convention was called to order this
afternoon, and some time was con-
sumed in speeches by Rich, Pingree,
O'Donnell and Gardner.
Mr.. Ricn made n snort address, in
which he pledged himself to carry out
the policy of the party If elected, and
he thanked his friends for the strong
support they had given him.
Mayor lingree was somewhat per-
turbed when he took the platform and
was moved by considerable emotion.
lie was greeted with tumnItuous ap-
plausc, and when quiet was restored
he said:
Gentlemen of the Conventional am
= square-toed republican. always have
been, and DO not know of any reaeon
why I should not continue to be. i
am for the nominee of this convention.
Having been . soldier, | am not unfa-
miliar with defeat. To the staunch
and faithful friends who have stood
by me in this fight, ! return my sicere
aud heartfelt thanks. Ishall never for
get you while life lasts. Ny friend, Mr..
Rich IN ade an earnest fight. | have his
size and shall not only give him my sup
port but shall send hun a pair of Pm
gree Il Smiths best shoes to help make
his pilgrimage through the state pleas
ant and su ccessiul applause assuring
him of our most earnest support. Ap-
pisuscl.
q. :. Turner OF Branch nominated
Senator Alfred Mines of Coldwater for
lieutenant governor.
Perry r. Powers OF Cadillac spoke for
J. Wight Giddings. Perry made q
good speech, bat a slip SURPRISING the
famous one of James &. Joy in nsmiag
James O.. Blaine spoiled its effect He
worked up . besatifui chma1, and
then forgot his candidates name Just
as he wss about 10 spring u; 81. Wight
giddnes Was toWbnation he
eouldn't think Of 10 save hss life for a
inmate, aud the dslelates laughed at
him.
R.F. Graves Of Adtisa proposed nr
Geofxe Howell. and .isy county del.
sssts sreonief Af Mssacs
o. Wight t.iddins< wss nominated
fof lieutenant govssaer. Wayne
county id t I'VE cast ffty.two
votes, - sssd Chairman tofiiss in an.
tssiaaelng tiae preference of bis Helesa
ton. fer NJ. Gsddines, tie choses
ef esf friends. tie Msdisna aslegs
tsaa.s
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

Washington GArdner was rigbt IN the
midst or some cheering remarks when
Toe presence OF the committee on Gre
deatiAls MAS announced At 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Gardner as once ceased and Judge
K l. Kelly. Of Alpena, Chairman Of
the committee. presented It's report. It
was carried oy raising vote snd an
overwhelming majority. The tempor-
AIRY officers OF the convention were then
made the permanent otficers-
Ar. Brewer thanked the convention
for the nonor OF being selected as per
manent chairman and called for the
report OF the committee on resolutions.
Tho Hon. J. C.. Fitzgerald OF the CON-
mitee ascended the platform and read
the report. which Was unanimously
adopted.
A resolution of coincidence To James
q. Blaine ON the loss Of his son Was
adopted by unanimous rising vote.
At 1880 Judge J.. X. Moore OF Lapeer
took the platform and placed John I.
Rich IN nomination.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

Mccoy left for home this afternoon
soon after bic matter WAS settled.
Maynard retired early, evidently wei
tired.
A number of the delegates have gone,
but the majority viii leave here toinor-
row mornlng, 70 arrive IA Grand Rapids
al noon.
The closing hours Of the convention
were noisy and the body . very hard
one To handle
There were plenty of nominations
and hard nghtlng Tor votes on ali the
smaller Offices.
The special train bearing citizens and
the Plngfee club from Detroit returned
s:l5 o'clock. Mayor Plngree returned
home with them. He appeared very
grateful to the friends who worked SO
hard for him anu took bis defeat well for
one with SO little experience ln politics.
This MAS the first time he ever attended
a state convention.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

