davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1892-12-02

E,OR SALE-A HIGHLY FINISHED FIVE horse power engine without boiler. New and cheap. Enquire at s. D. Lount & Sons ice factory.
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2oro 1ennhinn'S Fob.

9onbon. 6. Sttober.-Soro Sennplon
ftarb nm llbr 35 Ntinuteu beute Diorgeu.
SSn einem SnterpleW NIT elnem Sertreter
Der anocitrtem Brelle couitatirie Cir In'
oren Slart, elmer Der bebaurelnDer Mer;te,
Voro Gennplon'S Soo lei Der erbabenlte ges
welen, ben er Ie 9elebeu. Sc luar tela SId)t
I'M Sterbe;lnner uno oaIielbe nabesu bum
tel, nur ourd) Elm nad gSeitsu sgelegenes
sSenier iirOmte cine breite Sid,tilutb pom
Monoe bsrein nub Die MonoItrahIen bes
l6ienen bas Sett, i'll Dem Der iterheube
0id,ter lag, baoeten ibn in ,brem reinen
2idt uno bloeten eiuen !Siutergruup Der
Ssene, iule ihu mobl feiu Maler ieit;ubal=
ten uermas. allies mar ruhis, uur Der
Serbitlpinb tridl letle onrd) bic Sl1tier Der
Sdume, Die Das Saus um9eben, uue lang
Elm Nequlem 0em greilcn Siuser BON Slebe
nuo Taturidoubsiteu. Seweguu9Slos lug
9orb Sennppn auf einem Bette, mGbeeno
bic Slutb bes gebens langiam aber itetlg sll<
riidruih in ben Sseau Der unenSlidfeit.
Seine Slippen bes Sd)merseS ooer Der
Gorge it0rten ibren 2auf ooer perurladteu
cine Heae in Der Slutb. Srieblid) Euo
ianit, lpie er 9elebt, uerid)leb er. bis 3ulett
in Die gngen letner Slebcu blideub. alle
Nit9liebcr Der San1ille fanoen oil Der Settz
jeite, uuo Cir Anbrep @larf, Der Irst, per.
lieS ben &ranfen feine Miuute, bis allies
poriiber mar. 60 unmerfli6 mar bas 4b-
afdKiber brs Did)fers, oaf gtiemaHo1non Ger
Samilie es merfte, bis Der 9lr3t ben @lntrltt
beS SoeeS Der 2aDb lenuplon melDete.
Bdbrenb Der gausen Sranfbelt beS 0ibters
mar leine Satin nldlt Don elner Seite &C..
miden uno erfiilte Ieiue sSiiute, lopeit es
m09lid] mar.
GS mag eripdbnensperth iein, bab Elm
Sabr surid am ndmlideu Gage ELL anoerer
beriibmter Mann perldieb, @bas. Stemart
YarueQ, Der qrpbe irilhe BartelIiibrer. 2Oro
SenugIou's SOB lit nah ausla9e Der IerSte
tbeilneile burt) uuteroriidte @idt in Ser.
biuoun9 nit SnilueuSa, bauptlddlid) aber
oIrt ben natiirliteH Serial Der RrGfte ber=
bel gsfiibrt iporoen. 9llireO Scnnpon mar
Der 1909 su Somersbp III 9incolulbire &C..
borene brittle Sobu Ses perltorbeueu y. @).
Senupiou, seidnete itd ldon friih burh
bld)teriife Segabuug aus uno paro 1850
BON Der aonigiu Sittoria ;un SoToidter err
naunt. llHter leiuen sablrelhen gSerfeu,
bon beueu Die netteu audi in'S SeutIte
iibertragen lpnrbeE, If rGnod Areen" oas
bellebtefe. 1888 erfol9te lelne Grhehung
gum Baron Eeunpion Don Alb.uorth, Sul-
ier, uno BON Sreiblpater, Sniel SSigbt. ueber
ieiuen Nadfolaer III Der Steaung enss
Sofpoeten bemerfen ensllld)e Yldtter, OaB
es mabri1eiulid Spinburue ieln perbe,
ben @laotoue in eiuenl fiir;lid] uon ihm ge=
idriebenea ugiiap" ais ben beoeutenOiten
lebeuoeu engliiden Slhter nab Sennplon
beSeidnete, obpobl SlpluburIe oem rgroz
Beu alteu" Nid)ts weui9er, alS lamsls
telte.
Ser SauonifnS ber @eitminiter Ibtei bat
Sru. Salam SennpIOu form.a auissforoert,
ieineu Sater in Der gSetminiter.ab BET.
iet.n su laiien. 9allam Sennpion liest in
Solse Der anitrenguns, meld)e ihm bic lanse
&runtbeit ieines SatsrS ueruriad)ts, sben=
fallS frant oarnieber.
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Ole1ttt'8
S6tuefel=
3 SSeife

