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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

Phenomcnally Rich Strike Made At Crip
pie Creek.

CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, July l9.-De-
velopments here have brought 10 light
some startling features, the most prom
inent among which Is that the apex Of
Globe hill is vast placer Of phenom-
enal wealth. Tue ground is not, strictly
speaking, placer. Ii is a decomposed
blue quartz, almost as fine as sand, and
gives average net returns under the
stxmps of $2l TO the ton. The pay
streak 10 found under about two feet of
black soil and 60 tar as tested ie about
five feet ia thickness and covers ter
ritory about fifteen hundred feet
square. The discovery of the richness
Of this coil Was made by q Mr.. Kennedy
q few weeks ago, and he at once ee-
cured lease on large portion OF the
ground and began hauling the dirt 10
the Beaver park stamp mill, and the
mill is kept busy treating this ore aud
twenty additional stamps are 10 be
added ss soon 40 they can be put in.
So far this overflow has been found IN
the Deer Harm mountains. Plymouth
rocks Noe. and and the Lady Stith
lodes. Developments have not been
pushed far enough 70 determine posi-
lively, but the impression 10 that this
decomposed quartz comes from man.
moth vein which cuts through the
mountain TO the northeast, and that
further prospecting will uncover vein
Of wonderful width and richness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Married and Held for Robbery.

Waco. Tex, Julyl9.--Robert p. Leary
and Hattie +. Winklere were joined in
wedlock by Police Judge C. &. McCul-
loch IN the city court room yesterday
morning before ~ many persons as
could crowd In. He Is from Hill
county, Tex; she from Vincennes,
Ind. They were arrested here last FRI
day on 1 charge Of being together as
man and wife when In .fact they we're
not married. They pleaded guilty and
the wedding this morning enabled tho
judge TO dismiss without penalty. As
soon ~ they we're discharged they were
re-arrested on = charge Of robbery
made by q state officer, who alleges
that while travelling together in the
southern part Of this county they
robbed An Irishman. They were held
in $500 each on the latter charge. Both
stoutly deny the charge of robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
ASLEEP IN NATURES 0ARB.
Strange Adventure OF Deacon Potter at
Long Island City.


New YORK, July l9.-Alter search
ing for houis in every direction, the
friends Of Deacon Joseph Potter, the
missing Long Island City grocer, dis
covered him late yesterday afternoon
lying fast asleep III his stable In the
rear of his store, on jackson avenue.
When they pushed open the door and
entered the managers. Joseph was found
peacefully sleeping on . bed of hay.
He was as naked as on the day he came
into the world. He is q church deacon.
and was horrified when his ac-
quaintances awakened him. The
grocery man could not give y
lucid account OF himself. He 10 q
somnambulist. as bis intimates very
well knew, but in all his escapades he
never ran around stark bare through
familiar thoroughfares. Potter had
gone to his chamber on Sunday night
excessively sleepy after eating . hearty
meal. He fell of into doze without
undressing himself. In his sleep he
arose, took OF his clothes and, with q
night cap noddin9 decorously over his
bald pate, started out on his unusual
night travels. Half the lovers in Long
Island City were scared out of their
boots at the strange and unexpected
apparitiOn that glided toward them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Berry P,ckers' Strike.

NIRvASA. Mich., July l9.-Lake
county berry pickers have kicked On
picking berries 1t the price offered. IL
Is estimated that near Nirvana there
will be at least 5000 bushels of blueber-
ries that Will go 10 waste. Twenty
quarts per day is as much rs anyone
can stand to pick and lug home, which
ut o cents per quart IS 81. This is too
trfing for good humor, 80 each picker
concludes to snpply himself and attend
to his potatoes aud corn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Can Destroy Whole Towns.

PARIS, July ia story Is published
to the effect thst Edison has invented
an electrical machine which will de-
stroy whole towns at distance of
thirty miles from 1t, and has sold the
invention to the German governments.
A professor in the university here. 1t is
said, wrote of the matter to Edison q
short time age. and Edison replied that
he was not animated in what ne had
done by any wish TO aid the enemies Of
Franco
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

CRY or Mexico, July l9.-The war
den of the peniten.iary at Zacatecas re-
ports that last Friday three prisoners,
who were each serving q life sentence
for robbery. we're instantly killed by an
electric discharge during the progress
were made inseuSbIe by il. i've of that
mum ber having since died from their
injuries. The prison is low stone
building, and In the center IL large
corridor surrounded by heavy IRON
grating. A number of the prisoners
were leaning against this iron work
when the Lightning struck one of the
guard towers and descended TO the iron
grating. was conducted along II, and
the men Who were in touch With it re-
celyed its full effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

