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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01
PERSONAL AND PECULIAR

A cremated body leaves residuum of
only eight ounces on an average; all be-
sides is restored to the gaseous ele-
ments.
DR.. Hammond of Washington, has col
lected 70 cases which have occurred in
that city during the last ten years of men
dying suddenly from running after street
cars.
In distance the moon is 100000 miles
away from our earth, around which she
gravitates like satellite. Her diameter
Is about 2. 1853 miles; she has solid sur
face of 14,600, 900 miles and solid con-
tent of about 10000 cubic miles.
Fatigue caused by brainwork, says an
italian scientist, acts as poison, which
affects all the organs, especially the mus
cular system. The blood of dogs ia
tigued by long racing, when injected into
other dogs, makes them exhibit all the
symptoms Of fatigue.
Seven-eighths Of all the Holsters caught
on the Atlantic coast of the United States
are taken in Maine waters, the shores of
New Hampshire, Massachusetts,, Con-
necticut and Long Island furnishing the
rest, Some fine Holsters are taken off
Nantucket, Martha's Vineyard, the Isles
of Shoals and Cape Ann, but most of the
catch west of Maine consists of small and
inferior fish, which are fast disappearing
on account of the great demand and con-
sequent over fishing.
A florist says that the law governing
the coloring of flowers makes blue rose
impossible. According to this law, the
three colors, red blue and yellow, never
all appear in the same species of flowers
any two may exist, but never the third
Thus we have the red and yellow roses,
but no blue; red and blue verbenas, but
no yellow; yellow and blue in the various
members of the viola family las pansies,
for instance), but no red; red and yellow
gladioli, but no blue, and so on.
The fastest time ever made by the
Cunard ship Umbria was made on her
recent trip to Liverpool. She sailed
from New York Saturday, June 4, at
3.15 p. M, and arrived at Liverpool on
Saturday, June II, at 11.27 a. m. The
whole voyage, deducting an hours delay
at Queenstown, was completed in six
days, thirteen hours and fifteen minutes,
making an average speed of twenty knots
an hour for the whole passage. The
vessel is now eight years old.
The freshet in Matanyas caused great
loss of life and property. Twenty-Five
per cent. of the sugar stored in ware
houses is damaged and many lighters
loaded with sugar are lost. About 15C
lives are reported lost. All inland COM
munication is cut off, telegraph poles
being blown down and the railroads
washed out for distance of twenty miles.
A great deal of damage was done to
dwellings and property and there are not
dozen lighters or small boats left in the
harbor.
The strike of the telegraph operators
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republican county convention
which was held in this city yesterday
presented marked contrast to the
Democratic convention of the day before.
The former was an orderly gathering of
the sober thinking men of the county,
bent upon selecting the best men to fill
the legislative and executive offices of the
county. The latter was little better than
a mob, the controlling element of
which discussed nothing, apparently
thought of nothing but how to remove
or abate the embargo upon the rum
shops of Portland. In the Republican
convention the debates were carried on in
dignifed and courteous language. Much
of the language of the Democratic gath
ering would have won admiration in the
slums. From the former there was an
entire absence of disorder or indecorum.
Turbulence and indecency were distin-
gushing marks in the latter. Habitual
law breakers hung about, the former,
sneered at the protests of the country
Democrats and applauded the champions
of free rum. If any person has had
doubts as to which party represents the
decent and law abiding people of Cum
berland comparison of the makeup
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01
THE QUESTION AT ISSUE.