als duberlihem N(itte( &C.
9en 5autfranf9eiten, Ser
leeunset it. rp}'1be Ste!lrn,
tpelhe5 ppn ben slerSten ilt>
bp0trt unb ppm Yublifum
unb ber prel1e empfp1lea
tpirb. 8ei 5rtliden 6auts
leibsn, lpie &rdBe, SalSfInb
u. I. No., lpirft bic Seift BE-
fpnbers 1pobltDatl9. sic
ma6t ben Ieint iA6n f(ar,
bic 5aat lpei6 pe5iafi3trt
I'M GranfenSimmer benubte
Sleiber unb SSdiAe ulO
bletht lppael1e 1np anpere
Stofe hrGmeib, Sbrprei5
lit lD niepri9 oab 2lae fe
faufen f0nnen, cine I1at>
ia6e, tpelde bas 9ublifum
int M9emeinen iih Su 9tut-
sen su MAIDEN aiAt perna6-
ldltet. seyn ellen s(pptbe-
fen 3u baben.
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Ser Siiraerfrica il, We,,e,,,ela

New y ort, >. Sftober. - Yaiia9iere
peS beute aus Va @uapra, Ssuesuela, aus
getommenen 9amplcrS ySeue;uela" brins
gen Die 9fadJrld)t, OGb Der Suiuraentcn= @e>
neral @reSpo ON 25. Septeuber NIT IA, 900
Otaun BON &alencla uadl Der Oauptaot
Caracas autbrad, uuo oaB cine Gn.ld)ets
oun9Sl1ladt lett leOen Sag bnrt erpartet
miro. @reSpo bat mebrere europGide uuO
noroamerltanllte Generate i'll ieluer 9Irmse,
barunter and elnen oeutiten General, yia-
mems @loensr. Die 9Iegcrungstruppen
iino nur 5000 gfann lturf unO mer0eu uou
benz Seueral Byclloo commanblrt. sic
haben Caracas 9eylumt unO babeu elue
feite SteIuH9 Su EaS GeSU0S, led)S Nssllcu
cutierut, eluQeHommeu
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@om Nem.Iorf aDaercil:.

u ~ y orf, ). Sttober. Brdit.
bent &lepelauo fe1rtc beute 9tahmittag nah
SuS;arbssSap suriid, nm isiuc 6amllie uoH
bort abiubolen. Gr wwh 9egen Guoe Der
nabiten @od)e mlcoer bier aulaugcn uno
ieine 8obnung III ytr. y, gSelt-5l. SruBe,
bp,ishpu
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Ser Glfcnbabn= Ws olod,.

Great sSarrIugton, NiaN., 5. DIT.
- Gin iioltd) gebcnOer GlISug Der n6ouaa
tonic=Sabu" bcmoIwte btute al ciuel Sabu,
treuiun9 Su zee eluen otm &npt. $. Q.
Barnes aus Scuor geh0vlQeu S&ageu MD
-tnhtete ssa Suhrmana, lomle 0ub ta,eu 9es
ipifien Serrp 9onouGu, Der It'd aui benz
9Sagen befanb. aHb Die bet0eu Yferoe
WurOeH getOOtct.
Orange, NsSr 8. Sttobey. - Sin
StraBeubabuluaggoH muroe gcitern 2beuo
al Der GoneltrGBeu- SreuSuug puu eucln
Suge Der uSadamunna Sabu" getroHeu uuo
100 SuB melt iOrtgeiheuotrt. iobu Woore,
her Sutder peS &ag9OuS, lam um 8 %eben,
unb mebrerc anOere Yerioncu, narllIter
Urau 6unt, Srau GGuuau mo 6reoeyd
Wtliler, lplroen crbeblld) oeriept.
SamaQHa, Ya., ). Sttober. - Sin
HerIoneuSug Der @atawliia Iluiilou Der
pHeaOiugs Sabu" mur0e hcute irub, nube
Satamtna, burb elnc ialid)geltellte 4Seid}c
gum GntglelleT gebradt. Gle Xotomollue
iturSte I'M unb tbs 6ubrer Sobu @eBMger
ruroe inter ibr Scrm0lmt. DIE PaHaglere
uHO Der 9fslt DeS PerlOuGl3 eutlaucu uuuer.
!ett.
9Siife Sb arre, Fa., 5. Sttobcr. Sci
t6idorp z5tnu ent9lelrc beutc iriib eth TradDt-
Su9 Der uSebtghs %alep $Ohu" uuO wurbe
bemotrt. Srcmsr Sob. StrubI srlltt to0t'
lldle Serletuugeu. 0a5 ilug!Uf muroe
Ourdl eIueU Ihieubrudl uerQulQRt,
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Ser critc Sd)Hcc.

