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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

csIcAso IsI0s eroos T2aOs. July l.-Caftis
seax 70 10 l5e loser receipts. z-.t<ci common
60 extra steers. S.oo85.ios stockefs sad iced
ers, g. 50s>s-sI cows aad bulls. 81 z6Sa7-
H0ss-heceipts 0Ao3s strong. 20 Zoe
hlgaers heavy :S0ie5.s0, mixed and medium.
sb.l0.5-s21s light. So 400.
sseeg--keeel pts. 500 arm; Inferior 70
extra. sz.5oe5o. Is lambs s&5oess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

I've srnQsi Ineetina Of fhs sscshciterS Il
the 3rsnt Rsrits brush crrnpsny wtli ~ heif
As to oc1cs II the ecsrsas On foes<sy. July
lt 80 az 20 D. n. Tor the el~efisa cf sirecf
crs sgt ire sfso-sc1irr 81 ssrh efh~r susfness
nss issfalis cone e-frFe the rret -.
WIt1fas NcRsy~.
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DETROIT, JUNE .. Us.
IANsls6 q soHrnlss =. a

GOING TO DETROIT.
Lv. ID n - am = % m 90 m ell 20 m
Ar. DIT II a. Am Is - , "a 10 s pa - 90 ~
khFlkNiNS FROM DETROIT.
Lv. DEf i. So an 81 b . m 8 AZ pm al o. . N
Ar q, j, ~ h pm . - M sIo - pm - % An
SAGINAW. ALMA AND ct louis
Lv. q IL 20 am bpm ARG Ri SIAM 10 % pU
ioNflA VIA L0HfiA A EseTINGe q. n
Ls. GRAND kspias--... : - m 1ee m 20 . N
Ar. from Lowell -.-. Z s N 8 . D m % . n
THRousH CAR SERVICE
fsrior Cars on MI day trains BET ~een Grand
Rapids aud Detroit. Wagner sieepers %
night traina Psrior Car 90 Saginaw on morn
ing train.
'kyery day. Other trains week davs oniy.
GEO. DkHANT< Gen passf ac1
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Chicago Grain.

CaIc.s0. july u.-ciosiag pricss-w heat.
JAY. lo7te; August sosses sepssmesf; s.s.
s7s1es n ~ ssc-
osts-Jals. -s5.es August. s5.e. September.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
Deuoit Gram.

Dxfzogf. July u.-Whext, No. 2. red. cash.
Soc July, 7ys4e, Als0sg. Es14c; No !. white.
ezsh. SO.
Corn-No. 2 cash. tsc.
Oats-No- :. cash. &1sc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

For Over Effsy Years
We- Nivuevs scursrsa Sysrr has been ssrs
500 shtltr-s tsethfsx IL seoshs the ehitd.
ssftens tae xams >ilsss al pain. cures dad.
crtic. s-t q the best r~msty Zoe disrrhceA
Iserfs ave e~ufs bottle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
EDISON & MEIGS,

Phone 1853. % CanAi-st.. Room Is.
Fire Insurance at lowest rates. Real Estate
In Michigan, California and Kansas for sale
or exchange. Houses and Lots for sale or
rent in different parts of city. Money TO loan
In small or large amounts Brick block. b
stories, I'm Grand Rapids; rents for 10 per cent.
on Investment Fine residence on Fountain.
west Of Ba cay. s9.Ga0. House and lot on
South Ionia; a bargain. 1850. Good bargains
OF hand for investors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

IN the gastric region. Tft-oabied with nausea
from ga sickness. hiiisaS g. or other car.e.
Hostetfer stomach BitFers vii immed ste5y
pat a step 9 ,he st6msehic 4 Disturbances. A
preminent sd nicst UNPLEASANT feature II
liver compliant sHauSes In tire morRiee. The
symptoms disappear saa the csgss - removed
~ n Bitsefs MANY persons have very deli-
cafa starnarhs when trfhtnz iadlscretioa in
satiHE 90 drigklaT or wen soFnr sizhf tAat i
tepulsive disorders. Such persons esRaet act
more wisely ;hsa % tnvfserste their diges
tyr region with ths Bittcrs toatc special y
adsptfa O. rriHfefee it. Far malaria rheu-
mstism. kidney troubles and nervousness the
Buffers Niil BE- found nsrvestoR<lv beneficial.
saa when steep + antraaquii sad appetite va
rabie - sess improves betB- IL isin fsct q
most comprehensive and deiixhtfal remedy.
10 scs ecnfos- the fsncrs Riash Of Roses
WITH the May serfhless patafss posfrrs.
creams snt eiesches ~hirh are foeftRa the
msrset srt the gruutBs az White 4 White.
5 c-uts per bottle. ard guarantees 90 viii re-
move eeur pfmpies, freesie~. eiscehesfS
ersth. tan snf sanhnrn. and ave yoa . iovsiy
famufeyfoe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