barous Imprisonment at Andersonvilie.
He commenced his buslness career As =
common labor ar AZ the eobbler's bench,
and IN twenty-five years, by
his own Industry and sound
of the largest snoe manufactures IN
this eountry. Having buiIded from the
fruits of hls own labofs and by the ap'
plieation OF his intelligence, he knows
how 70 appreciate the wants OF the
laboring men and recognize their
necessities.
The Prtnesiy cobbier.
When the city of Detroit Was domi-
mated by the worst form of Democratic
politics, he was literally forced by the
leading republicans Of the city TO ac-
ceps the nomination tor mayor, and
because Of the love and respect of the
business men, niechanlcs. iaborers
and all classes OF citizens, he
has been twice overwnelm-
ingly elected. Tie can draw TO our
support large independent vote OF
the old soldiers of this state. Al least
10000 independent voters in Wayne
county who admire him as . fearless
Official. undaunted by the powers of
money, are ever ready to uphold and
protect the rights Of the people. He can
assure to the state legislature ten repre-
sentatives from Wayne county, and de-
feat the rascai.y gerrymander OF the
democratic party by electing at least
three congressman whose districts en-
brace portions of Wayne county, and
possible save the national ticket by the
benefit he will give the district cleo
toral ticket. This man 10 neither rich
by name or worldly wealth, but posses
ses the more noble elements OF the
human heart, for he is richly endowed
with human gifts, and the indomitable
spirit of equality and fairness among
mankind. He has been:richly honored
for his record as brave soldier
ana q business man, and univer
sally admired by the people
for his unbiased acts and official utter.
ances as the chief magistrate OF the
largest city OF the state. We ask that
you redeem the state from the demo
cratic minority aud uproot the wicked
seeds already planted by nominating IN
this convention that brave soldier
noble laborer. fearless and just admin
istrator of public affairs, that princely
cobbler, Hon. Hazen S. Pingree, fol
governor.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

OMAHA. july 2l.--3eorge Jsf'erv 20
day shot and seriously wonpded Edison
Rich. The two men have been
in the lss business together fof
years and the brm was cons,d..
cred one OF the best In the west.
For several weeks they have been quar-
reling and attempting 20 dissolve part
nerrhip, each claiming the other wes
trying to aefrsud. kich refused 70 les
Jeffrey have sccess 20 the booke.
and today Jeffrey eecured an
order from tbe court compeiiinq
sRsch 20 open the books and scuounss
for inspection. Wren they met in the
Office they began quarreling, aud exaIn
Rlcn attempted 20 throw Jeffefs out
Of the 9Th story window. aefsfy -
iected. and IN the melee drew re-
~olver and shot Eich in the arm and
side. yefsery is under arrest
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

man acquainted with public affairs and
witn the people-one who knows what
The people want and whom they trust;
one who 10 thoroughly yersed IN reia-
ton 10 all the needs of the various
stAte Institutions and departments;
whose character ana life are beyond
criticism and above repToach; man
whose political methods have been and
are pure aud unsssailable: . man
whose ambition IS subordinated TO
the public welfare; man who
recognizes that Ia political xs
in physical life the law is TO creep be-
fore you walk that statssmanshlp
comes from study and thought and ex-
perience. not tntultlon; man who Is
IN sympathy with the humblest citizen,
but broad enough to have the CONN.,
denee OF honest men III all the walks OF
life; q man VINO is ABOVE the arts OF .
demogogue aud does not for selfish
purposes attempt TO array one calling
against another, but IS intelligent
enough TO know and brave enough TO
say that all honorable caiilngs are
essential to the symmetrical develop
ment of the republic and should stand
equal before the Law.
Leader tn Victory.
They demand the nomination OF .
man whose faculties are so we'll trained
that be can tell IN al intelligent way
from republican platforms all over the
state why he is a republican, and why
his fellow citizens ought to be; man
who has an intelligent conception OF
governmental affairs and can impart to
others correct views thereof; VINO shall
be q successful teacher of the great re.
publican doctrines OF protection and
reciprocity. A man VINO shall be In
fact u leader of the republican hosts to
victory.
Such man as | have described is
found IN the person Of John I. Rich.
Without seit-seeking, he has success
fully been q member OF the house,
speaker OF the house, member Of the
senate, member of congress and rail-
road commission. dscharging the
various duties of these responsible
places IN such = way as the show him
possessed OF integrity, honor and great
executive ability. Who shall urge that
responsibilities imposed and faithfully
discharged Is reason why others
should not be conferred? Rather shall
We say: well done thou good and
faithful servant. Thou hast have been
faithful over few things, We will make
the ruler over many
Not older than the other candidates,
he is worthy the enthusiastic support
of enthusiastic young men. He has
stood the test of trial so we'll that he
has the respect of the middle aged; he
has shown himself 60 we'll poised and
pure as to command the confidence of
the old; tiller of the soil, successful
business man, an experienced states
man, citizen, pure minded and enter
prising, acceptable to all, Objectionable
to none, the nomination of John 7.
Rich by this convention assures tri.
umphaut republican victory in Novem-
her
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Rich Men Favored.