labelpbla, ,. Sttober. - Ser
erite Shnce Der SallOn III I'M llbr 40 Vi.
beuie Nahmittag licr gelalIeu. IS ducile
inDenen mn mebrcre viluutci lang mo bic
Sloden ltmol5en, lcbaIO lle Die &rpe ers
redteu.
SradpilIe, 3d., 5. Sftobsr. -
Seute friIb trat tatcS SSetler ELI unp 9egeu
1tlttag brad ein regelredlter Sdneslturm
aus, in OeTeu 6Ol9e Der Sroao. .Miouutau,
sipli6eu bier mo AuOeurlep, RAID mt
Sd)uee bebedt murOe. Ger Sturm oauertc
etlua cine Stuuoe unO Der S1nee mar raid
wleOer ge1nulicn.
Srop, Y.=y., 5. Sftober. - Ser erte
Sduee Der Sallon lit beute bier gefallen.
8eitern Dor elncm Sabre llanO bier OG5
thermometer auf 93 tSraO in Sdatteu.
Vermti6tc tcIesravBiSd,c Sepeften.
- Ser S6oulpieler Gomm gOOtb iiirate
9eiteru i'm u2aurel:!0oult" 81 2atewuoo,
N..S., in Solge zines dlluuSelaulaIle5
su Sooeu uuo uerette iid) 10 ihmer an
Sopfe, baB er bas Sett bitten mus. 6r.
SoOtb be1anc ild olnebtH ibon bel ld]ledD'
ter @eiunpbeit.
-Sn Der 3cd)e 9tr. II su HInmontb,
Ta., trat geeru friib EN- ihlagenreS SSetter
eiu, ourd) welte5 ISM. loamlltOu, Sobu
Yetre uuo Sreo Garner ihmec, weHn nldt
tooflit) perbraurt murOcu.
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2seffide 2Iarpfdnoer 3a9m.
aM. .#zs5IR,

arshussbinste w,roen sur
Nreoerider mSifeIInn8(F (FAIR)
ON TO-, H., H., 13. urc ID. Sitober 1892 osr=
fauft.
HsaeImdsias Slae p.rIaiTen bic siI.n=station nm
lbr rit uEh 81 5 9iatmlttass.
(ginidIieslit .3utrittes gum ausf,aunasplate.)
Ser yadmittae 5.15 S,iaen citation ners
Iaffenoe s}us aebt ntne Sasemped,feI
bis Sfreoeri6 ourdl.
7pnnerftae, ben 13. Sttcber. gebt elm 0rfraz
aug upn arcoerid 4a6 llhr Gatmittass ab unb
hIiest iid in Srucepile on ben Ggtrasug Der ~g9e=
iifen Narplduber 3ahn" nad, Baltimore on.
S,lcte s.Il.n sur Seimiebr bis sunl Is. Sftober.
(241-6f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-10-07

SGnittpaaren TIM nS0tuei,=Saoen,
DIR. IS, g4eit,geriustOHs SuaBe.
(Nue31-4.pl
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Curopdi(6e Ga6eWeric6te.
Mus 9cutl9lano.
Der intcr,,attomale 9iftans 3 Httt.

