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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

New YoRx, March 15.-A synopsis
Of the articles of agreement for the
Ccrbett- tt-SuIiivan fight was signed today.
The match 10 to decide the champion-
ship of heavy weight fightsrp OF the
world. Tho stake 10 so 1000, and the
purse $25. 900. IL will take place he.
fore the Olympic clu6 of New Orleans,
September 2, 1892, Marquis OF Queens-
berry rules, gloves, the emallsst the
club will allow. The club 10 10 nan,e
the referee and the contest will Be 70
= finish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

81. Lours. MAf.h ls.-Ihn city is ~
inx searched for =. d oloeford, editor
Of the sedalia sentinel, WHO arrived
here iase Tbursday asglat- Mr.. CFaw.
ford had large enfn Of mooey With
hiw. He registered ~ botei THUR
day night, and Friday morning started
out 10 purclsase new dress Of type Tor
his papef. Nothing hes been heard Of
him eince that time. and biz friende
tear be has met with foul play.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

KFxrkSfss, Pa. March Is.--Fise de-
stfoyed almost an sntzre bIock Of busi-
nesa houses in the center Of thse city ~
Gay. Four large Narehoueee, several
Gtorp1 and dwellings weFo eonmmed
end many other h0sldsnGs we're dam
a1ed The les 10 o114o0. Ineuronc8
90. COO The erieso Of tu4 hre y Z mys-
tety. and is - beIsssed - havo tssu IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

They Oppose Free Coinage and Favo
Reciprocity.

Providence. X. l., March 15.-The
republican state convention met here
today. Resolntions were adopted
agsinst the free coinage of silver. and
thanking the president and Secretary
Blaine for their successful carrying
oat OF the reciprocity program. Tho
protective tariff is declared TO be tho
cardinal principle of the party. E. l..
Freeman was chosen chairman OF the
convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16
DIAz WILL REMAIN.
Reports That He VIII Not BE Reelected
Are Absurd.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, March Isl. A.
Robertson, general manager Of the
Monterey & Mexican Gulf railroad. has
Just arrived here from Mexico. He ID
on his way ~ New York on important
railroad business- The presldenJ of the
Monterey h Mexican Gulf road is Gen.
eral Geronimo Trevlno, who was re-
ported in \ City OF Mexico Dispatch as
being candidate for the presidency of
Mexico. Mr.. Robertson states that the
report 10 unfounded, and that President
Diaz has not . warmer friend and sup
porter than General Trevino. The lat
ter, Robertson says, will make no effort
to elevate himself to the presldency 20
long IS President Diaz is in the race, ~
such IN undertaking would be hope
lee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

RAPID CIrY, 8. D., March l5.-Judge
Fuller today granted Mrs. Willlams :
divorce on the ground of desertion.
The alimony will be arranged later.
All parties are ssnsfied.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16
RoIlinw sfock pestroved.

ST.. Lorrs. March l5.-Twslyc street
cara were burned tonight q tho car
house OF the LAClede Street Railway
company. Loss $50. 900; fully insured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-16

Mesene-k = nesnG. Ea>na -
-: ~ ~. Ql,eers kAlanaeno; c. b.
Nooi1ale. De1ral; 0eoseo 6eQai. De-
troie; q. Gfocb3 ana usle, Wonks.
eo1; Mn. Franks. Mes&agon; A. r.
IsnopioI Noek4eon; Jaases ~. Dou.
yaekooos Dallas Bonlonnn, Kalaneooo;
2 1lacesx, nanisaee; 4. r Fs,er.
ko}lu1noo.
ESels notes- -yohu Il. Dir, Knlsua-
so'e; Nn -, Dsieom. Cn6iilao; uu- r
clnso. oadilioc; B. A. HeelinHs, eparon5
GeosGe r. Ge1ey. whitehall.
6weetse Hotel-<Soo. r. enifh, uuo-
keeon; n. B. Frey, Kalamaooo; L. ~.
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brine. Nrs. !. ucCoru,ck r. 4. Dooor.
P:te1eufg; c. 3. Warren. Detroit. =. C.
RoGogs. LDoaasdsvslle; &. r Rop1ell
New D~Qeeo; Jehn 4. Pfa4. Qrnp1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Peninsulsr Psraerapha