Shall the execution of the criminal
laws in this county be turned over to the
criminal classes or shall it be kept in
the hands of honorable and law abiding
men? That is really the question that is
submitted to the voters of Cumberland
county to decide in September. The two
candidates for sheriff represent two views
that are utterly irreconcilable. One
stands for the faithful and impartial per-
formance of any duty which the law and
his oath impose upon him. The other
his friends represent as willing to ignore
or only partially perform some of his
duties, for the benefit of men who are
morally and legally criminals. No mat
ter whether they may believe in prohibit
ton or not every decent man regar DIS the
habitual vendor of Intoxicating liquors
to all sorts of people as exceedingly
destructive to the welfare of this COM
munity, and would like to see him sup
pressed. There is difference of opin-
ion among sincere and respectable men
as to the best method of restraining his
business, but there is no difference as to
the necessity of some kind of restraint.
None but the very lowest elements of
society are ready to avow belief in free
rum. Now the campaign of the Demo-
Gratis in the county is clearly in favor
of free rum. and therefore in the in
fnrQct Of tho loxuoot oil re of+ t,a
ulation. Of course the respectable wing
of the Democracy will dispute this.
With the Hon. Charles Mccarthy they
will say that what they want and what
they intend is a reasonable enforce
ment of the law. But what is reason
able enforcement? MI. Mccarthy did not
attempt to define it, and though the
| phrase is quite common nowadays we
have never yet seen any attempt to ex-
plain it's meaning. Some light is, how
ever, thrown upon this point by the
fact that all the people who are in favor
of a reasonable enforcement are OPP
posed to the enforcement of Sheriff
| Cram; while none of them find any
fault with the enforcement thai
Marshall SWEET has been giving
us. So far as has appeared Mr.. SWEET
has not made single liquor seizure OF
arrested a single rumseller. Since he
has been in Office, Mr.. SWEET has done
absolutely nothing to restrain the traffic
in Intoxicating liquors, and this fact we
believe has commended him more to the
portion of his party that was most eager
for his nomination and chiefly instru
mental in it than anything else. If party
politics could be divorced entirely from
this contest, and the moral questions
concerned in il could be considered BY
themselves uneomplicated with anything
else Mr.. SWEETS defeat would be over
whelming. The only hope he has of al
| election lies in the fact that good man,
men who really abhor the attitude hi
friends and his acts have placed him il
| toward the prohibitory law will be helG
in line by political considerations.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01

The denomination of Sheriff Cram by
reclamation and with an enthusiasm
which is seldom exceeded in convention
is merited tribute to an officer who has
performed the arduous and perplexing
duties of his office with fidelity and
courage that have won encomiums from
every right thinking man in the commu-
nifty whether he is believer in the wis
dom of the prohibitory law or not. Nc
higher honor can be paid to him than
lies in the fact that every violator of law
is bitterly opposed to his reelection.
That fact alone ought to assure his re-
election by an overwhelming majority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01

The Hon. VIM. Henry Clifford is al
ways entertaining, and facetiousnessl is a
iavorite artifice of the distinguished gen.
tleman in the makeup of his oratorical
efforts. Since Mr.. Clifford in the course
of his speech, at what the Argus terms
the ''lively'' Democratic county conven-
ton, observed that he saw tthe delegates
shoulder to shoulder and attending to
their duties without any signs of dissen-
sion or trouble" some of the kind heart
ed delegates from the interior have re-
gretfully remarked that they feared their
silver tongued orator was losing his
powers of perception. We hasten to as
sure the anxious gentlemen that such is
not the case. 1t was simply one OF the
young Lions 'bright flashes of humor,"
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01

and proceedings of these two conventions
must remove them.
The ticket nominated by the Republi-
cans is one that can be unreservedly COM
mended. The names upon it are all
those of clean and capable men. men who
are able and willing to perform their full
duty without fear or favor. None of
them will need any apologizing for as the
campaign proceeds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01

The Hon. Charles McCarthy's objec-
ton to prohibition is that it does not pro-
hibit. So he is going to support Mr..
SWEET whe is warranted by his friends to
make it prohibit less. Logic is logic.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01

Abolish prohibition and substitute a
license law regulated by Mr.. George L.
Swett-that is the Democratic pro-
gramme in this county.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01

Bonfires in honor of the nomination of
Mr. SWEET illumined Gorhams Corner on
Wednesday night. They illuminated the
campaign also.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-07-01
FRIDAY, JULY 1.
FOR PRESIDENT,
Benjamin Harrison.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WHETEEAW REID.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Henry b. Cleaves,
OF PORTLAND.
FOR GOVERNOR
OF PORTLAND.

What business interest of Portland
will be promoted by free rum shops?
The answer is clear-the rum business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
MONEY! TO LOAN

