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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

snees anyhow. Pm certain of success.
III We get Knocked out this time u'll be
the fret time Gncs I've been on deck.
Well carry the city by about 1900.
Larry CARROLL hzven't been out
much. Going % elect the whole ticket
from stem TO gudgeon. I'm sure OF
that. OF course we've some things TO
contend against, but we'll get there
Just the same.
Cornelius Havsy-I think the dems
stand . fair SHOW OF electing the entire
ticket. No reason Why they shouldn't
Joe Enery-We've got good man
at the head of our ticket. | think he
ought TO get there.
Alderman Carpsnter-Stand as good
. show this year as We ever did. But,
al, my dear boy, 10 there the breath OF
. suspicion lurking about in the neigh
borhood OF your Uranium, that the
dems will not NIL every vacant ONCE.
There He Discard il, me boy, discard IT.
City Attorney Wisner Taylor lbusily
engaged preparing resolutions and sug-
gestions for the city dadst-No time 10
talk politics. don't make this office
the rendezvous for politicians and po-
litical discussions. l talk politics out
side Of business hours. That's all right.
Don't mean TO be crusty. you know.
Obi well, Of course, if you don't want
TO hold an all afternoons session. why,
l don't mind stopping long enough to
tell you that think the democrats
have nominated q good ticket and that
it's going to be elected. Good day.
Call again.
Edward Pelton-I feel confident, just
like tho rest of the boys. i have moth
ing to fear and think the whole ticket
will be successful.
City Clerk Billy Shinkman-I think
the whole ticket will be elected.
Alderman O'Donuell-I am kind Of
out of politics now. but on the inside
just enough TO feel sure that the ticket
will be elected.
Poor Director Kruse (by proxy)-I
don't know much about politics. You
know i have determined to retire.
Ex-City Physician Wright think
the entire ticket will be elected. We
have made good nominations, and
that's all that's necessary.
The opinions of ex-City Treasurer
Perry was much sought after, but
could not be obtained.
Jimmie Callahan and other we'll
known democrats were either in the
county Jail or out of the city and could
not be interviewed. but it is expected
they will be at liberty or back in time
to vote.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
WAR TALK is OVER
Salisbury's Letter Gives Entire
Satisfaction
T0THe PReSIOENTAND SENATE
A Reply VIII Be Submitted to the Cabi-
net Today and Sent % the Britt
ism Minister Wednesday.

WAsHrxsros. March fs.-President
Harrison and several members Of the
cabinet dlring the day connd-
cred the reply OF Lord Sails
bury received yesterday. and tnis even.
Ing 10 10 said officially that the commu-
nieation gives much satisfaction and
gratificarion to this government. The
document wAs transmitted TO the SEN
ate shortly after noon, and WAS the
principal subject Of diieussion in
the executive session which followed.
The presidents response to Salisbury
will be presented TO the cabinet tomor-
row before its transmission 70 Sir Julian
Paunccfose, and it may not be delv-
cred 10 him before Wednesday.
Different Views In EsgIand
LONDON, March 2s.-The newspapers
take different views OF Lord Salisbury .
Behripg sea dispatches. and there is .
similar diversity of public sentiment as
expressed ~ the parliament lobbles and
other places. The expression OF the
large majority 10 that Lord Sails
bury's attitude assures . peaceful
settlement Of the difficulty and
that with anything Of like fair
ness on the part Of the Washington
government the question will be
amicably adjusted. The Star. liberal.
says today that the Official dispatches
as published dc not put Lord Salisbury
right. He has not been CONSTANT,
while Secretary Blaine has been con-
sistent. Lord Salisbury has tackled one
way and then changed his tack IN an
other direction. He seems to be IN
fear of offending the Canadians, while
the supreme de0re OF the Americans 10
evidently to protect their rights and 70
prevent the destruction of the
seal fisheries. The Star says
that the carping tone of the
London Times is not the way to preserve
peace and is likely to lead TO bitterness.
The Star expresses the belief that
Behring Sea ought to lie fallow for the
present. me st. James Gazette, co.,
servative, expresses hope that not
even the exigencies of the presidential
election will induce the United States
TO reject the last handsome offer of
Lord Salisbury. The Evening News
says that President Harrison, with oil
his bellicoss buncombe, will scarcely
decline proposals 80 reasonable to the
United States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