Thomas s. Games, . celored mar re-
Gently released from the state prison,
has just published . neatly printed
book Of z0s pages. entitled ssBursed
Ahve." IN which ne tells the prison life
of William Walker ana himself. While
Mr.. Games was engaged On hss work be
probably wssn't doinF anything else.
and nls manuscript kept several ygins-
srs froa tksnk nz Of tsess appssstss for
q week or SO, hut that's about ali that
can BE tzuthfa8y sad Of T.
The weather service belIetin ssys TIE
mean tesHpesstare fer TIE past re- X
hss been IL degrees b<fov TIE normal
ana the fetsi preespitasson 80 of an
i8efs beIo0 tnH normal. Haysne IL
nearly flushed II e - eeunstsu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
AMusEMENTS-

The sale of seats for Primrose &
Vests Ministries. which will appear at
Redmond's tomorrow night, opened up
lively At the theater yesterday morn
ing. They are among the kings Of
modern minstrelsy. Every season they
have something novel TO offer their
patrons. Thin season they have called
beautiful scenic effects 10 the Aid Of
Wit and music. One Of the most strik-
ing features Of their performance 10
said 70 be the charming picture dis
closed At the beginning, and while the
eye is Teasing on thB scene, luxur-
iantly sentimental music, touching BAL
lads, Wit, songs and . rakiue fire OF
jokes I'LL the air. The singing Of p. w.
Oakland, Joseph Natue, J. W. Fielding,
William Thompson and Joseph Gar
land 10 among the principal features Of
the musical speciality, whine Musical
Dale is very great novelty; and The
feats of the European artists. Abacbi
and Mass nd, are said to be simply won
derfuI. The laughing ekeah Of the
"Bridegroom's Mistake, or the Coon
Who Married for Money! vii Be- one
of the new features introduced BY j.
Melville Jansen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

and harvesting 10 Vel, undsF wsy. An
other week Of hns weather viii secure
the wheat crop IN barn or STACK. La
come localities potatoes an1 corn need
rain, the ground being too hard and
dry for cultivation.
A. F. Campbell Of Lansing. while
gong home from the once Of the Mich
igan Condensed Mix company, where
he vas employed 80 bookkeeeper. vas
seized With hemorrhsge Of the lungs
and died IN few mlnutes- He leaves
Afamiiy.
Chester Hagsrman and Lewis Shay
are under arrest At Portland charged
with highway robbery. They are &C.
cused Ut holding up John Hampton. .
farm hand, IN the outsklrtA OF she
town and robbing him Of IS.
State Land Commissioners @. 7.
Schaeffer, not only knows . good thing
when he Gees it, but belieyes ia keeping
II In the family. He has twooaughters
and son, and ali hold cierkships N
his ONCE.
Mrs. Freeman ParmAlee. who lived the
life Of recluse on farm near Jener-
con, HliIsdaie county, ended her ME
by cutting her throat with . razor and
hniahing the job With hunt butcher
knife.
Nj. Clemens 10 fast filing up with
hatherA About halt the private real
dences are arranged for roomers and
there are but few without Thorn.
The land controversy between the
Jackson Stone company and the prison
board 10 70 be laid before the full board
ct the August meeting.
Engineer James Moore made the run
from Battle Creek 70 jackson. . die
lance of forty-eight miles in ifty-one
minutes.
Salvationists from oil parts OF the
state are holding . monster camp meet
ing At Wenona Beach. IL will last till
July 81.
John r. Taylor of Pontiac has sued
the city for IS 900 because IL located .
cemetery near his house.
DR.. E. S. Snow of Dearborn 10 dead
He treated the families Of union sol.
diers free during the war.
Beld,ng 4 Watson's lumber mill.
Chesaning, was destroyed BY fire. Loss.
81 900; no insurance.
The badly decomposed body OF man
was found floating in the bay near
Page.
A week of this weather will be worth
thousands of dollars to the farmers.
Michael Walsh is dead in Flint. He
was born in Ireland in 1911.
Sheriff Walker of lopia cannot re.
cover.
Bellvills Is building garbage works.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Might Have Been Prevented.

