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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26
Crowded Wi,h yyo.kmen.

CHICAGO, Feb. pa census Of tina
unemployed workmcn now in the city
will probably he taken in the near
future with view OF discoursgsIg the
Influx from other cities and countries.
Mayor Washburn, and Council and
Monohan OF the trades labor assembly
held u conference on the subject today.
IL is believed there are at present fifty
thousand unemployed men in this city
attracted by the Worlds Fair. The
COMMITTEES of the Worlds Fair direc-
tors Will be asked 10 take the matter up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

CIscrSSArl, Feb. 25.-The stock be-
longing TO the National Carriage and
Reed company. Of West Pearl street,
vent in smoke early this morning.
This loss is estimated at $1,000. with
full insurance. The origin is mystery.
Fireman John Becker WAS seriously
injured by being cut IN tho head, but
will recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

world. aad pronounced entirely feasi-
he. lie thought that the com'nercs OF
The world demanded that u should be
constructed. The only questsoa Of i'm
portsnee Gov 10 whether II 50 oaia b
done by American capital. under
American auspices and coatrel, or
whether il should b compelled 10 seek
the capital of Europe for Is completion
tor. with tue example Of the SDsz
canal before Us there - no doubt that
private enterprise will come forward
aud carry this great undertaking 70 .
successful copcluslon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

loLDxS. no. Feb ss--soAn and
William Aysey. brothers. ws,~ nur-
aered a;ies north 81 Ksasssiiie Tues
day night. 10th were killed VITA 81
* sad their bodies chopped 70 pisces
They were wealthy. and the saotivs
for the crime Mas robbery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

The two story frame dwelling owned
and occupied bv Robert c. Koiinski. on
Ninth street. near Col. avenue, WAS
totally destroyed by fire this morning.
The alarm IVES scot in from box No.
Ice at i:i0 O'Clock. TIE building was
valued at 5000. fully insured. Loss on
furniture. $500; insurance. $500. Cause
unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

JULy An 10 the date fixed for the
birth OF the new party, . christening
viii be bad, nurses viii be chosen and
the infants cry for Iucre. single tax.
railroads and other colieky baby food
will not be appeased until good old
Doctor Intelligence 10 called and ad-
ministers . dose Of comnion-sense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26
MINES MAY SHUT DOWN.
Prospects of Lockout or Strike at
Duquo:n. Ill.

Pros poets Of Lockout or Strike At
Duquo;n. III.
DuQuoIs. ILL.,. Feb. 25.-The prospects
for STRIKE or lockout at the mines in
the vicinity OF Duqaoin are growing
stronger. The present price for mining
coal 10 40 cents per ton Gross weight.
The contract will expire March l. At
a insss-mceting of the miners aud m ne
laborers Oh the 2oth inst. it was voted
to demand present prices for the spring
and summer mouths. The mine opera
tors declined To accede 10 the demand
of the miners and submitted PROPOSE
tions to pay 50 centa per ton 70 Ssptem-
Der /, 1892. to March /, 1893, with
corresponding reduction. Today n
mass-nieeting of the miners and mine
laborers refused TO accept any reduc-
ton on present prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

How grim old sBiood and Iron" Bis
uarck must chuckls in the privacy Of
ais garden - he hears the roar OF riot
srs rolling down Inter den Linden.
the Germon voskingmsn are thor
sughiy aroused. and the sggrssivs but
inexperienced emperor, instead Of seek
ug conquest in other lands. linda ha
sAnds full of home affairs. Thousands
sf angry rioters thunder at his castle
yatss. aud though bsAtsn hack By armed
suards once, twice or many more times.
hey viii come again. Their clsmor il
he knell Of despotism in Germany.
Where now 10 the strong hand and the
salm mind that viii hold that impet-
nous monarch in check and counse
aim wisely? He utterance: al 60 my
way and that u tho right vaY." v but
m echo OF that older dictum Of the
imperious I,ouis: ''I Am the state" II
10 equally dietstorial, but lacks the
vigor Of terssnsss. The Emperor has
bus to look hack one hundred
years to SEQ the elect OF such
sentiment. II II . marvellous
thing to SEQ thousands OF thoss steady.
placid Germans reused to frenzy and
singing the 'sMarseiIlaise" in the streets
OF Berlin. Even the victorious army
OF Napoleon refraned from singing II
- the long columns filed through the
Brandenburg gate. Tho iron grip of
dsspotism is slowly relaxing while the
government Of the people prevails. Il
Was only BY the power Of transcendant
Eenius-that Of Chancellor Bismarck
shat the rigid rule has been % long
maintained over . great and intelligent
people. That guiding hand no longer
holds the helm OF the ship Of state, and
the emperor must be steady in this
perilous strait. The uprising OF yes
tsrdsy was OF course but . puny affair,
but il significance u profound. and
what 10 10 follow rests largely with the
latest scion Of the house Of Hohenzol-
lern. He says, ave are IN . state Of
transition and destined for great
things" but whether he himself Is
great enough for the occasion, is
written upon the unturned page Of his
sory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