SerIin, 6. Sftober.-Sis M,tternad)t
spildeu Mittpo1 uuD SOnnerilas batten
4S oitreldiite 6eiter ben nDroliden @noz
punt bes interuationalen 9iitan,ritts auf
osm Sempelboier Selo erreid1t. Seiuer Der
ielben iibertraf inoeiien Die yeiituns pes &c.
itern einae:roifeueu @rafen Starbfe mberq,
mel6er ben sSes Don sSi.u bisrber i'll II
Stunben "a Otinuteu suriidleste. 3is gut.
taulduns Der 0eutiden iiber ibre yiieoers
lage bdlt f. nidt ab, bic 0itrsitiI9en @iss
ger aut's gsdrmfts su bewiatommnsn, uuo
eieielben merosn srobartis tstirt. Sraf
mariduus Srafsn grnit 0tiioia.r n. Star>
benrbers. med)er in 1888 bic staot ssien 10
beloenmiitbis sessu bic Etrfen uertbsiolste.
8aiier gBilbelm eri9ien seitsru aui oeu
Sempelboier Helo uuo ididte IblutaUtsn
ab, I'M Die Setreid)er su besriiBeu. @r
bat Sise fir iie III ben fonislid]eu Gheatert
belest uub miro ibueu su gbren eiu gantstt
qeben.
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Ser Semtide Gorreibomoemt,

EdsIit, notentIid unb sonntass,
4. 1aime, 6iecntb1mer nnc Reoaftens.
6lbw.hsgde gaItimor:strabe unb Qoit.S SfEes.1oe.
greis b.s tdeIiben eIattes. burt arassr in gai.
aaeIidbe unb Sonmta aS:Mueeabe 15 Cts. pro
Hoe, ,SabIbar iuoentli on Die oasSlatt beiorsenben
Trdeer.-9GaIidt uebii eommta AZ. .Mueaabe unter
Seit i'm gerbdtnis; fur Die uodentIidhe MmSsabe
NIT Sonntassblatt, portoirei, nit Absus tar Clubs,
$3.50 pro SGbr, nod irsenb einem Otts bee Snlan.
Yre Sab1-Das bette uno btuieite oenti@t 0Iatt
n ben Nitttl, unh eabfaoteu.
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@runD It ii d Sperf a e. Dtat.
theps & Slrtlano psrtauiten prei nuab-
losbare Srunb;tuien a 800 auf DIR.
30l, 3O3 uup 3O5, Norbs s@ilmoritraBe, iir
Je $1,000 an %. 9S. Spence.
Saplor & Dreamer perfaufteu an
Sbomas g. 8runoige fOlgeuoeS al Der
Sreoerids 4penue b.legene Giseutbum: SIR.
1880, SruuDsins s55, fir $500; gir. 1928,
Grunosius $55, fir 5000 uHo Nr. 1926.
@ruuo;iuS s6S, fir $500.
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mu.rr.; ous SeutihIans.

8erGin, 6. SttObsr. : Sn Den 8ein=
bergen Don Siiioesbeim uno 0eioeshe,m bat
bi. 8einl.ie besonnen. Die Sraubeu iiuo
reidlid porbanoen uno BON ausqeseidnetem
@eltmaf. Senner behaupten, oab Der Ger
ein oortr.fil,1er @ein lein ipiro.
Cine 9iaberin, 9iamens Iuna 3erqienl,
in 3uidau .rbte Dor aurSem l3O, 900 Itarf.
sic batte feiu 3utrauen su ben Sanfen uno
bebielt oaher pas @elo tros mebrta9en ab-
mabn.ns in ibr.r sSobnuns. Sersanseue
Nadt ,tatteten giubrs9er Der SSobnuus
einen 8eiud, ab, srmOroetsn bic Ndberin
uno ersrifieu nit benz ssraubtsu @sloe bic
BlIht.
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eberit sudtart's erpeoitiom.