Everybody in Plttsburg is anxiously
watching the effect of the Homestead
STRIKE" said Oliver McClintock of
Pittsburg at the New Livingston yes
terday. "Its settlement IS going to
have . marked effect on the general
business of the city and of the state.
The strike 10 somethink like the one in
1877. Both might have been in great
measure averted If Allegheny
county had had sheriff
with nerve enough to do his duty.
The former strike might have been
prevented with force Of twenty-five
men. This strike was better organized.
It's leaders are careful, intelligent men,
and know just what they are dong.
They would have respected the au-
thority of . sheriff's force and would
not have fired on them as they did on
the Plnkertons. Somebody is sadly to
blame for the tragic turn that the
strike has TAKEN"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

IL any republican before the holding
OF the state convention doubted the
integrity and sturdy mAnliness of char
acter of Hszeu ;. Pingrcs that doubt
Was dispelled when standing in the
presence Of defeat be pledged his
enthusiastic support TO MS successful
arrival and accepted the decision of the
convention "a commission rather
thAa as . vote of want OF cou-
ndence. lie made every rspub-
licsn in that turbulent and
excited strong respees him and heigh-
tened that respect TO admiration
when Is became apparent tia.
his defeat had made no
gaping wosnd 10 heal nor engendered
feelings Of resentment 10 crafty at
The expense Of party fidelity. Hazea
3. Fingres - one Of the zrsndest men
in Mehigss. He repubiicsnism ia
lofty, bis fidelity answering, HE eoa-
stAncy unsltsrsble. TuE HsaALp il
proud hat il advocated bis nomins.
ton against overwhelming odds. and
that nessishstsndins she all but unl-
versa add unanimous sentiment IN
favor Of bis opponent. did yeomSn
service in gathering together the band
at 600 knishsiy republicans thss voted
for him. Ills defeat ga triumph. for Il
has made him a. once conspicuous and
b.a1~a.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

Jones received the gubeTnslorial noIn-
nation al saginaw.
In the evening the situation vas even
more desperate than II MAS IL the after
noon- The streets were deserted and
the hotel loobies came IN good Sec
Dad The sporty" young men WHO
gather At the Morton and sweets TO
punch ivory balls with . maple stick
were invisible and the partenoers
hummed Boom IN undis-
turbed silence Everybody that could
summoa ambition enough 70 Walk 10
street ear went 10 the lake or 10 North
park and those that didn't go made
frantic efforts to keep COO! ~ home
Later in the evening some OF the tor
ridity Was rubbed on the temperature
and life became temporarily more en-
durable A man thai said We needed
rain WAS allowed to go home unmo-
lested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Sawselle's Sister Pound.

Coroner Penwarden received q tele.
gram yesterday from Mrs. Gora s.
Hand of Willamsville, New York, cay
Jog she 10 sister Of w. II. SawtelIe,
the pressman who died at Lampman's
lodging house Tuesday night and order
ing the remains forwarded to her.
They were shipped last evening at 5
o'clock. The local typographical
union tslegraphed TO Galveston, Tex,
making inquiry concerning the de-
ceased and learned that be had been .
resident of that city for the last twenty
years, but had no relatives there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Got Satisfaction.

Mt. PLEASANT, Mich, July 2l.-A.
Winans, . butcher here, yesterday At
tached the goods OF Phil Small, form
erly bartender here, for . meat bill.
Small WAS angry and last night be en-
tered Winans' market and struck VII
mans three or four times. Winans
reached for . cleaver and laid SmalPs
face open on the right side. Then each
procured . revolver and would proba-
ably have done serious injury to each
other but for the officers who arrested
Small.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
n n a srs0Se TICKET.