SAGINAW. July 2l.-The committee
on credentials sat up uniil an early
Macomb county seats. Tins morning
the decided in favor of Rich ana The
sitting delegations. There were twelve
committee men. the regulation jury
number, and the vote was II 10 l..
Erwin Palmer being the one Pingree
man on the committee.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
cur A SMALL FIGURE.
Kent Wanted Too Much and Finally Got
Left

SAGINAW. July 2i.--kent county did
not cut much of figure in the slate con-
ven,ion. Her forty seven vote. ss the
largest in the state, bat they counted
for little 40 far az affecting results in
IN any way.
There was friendly feeling towards
Kent from al over the state. but when
u became generally knawn that she
VAS ssking Tor two csnd dates and not
unsntmous for either, the general con-
cinslon ~ss that the cDnveaf'on would
not be justified ia fasofnag the neni-
nation.
IL is generally admitted BY All the
krnf delegates ton.gbt tbat Met)oy or
Msvnsrd eoud have heen nogninsted
were ''the either dear chsrfnef s~ay. =
fali half dozen delegates have sad
they ~oaId uesef sfteua snofher state
coHsenttan II the eoanty vac 10 be d.
vsaea IN sts eva beassaeid.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

80. .r- s...-
ODonnell received three votes from
Jackson, one from Cheboygan and one
from Branch. Washington Gardner re-
celved one vote from Livingston.
When the cheering which followed
the announcement Of the vote had
subsIded an adjournment was taken TO
y. IN.
1t was then that Mr.. Palmer, consti-
tutIng the lonesome minority OF the
credentials committee, made he way
to the platform with a voluminous
minority report. prepared At great ex-
pense of brain tissue and several hours
of time. He was awfuIly indignant to
find that the jig was up. and declared
that Judge Kelly. the chairman. had
rot fulfilled certain promises relative
TO q messsge Palmer cent 10 the con-
vention. Palmer used heated language
TO Chairman Brewer.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

NEetUsEE, Julv II. = Joseph VI.
Hemsteger, a reporter and collector Tor
suicide W taking dose OF srsenfc on
the porch of the Brersung house, IN
tbs city. lie VAS 81 years old and
educated and thorough Newspaper
man. He wss widower and left
three ietiers addressed 70 Ella W5ss,
Ch,csgo; fors smith, Pine Bluffs. Ark +;
Cleveland Hems'sger, No. 3Ii south
Deving street. Piqus, o., where ms
parents live sud where ne formerly
worked. lie made every preparation
for the deed.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