The annual encampment OF the Reg
ular Army and NayNnnion will be neid
in Detroit, Septembef 2l-23. The Reg
uIar Army and Navy union IL an organ
izstion similar To the Grand Army of
the Republic. but is composed OF mem
bere and ey-members of the regular
army and navy. II Was formed only .
few years ago, and has had WONDER
full growth. There Are now eighty-fve
garrisons, with an aggregate member
ship Of 10000.
Silly women and giddy, gushing
girls visit jackson prison IN droves 10
look NJ Prince Mlcnaei. whose abom-
niable deeds of bestial lust have caused
him to be Gagged. X. Irving iAtimer,
the cigarette, emokinr, e efemlnate dude
who killed his poor Old mother after q
night Of riot. has been completely cut
out 10y the moral leper from Detroit.
Mrs. Henry Setter Of Benton Hsrbor
has gone away. leaving her husband
and two pretty little daughters at home.
She didn't say where che wanted her
mail sent. Her husband is doing . lot
Of thinking and the goesipe are working
their Javs 20 rapidly that the flies can't
light on them.
The whltescre Manufacturing COM
psny of wellvilie, Ohio. viii remove 20
Indineton. IL has q capital of $780,
oe9and viii employ seventy-five men.
making turned and enameled wood
ware.
Jerry Root II Tecumeeh is one Of
those steady. sober, industrious men
whom you read about. He's worked
twenty eight years in the same mlllsnd
is . poor man stiil.
A call from the Lord has propyted
the Rev. Mr. Baker of Cass CITY 20
leave he Sock % minister 70 the spirit
usi wants Of richer congregation IN
sandusky, o.
Ia isn't safe 10 carry any money in
yonr ciethes whea you 30 ont ct night
N Detroit Every night ore or more
,.ers0ns are held up and roissed there.
Ere N the puhsuY dryiss kains sf
Sofshhsad threatened W destroy North
fsid hut vas gsut out ~ ths fre depart
Haent after aefns as,snf s2se damage
some fellow issest gel rich syy start
lox creamery ~ Esfods, the new
Befrsse csunty sown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

CAknIs HiLI, Alab., July l9.-Rleh-
ard smith, sged 10, Was atting sunday
night In the parlor Of Ars. spark's
boarding houss chatting with the land
lady's daughter, when Fred king,
aged IL years. strode IN aud swors At
Smith, VINO ordered him out Of the
room. King knicked smith down and
WAS stabbed to the heart by the fallen
man, dying instantly. Mrs. Sparks
tainted At the sight and - dangerous
condition. smith WAS caught at
jasper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Leg Broken by a Vicious Kick.

ALLEeAN, Mich, July 19.-Wilks
Streeter. u bartender for H. d. McDuf-
fee of the City hotel. assaulted w. j.
Ostrander, striking him twice. Ostran-
der then struck back, knocking Streeter
down and pounded him until he cried
enough. After Streeter got up he
kicked Ostrander, breaking his leg
above the ankle. The deputy marshal
stood by, . witness TO the whole affair,
but made no arrest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

Senator Morgan Makes Another Atsemp
- Make Silver Equal Gold.

- Make Silver Equal Gold.
wAsaissros, July Is.--ln the senate
today the conference report on the
fertilization bill was agreed 90, thns
leaving only the sundry civil and the
deficiency bills for action.
senator Morgan called up his legal
tender resolution, which reoltes;
senator sherman moved 10 refer the
resolution 10 the committee on finance.
lie comhated senator Morgan's srgu-
ments. senator Morgan wished 10 ask
. question, but senator sherman de-
clined 10 yield, wnereupon senator
Morgan insinuased that senator saer-
man WAS not fair aud square IN hss
statement.
senator sherman replied that the
senator from Alabama showed hls want
OF courtesy in that statement and de-
clared that senator Aorgan's figures
were incorrect and that Morgan Was
responsible for the disirust winch,
according to that gentlemen. had led
70 the insertion of gold clauses in con-
tracts.
Before q vote Was reached the hour
of 2 O'Clock arrived aud the anti-optlon
bill WAS laid before the senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