An employer recently advertised in .
London paper for . clerk understanding
shorthand and tho Remington type
writer, and having knowledge Of
French and German. For these quail
fications he offered salary Of sixty
pounds per annum- He received the
following application: Il am forty five
years Of age, and was educated st OK
ford university, where matriculated in
1869, being senior wrangler in 1871. 1
write shorthand at the rate Of 400 words
minute. and can operate two type
writers at once. Should this latter ac-
eomplishment be Of use in your Office.
would be pleased 20 supply the ma
chimes. speak all the European Ian
guagcs fiuently, am an expert account
ant, and would be prepared 70 work
eighteen hours a day. The salary you
mention is more than I have been re-
ceivinx. and would accept less, as, hv-
ing on nuts and water. nv expenses
are moderate am q member of foar
burial clubs. 90 that. in the event Of my
deeease while in your employ. you will
feel under no moral obligations TO sub
scribe 10 The cost Of my funeral. may
further add that am the holder Of the
London merchants gold medal for an
essay on soverpaid Ceeks. or WHY En-
courage LnxuryT have various other
accomplishments. which | would be
happy to detail AZ an interview. Paper
World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

. ALBASY, March 2s.--The legislative
committee inquiry into the conduct
of Judge Maynard of the court of ap-
peals, in connection with the disputed
ballots of Dutchess county At the time
of the recent state election. was begun
today. Maynard, who was at that
time attorney general, is accused Of GER
tain sharp manipulstions of the returns.
The inquiry IS made at the request of
tue State Bar association, and il the
result IA unfsvorabls TO Maynard he
will be impeached. Maynard was sp-
pointed Judge oy Governor Hill during
the last part of the latter's administra-
tfon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
ASK FOR AN INJUNCTION.
Old Soldiers Object to Recently ISSUED
Regulations at the Home.

Old Soldiers Object to Recently Issued
Regulations at the Home.
An application will be made to the
state supreme court today for an in
junction restraining the board of man
ayers of the Soldiers home from en-
forcing the following regulation S
adopted bv the board On December 9,
1891, and March Is. 1892, respectively:
THAT the rule of admission be
amended from this date so as TO make
any applicant ineligible who receives q
pension of Sl2 per month or over, un-
less he needs hospital attendance; and
on aud after April /, 1892, all members
of the home who receive $l2 per month
or over, shall be honorably discharged, !,
unless they need hospital attendance"
at shall be competent for the COM
mandant to admit any ex-soldier, sailor
or marine, now eligible under the law,
who may be willing to pay into the
home treasury all pension received by
him over four dollars per month"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
IRA c. HATCH EMBARRASSED.
He Prefers His Wife Among the Credi-
tors-His Liabilities.

He Prefers His Wife Among the Credi-
tors-His Liabilities.
Considerable surprise was caused in
commercial circles yesterday by the
rumor that Ira G. Hatch, the Monroe
street grocer. Was IN financial difficulty.
An investigation of the report showed
il to be true. Within two minutes of
2 o'clock, Yesterday . chattei mortgage
covering Ill his stock of groceries aud
Other property, IN faver of his wife.
Alelaide Portis Hatch, for $3.50, was
fiIed with City Clerk shinkmsn. The
mortgage IL gwen 10 secure note
gwen July Il, 1891. subsequently the
following mortgages were hled VoIgt
Milling company, $4o3.55; Thirra Ches-
borough. Cleveland. Ohio, $500; Lewis
r. Hawkins aud William l.. Freeman,
composing the firm Of Hawkins 4 Co.,
gfl24se; New York Biscuit company,
f3o2 2s; Alfred u. Rsthbcne, $500;
Charles p. Rsthbun. $3.50; Lansing X.
Rathbuu, PARA township, 1900; Frank
Bonnell, ti250. The mortgages cover
. total OF sl3,7so.2o.
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DIED IN INTENSE PAIN.
Death Of Milwaukee Man From . Pc
culiar Cause.

Death Of Milwaukee Man From . Pc
culiar Cause.
SALT LAKE CITY, March 2S.-August
A Rintelmsn. . prominent Milwaukee
capitalist, died at st. Mary's hospital
this morning under peculiar circum-
stances. In . party OF well-known Mil
waukeeans be has been on visit 70
California, and while IN San Francisco
had taken Turkish bath. While the
attendant was rubbing him his hand
slipped and hit Rintelman . violent
blow IN the side. 1t Was little pain
full at that time, but he thought little
of il until he rrrived here, wheg the
spot began to swell. Blood poison ing
set in. The physicians performed an
operation, but 1t did not improve the
patients condition. He died in most
intense pain.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