Mary wslther 20 Mary Aan Miller. lot
=. ChE'Sts sub -...s f,s50
p iemresks te'eck ta tranS Frt. lott.
bk s f,'.iu<N a Naa 4 'ee's sdd &C.,. 69S
?. Emery Futile 20 4uiia q. Pa-ker und
Of 1's 40 Tot 3. hg s. Grants add f.soo
Jessie 5 buwrrs o. feag Hudy. n 3, 70
let =. - u smith a fsa tilrn's add $50
John tiegerer q Dav a Flower. lot L.
C'se .,lb ...'....... -. - l.oo
leseph hea~~nan 70 Henry Van Zee.
iat io. ehseuasa'~ sfh .. .. 9aB
Loonsfs g. Z SOD % EitFt "a. Brsnt-
ggn. boz .. iifSna2 asff 500
HsBry Priaf iphsi 10 HaFs Nridler. ios
4 ara homestead 1ad Loo
George ~ kirtiald O. charles = Wait
feid. 81 .. Is &. ..eaF s kirtiant's
-
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I AXE sHoaR 4 NIoHIeAN sourHEkx

90 ~ Shf-.-..-..-. bun o..---.-.-.-lylfM u -
The Lake shore via Cleveiant ia come t1o0
With the krie and j. aud l. Ek RS farms -
quickest aud most direct route n Pffssbuee
A. j. Smith. O.. I. Ap. A. Cleveland. ~
c. g. Rogers. City Pass Agent
JasL Campbell. CITY Agt.. = Monroe1G
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
TRAIN TINE rABLe&


!. :. =, = = E
aAA>i hAf11r 1>3sAe ~ 8A4&<9.|
- ecbe1 -lt IA efsft jay = ~ -
Trans sos<s ses1t-
AT fre0 ~
-. Scotia 49, 3
Fer ffAsefs> ts'y AKA
ksckaas~ -,..-.----..----,-~s go 30oU<
ffen k~l A.is~ss,,. -.'-.-- - - "a
III tfANe<t ctts sAe
Ascslt1ss $50 AeM <8<
Far feie>.ey Hna Macs
.n~ - ..-.,.--e..-.. ~ -
fteh het~~~AoS ~Ae w. -
- .,,--.- --s---F--'.-----s------
y a~s Ass '.-'-'-.---'----~--..
irsin arrissak hem The sseh -
a - - - - $50. = = ~ a. $500
~e%s s&e>b' 'e1~@s
aA~tss ss.>s s<.r a. -;
nsrn 4.
~. f...s.....
W. ksa.ss -. -.
-, ~ 80
.sr uS Man too
Fef c1nc.nns,i tSrn 66$
-. l-ss.,s. -. - -. ~ n
80 = So, $500, 80 sAa
lasSnn
Train srr,xt,,s sts,,x, -. .'.,sr n 4 = -
and sraslns sa''ss ~ !, a. = ma s,sa 1rsIe -
49, $500 ~ - - = - ~ 80. A.
,1s .s an, e.sssS s...ase run ss's'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
HERALD DES|RELETS