TO You WANT MoyEYY-If a. ron VIII
~ had IL TO ysur advantage TO SEQ us before
borrowing.
We make loans gu heusehoid goods pjanss
horses. wagons, or personal property 81 zov
kind ~ the lowest pessibIe rates and in the
quickest possible time.
Our leans are made without publicity ana
the property 10 ieff In four nndistarbed pos
seerioa.
Leans can be carried a. long a. a>str.d a,
cen - paid IN full OF 10 part ct aDy time 70
salt your convenience. and any part paid re-
dlcss sne cest Of carving TIE lean
III you owe taisn - on furniture. piano or
ether property. we VIA pay IL up for you asd
carry ~ a. long ~ yea de<lre.
our emce> are the most pessant 10 tne cify
and are - arranged that parties eaIlins npsa
Ne nag b waited uDea quickly Aad cearte-
ou>iy.
Remember that Pea have the ase Of both the
property asa the mossy and can return the
eRtSp RAPfps MORTGAGE LOAN co.
Recon- z Tesrf blses
Corner % Monroe. Pearl ana Consists
MONEY borrowed ga the Manhattan A Der
IA cent. ten rear eisa Is the same A. msn<y
Borrowed ~ : per cent. per annum Leaas
made IN Suns ~ 20 "a Ie.s1 collars ana a.
warts gin edge s<cur ~ enfv Applseaftcas
received hy shas Baieman sxsaI "a
New Hsasemsn bssck.
MoSKy TO foAN-Fsr xhort tims Ia lsrs.
n of snail smsanf1 ~ ssy form 81 coed
security: Frank A. werner. % Msnfse street
ftsae TIA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
Groceries and Provisions.

Quotations for groceries and provisions
were unchanged yesterday. the market as q
geaeral thing being firm aud steady. Sugars
were arm. with an increased demand Barrelsd
rolled oats were frn. with prospects OF an af-
vance In quotations within y few days
sGzars-Cut loaf. SIC; cubes. ne: pow
dertd. Sc. grsnuisted. sc: confectionery
A. t5fc. extra {. fsses yellow {. 3s<as4c.
Package cofees. $3.50 Java Kreea 2SG21c;
Mocha green. = sSc; Maricaibo, 1ees22c, SAN
%, EG2lc; Rio. l60zrc.
View Michigan cheese. fss3lzLc. rolled oats
barrels. -; salt. saginaw. barrels. sic
Lard--Iieree basis-Compound. sc; pure.
&c.
Nests-IIsm. y4&icc: shoulders. s76I<c:
bacon, Fsissc; dried beef. s,al0c: short cut
pors: slLs. clear back. SAD; mess beef. ss.7s;
homeless heeL 500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
GRAND RAPIDS MARKErs-
Fruit and observation-disclosures pr;

Fruit and Vegetaoles-Jobbers' Prices.
The fruit and vegetable market was easy
with an adequats supply offered. The only
enaaxe noted yesterday WAS In Strawberries
They continue 70 be offered In large quantities
and prices decline. having fallen Is cents 3
crate
Potatoes. 9@5c; apples. s.-5as.so M, /:
eraRbcrrfes. s2-oo92S bu box: hickory nuts
ANAL. &c. large. Si-0o bu; butter. 10; eggs,
lz>1c; pine apples. Si.5oaS2.o0; strawberries n
az crates s5tsS.1S. cabbages. &C. - per crate
radishes. base doz; Elephant. &c ID; aspar-
sgis. 6vc cox: lettuce. l0tyf2c 10: Bermuda
onions. sz2Scrzte California orangess4 0o14. .
Dor; lemons. 10 and go. S.vceS3-50; bananas.
&l.s0t250 bunch: hand piexed medium bean
s-eo; clover seed. medium. S.5; mammoth,
SO Der ous timothy seed. si-50-a1.o0, miilet.
sl.gei red top. Nc8si.oo; Hungarian. s1.l5eS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
]. w. CLOSTERHOUSE
REAL ESTATE
Il CANAL srREEI.