A lady who has The good fortune 10 b
. friead Of DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes
relates little anecdote Of the first time
che asked favor from him ~ an author.
She had just completed a book for ctdl-
dren. and DIR. Holmes kindly consented
te read the manuscript
When IL was returned to her AFTER hss
perusal she naturally looked IL over with
eagerness and anxiety. in haste 20 80
what criticisms or corrertaons her DIS
.tinguished friend had made She terned
page after page. but found nc crssure.
msrk nor Dsrginal Bcse, until stDeugth.
nearly at the end Of the ssosy. sbe came
to single pes0y penciled fine in n1.
Holmes fine hAsdwTiftcg
II wss placed sssirss . rsssage upon
which she hAd rather p16ed kszssaf. .
vivid descriptions Of the pscusc fsss - .
group Of childr~o IN = Grove-
Firrt resatre the psrse.qh 10 - II
she herself cenid fsd snythine saia.
she nexs reed Whist he I'D wris>sA 10
v~s thss:
sIAcst let these chiiAr0 - pks1Dr
--Yeutk's Conp~rien-
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ASSISTED BY THE UNION.
A Penniless and Injured Cigar Maker
Finds True Friends.

A Penniless and Injured Cigar Maker
Finds True Friends.
II. r. Sherwood, cigar maker claim
ing to hail from Owosso, arrived in the
city yesterday, his appearance suggest
ing the result of tussel with thresh-
ing machine. The skin had been
scraped from one side of his face and
the blood was trickling down over his
clothing. He explained that ne had
started TO walk from Lowell to this city
and had secured ride with q farmer
who was driving in his direction. The
team became frightened and ran away,
throwing the driver and the wayfsrer
out. Sherwood was terribly bruised
and was in need of medical attendance.
He had no money and made appllca-
ton to the local cigar makers union
for assistance. The secretary of the
union summoned DIR. DeCamp at the
expense Of the union. Sherwood will
be taken to the U. B. A. home TO-DAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
GRADING FOR MANY STREETS.

An Effort Being Made to Secure rt~-op-
position Likely.
L. 3. Provin 10 circulating . petition
among the property owners 70 be pre-.
sented 70 toe common council asking
that the foilo-iag streets be graded
Henry street south from Fifth avenue,
Unlon street from Fifth avenue 20 Hall
street and Hall street from Grsndyllls
asesae TO the east city limits lie says
the pfopostisn - fssoFshiy received
aud that mslofsty Of the frontsss OF
these streets a already represented 8n
ths pesst4en. IL . espessed, however,
that the scheme vii meet some infia-
entlsi oppoa ten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

'4adeline, viii you marry Dsr
H1 voice had . hushy, sppananna
sound, his heart thsmpsd sndihly sn1
his knsos had get beyond his oou4rol-
mo. Horace, viii mot"
'1his-this b yosr final snswr, - II
Msaeliner
1T Is. Horace. I IN sorry I CD
rot
This b the end Of Al my fond hcpsA
the waking from the dream have been
dreaming. and the winding up Of tho
FOOLS paradise in which have dwelt for
the last three months, ehr
81 suppose It is, Horace, but DO noe
be utesrly cast down." said the young
woman soofhingiy. "Time softem al
our grssfs and tar1ss sorrow into ,cy. In
the futsre. Horace, when the pain Of
this refusal shall have
'.Niss ShNckers," he exclaimed. rising
with dignity. as became man who had
received . temporary bsckset. hut had
recovered himself, talk not 10 me Of
the future. 1t may have its consola-
tions. its joys and its rcpoee. bat it can
not rcawaken old delusions. Henceforth.
Miss Shuckers.- be added. reaching for
his hat and cane and moving with up-
rufled self possession toward The door.
IL On never he anything more 10 you
thaa brother. ."-Exchsnge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
ENoELpRUM WINS EASILY.
He Beats the Indian Amateur Withot
Any Serious Effort.