ton in s. Louis. they should q rss put
themselves On fsik. By asking him out
TO Jake something. After this core
mony had been imbibed the $3.50
asked for would lock 20 small To the
81. Loulsan that be would insist ca
doubling il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25--ftt Rev.
Igratins Horstnnn, was cons>cratec
Roman Catholic bishop Of Cleveland in
the Cathedral of ST Peter and 81 Pan
III Io:5o n m Archbishop Elder, o.
Cincinnati. was the conSrcrator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26
sHnRT SpfciAIs


Atlanta, Ca, is flooded with counter
felt silver dollars.
Burlington joined the Iliinois-Iowa
Base al league Wednesday.
The Ohio house defeated woman
suffrage in school elections by vote Of
~ to a.
Rt Rev. William j. Frost d. D., LII
D., died at Carlyle, Ill. Wednesday.
aged 81 years.
Three children were burned to death
in fire in Succa, province of Valencia,
Spain, Wednesday.
Maj. A. NJ. Sewer. formerly railroad
commissioner of Missouri, died wednes-
day 1T Neosho. Mo
Gen Ivory Pike ID candidate for
the republican nomination for lieuten-
ant governor of Illinois, it 10 said.
Mira Benjamin Harrison was reflect
ed president OF the Daughters of the
American Revolution ~ their session
in Washington.
Charles T. Wills has foreclosed . me-.
chanic's lien on DR.. Talmage's taber-
nacle In Brooklyn. and the structure
will probably be sold by the sheriff.
In the pen;tentiary at Fort Madison.
Ia, Tuesday night Glen Zunibrsgel
foreman in ono of the shops, Yves IA
tally wounded by convict named Pol
lard.
In . personal damage suit against
the city Of Adrian. Mich, MrA Jane
Finn was awarded . verdict Of 81. 500.
The lady was injured by . defective
crosswalk.
The Kenosha Watch Case Company
of Kenosha, Wis. and the Rockford
Watch Case Company OF Rockford.
Ill, have consolidated. with hcadquar.
tors at the latter place.
Col T. G. lneersoll VIII begin suit
against Rev. A. {. Dixon. OF Brooklyn,
Tor Islander. the latter having said that
Ingersoli advocated TIE ASSASSINATION
of obscene literature.
The bill prchi biting members Of the
legislature accepting railroad passes
was ordered 10 third reading in the
Massachusetts senate Tuesday. The
bill has already passed the house
The North Dakota state central com.
mittee of the prohibition party has
called state convention 20 be held in
Grand Forks March 9 to elect six dele
gates to the national prohibition con-
ventionL
Mortgages spd notes worth osoe. oce
belonging IN w. W. Townsend Of Min.
neapolis, have been lost in The mails.
The package wss mailed january - IL
10 said, since which time nothing hns
been heard Of It.
In the Delamcter trial II MesdviIle.
Pa, Wednesday. Judge Henderson IN
structed the Jury 70 scqnit O. b. ssd
r. A. DeEarnetev George Wallace
Dslamessr. the other defendant. Is like
~ to b acquitted.
The csnsecrstion Of Rev. c. X. Nell
son ~ bishop Of Georgia took place Of
Atlsnta Wednesday. Many bishops
and eierRymen from . distance we're
present TIE sermon wa preached By
Bishop kuiiscn. Of renrsyivssia
Runs n TIE Fsasis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

EEssENER. Mich. Feb. 25-Fight
hundred timber men from the As.,-
lard. Aurora. Norrie. East Norrie and
Pabst mines 1T lronwooi are ON
strike. They demand IN additional z
ceats per day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

INV oRLxAEs. Feb. k-The trans
Mississippi commercial eepgrsss -
"Wednesday listened to addresses BY ex-
senator Warner Miller and Judge ,. 3
Torrey. arthor Of the bankruptcy bill
Among the resoinfioas introduced WA
one favoring improvement g the great
lnkea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