slIElT S(IR
hcme nov. hsfea very neat house Ne. q
piee.y p2peret. Real Oh hnlSn. 1ne cellar good
veil OF "xter. targe clstern. also civ water.
snsfmsa street u Eraa ed. sewer 10 pal & henes
g ssa a. sss Pre- s1 s. s'aa 'a. place
PETER DEcKKRs.
SEE HERE
An elegant House ana . large corner let
located at the csrner q Esnel avenue ana
Legsn street. y iset Of perch. large dome. esk
ies iarnsnes ana sss. fns srsts ana msntri
ELEGANT well ct water. large sissern. etc. VIII
s sns frlse Sps Jh sfsss saps =
BARGAINS
Look at Ne. - Asnry street. q very neat
house. large - feet iot nsce maple shade trees
hard and SOFT water. handy 10 Cherry ana
Wealthy avenue car ilns. price s240s
sassis .I1 sss :ss' s Ns Is 30 ws. ne
avenue ~ 300; No deo south Lafayette street
q $500; no. as Fountain street NJ tss00:
s SS i So III v.r Ss i srs ssrSs
house north Of fultea street ssieo. Ne $50
kountsta street s5u00-
- CHEAP PLACES.
No. 81 wcslthy ave slc5e; Place on shirly
Logan street 49, Ro i frse. s sslss s'
have great many more placfs bat space
viii not permit one.fo advertise them. have
horse and earrige II the once ana ~ill be
pleased 10 drive yea out and show them 10
you.
VACANT PROPERTY.
! Two very fine lots On Sheldon street. One
an Fountain street. al elegant lot on Easf
Fulton street. some elegant lots on Jefferson
sseaue. my Wealthy avenue and Ethel
avenue addition contain some OF the nnest
building lots In the city.
have the selling Of the lots facing Fifth
avenue from Madison avenue 70 Union street
al sSsy iesonsps. prices. l nave very
before buying
MONEY TO LOAN.
have three or four thousand Collars I
world like to Joan on good real estate security.
NV. CL0SIERHoUsE.
Phone Is Ne II Canal Street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
A REAL ESTATE
BONANZA.

eannsf sell or trade goa tAls. bat We can
sail or exchange fos city property . sas
Sasre farm ad1staiag the Aatsim Irsa ca. =
faraase % Aaassieas. Mich. This land 10
beautifully situated Aear THIS beautiful town
Of i-ss p<apie, sithia 10 rods sf sae srasea
ssnoos. rishf % the asor OF an Immense iron
company siAat, aaardinx labor for lss nea
ts vRen u voa choose yea can sell lsss ss acre
property. Fer farther particulars enquire 81.
etc. More Stew. o. 6rsaa RAPIDS Furniture
Compsr~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
PRICES OF THE DAY
atest Quotations from the
Business Centers
MONEY, GRAIN AND STOCKS
The Tone and Trend Of Trade IN Flour
and Provisions IN New York, chica-
go, Detroit and Grand Rapids.

l0ar narkss reports are received direct from
afade eentefs over CUR Own Wire. Ii 10 IN
teaaed that every quotation which mag be Of
inairsss tseuF Darrozs aad readers shall ap-
Dsar. requests for special reports not in
eiraed IN our present report VIII DO gladly
Hzl1cc -Enl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

noSff barter en- the street rhea ysa vsat
~ 90 move. bat tessp18ae 70 Rades5a A Bolf
~he have tire iafzesf sAas emptsy fhe moss
eampefsat men and Wit give ysa rsxaa a. rates
wnet1st yel 40 fsf feem q set. ~ teiepken-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Dxrrorr. NAV l2-wheat-No. red. cash,
sotsc; Mag. soc; July. sc; No. white. cash,
setse.
Corn-No. cash. 45c.
Dats-No. cash 3ll.c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
$1,000

wiz buy nice large lorocm house. oniy four
short blocks from the head of Nanros street
on one OF the finest streets In the citys asph-
All payemsut. east front. nice large shade
trees; house has modern improvements. such
~ furnace. two nice crates AID nantes. gas
large bath room. hot snd Geld water. water
closets. etc. Barn nieeiv arranged Tor . her
ses and carriages This IL one Of the incest
re ask for the property. ffyou are able 20
put this amount into q home. don't let this
ehanee 80 ~. for you will not get another lls g
". Party wants g. sell II enee. For further
Parfienlars enquire Of j. u. Alexander. IS
Lyon street. phone ss7
fof sale, nice vacant iotse on James street
bsfween cherry street aRd Wealthy avenue;
80 feet trent Aise u ese lots on Warner ave
nae. near Cherry street. these iets can be
bought on ess3 tefns. kaquirs of j. a. Ales-
andef. = iyen street phone 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

CHICAGO SogrH YAkps. May l2-Cattle-Re-
eeipts 1900 weak; ID TO 10 cents lower. Pre-
vailfns prices we're: Common TO choice steers
S5sS94.50s stockers aud feeders. S2ooS3.6o;
cows and bulls. sl-15d235.
Hoxs-keceipts. 1900; steady and heavy;
Light &.4Ge<f.7s
sheep Receipts ZOO; firm. Prices ranged !:
Inferior 10 extra shcrn. se-55ee5.5o. lambs. 1915
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