SAGINAW, July 2l.-When the great
illuminating ball appeared in the hori-
zou of tile saginaw valley this morning
his red eye rested on the tiredest city
in the world.
Most of the delegates were sleeping
then, with visions OF states, grease,
machinery, wires aud other things
fitting through their weary thinkers.
They snored. And such snores.
There was the subdued. clerical snore
of WasnngtonG ardner, the musical
fsr-reschIng, mellow, eloquent snore
OF o. Donneli, the locomotive snorts OF
Corliss, and the sleep-dlspersing. soul
agouzIng. whisker-raisng, profanity
generating noise of Jimmy Cove.
Not all the delegates slept or tried to
sleep. A few made night Of it aud
others worked until day-break at the
lshorIous trade of slate making.
By O'Clock the streets were teemipg
with pale. hsggard, feverisn men, 30
were the barber shops. bath rooms and
bits Of lemon rind floating on the sur
face of the chilly. sparkling contents
we're hurredly raised to psrched hus.
MADE Them Leok BETTER
At half past eight the deft manipu-
lstions OF members of the BARRIERS
union and the exhIlsrstlng drsughts
prepared by the bsrteaders were visi-
bic even To nssr.sightsd man. sleepy
eyes. framed IA dark circles. had dis
sppssred. The delegates looked az
fresh asa college graduating class
The god OF day had nov resched =
position ON his daily beat from which
he could mesmerize the stoutest-
hearted collar IN i've minutes. He
lowered his best time today. Delegates
too dignified To wear uegligee shirts
suffered the pains Of purgatory with .
little plan sheoi on the side.
The Pingree men were not over en-
thusisstic tbis morning. Somehow
they seemed 10 feel ID in their bones
that thc farmers osly-costsd racer with
his we'll creased vehicle would come in
snesd. Still they we're not altogether
dishssrtened aud went INTO the test of
speed with their cosors glued 20 the
Jacket OF their Jockey.
The dark horses which had trotted up
and down before the grand stand few
hours before 20 show their PAGES bad
AL heen drawn.
Tire race vas to Re between Q COM
rsrstlveiy unframed worshovse.
backed oy shs svmpsthics of a great
states t0liers, and . then winner of
usny prizes, 10 whom ths less Of the
race nesht Disgrace and ignomlny.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

Toukpo, o.. July 2o.--csmncilman \.
r. strain. one Of tisose spdictea ia~l
week. teuoered be resignation 20 the
unavor tonight. II = probable that
most of ne sssocisses viii follow eDit-
The viii greatly simplify matters. It
% rsryt considered that r,ain's fesigna-
tsnn fss sBy reference 10 ME ippoceDce
OF guiif Of the hood Ie charges. Il s,eino
merely . rBstter ri erpedleney.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
WINNER NAMED
In Forcsful Speech by Judge
Moore.

Moore.
In nominating John +. Rich for gov
ernor, Judge Moore spoke as follows:
When the English Light Brigade of
600 charged upon Balsklavs and left
$50 of their number on their number
on the field OF battle wounded and
dead. 10 was said that someone had
blundered. This grand commonwealth
has normal republican majority of
II, 200 to 20, 900. aud yet we witness the
humilisting spectacle of having = gov
ernor. sii the state officers, state leg
Islature, \ majority of the boards of
supervisors and the county officers
democrats; making the dIsgrsceful
gerrymander of the legislative and con-
gressionsl districts, and the dlscredit-
able legislation of the last legislature
possible; endsngering the election OF
republican senator the coming winter,
and possibly importing the success of
our grand leader. Benjamin Harrison.
Who snail say that the republican
party has not plundeTedg And who
shall put IL IN the attitude of not profit
ing by its mistakes and avoiding them9
When the republican party has kept
IN touch with the people. u has won
magnificent victories. When Il has re-
fused to listen Ia them II has gone
down IN Disgrace and dishonor. The
outlook for brilliant republican sue
cess in this state this year - an ex-
ceedlngiy favorable one.
Ii no mistakes are made, If the voice
of the people - heard and their desires
formulated into action, then sweep.
ing victory Iies before as. The success
of the individual - nothing, the success
Of the republican party = everything
Pubic poiiev requires q. good govern
aleu demands q
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
RICH CHOSEN
On the First Ballot-The Vote by Coun-
ties