SAGINAW, July i9.-During the past
twenty-four hours every train entering
saginaw has brought load of enthu-
sisssie republicans The city never be-
fore contained SO many persons. The
hotels and boarding houses are over
crowded. The hotels have placed cots
IN the corridors, but even these are all
taken. and tonight many will be obliged
10 sleep IN chairs. Where the crowds
which will arrive tomorrow will sleep
Wednesday night is . mystery. Hun
dreds OF them have secured rooms in
advance. but thousands have made no
preparations at all. Though the citi-
Esns' committee hasn't slept this week
lt 10 evident that IL efforts to find ac-
commodatlons for all the delegates and
visitors viii be unsuccessful. Ii 10
plain to the most patriotic citizen that
saginaw is . small town-very. It's
big enough for democratic conven-
ton. but IT'S altogether too condensed
TO hive the hustling hosts which now
tili is to overiiowing.
Candidates Are Numerous.
Candidates. There are enough to run
a thlrd party convention, and every
one OF 'eu expects TO win.
Hazen ;. Pingree's chances grow
brighter every hour. The agricultural
delegates are beginning to open their
eyes aud already many of them have
deserted the standard of the Eiba
farmer and joined the forces OF the De-
troit shoemaker. The Mcmillan ma
chine is pursuing the same course
winch has characterized its every act
since the opening OF the preliminary
campaign. The PIngree men are not
asleep. They realize that great OBJ
staeles have 10 be surmounted and have
earnestly addressed themselves to the
task OF placing Mr.. Plngree's candidacy
before the farmers In its true light.
The results of their propaganda work
- already manifest. The Rich men
view the calm methods of the Pingree
workers with alarm. The air of inso-
lent bravado which the master ma
chInists wore this morning mas been
greatly subdue6 and in many cases dis
Spated by what they have seen and
heard since breakfast.
rumor that an effort would be
made TO stampede the convention for
ODonneh was denied by the Jackson
delegation, which is strongly in favor of
Plngree, although OF course they will
vote for Mr.. O'Donnell, il his name be
presented. in preference to any other
man on earth, for every republican
and every other democrat, peoples
party man, prohibihonist and mug
wump in jackson county swears by
Michlgan's Chesterfield, the Hon.
James o Donnell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Killed Himself In Jail.

HUNTINGTON, Pa. July l9.-Richmond
Curtis, travelling under the assumed
name of George Connors, an ex-re-
convict, committed suicide
by hanging in the jail here last night.
He Was lodged sn prison yesterday on
the charge of horse stealing IN Will
iamsport. The young man was sent to
the reformotory from Philadelphia for
forgery. He is said to be nephew of
George William Curtis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
ErNA's INCREASED ACTIVITY.
Throwing Out necessarily Streams oi
Lava, Bowlders and Ashes.

Lava, Bowlders and Ashes.
ROME. July l9.--Di spatches from
Catania says that the eruptions Of
Mount Etna. which abated somewhat
Sunday, increased yesterday IN vio-
lence. Huge bolders, ashes and lava
are elected ,ncessantly and the ground
is shaken by subterranean rumblings
which are heard as lar IS Patagonia.
Several considerable streams of lava
have started down the mountain side
and great uneasiness prevails in Ca
tania and smaller towns at the foot of
the volcano. NoxIous gases bubble up
in the lakes III the vicinity and the
water has become so tainted that the
fish are dying. A small lake about ten
miles from Catania threw no It'd dal
wave two and half or three feet deep
this afternoon. Within few minutes
the wave receded and the water in the
lake is now thirty inches below its
usual level.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

VAtPARsfso, Ind. July ~. Pleasant
township, In the southeast corner of
thhs county, has been waited with a
shower OF frogs. The territory covered
extends south 10 the ksnkakee nver
and IA places the ground is literally
covered and In walking through thu
gss-s they Jump before ron hke =
drove of efs~hepp.fs. The dry
weather is Killing them in mnisllades
aud the question where did they eome
from" - paxslsne tbe fsadeats af the
invaded district.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Bad Combination.

CoLpwATER, Mich, July IA seri-
Gus accident occurred in Matteson
township. Three youg children went
into Park Beach's work shop and while
lighting a match the head few into q
quantity of powder which exploded,
injuring the 1l-year-old son Of Mr..
Beach so severely that his life is des-
paired Of. Another boys face was
filled with powder and his eyes badly
injured, while the third child, little
girl, escaped with singed eyebrows and
n burned arm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Doesn', Know Who Struck Him.