psts AZ cthsrs eslls e1eegl esndaS.
Iskine effect SUNDAY, July L. 1e[z
Sleeping rors ON rocsne nn1 A{lnnf1e II
fes betreff 7.Hs . m fe<nrnlns Ie1r<e Ierrr1&
NJ 40 ~. arriving ~ 8rand Eoo{6s ~ 40
- 1871 Confessions msAe - Defrsif ~ith
:. 1lekets On safe At i'niss 1ickm ofnc>. q
herree Street. sse ~ Fntoo 6epef.
q ~ ire - brsggs. eeR1 Art. . Menvse -
u W. hnxzies, O. y sne l. All. ctienes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
Stocks and Bonds

against warrants. 80. s2s ounces; certificates
outstanding, z3S; whisky trusts. IS; bar
silver, lead trusts. 1874; Wisconsin Cen
preferred 10e: Denver & Rio Grande. l7L:
40 preferred. a251; naxseed steady l05, Colo
rndo coal. y; Iowa Central. ls11; do pre-
fexret. Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13

Nxv foaK. May l3.-Money closed sc per
cent. he HIGHEST rate. The 10 west rate VA
Ia per cent ExenA8xs closed quiet; posted
fatss ttESssssz aetual rates. asa 9sso51 for
a days aud ~ 1sfD$s7As for demand
U0sefnmens bonds closed steadys Currency.
@. - bid - currency coupon. Iol- bid ex-
tended, -. reg stored. 100 bid
Pacific raDlfoal bonds closed as follows:
1lon nFsts. l4sG bid sinking funds. 1904
bid Centrais. IO71 bid. The stock market was
excessively dgil during the morning session.
Hooking Valley Chicago Gas. Manhattan.
ba1L0. RocnAstef and PlrtsDafz aud North
ern Pacific PREPARED were TIE only stocks that
displayed any animation Prices we're 1rm
notwithstanding the extreme enactlon and az
nson we're generally fraesionA.iy above those
OF yesterday Hooking Valley al Manhattan
we're especially strong. Advancing IL and Ia
Der cent respectively Chicago 6As WAS ex-
esptioaatly weak and decllaed - The sales
10 noon amounted TO Ies. so shares Tho
dealings we're on . slightly increased scale
during the last half Of the day. There was
some selling OF the tsrangrr on account of the
dispute Ia the Wsstera Trafte association
Tbs selling. however. did not amount 70 much
bus together with the hammering Of the lead
ers BY the bear operators WAS sufneient TO
cause prices 10 give way sharply In most
cases The mai figures were generally !. u
ia per cent lower The only exceptions Of
monens were Hooking Valley. Manhattan.
Elevated. National CordAgo and OREGON I'm
prosemeak preferred. which -closed from IL
10 l1s per cent higher. The sales for tho day
amour Ted 10 - 81 sn1rc4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
CHICAGO Whe.r and CAIN.

CHICAGO. May I2--wheat WAS arm on bullish
news from France. where 10 vas said rain WAS
needed and talk OF another period Of very cold
weather for the northwest The closing prices
wers 81 10 sc higher. Receipts. lou ears
Corn continued arm on the favorable
weather conditions and closed &c higher. Re-
ceipts. 20 ears
Oats closed unchanged. Receipts. los cars.
Nheas-Asy. s2t.cs July. soc.
Corn-July 431<c
OatS-Aay Ec. Juiy Ise -z
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-13
DeGOLIA & LIGnTNER,
Real Estate AGENTS,

Rooms 8 and 9 Tower Block
FOR SALE
Cheap IL sold within the next thirty days.
nine room house on jefferson avenue-nne
LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE
On Crosby street for $l700. One for s.. 600;
THREE HOUSES
On Myrtle street. from five 20 eight hundred;
will take vacant lot for first payment.
5000 HOUSE
On Clinton for $3.50 IL sold within the next
i've days.
FOR SALE
30 acres miles from Saugatuk good buildings
and fences 5000 peach trees apple. plums
cherries pears and quality Of small fruit,
the farm IL In SPLENDID condition and the out
look was never better for large crop this
year. the proceed OF which will make q large
payment on place this year. this farm must 20
an account OF death Of owner. price 5000
TO EXCHANGE.
for house and lot In city q acres two miles
from city. new house SPLENDID garden land
como In and see us about this.
WE HAVE
ten or twelve nne farms for sale or exchange
come IN and look over our list and SEQ II we
can suit you.
WE HAVE
one OF the best paying Restaurants In the city
for sale cheap; good reason given for selling.
MONEY to loan on good real estate security
DEG0LIA 4 LIGHTNER.