RAAkSs
This subject appears in the writings
sf economists, ::as well - at our back
doors in materializsd. ragged and I'M
Fortunate human shape. Economists
.heorize - to the best means of ameli-
orsting their condition. and the most
.sasable way Of remsdying the condi-
lions which make tramps. The house,
wife trembling votes them . nuisance,
gives them Of her lardsr, or. assuming
. bravery sne does not feel, sends them
about their business.
To both the tramp II . pulling fact.
Hsintrudes himself whore least wanted,
If indeed he is ever wanted. and ct each
intrusion ne presents the same sphinx
like vissge. Theorists may rant and
housewives scold, but he remains inn
penetrabls, mysserious, and fearfully
perplsxing. We may not kill him ~
Malthus suggested, nor restrict his
proportion - he recommends. HE
10 hero and has come TO stay" somsone
has spsly said. However. II there Be
consolation in the thought, he 10 not .
creature Of today, but psrplsxsd an
cient nations quite - soreIy - he
does us.
II in the sweat Of the brow men eat
bread, then . suggestion comes 10 NJ
from Divine Inspiration, which points
. remedy-s cure may mot b hoped
for. Establish central labor sheds, sug-
gests the superintendents Of the poor,
and the suggestion 10 worthy Of moro
than . passing thought. Cities, towns.
villages. all need street and road i'm
provsments, for this purpose rock must
b broken, let them break II for the
food they eat and the shelter given.
But they viii fastsn themselves and b.
come charge. says the supssintsnd-
ents' society. So much the bsttsr. they
draw no wages, they commit no dspre-
dations, they assault no women, they
do nos bring their undesirabls persons
into your presence, Mr.. Psssimiss CO.
ciety il freed from them.
Conditions are ell wrong. thsorista
tsll nc. or they would nos b with %.
The continental natious Are nos psstsred
with thsm. they ssy. bus shcy do not
explain Why. Are they aware Of the
fact that EngIand's condition 10 worse
shan ours. Jet England has for years
disgorged this undesirable olass Of csti-
ssns upon the United Ststes, Canada.
Australia, Van Deman's land, every
where. where thsy might csass from
troubling. Other European nations
ssvs done the same. though perhaps in
lesser degree. The United ststa -
70 dumping ground, nor Dc ~ want
my. Our indigsnt poor are our charge
and ~ Gao care for them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26


The hand Of fate 10 in the option
bills introduced in the Iowa legislature
and IL 10 about time Iowa republicans
realized it. A was predicted in these
columns. the Schmidt bill failed to pass
the senate. IL was bat right that il
should fail, ~ It was faulty in con-
ssruction and fell short OF provisions il
should have contained. but the Gobble
bill 10 free from the faults which con-
demned the Schmidt bill, and should
become law. For Iowa republicans to
peraist in their present course il to de-
liver the state root and branch to de-
mocracy.
For forty-fivs years Iowa has been :
republican state on I'll national issues.
but to continues to vote down option
laws In this presidential year il to in
vito defeat and commit political suicide.
Tho prohibition Law in force u nos only
farcioal, but detrimental 70 the interests
and morality of the state, it has been
shamefully evaded, and while pro-
hlbiting . few saloons has enriched
many so-called drug stores. While
drunkenness has not materially de-
creased, hypocrAcy il rampant on
every hand. In Gods name which is
the worse evil! A growing generation
are being insiduously taught TO despise
all Lays by the unpopularity of one.
Drop foolish persistency and admit
tho better influence of common sense,
not only for the sake of the party, but
for the sake of morality.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

Nxw oRIxAxk Feb IS --Chssfss
=. Jrnonvssie. receiving teller 81 The
Canal bank. hss sbscoaded with -. So
a THE hanks rncAey. Jtnorviiie has
been rseeisin9 taller t~enty-t~e
ysArA Iii. wheresb1ats rre unkpcwn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

Caemist-Hervs the only remedy in
the world for cold
Cussosuer-rvs tried that donr
care for Il.
Chemit-Theu here's something lust
- good. -Lendaa Tit-Eits
False Economy
10 practiced BY many people who buy
Inferior articles OF food bccau<c cheaper
than standard goods. surely infsnu
are entitled 20 the best food o5fainahic.
Ii 10 fact that the Gail Borde = Eagle"
Brand Condensed Mix IL the beet infan.
food. Your grocer and druggist
keep It.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

PRoH1srrioxIsrs don't seem 10 under
staod the sverags 81. LouisAn. II they
really wssA to held Their dry esaven-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

T. DEWITT TAIxAas can preach with
force and strength sufficient TO make
his sermons heard eli over the United
States; but he cannot preach with
Strength sufficient 70 raise . 5000
debt on his tabernacle. which 10 sim
gular.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