BAK CRY, Mich, July l9.-The doc.
tors have announced that there are
slight chances for the recovery of
Frank Savage, who was assaulted last
sunday night. His mother will reach
here tomorrow from Montreal, and his
bI other came today from Chicago. II
is believed that savage knows who
struck hira.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

GALKsBuRs, Mich, july l9.--Arthur
Shields, whose departure from this
cixi nature, had been member OF the
firm OF snyder Bros. N Shields but
about two months. Mr.. Shields came
here from Kalamazoo and mortgaged
his house and lot there to go in with
the Snyders. HIS shortage Is not SO
great as was supposed. being the value
OF two organs sold by the iirm, amount
ing 70 {225.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Undesirable Immigrants.

LANSING. Mich, July Ie.-The state
nosrd Of health has been notified that
among the arrivals ~ New York ON the
steamer Werkenden, infected with
smallpox, we're passengers bound for
Kalamazoo. Iron Mountain and Grand
Rapids, while the steamer Nevada. in
fected with typhus fever. brought pas
senger. destined for Bsraga, Cadillac
and saginaw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

WAsHiSaros. July l9.-Chili has paid
15, 900 indemnity on account of the
assault upon the crew OF the baltimore
NJ Valparaiso last October. THIS 10 sat-
isfactory 10 the United States. The
money will be distributulod among
the families of the two sailors killed
and surviving members of the crew.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

absence gives rise 20 Sensational rumors
affecting the standing Of the bank.
The Magnolia bank closed It's doors
after heavy run on Saturday. Pres.
dent keisoe WAS last heard of 10 ~.
Louis. For many Years ne has been
prominent Ia flnAaeszi circles IN south
west Arkansas. He Ia said to be de-
fauiter 10 the extent Of $40, 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

probably for auditor general. although
they are still figuring on the latter.
James Mcbride 10 here with another
proxy from Dillon. NcBrids is for
nngrss and Mccoy. There will be
lively time in Kents caucus. over
which proxy goes. MeBride's 10 gwen
faxf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Isn't an Honest Farmer.

MusKEGox. Mich.. July l9.-Tbe ex-
animation of John Miller. who was ar
rested ON his farm in Fruitland town
ship last Saturday, has been postponed
until next Monday. Bail was fixed at
81 900. Yesterday officers again
searched his place and they found a
pillow belonging to Martin Burch of this
city. Burch says the plow was stolen
from him in the night time and he will
make = complaint against Miller for
burglary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Ballo,ing for Governor.

The Missouri democratic state con-
vention was balloting for guberna-
torial candidate At 3 O'Clock this
molnlng, the ninth ballot being pro-
gresS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

fLtsT. July is.-~shern ilskaf af.
fested William iosry ~ foatls,
charged with iselug an accom- ploe
eth itsnns snisin and Charles Mallsn
80 sha theft IT foale sheep from tie
farm of tehe Nssefmsa ia fsehAeid
aa the ETA ef Juae last lswFY. ~
default sf fpoa bad. ~ss pisssd IA
lsll,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Breakman Killed At Otseeo.

KALAMAZOO. July 19.-Jacob Gee, of
Constantine, a brakeman on the Lake
Shore road, was crushed between q
gate and . locomotive at otscgo. Both
legs are severely mangled. lie WAS
taken home by special train. He has
since dad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

tashfs. AFk July to. Joseph q,
keisss@. president of ths aagaolis sHsi
tlsa sisss tty Astssasl tsas 81 Iss
ssssnA and ssse psesssent ~ the
ts1shlt@ taslsy t~sk II thss ETY. hss
sssa sssss.ss tss ssssfsi asys, sai his
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
WILL FLY AMERICAN FLAGS.
Two Great Steamships Released From
Contracts by England.

PHfLApELrHIA, July i9.-Clement A.
Griscou. president Of the International
Navigation company, Il Was announced
yesterday, has completed negotiations
with the British government whereby
the steamships City of New York and
City OF ParlsAre released by that gov
eminent from oil contracts under
which they were held by Great Britain.
The steamers will be immediately ad-
mitted to American registry and will
hereafter fly the American flag. They
will he ofiicered and manned by Amer
cans and will be practically American
ships.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

Mrsxseox. Mich, July 10. Mrs.
Alhcfsas Reed of Moreland township
becoming despondent heesase stories
had hsen circulated about her, At
tempted sa'oie by shooting hesself IN
the iefl hrssss while her husband and
yeaf-old child were IN sn adjoining
feom. .ief recovery j. donhtiui.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
Blaze at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, X. L.. July ia fire
has just started In a large wool and
cotton waste storehouse on Canal
street. The fire is spreading rapidly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

READING, Mich., July ls.--M. l..
Bentley died suddenly OF heart failure.
He had pYacticed law here for the past
sixteen years previous 10 which he WAS
preacher. lie was 66 years old and
leaves widow and one daughter. lie
will I've buried tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

Yo Tsmbien ran eight and one half
furlongs In l:453 at Washington park
yesterday, lowering the record one half
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20
HAMBrTZERS U. p. FOLLOWING
Makes Maynards friends Think of Nc
Coy's Slaughter.