Simla, 6. Sftober. - Die britiidc
grpebition inter Dem Sberifen GU @m.
9odbart, weld)e absei6ldt. purbe, nm bic
nlOeripdnnitisen ginseboreneH. tdmme I'M
i9warseu Sebirse su Siid)tisen, bat Die
Stapt Saio eingeuommeH, obne cinen
SduB abSuicueru. Die Seu0lteruug ent=
flob bel'm 9erannabeu Der Srlten in bte
Serse. Yalo lit Der Srt, i'll mel1.m &a=
lhim slli, gr-oduptlius Der SaSsansais,
.3ufludt uur Den @nslanOern iufte, unp Die
SebOrpen Der Stapt batteu ieme auSlieie.
ring an Die britld) solilnOi6e Iesleruna
uerlpeisert. Die @rpeoiton S'ritOrte oaS
Sort, pel1es Die StaDt teberrl4t unO
sossu ii9 baum uad YaIoit 5usud.
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Strafe fur oen W6rocr oeS amerifanisdbe,
Gcem0uue6 au Gcutta.
Muirmbr III 1rapesunt.

onftantinOpel 6. Sftober. -
Die san;e Sesitast Srape;unt, 9auptfabt
oes gleiduauisen Sllapets in Sl.inail.n,
if i'm anirubr seseaiiber ibrem gouper-
neur. Oerlelbe lou, nm Die Cholera l1neG
aus ieinem @.biet iu idafien, oi. Grtranf.
ten baben persliten, ftatt iie in S.banoluus
nehmen ;u laiieu. Der YoIiseidei, Der
StaotsBrdi iioeut uno aebu Ier;te ii.ben oil
Der Spite Der 9emoultrauten. sic ariffen
bas Sans beS Sanitdts> DIRECTORS an, Der
iebod nit ieiner 6amilis entfam. SeA
6aus puroe seplunoert uuo sertort.
Damn idrltt Dtilitdr elm, ;eritreute rie
Sumultuanten uub nabm lbre anfiihr.r qe-
fauaeu. Die 9eridte lprahen iie irei.
Sierauf nabm Der 9ouuerIeur lie rodmals
ourd) leiue 9cute in 5aft uno li.B ibu.n oi.
gaitonaoe s.btn. Sie aufresuna bieriiber
ift iebr srob, unb man ermartet, faas Der
@ouperneur nidt Idleunisit abbsruien ,piro,
peitere @epalttbateu.
Weman mar nid1t ereommuni,irt.
Baris, 6. Sftober.-4bbe Y.l;er, Der
General Sifar Don YariS, iieht iit III Der
6ffentlrd)en GrtIdruug bemiiBtst, oaB grnelt
&euan ME ercomuluui;irt poroen it, obs
aIeid, lein BUD ugeben Seiu" auf benz
nSub.r erpursatOrius," Der sifle Der psrbo>
teneu Suher, fauo.
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Die 8rippe tn Vcrit.

Banana, 6. Sitober. - 9ie Grippe
hauit id)redllt) i'll 9ima. I'm mandeu Gaz
gen erllesen ibr 80 Yerionen. Sic StraBeu
itnb uerOoet bls aui bic geiheubesansuliie,
pelfe fat itiinollb ilatiiiHOeu. @esen 30,>
900 Gtuwobuer osr Staot loGen frauf bar.
nisSer liesen. Die Seude bat iit aud out
Die 5aIeHitaot Guriu auss.Oebnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-01
BISHOP RlChIER,S SERMON.

EDITOR HERALD: Yesterdays issue
of your paper contains what purports
to be the substance of Bishop Rlchter's
sermon. As the export Is substantially
incorrect, | ask you to publish IN an
equally prominent place the following:
The HERALD says: He Bishop
Richter) thought the newspapers had
published much to lnjure hun because
ne was a German" He did not make
such a statement, but said the news
papers were used TO misrepresent him.
Again TuE HERALD states "He
Bishop Richterl did not know, but 1t
might seem so that national prejudice
caused hlm to condemn the bazaar
because Irish priests and bishops
seemed to favor the society, but IT was
not on account of nationality that he
- not wish the bazaar to be held"
He used neither these words nor
words containing their meaning. What
he said this: IL IL mot true that all
irish bishops favor bazasrs and the
Ancient Order of HIbernlans, but it Is
true that among those VINO are opposed
- bazasrs and who do not approve the
Ancient order of Hibernians az a Cath
Ollie society. some bishops of Irish
birth on descent hold a prominent
place.
Lastly. TVS HFRArp credits him with
saying. They who held or attended
that bazaar m ght go 10 another do
Cese TO confession. hut no priest or
bishop IN toe world had the power to
give the ahsolntion from the sin they
had committed until they had sub
mtted 70 the punishment provided hy
the law OF the church"
IN explaining the nature OF several
cases. the bishops sad thst the jurls-
dictIon 0f bishop ADD priests does not
extend beyond their own diocese. aud
that those Who 90 30 another diocese
for the purpose OF obtaining shsoluton
from sin that = a reserved case. make
a bad confession.
In concs ason allow me 70 say that
the large congregation VS. evidently
pleased with the bishop's q scourse.
NrsEru HrNNfEE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-01