CHICAGO, March 2.-John c. EnRel.
drum. professional runner. had nc
trouble in Winning from John Young
the Indian amateur sprinter, tonight, al
Battery ID. The men were matched tc
run fifty miles. $3.50 side and wsgers
that reached several thousand. Young
led q few laps. then Engeiman took the
lead and from that time on was never
headed. Al $50 he was nine miles
ahead. He finished the twenty-rfth
mile in two hours and tnuty-nlne sec
ouds. breaking the American record
for that distance. The Indian stuck to
the track I'LL . when he pulled of fol
good. Engeldrum covered his fifty
miles in f:3e:i5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

They Profess 90 See Rosy Promise 81
Cornciese Success
"Poiitlc. are bsgining % boom up." !"
said Sheriff Meooeen yesterday. "Do
] think the prospects, for the dsms-
cfas are asrs7 Net IN . Thousand
years. We're "a Il and we're gong TO
elect esery rssa oa the flekst. Dead
sure thiaa
Andy Fifg--Prosneess ~sfs never
brighter. We ksss 60 ssep up srpeaf-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

NEW YoRx. March 2s.-Pat Rooney.
the IRISH comedian. died at 2.3o this
afternoon. Rooney had been suffering
scne time with pneumonia and bad
been brought here from Wilmington.
Del, for Treatment. He WAS ~ and
leaves a wife and six children.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

and Was unable 10 ind ner friends
and vas sent 20 the Woman's bonse
and hospital. vac yesterday tarnsd
over TO tue county poor sDperlnten-
dents. In wss learned late in TIE after
noon that her father, who formerly
resided IN tins CITY, 10 nov llslDR ~
Hartwell Park, near LanEng.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
nee s.eA n. n.>~.

A oolcres porter at wssks~gton hs-
TEL bsd charge Of the hats of the gnesh
who wezf In 10 dine. His sorurscT sod
promptness IN giving every nss his own
'.tsler as ne came out Of the dining r~orn
ercited one grrtlernsx' cu-s~<zts.
"Bov did vcr know ss well tsat this
was my hst7- he ASKED.
A smile lighted I'D the vsss-r's es>uy
lar as be Bowed politely.
"Boss,r be ssid. Il didn't knev h vm
yours. bot it's De one you guv me-
Youth'f Crfnrsaxion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

flesh before We see higher, though We
are breeding q far better class OF
Anlnalg-
The stud business has been reeklessly
overdone, and there Is goiag TO be a
marked change IN that particular.
outside of the fashionable families
like Wilkes, Eiectloneers and perhaps
Mambrinos, Patehens aud Nutwoods-
there will not be many fancy prices,
The Louis Napoleans though are as
good brood mare family as there Is.
and can think OF few others that are
just as good as Mambrinos.
Trend of Shoics for Beauty.
But though the horse business is
really in its infancy, IL will be only the
product OF the most fashionable
families that will sell. The big horses
will be no 60 IN few years. The
heavy churn-legged brutes are not
especially wanted even now. It's the
trim little beast thirteen hands high
that's TO be the fSyorlte. l Will
make the rather bold statement
that rs per cent. OF the foals
of '9l and '92 will be geidings. But l
will wager money that this will prove
o true prophecy: There will be some
twenty starters in the great stud race
to be run here in August. and here are
some Of the great people who will be
here at that time: Axtel, Nelson,
Mckinney, Charleston, Cheyenne, Del
march, Pat Downey. They will take
the opportunity to get ready here for
the great stud race at Independence
in tho following week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

sr. Lorrs. March 2s.--The republican
state cer.rsl committee today selected
Jefferson City ss the place for holding
tse state convention and the time April
p And "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

WssHTxeroS, March 2s.-The COM
missioner of Indian affairs has awarded
the contract for the erection OF an In
dian building ss Mt. Pleasant, NTH. to
Hinss 4 Newton of Mt Pleasant. Their
bad 10 SiT. SO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