A delegate from Lenawee moved
that the convention proceed TO
formal ballot. Mr.. Cheever amended
by proposing an informal ballot rs a
part of the Pingree forces lastspossble
Vancouver. The amendment carried
and the Wayne county men were tenn
porariIy elated, thinking that they had
gained an advantageous point. There
was no incident of note during the bal
lotlng.
Following ie the result by counties:
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

E0y Warner, aged Y. wss thrown
from . road cart near Dovsgise and
fatally injured A 15-veas-oid girl,
.ho va. rgasDs with hSEn, escaped witss
sight injuries.
Bryant p. Crandall Of Buffalo. who
vss 90 trial cltsrged .lfh svln0lIne ari-
saTssce esmpAnses, has ieen acquitted.
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WAS THE GIRL MAD
A Determined Effort 10 Make
Alice Mitchell
AN IRRESPONSIBLE lUNATIc
The Testimony Deveiopes That Boeh
Girls Fiirse5 With an open
Singer and Others

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July el.-Ths de-
fense had smooth sailing tsil today IN
proving Alice Mitchell insane- Jhs
deposltion OF Dr. Grlswolo Comstock
of ST. Louis was read down - tar
as the Hypothetical case this after
noon. When al came TO . quso-
non of the sanity Ut Alice. bAsed
on the hypothenexl case. the STATE
objected. The objection was made on
the ground that The hypothesis had not
been proven. Judge Dnlsore thought
this objection was well taken and
wanted TO know where the proof Of
hereditary insanity came ia. as the
mother being afflicted with only puer-
peral insanity before or after . child
birth. ana the brother of Mr.. Mltchell
became insane oaiy after sun stroke;
he thought the hereditary tendency
should be made clear. Miss Johnson's
admissions on the stand that Alice and
she had fiirled with an opera singer wAe
a bomb IN the camp OF the defense,
who claimed that Alice hated men -
did Diana, the nuntress. After much
hesitation, sne said that she filrted with
X. l.. sbstman. an opera singer, and
had presented him with costly towers-
Then che WAS also compelled 60 ad-
mt that they had several meet
ings with young men AZ the
Chesapeake a ohlo depot, and also
had a speaking acquaintance with
young men 10 whom neither had ever
been introduced. The witness was put
in jail with Miss Mitchell the morning
Of the tragedy. She said The murder
ess read the accounts OF the tragedy
and laughed at the comments OF the
press. Frank Mitchell, Allce's younger
brother. testified, bat hls evidence ss
well az that of hls SISTER Matte. Was
only cumulative.
Wanted 10 Loek Nice.
Miss Matte was at home when Alice
returned from her killing expedition.
She went out TO the buggy and there
found the bloody razor. Alice told her
mother OF the cutting OF fredca's
throat. aud went talking and laughing
about other matters. In lsli, Mlss
Matte and her sister were perfectly ia
different to the trial, often beginning
TO laugh or sing when il was
discussed. Alice wanted q new dress
fbr the tr.al and declared that she de-
sired 10 make a great impression on
every one. All Of the medical experss
are against the state aud today Dr.
David Campbell OF Knoxville, founder
OF the East Tennessee asylum for the
insane. arrived here under . subpoena
from the state. 1t is thought he testi-
mony will couuteraci the statementsof
Dr.. Hemmond and others.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

BostxsrorF. Ifsd., July q Bnrrian
attempted - rob and carry od Deasig
ffe entire general merchandise store 0f
L. ID. Ray, ~ Royal Centre, thls coup>es !
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