mans bal last nghE. The Kew. T. II.
y Trans. tue reesEt 20 oTea conYert 81
democracy occ9 ped seat Oh TIC
stage and gave as reasons Tor voting
the demoeTaLc ticket Among toenl
~as the exc0ss tnat the republicans or
Michigan aad tne Fep0Dl cans OF the
south are dl4msgricauy different IA
their trestmedE " the negro. Gear
nl4n Thomas Carroll IntTod uced the
sgeaker OF the evening, j. Milton
Turner OF II ssour3. Mr. Turner began
as speech y saying lie Vas thefs to
convert the decent WHITE republicans
- sell as the cdOred republicans lie
claimed TIE tar 4 - the Vita issue or
the campaign, luAsnlucn a. & Involves
the great question OF the 80 premacy OF
labor or capital. IA tile lace OF this
race and color are l0sE n tie battle
against common enemy. lie scored
the protective system, aud said II IN
da.try were left 10 regulate Itself labor
would assert Is supremacy. lie drew
a beautiful sImile between the captive
Jews tOllng for the Egyuans and sing
ing hymns OF praise 10 tnelr
Jeaoyah, and the negroes OF the
south, struggling under their race
. lndusIfia difficulties. lie al u Q
DggTO owed no debt OF gratitude - the
republican party but II u ever had
owed such a deOt, u has been paid by
twenty-five years OF continued voting
for the prinol pies OF that party. tie
denounced the force biz aud said II
is an insult 10 him ID make hlm an
ssue IL a campaign. All he
wants Is fair held and Is
wiling 10 trust TO the survival Of the
fittest; that all the trouble IN the
south had resulted from attempts to
crowd the race question INTO politics.
lie said the south and the negro could
settle their 4 fhcuitles among them
selves arsi prophe,l u that the streams
and rlvulets of far Dixie would run
red with human blood II an attempt
were ever made 10 enforce such a
measure as the force bill.
He SAID the republican party Is max
ing a desperate effort 10 hold the negro
vote; becouse II knows rs success de-
ponds upon these 7,O00.0 coo votes; but
the party's struggles are the death
tnroes Of a giant.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-01
Political Paragraphs.

Benedict" Arnold of Kansas. VINO
= speaking under the supervision OF
the peoples party state central
com mIttee, ls IN town awaiting more
assignments. lie says he had found
peoples party men Ia the state, but III
the majority of places the republicans
have the best of il. lie has been IN
Ingham. jackson, Barry aud Ottawa
counties.
The republican county committee
has large quantity of fac smiles of
the ballot TO be used next Tuesday
with instructions how TO vote. They
will be furnished free 10 anybody ap-
plying for them.
George steketee, the republican can
dIdate for state senator, is still run
ming his drug store, and Frank Rod
gers, chairman of Mr.. Stekettee's
committee, says the people will take
care OF him.
The republican committees are con-
tident that there will be ~ large regis
tratlon, as there Is great interest
being taken, and IL is certain that a
large vote will be polled.
NJ. W. Houseman, A. b. Morse. Fred
erick Marvin, of Detroit. and Judge l..
" Burke, of Kalamazoo, will address
democratic meeting at Kalamazoo
this evening.
The Rev. J. w. Post will address a
prohibition meeting at kellogsvllle
this evening. On Friday evening he
Will speak at No. 400 East street.
The Rev. j. Snashall is billed to
speak at prohibition meeting at Good
Templars' hall on Burton avenue, Fri
day evening, November 4.
Ed. w. Barnard IS very enthusiastic
over the outlook in his district. He
says the entire country. ticket will re-
celve large majority.
Charles Howell spoke to the residents
of Belmont last night on the issues OF
the campaign as seen by populist.
Andy Fyfe. and Joseph Rosenthal
addressed a democratic meeting al
North Dorr last evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-01
ELECTION BETS.
The Latest Pools on Election Offered by
the Fraternity.