A New York lawyer Who wns - Q
sleeping car the other night unwsssangly
caused something Of . ssar amoag h1a
fellow rassengers- Every one I'D guno
70 sleep and nothing sTss 70 dAsenrs
the slumbers o< fAs uassssu until shnu0
sA m. Then the bei IN ths porssFs;
room bossa 10 rang 1t was 60 of tAnBs
rings which settled down 70 hard wuEla
II once and. - they say. yese % nsthino
but ssw wood II We . se.Ady. psrs
fectly contented rins. Sson h hseAma
apparent THAI Il was no sprintw. bus q
long distance champion. for 4 rsng and
rang. - only an electric bsn e. ring -
wreck msns nerves- Some one IN ths
end Of the car vskened and grosnsd:
"For heavens sake, stop that rAnkeef
II you want the porter. 60 out snd GO
him Don't waxe the whole car mp
But the ringing continued.
"For heaveus sake, cEsed little msn.
ieaping into the aisle. his hair standing
On end. Whats the matter; u the hosa
on 6rer
The bell sawed wood sseadily.
Stop that ringing!" bawled . fun
lunged man. sticking hss head cut be-
tween the curtains and giaring ssvAgsiy
1t the little man.
It's mother tried 10 calm IL and It's father
swore like . trooper. he threatened ts
have the life Of the man who was max.
ing that internal noise." and the beR
blaxed away as merrily rs if il were =
twenty-four hour alarm clock.
Everybody in the car awakened ex.
oept two people-the porter and this
New York lawyer. Then delegation
started 10 the porter's room 10 assassi-
nate him They found him doxing
peacefully on . seat, while the bell Wa
now carrying on its work with the regu-
larify Of = patent circular saw war
ranted never 70 stop. The wrsthful
passengers decided that before they cut
the portsr's throat II would be wi.e &c
have him stop thai bell Th~y pulled
him to his feet, and shouted In his ear.
and when he opened has eyes they
yelled:
Bell! Stop the bell. Stop that bsll'-
The porter went down to the lawyers
berth and ssuck his bead bsevesn the
curtainA.
Ibid you ring. sahr hs asked- Nars
was no answer from the lawyer. thosxh
the bell kept up it's ringing, whsls the
baby ran . nval noisrmaking faetuy
and its angry father invenssd nAen&h-
ceut swear WORDS
"Did you nng. sah- rspss*sd ths -
ter, and the narvouB mother begsA h
eob.
But ths lawyer s,sptswss<ay. ons hsa.
which had rsstlesly moved aeaint tAs
psna: in tho night, prsssing The hss>na
Of ths sasotxic ben. and 4 md - baby
did ~ rsst.-New York Tx1bu1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29
DON ]. LEATHERs INTERVIEWED.
He is Enthusiastic on the Prospects fol-
Sale and Races.

He is Enthusiastic on the Prospects for
Sale and Races.
To reporter for TIE HERALD, Don
j. Leathers, speaking on horse topics,
said: II find that the track at the
West Michigan grounds has wintered
we'll and with few more of these
bright sunny days we shall be- able TO
put the harrow on and by April 10 the
track will be an such shape that we can
put the trotters at work. We are ex-
ceptionally fortunate IN our track. We
have the river on one side and a good
sized stream on the other and between
the two the track Is kept in moist con-
dition all the time. Last season was
very hard on tracks. the worst l ever
knew, in fact; but our track was kept in
good form in spite of the drought.
With one weeks good weather tire
August meet will be q money maker To
lively tune.
stalls and Club Bouss.
We contemplate some very desirable
improvements IN the grounds tins
spring. Messrs. Cheney and Dixie
man and myself will go out to the
grounds tomorrow afternoon with Ar
tbitStt 'tNCh Ahd VIC VIII Jtdi ltf
large number Of new stalls which will
be at once put in. We should have
three times as many stalls TO accommo-
date the rush that will surely come
this August, but under the present
farmer regime IL 10 useless to expect
such an Improvement. We shall also
stake out the ground for the new club
house tomorrow aud shall at once set
A 0vnFk -. tl... s,.tsars NJ ~
the building which is, | promise you, TO
be . daisy. We shall hang up a purse
of s.. 900 this fall At the West Michigan
fair races. which is just double the
purses OF last year. ! Am enthusiastic
over the future of Grand Rapids as
horse town. There sre hundreds OF
great sale point"
Many norsemsa Here.
Speaking Of the outlook for a
good sale this week, Mr.. Leathers
said; There are more horses here
from abroad than | ever saw before on
the day preceding a sale. There sfe .
good many here from Canada and any
number from The south aud east. We
must make the first sale . success Mr..
Bronson has written q great many ests-
iogues and he tells me thstthis - IS
good a one as he ever wrote. There
are lots Of fine youngsters and harness
horses. It's . little late 20 sell studs,
of course ss buyers OF that kIBd OF
stock loaded no At Letington. bet
there a today more money IA gsidinga
than studs. Youth zee the latter { >
quickly at also aud szoo. and hrlgnt.
eyed, hns- Reeked gsidlBg vii Dad
ready ssie st s5ee and np. i'eliess
| that we snail see lover pTlees for hoI Sc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

Fnzncedle-nid zoe trew. wigrsrs.
that the prss,ristr ~ tins ssmuser bssss
sFers special rates 70 yosne mn who.
dance The esryn&e'
Virgins -Irs4esdi Whsf chs-rrSnr
say 70 fcot ezss b;Il.-Ksts Fisifs
vAsszngssn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-29

Anna kliennela. the Po'ish efniersut
who arrived IA TIE city saadey nlghs