THis IS what soa wass, the greatest bargain
set that sptendld 10 room house. Nc. y
fifsi avenue. ief $40 le
NEW house ane u. acres At laad on me west
" side ~ minutes ~Aik from the Tower
BLOCK. ur4r 10 ear ilDr aicr frsif trees ana
shr1eeers. Charles I. Mererr ana u Nd
dicomo building 80
MISERABLE modern house Al "a Paris ave
- hue. 10 rooms. furnace. bath. gas. CRATE.
.0xl2s. essi front. e4a be sogght al low
price. Charles L. Mercer. and 10 aiaaieoIab
building. 1s6
CHOICE vacant lots IN the south part Of the
" city. on Aaafs0a and jefferson avenues
and csss and i-af4seti< streets. prices rane.As
qalre eichAries L. Mercer. = and 70 " iddieomb
building h0
AT No. SIS PlainneId avenue is q nine room
"A house With Aldi8e CRATE. well and .cistrrn
and a large barn. II Is cheap al the price.
$40; rear 10 l. another nine room house with
can H. bausha isr s. 20 casfIss u Msr 1sser'
AGENT. s and ~ Middicomb building. $50
lust NOM while business il a little duh Is
the time TO boy houses and lois or make
an Investment. call aud see II have act got
something You want. Heai estate IN al parts
OF the city. William *. orif1tn. No. Canal
street.
CLEVELAND is beyond the Hin towards the
" white house. but he and are struggling
yet-he 10 be elected and 10 sell houses aud
lots for $50 and upwards easv terms. l.
:. Proyn. room Loyest block. opposite
Sweets hotel. l-otf
WILL FURNISH MONEY 10 build you
u house II YOU bny lot on my College avenue
plat There are only few lots left. Willard
X. oriffiths. No. Canal street
WILLARD II. 6RIfFITHS. No. g. Canal
w street. buys. sells. and exchanges real es
tate and loans money at the lowest rates OF
interest.
%,xo~, buys \ new house In South end OF
81 4CO city; 9 rooms. good locations stU
down. balance monthly. Several nice places
for sale on small monthly payments. Who
wants 20 trade his equity In small house and
lot Tor clear lot on West side? j. NJ. Palmer
The Gilbert" Phone 90 lslff
E0R SALE-SS5 per month buys that elegant
east front ll-rJom house. No. Isl Paris
avenue; cistern. city and well water. hot and
cold bath. closet layatory. msntei. window
shades and nne gas fix lures; best bargain IN
the city; have other houses and vacant loiA
{. ". Tufts. 90 Ottawa street.
QANk STOCKS. mortgages. land contracts
~ and good long short time CONNIE cia
paper handled. John Ii. Martin. No. 70 canal
street.
FOR RENTING Geo. ii. White homestead
Il corner North Division and Fountain sts.
Is now for rent 10 n desirable party for term
Of one. two three years Apply for Que
week TO Mrs. Geo. H. White. 81 Fountain st.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
HERALD DES|RtLETS


kHVh sALk-CFops Ia fhr rela % acres wheat.
- - = acres grass sad " acres rye. Ae-
dress +. Bsai. $ W. Bridge ST. 10
DOR SALE-seeoHa hsRd steam eaxiHe. IN
good repair; about l. horse power, y0a
can haselt 81 ysur osn price. Cali at Herald
xlne.
k'ok sALE-My entire siore OF furniture and
miscellaneous household goods, new
house aud large lot eoFaer Of aioa and Car
rlsf streets: house aud lot 10 81 adlson street,
vacant lot on Christ street farm Of ten acres
ID rods east OF city Itafts. new buildings ana
al klads Of fruit: will sell ~ exchange for
other property. A. A. Lord. IS Stocking st.
stylish. endaring. = fne driver will show
speed II trained perfectly broke single and
double. Enquire Charles Holden. Widdicomb
building lS3ff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
wANTED-AGENTS.
SAFES MOVED.

DADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general Warehouse
III men Of Ill South Division st cot are nov
prepared to handle Safes properly at reason
Able rates. Telephone s00 or Go after bust
ness hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
Room 2. Tower block.
Corner OF Monroe Pearl and CanaistA

IF you want money and have the proper se
curitv the Manhattan 2 per cent. plan Of
fers the hest inducement. Chas. Bateman.
agent, SO New Houseman.
MONEY TO L0AN-For short time in large
ul or small amounts or any form OF good
security. Frank A. Werner. 50 Monroe street
Phone 1l6.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE 0lD NATIONAL BANK.
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH


n. L SWEET President
j. n BARNETT Wee President
HARVEY j HoILIsTER. cssnier.
harmony viii tAs SssseEa BsnkiaS Lac
uAns<cted.
Letters u Credit. current In 81 paris ofths
weird. ie>aee Ia sums 20 s1fA Interest," a.
loved ats PEI ccns on tinas eegstecAsrs 81
deposit ae
&-h- Ntthsy, george C. feroA
,. n bsfnetk J. GUNNER
~ l.. sweet Joseph II MARTA
II ]. HellisEes. W T. Shelby
Wizard barphardl ". o. HughArI
l. c'''''a fsi. H..sia. Lss''ssrs
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT CO
OF DETROIT. MICH.
AUTHORIZED -ss.aso. eoe o.
FRANCIS \. PALMS. Capitalists President
GEO III. PAINE ........-.-......... Secretary
slLAS b. COLEMAN -......-.-...T Treasurer
oineers local Advisory hoard.
ph. J. b 6RieM oLD--.-.....~~...... Pres dent
A. M0sfLf ----.-.-.---..-...-.-.--si Wee PRESIDENT
= %, Lis treasurer
EDWARD sAGSART..-........... Attoraes
This COMPANY - one OF the strongest sna
best Ia the country ana has ample funds 10
loan on Sood real estate security ~ reason
able rates Also has investment stock Tor
sale with "haed dividend OF ssI per cent.
payable semi annually by coupon: also in
sfallment stock" for savings. PARTIES wishing
assistance in building viii fnd IL 10 their al
vantage 10 address or call upon. either day or
evening. III. W. ASH. Secretary.
e-Wenderiy BnildinE-
Teiephone SIT. Grand Rapids Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
Groceries and Provisions.

There were no marked changes IN provi sion
qu0Estions yesterday. Market on sugars -
very arm and Indications point 10 an increase
Sagsrs-Cut loaf. 5a.c; cubes. SIC; powdered
5sscs sranalatra. si.Ua' confectionery A. $50
extra q. as ewts yellow {. 31@Gtc; corn
syIng. BE sugar syrup. lost-s
zoiasses-I.ew grades. i'sAe' me dun. 20
BE fancy. aos+cc.
Mocha .re-H. = 9Sc; Maricalbo. lSszze; san
Los. y gle. Rio. l0&2c.
New hlchizan cheese. Ts.&ec; rolled oats.
barrels. So sat. saginaw. arreis. &c.
LArd-rirrce basis-Cumpound. &C pure. &C.
Msa.-Ham. li449l2,4c, shoulders. sac
bacon. l0ss its4c dried beef. - csc, short.
cut PORK. sa-7s; clear back. sli.IS; mesa slo-5o
lI.5o boneless beei. saTa-
Farm Produc--Firss Hands
The wheat cora ana cat market was arm
Yesterday Beef IS arm. The range of the
price OF wool remains the same Cor
rrcted quotations a. follows.
Egxs. i3c butter. itrs potatoes. sc; beans.
hand picked. sL.-5Nsi $50; honey. loc; lettuce.
Sc prpiAnt lc new onions. lUc doz parsley.
&c dox bGnehess cucumhor,. soc new turuips.
2oc dor. beet greens. Zoe bu; cabbages. 1ue
dor rreen peas soe bu; beets. Soc d0z;
s,rss5erfi,s, eelVe; raspoerrtes loo ;currants.
Grain Wheat re; corn. sic; oats. soc rye,
Sc; barley. 8 10
g. % per cwt; buekSheat -four. s2.6a per cwt;
corn neal. az per ton iced. slZ@3 per ton;
middiinxs. si7 per ton; bran, si6 per ton ships
SIC per ton. screenings. SO per ton, new
clover sl0 new Z mothy. az
wooi-wsshed. isese; unwasbed. l0920c.
Hay-1inver. 81 ton; timothy. st ton.
Hides and TaIiOw-tsreeu. Z1,ep3i1c: steers
over 20 lbs. Sc; cured sessi1c; calf SKINS. green.
Sc: calf skins. cured. 5iac: taliow. rough
i1se rendered. &c; pelts. ,oe@lSc; sheAriings.
ltas sc.
Beef. eeslzc; pork. 51.e6c: fresh pork
loins. l051eIic, mutton. 7essc; spring lamb
wolfe: fowls. l0asi2c; sprng chicken. lisa nc
veal. 5eSetse. turkeys. l5esl$c; ducks. l3tSltc.
Oil Markets.
No change In oil yesterday. Quotations o,
follows
wster White. itoo. Re; headlight. 1902 71sc;
water white. old test. i6''o. SIZE: Eocele. looe
l10s. &c.
Deoderixed stove gasoline. 7fo 711c.
Deoderizsd nAptha. 81 &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
PITAL.... - 100000