SsafSsw. July. 2i.--The convention
vss eaissd 90 order AZ aao. The eora-
Hitsees we're net ready 20 report 50
iiNn'er Warren ssng . song ard +. Y.
Len. s3everner Luee ard Washington
Gar inef nasde bret bat happy speeches
- wasie xvsy the sastry minutes.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22

oar lesder in tnis campaign should
be -elected not becsase ae wsnts "a -
but because the people want him. The
neopse Of tbs eonaton veslth ssBt
man they know. He mnss b@ q nsn
shs nss h~sa tffed ard found nat wsat.
ing They want q mar WHO = pot
sseian - the hsenest ard hfuass<st snsl
best seass Of sae tefm. Insy want
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-22
HERE THEY ARE
The Republican State
Ticket.
MIR. Rich Wins the
Coveted Prize
On a Very Large Ma
jOrity Vote.
His Nomination Made
Unanimous.
Pingree Makesa u Hap
Ply Speech.
Mccoy and Maynard
Were Not in 1t.
How the Battle Was
Fought.
The Rural Counties Capture
Everything i'm Sight.
Mccoy and Maynard
Were Not in 1t.
How the Battle Was
Fought.
The Rural Counties Capture
Everything i'm Sight.
The Proceedings of
Yesterday.

For Goverpor-John I. Rich of Lapeer.
For LisatsaAa. Govesnor-y. Wight
Giddings of Wexford
For Secretary Of stase-Joha W .Joohim
of Marquette.
For Tr.asarer-J. n Esnbss.er of
Houghtop-
For Auditor Gsnerai-ssaniey W..
Turner of Roscommen-
For Attorney G~neraI-Gsrrit j..
Disksma sf Ottawa.
Fer rCommissionsr OF state Land once
John r. Berry et Otsego.
For superiatendent of Public Instruc-
tien-Hsnry H. PartenEin of Inxham.
For Member of state Board OF Eduea-
tioa-E. a. wilson ef Van Bur~n.
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w ANTED-PROFOSITION TO CONSTRUCT
w system Of water works and electric lieh
Cali on or address E. n Taylor City Clerk sid
ney, Wash.
NOTICE To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
puwanalsh streets grade.-Sealed proposals
VIII De received by the Undersigned secretary OF
the board Of public works of the city of seattle m
10 noon OF " ednesday, May %, A. ID. 1892 for the
grazing and construction Of sidewalks on both
siues OF hose and DuwamiSh streets from Mad-
son street 10 the north line Of book one ~ in
Algniand addition TO the city of Seattle in accord
snce WITH the plans and specifications now on file
In this Office ~ ~ '''0
Each Did is to be ACCOMPANIED hy a cert fed
cAecE payable 10 the order Of the city COMPTROLLER
10Y q sum NOT less than FIVE (5) per cent of The
amount DID, and no bid shall be considered unless
accompanied by such check
he ccesstul pi ider win be reou;red tn en,er
into contract aud furnish satisfactory bond smen
ior the fnil amount OF same within ten (iO) days
nom be ng notified of the award falling winch
SAD eheck and the amount thereof will be for
feited to the citv ~ -
No person Is eligible as a bidder who has within
we years prior 10 the letting made default In pay
reut ei any Just claim ior any work or labor per-
Ioi neu or TOT any skill material furnished pur-
suaal 20 any s0ch contract is here advertise l. or
VINO WITHIN said two years has assigned ahan-
CONTRACT ' ~
Inc BOARD Of public works reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
proposals 10 be Endorsed on the envelope Rose
Ai.n u"afnlsh Streets Grade"
rIease attacn copy OF this advertisement to bid
BY oroer OF the board OF puoic works
r ". ID. HOLBROOK, Secretary
FIRST puoiication, May II. 1892
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FASHIONABLE DREssNaKtVc. Pr,cI<
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N-ANTEp-EOR THE UNITED STATES
w a my. able bodied unmarried men between
the ~ u and 80 wears: good paw ratlOnS
clothing sGd med cal attendance: am icants must
be prepared 10 furnish satisfactory evidence as 10
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BRIGHTON BEACH

One Of the most beautiful suburbs Of
Seattle. Accessible by boat or cars. Fine
neighborhood. good roads and sidewalks.
No paitry 25-foot lots: nothing less than
ACRE TRACTS at prices and terms to
suit the purchaser.