What IN egregious ass theyoung en-
peror Of Germany makes Of himself
when he undertakes speech. Not
once since his elevation to tho throne
has he opened his mouth without
putting his foot in it. or rather without
his subjects wishing, he had put his
foot in it before he began his address.
During his visit to England his royal
grandmother had to niuzzle him, and
even then it took tho combined efforts
OF herself and the Prince of Wales to
keep him within reasonable bounds.
His latest effort ct speech making
eayors of blasphemy, and reads like q
Salvation Army captains exhortation,
except that the captain 10 reverential
and humble while his majesty torgets
reverence in the contemplation of his
own greatness aud scarcely gives to
Jehovah seniority. The riot which fol-
lowed this bombastic and profane Of
fort. would in the early days Of Christi-
anity have been recorded IS a judgment
sent upon him for disappearing the
name of God.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

The feeling of jealou ~ obtaining In
Canada and the petty policy pursued
towards citizens of the United States il
illustrated to . nicity in Canada's
refusal to recognise American copy
right. So grave have been the VIOLA
tons of the reciprocal copyright treaty
in force between Great Britain and the
United States, that Secretary Blaine has
been constrained in the strongest
language, 70 call the attraction Of Lord
Knutsford to Canadian attractions.
Canada has been . self growing depend
sncy o. Great Britain 90 long, that she
has come to look upon herself IS an
independent power. II she continues
her acts of vandalism, she may bring
upon herself such reprimand as wi II
prove wholesome If not relishib 10.
Americans boast of the privileges
granted young ladies, but the privilege
of violating the prophecies Is not one
of them ~ Miss Canada may learn TO
her sorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-26

THERE 10 ghastly humor in the con-
duct Of the friends of Frederick Moet.
deceased. told of in another column.
The dead mans remains were escorted
to the Buffalo crsmatory BY . crowd
and brass band, plsced in the arch,
and the FIRE WAS started. While the
process was going on, the frienda adj
journed TO . place Of refreshment near
BY and sang funny songs. danced to
hemuHc of the band, and had an all
around jollificstion. The grotesqueness
Of the affair increases - one pictures
. mourner bawling out "Comrades,
Comrades" and pausing At the close Of
the refrain to stoke the furnace. or
seating HE partner after . waltz about
the room TO 90 out and zee IL the de-
ceased 70 done enough 70 turn.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-24
General News.

Operations at Cave Creek uayx mines, in
Arizona have been suspended.
The Des Moines, Ia, City Council voted
to issue saloon licenses.
Asynd cate of New York, Pennsylvania,
and Illinois cap talists has bought Is, 600
acres OF oil land in Ohio.
In a public address at New York. DR..
McG'ynn advocated the opening uf the
Worlds Far on Sundays.
A bill is before he South Carolina leeis-
lature to allow women to vote and hold
Office.
Francis Murphy. Of gospel temperance
lame, is going to establish 0 home for fall
en- women in P,ttsburg.
Frank McGraw, of Lima, O., was found
dead in a passenger station there. Excess
sive alcoholism was the cause.
w. J. van Maanen & Co.. New York com.
mission merchants, have Jailed. with liza
bilities OF $40. 200.
A monument to the Howitzer Artillery,
of the Confederate army, has been unveil-
ed at Richmond, Va.
George J.. Gould has been elected presi-
dent of the Manhattan Elevated Rail
road. ".~~ ~
1t is semi-o ficially announced that
Archbishop Corrigan will be made a cardt.
nal. r~
Minneapolis will raise $50, 600 to cove,
the expenses of the National G. A. r. En-.
canpment.
William A. Beach, for thirty-five years
manager Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in Toledo, O., died suddenly oil
heart failure.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-24
People in Print.