THOMAS d. 0ILBERi. President
GEO. q. BRIGGS, Vier-PTesldent
J.FREDkElc BAAkS. Cashier.
Z. II. HUNT. Assistant csshiss
Transact business Ia all Departments OF bank
inf authorized By the AssionAl Banking Law.
Exchanges available IL all the commercial
cities Of the world sold at curfsns KateA
u. s. bonds bought and sold
bfRBeToks:
thomas d. Gilbert, Nov~s l. Aver.
Thomas J. 0'Brien George q. BnggA
David n. Ambegx Lempei ID. Putnam.
Ransom c. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward II. Hunt. John c. Fitzgerald
I. stewart White. Phiio G. Fuller.
Rfederte Eaxrx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS

nlsCELLAnE0Uo
ATTENTION "EmmA" Bust De-
n veloper will enlarge your bust hse inches.
guArantcedi sealed Instructions e., or "A page
Illustrated catalogue &c. ey mall. Emma Tor
ler Baxar Boston MAsA Is4
CHICAGO parties Wilt sell yart of their bust
" hess Ia western Michigan FOR 8. sos $1,000
cash and balance In good paper. The bust-
ness will pay S. oue per year
NE have party who wants = partner TO tn
w vest 81. 500 TO manufacture an article that
viii be used In every family In the world
Costs Sc 10 make. reIasis for sc
WE can use $500 u help develop business
w To be especially psned in Chicago
during the World = Far ana continued there
after. ANY one who Is u hustler can make
$1,000 next year. Dean 4 Taylor. Pearl
street. Room d.
Gasoline STOVES cleaned ana repaired;
" leave orders At No. "A North Division
street.. telephone ll2S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

THIS - What yea waafs the greatest bargain
set that sFienala 10 roon house. Nc. 4
First avenue. for 81 As- lse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

DESIRABLE medeFn house Al "a Paris ave
~ nue.. 10 roofas. furnace. BATH. gas. crate.
ely. well aud eisterR water. sewer. etc. Let
.0xi-S. east front. eau be bought al = los
price. Charles L. Mercer. y and 10 Aiaaleonab
building 1aS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

CHOICE vacant lots IN the south part Of the
" city. on Madison aud Jefferson avenues
and Case and Lafayette streets. prices TangtA a.
froa $50 10 $50 according 10 location. In
qalre efchAries L. Mercer. ana 70 " iddleomb
building hb
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

NkA ho2se ane !, acres Il laad on The wesi
~ side, ~ minutes walk from the toNei
bloek. ur4r 10 ear line. 1ic~ frstf trees ana
shreebers. Charles Z. AereFr ana u Nia
dicomb building. fsS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-12

FOR RENTING Geo. ii. White homestead
corner North Division and Fountain sts..
Is now for rent 10 = desirable party for term
Of one. two or three years Apply for Que
week to Mrs. Geo. IL. White. g. Fountain st.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06


Harper's Bazaar gives these hints to anna
teur dreSsmakers: Economists who make
their own evening dresses are most success
full when following the simplest models.
They can also purchase pretty materials at
small cost. The fashionable shot moires
are already copied in light evening colors,
stylishly striped with black in mixed fab
RIGS with silllen surface that are sold for
seventy five cents a yard. These are very
effective when used under net or chiffon,
either white. black or coiored. and trimmed
with bows of satin ribbon. Soft satin surahs
make charming gowns for young girls when
cut with rather full skirt and a baby waist,
with deep chiffon frill around the neck and
black velvet belt with long sash ends.
Striped gauZes with a filet or thread of
black in each stripe are pretty transparents
for fresheninL faded or soiled silk dress of
last winter. The gauze may be of the color
| of the silk or in contrast to it, the latter
| giving the newer shot effect.
'The becoming black dresses that are seen
on every occasion may be made ut small eX-
pense when black MORE, satin or brocade
/ of n previous season is utilized rs a founda-
ton for black point d'esprit net, or jetted
net. or the pretty black chiffon. Colored
! silks or sltiEs are also used for these foun.
datons-in pearl tints, pink, green or yel-
low. The satin bell skirt is covered plainly
with the black transparent and bordered
| with black ruche thickly spangled with
let \ full, low, round corsage has black
velvet bretelles. belt and sash that are also
spangled. Pulled sleeves of the spangled
fabric are made of becoming length or tt
meet the tops of the gloves
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06
Iron and Steel Rail Production.