the Fraternity.
The latest election pools at the Nor
ton house are az follows:
Harrison. Diekema, Wolcott, Bel
KNAPP, 81 to 81.
Harrison, Diekema, wolcott, Rich
ardson, IS 10 81.
Harrison. Diskems, Mcknight. Bel
KNAPP. s. 30 81.
Harrison, Diekema, Mcknight. Rich
srdson, $40 to ST.
HARRISON. Ellis, Wolcott, Belknsp, s.
20 81.
Harrison, Ellis, WOIeott, Richardson,
SIS toSl.
Harrison, Ellis. Mcknight, Belknap,
s. toSl.
Harrison. Ellis, Mcknight, Richard
sop, So 20 81.
Cleveland. Dieksma. Wolcott, Bel
KNAPP. 3 90 81.
Cleveland, Dickens, Wolcott, Rich
srisOn. s 20 81
Cleveisnd piekenls, Mcknight. Bel
KNAPP. s. 81 81.
Cleveland, nlekems, Mcknight. Rich
srdson, - 10 81.
Clsveisud, Ellis. Wolcot Rslkusp.
8 10 81
Cleveland. FlIs, Wolcost, Richard
s0p. Si2 to 81
Cleveland Eliis, Mcknight, Belknsp.
rap. s. 80 81
Cleveland. Elhs, MeKn ght, Richard
son. s. TO a..
Othsr bets we're ga follows 1901
thst Morse and Roman don't win, s. TO
sl that Mcknight and Morse dcn't win.
q 20 81 thst Morse AMI Mcqueen Do
net win. IS 70 60 Cleveland -Rschsrt-
sous s. 70 81. Hsrrison-Lonersauv 81
IN 81. Belknsp-Konsn S. ~ g. Woicott-
Richardson. s3 90 81 thst Alleged snd
Morse Dc not wln ard , 10 e that
Peck snd Mathews 90 not vln. - 10 g q,
chase snd Spooner
Fve 10 on Woicott. 70
3 on Mcknight. 3 81 s on
thssa. e. s On Mstthews, i0
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io on Mcqueen. q 10 on R.ch. % 81 .
on Belkase, lo - ! GA Sgsbbins, 10 %
Cd Ed6y. b "a an Gould lo % 3 Oh
Perkins. 50 la on Es ID So u on
NoCser Ia - ie C'eve' ard csrries Nsv
YORK. - - 30 fteseisad csrr "a
Iashans 30 - E Cleveland csfr5es Nsw
Jsrsey, "a ~ 3 Cisveisud carries Cen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-11-01
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Tuesday Evening, November 1


William Alden Smith at Young
Mems Republican club, Lincoln hall.
George Clapperton and Charles Nc
Gill at Alton.
Alfred Wolcott and William T.
Adams, Alpine town hall.
G.. j. DIekema, Wander Stolp's hall,
corner of Grandville avenue and
Goodrich street.
Frank Rodgers and c. f. Belknap at
Pettit's hall, PIalntield avenue.
Wednesday evening, November 2.
julius Cesar Burrows and f. B.
Stockoridge IN Hartman's hall.
Alfred Wolcott and others at Sand
Lake.
ID. E. Corbett and Charles w. Nc Gill
at Egypt school house.
III. f. Walbridge and John Scheffer
at Adams school house. Wyoming.
G. Il. Belknap at Sand Lake.
Thursday, November
o. c. Peterson 1t Sparta, Swedish
meetlng).
William Alden Smith at Lowell.
III. h. Walbrldge and ID. +. Burns at
Blair's school house, Wyoming.
c. +. Belknap st Huneman's hall of
Eleventh ward.
Friday Evening. November 4.
II. +. Walbridge and George Clap
perton, Aaron HILLS school house,
Alpine.
Alfred Wolcott and John Scheffer at
Oakdale park.
G. +. Belknap at Goosen's hall.
NJ. l.. Dunnam and Charles McGill at
Grafton Center.
The Hon. .. c. Peterson at Custer
guard armOry. Swedish meetlng).
saturday, November o.
William Alden Smith and q. E.
Belknap at Cedar Springs.
Alfred Wolcott and George Clapper-
ton at Caledonia.
Frank Rodgers and Mrs. Elizabeth
Eaglestield at GrandvI!le.
Monday November
William Alden Smith and c. f..
Belknap at Rockford.