SAGINAW, July l9.-Joseph +. Ham,
bltzsr of Houghton county, candidate
for state treasurer. will make lively
tight for the position and claims to
have backing enough to turn over the
scheme To nominate John w. Jochim
OF lshpeming for secretary of state.
THE upper peninsula delegates will
not be satisfied with the position of sec-
retxry of state" says Mr.. Hambitzer.
"and they do not believe in Marquette
county appropriating place on the
state ticket and attempting to speak for
that whole section OF the state. Hough-
ton, Delta and Menominee counties
with twenty-five delegates will support
my candidacy"
The possibility of u strong following
for Hambitzer from the upper PENN
suis isalresdy recognized by the friends
OF Fred A. Maynard of Grand Rapids,
who know that If their man is to be
nominated for attorney general the
boom for Daniel Mccoy for state treas
urer must be killed. The name of
Daniel w. Briggs. cashier of the Bank
of saginaw, was mentioned only few
weeks ago for state treasurer. He will
probably be backed by Saginaw's full
vote of twenty-seven delegates, and his
capcidscy begins to assume large pro-
portions. The nomination Of treasurer
will preced. that of attorney general
and Fred Clark of Grand Rapids says
that Kent county will cast thirty of It's
forty seven votes against Mccoy. Who
ever the Maynard men take up, whetb-
er it Is Hambitzer or Briggs, they will
give Mr.. Mccoy lively skirmish.
scaud,savians want Jochin.
John Jones, one of the Marquette
county delegates, says that he does not
want To make any threats, but declares
that unless Jocnim ~ nominated for
secretary of state the republicans will
have great difficulty in holding the
large scandinavian vote IN Marquette
county. which was detected from their
ranks two years ago by the nomination
OF State Treasurer Brastsad.
Hambitzer' friends already see the
necessity Of springing q new candidate
for secretary of state. Washington
Gardner will be- urged to again allow
the use of his name Tor the position.
{. Z. Tompkins, manager of Pin
gree's canvass. and George T.. Taylor,
manager for Rich, opened headquarters
IN tho Hotel Vincent this morning.
Taylor elsims 5s7 votes for Rich.
Tompkins is still hopeful. lie says
Flngree - getting stronger all the
while and claims that by "Wednesday
night there viii be many breaks m the
Rich hnes
The sndidscy Of NJ. p. Cottrell
OF Jackson further eomplicates the
contest for treasurer.
The Hon John r. Rich. senator
Mines. Fred A. Maynard, Daniel Nc
COY. i. y. 6idding., all candidates, ar.
rived last evening". Mr.. Rioh = feeling
veil and confident OF success. Beyond
saying that he WAS grstified 20 learn
that Cl nt0n county's twelve delegates
were for him 10 ssa not very com
nlunicstve. Mccoy ciaiTss 20 nave a
ma slority OF four in the Kent delega-
ton. and this has started fumof that
finxree has gained some votes ia Kent
Senator Mines believes ns i cure of
tire nomination for lIsutsnant gov.
ernor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

Isvrsn, Mich. Jniy le.--Ihe last
pr.s,m5nsrsss for fspees essantTs
ne9srs - saginaw hsve s.sen completed
aud nothing . tsiked Of Hat tue aat.
eeuse of ssa nseetsns, Leaders of ths
KfeB interests "a ths easAty aesssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

creating the United states court Of ap-
pesss. chiefly that this lsw provides
that there should os no appeal IA la
diana depreciation cases.
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vss~ea lsy sfse Psssi.ssns

Wssnisaes.<, 5ass ~ The prssifeni
has vsssea ths bail 10 smsnd tsse lsw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-20

st2s N. the progrsm = 10 held an
.vening SESSION tonight snd nominate
Ret a. early ~ possible. The balance
of me ticket e. stated . Mines Tor
Eeusepsns governor, Jsehssn, secretary
Of state, Mccoy treasurer sad fsekems
for attorney general; Stanley TasBss