The final figures of pig iron and steel
rail production for 1891 have now been
made public by the American Iron and
Steel association. Pig iron production
hell off from 9,202, 703 gross tons in 1890
to S,279,S70 in 1891, a loss of 922, 1888
tons. Steel rails fell from 2,013, 1873 net
tons in 1890 to l, 1856, 259 in 1891, loss of
GAG, 929 net tons.
How do these figures read in the eight
Of the rosy promises made by the Nc
Kinleyites as TO the general prosperity
which the Mckinley law would bring to
The country? If it had brought any in
crease of prosperity the iron trade would
nave been the very first to feel it, but
as the iron industry shows such de-
cline in production the only conclusion
that McKinleyism has failed to bene-
1t the country. Has it not done even
worse?
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06
Blaine and Harrison.

The story comes from W ashiugton
that the administration has finally open
ed its fire upon Mr. Blaine, and the fight
is likely to be very ugly and vindictive.
In fact bets are being offered without
takers that Blaine will leave the cabinet
in 10 days. The Washington Post,
which is bitterly snti-Blaine, has printed
q story declaring that at dinner given
by Senator Hale, at which number of
diplomats were present, the Chilian
question came up and Mr.. Blaine vic
lently denounced the administration for
its hsrshness toward Chilli. He said, so
the story goes, that Although the Val,
paraiso incident was nothing more than
a drunken squabble in disreputsble
slum, signifying nothing, the Chillan
government had already spologized for
it 10 times more than ours had done for
the brutal and barbarous mass icre Of Itals
ian citizens 10 New Orleans.
At this Marquis Imperial, who was
present, bowed in his best style and com
plimented the great secretary on his mag
nsnimity and craftsmanship. Mr.. Blaine
than went on to characterize in the
seyerest terms the disposition to exact
further concessions from Chilli, and ihis
at time when the president was resolved
10 do that very thing. and wound up by
declaring in the most emphatic manner
that if the administration should adopI
such a policy as that he repudiatet
it, and wanted to be so understood.
The point Of it all is says the Du
buque Telegraph that the story a
related is substantially true. Don Cam
ernon and Allison of Iowa were boil
present and heard what Blaine said. On
ofthese gentlemen afterward remarked
TO a fellow senator who was asking if h,
story were a fact that If Blaine hat
been in the habit Of drinking much
should have thought he had taken to-
much wine" Hale was q good deal EN-
barassed, fer Msvronyi Bey, the TURKS
minister, was present. and it was hardl
the thing for q secretary of state to de
nounce the president, even had ne for
eigners been present. The president
rious over the entire business.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06

ST. LOUIS Republic: The opposition
of the German Lutheran republicans in
Illinois to the nomination OF Fifer fer
governor is perhaps natursl, but it is also
unjust. Mr.. Fifer is no more AMI no less
to be blamed than any other prominent
republican for the attitude of the party in
the state upon the question of compulsory
education. He has defended the Force
bill no ID ore and no less than the rest Of
them, and is no more to be held respon
sible for the action of the republican ma
jority in the senate which defeated the
effort to repeal the law made by the dem
ocratic house. That action undoubtedly
reflected the republican sentiment Of the
state, which Is now, and will continue,
unchanged, no matter what campaign
promises are made, since the republican
leaders have learned that the great body
of Lu,herans have left them for good
Those of them who still intend voting the
republican ticket may as well vote for
Fifer as any other republican candidate
for governor. They are slI tarred with
the same stick, and Fifer is neither
blacker nor whittier than the rest Of them.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06

PEORIA Herald: From democratic
standpoint the political situation in
Warren county presents decidedly en-
couraging outlook. In the democratic
ranks harmony and confidence prevail; in
the republican camp the order is reversed
disorder, distrust, jealousy and confu-
sion reign. The democrats have a. Nor :
mouth one of the strongest JeffeIsoniau
clubs in the state, composed of some of
the leading young men in the county
They have fitted up elegant parlors,
where all sojourning brother democrats
are cordially welcomed.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-02-06
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