Gov. Russell. the youthful chief maeis-
trate oil Massachusetts,. is leit-handed.
Able Benedic;ine Smith. who was we'll
known in America. has died in Rome OF
y eumonla.
John Whitn,nre, traffic manager of the
Fitchburg raii,oad, has become insane and
is now III a Boston asylum.
The bark Ge1. Tobey has arrived at V al
paraiso. Her captain reports the loss of a
seaman named Hoi"ate. who is said to be q
son OF Judge l; colgate OF Wisconsin.
The late Gen. Lucius E. Polk. whose
death occurred recently at Ashwood. Tenn,
commanded a d vision Of Gen. Cleburne's
Confederate forces at the battle of Chicka-
nlau u.
Miss Schleiner. an Edinburgh barmaid
has recovered $40, 600 for breach oil promise
from a guest OF the house named Simpson.
German walters are very common in Scotch
hotels.
G"nnod, the composer, says his first in
spirat;ons came while playing cards. The
games he used to LAY while writing
Faust have evidently gone out of fash.
ion.
Hon. Henry Gray, one of the few surviv-
ing members of the Confederate congress
and bligadier general of the Confederate
army, IS dead at Conspatta, La. aged sew
erty-onc.
The comet medal of fhe Astronomical
Society of the Pacific has been awarded to
Prof. l.. E. Barnard Tor his discovery Of
Jupiter's fifth moon by photography Oct.
IL.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-24
North Dakota.

Ray Wallace, a young man permitted to
deliver for the American Express company
at Valley City is missing with $500 he COL
lected.
The Office building owned by A. G.
Clark, and occupied by the Steele Ozone as
a newspaper. at Steele, was completely de-
stroyed by fire. The contents were saved,
but in a damaged condition.
DR.. Borge, was a%sphyxiated a day or two
a"o, at Sioux Falls, as was also Mrs. Hoff,
Mr.. Hage, the remaining victim, is not *
pected to live. ,
The state c~anvassing board instructed the
Wamberg (Hsrrison). and Bondesvedt
(Weaver). presidential electors. Also to
all members of the fusion state ticket,
except Dahl, Republican secretary of
state.
Maps Of the definite location Of the 500
road for 80 miles in Logan county, com.
pleting the line from Minneapolis to Bis
marck, were filed in the United States land
Office. This is believed to mean all early
completion of the road to Bismarck.
The Worlds Fair board met at James,
town, recently but did nothing of import
anee. Gov. Burke wa present Tor consul
tation with the members, who held q meet
ing at the state headquarters for the insane.
Designs for the North Dakota exhibits are
to be considered.
The Fargo city council has ordered a
special election o be held to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of Alder
man Knudson, ofthe Fifth ward. Among
the names OF candidates proposed is that
ofMrs. Swart, a lady who keeps a large
private boarding hou eand possesses con
siderable executive ability.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-24
Record Of Casualties.

Fire damaged Pease g. Co.'s piano fac
tory al New York to the extent OF $50. 700.
John O'Donnell drank muriatic acid at
Waukegap, Ill.,. and lived but a few minu-
ties.
Thomas Ryan, an employee of the Illinois
Central Railroad. was shot and :atally in
jured at Amb"y. ILL.,, by Samuel Barney, a
passenger brakeman on the same road.
1t is reported from Newport, O., that the
boiler exploded in Swift's 70 ling mill, kill
ing five men and wounding several others.
Two persons were XII led and three were
seriou,ly injured at Alexandra, Ind, by
the fall Of the brick walls of building that
was rec ntly Quilted by fire. The dead are
john Fink and Wilbur Marley.
The proposal is seriously made that the
head OF Mrs. Potter Palmer. president OF
the board OF lady managers OF the worlds
lair, should adorn the silver dollars to be
coined during the exposition year.
Mrs. Zeigler, of Alton. ILL.,. was serious
ly L rned in attempting to AVE- the lives
other two children. whose clothing took
fire. The youngest child was burned to
death.
Siegfried Tol.stoi. a Swedish tailor of
Mansfield. ILL.,, fell from a tra;n and lay in
sensible for twenty. -four hours, when he
was found. his feet frozen stiff, in a pool of
water. He may not recover
Poisoned meal, prepared for rats, was
used by The family of Robert Brown, of
White Oak, O. for maxim: breakfas, cakes.
All the members of the family partook of
the cakes and are c itically i'll.
Lewis Fustin, 7 pears old, while playing
with a revolver at Mount Clemens, NJ cl,..
accidentally srot and killed Laura Slocum,
IL years old The c%oroner's jury exoner-
ated the boy.
A Green>burg, Pa, special says: VIM.
Hunt and George Ralph, miners in the
West Moreland mines. were burned while
removing pillars by an explosion of gas
that was forced down by the falling OF the
roof
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-24

The Emperor OF Germany will send
to the Chicago Exposition q fine col
lection OF presents received by men,
bers of his family at different times
and covering every form OF jewelry,
personal adornments, gold and silver
plate, decorations and articles de luxe.
The collection will be Is unique as
valuable. William knows what he is
doing. From the moment he hands
over the collection to tho authorities
of the Fair there will not be q Chicago
paper that will have q kind word to
throw at Prince Bismarck. 49,