As q whole the republican state ticket
10 one of exceptional strength although
in the selection Of candidates there
seems to have been . deliberate pur-
pose to shut out the cities and give the
small towns and villages the best of the
representation. In tais respect IT car.
ries out the general feeling Of the con-
trolling masses Of the party. and Is a
ticket in the support of which no loyal
republican will faIter. IL Is . strong
ticket rs q whOle-not invinclble-but
itswssk parts Will be strengthened by the
geographical distribution of the Offices.
Every section of the state IL repre-
sensed. the reliably republican upper
peninsula securing two of the more i'm
portsnt nominations. The fifth con-
grsssionsl district secured recognition,
snd the balance of the ticket 10 wisely
distributed in the farming districts.
whh this tsekss TO inspire confidence
the republicans will 60 into the battle
and will Fight TO win.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
1T WAS HOT ENOUGH.
Yesterday Was the wsrrness Day Of the
Season.

Yesterday wss easily the hottest day
OF the sesson. II could give all the
other hot days little end eis casino ADD
then win the game. The Thermometer
led shamefaiiv, and peFssstently re-
fefssed ~ register more than s2 de-
sress Ia the shade. bat expert estimates
placed the temperature all the wsv
from ls2 " 25s degrees. Fahrenheit
and several unaes tstnslv declared
that IL wss hotter than the stamping
grounds Of one Of The leading charac.
ters m Millions Paradise Lost. The
Italian hsrpsts 81 the Morton house
quoted Dsntes fsnaous inscription
over the rates Of parrstorv. bat 4 wss
- hot thst us,sodv PAID attention. ~
htss. There sss nobody 81 the hotels.
Even Inc sessfsa feanders who daily
losf IA front ef TIE leading hostiirles
ss<id III home ia tile shade sad n0ssods
cared . eoatn1ntes whether joan T I.
Rich. Hsxen :. fsBgres OF 0ivesdam
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22

dates for state honors that i
. far better to rlsk part II
county Convention thAa 10 Iose 81 n
tas state body. Kent eouasy cut 8
sorry hgure IS . political nenenity IN
the state convention and illustrated
anew the scriplural aphorism that "a
house divided against itself cannot
stand There's TO be gained Little
consolation IN explaining to one another
'ssnat mi ht have osen." or IN sxciaim-
ing, Il told you So" Kent county -
in the soup. vulgxriy speaking. clear
up 70 the neck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
soS xErUsIfoAS sUecEss.

During the preliminary CANVASS for
the gubernatorAi nomination, THz
HERALD opposed the candidacy Of John
T. Rich and gave It's reasons for dong
so. IL attend pied TO show his weak
nesses a. . candidate for the nomina-
ton anal II has no apologies to make to
anybody because 4 Vas radical and
vigorous ID utseraEcs. The convention
has decided that Mr. Rlcn shall be the
standard bearer TO lead tn republicans
On 10 victory, and 70 AID IA accomplish
ing that victory THE HERALD will lend
It's bes1 endeayor 10 show the strength
OF the party and toe weakness of the
opposi ton. THE HERALD has antIcIpat-
e. the charges that viii be made against
Mr.. Rich and the democratic organs
viii be compelled 70 exaggsFate and
comfort them beyond the eredulity OF
the most morbid and guIible in order
to carry conviction. 10 dong TINS
Tue HERALD has puactured every
democratic bubble and the organs wall
be unable To DO more than to weakly
reiterate what The HERALD has already
branded as false and untrue. From q
weak and dsfensvs campaign The
HERALD has tranformed the now open
log contest into . fair and honorable
struggle IN which republican principles
will be distinctly srrsyed against
democratic herssy and tradition and .
personal campaign viii be impossible.
The republican party 10 strong enough
In Michigan to force its way to victory
over every obstacle and under any
load. les principles are identified with
the progress and prosperity of the
country. Its ascendancy means good
government and contentmsnt for the
people. To permit personal disap-
pointment TO assert itself above party
fsalty would be TO imperil the triumph
Of republican principles and 20 delay
che restoration TO power Of the party
mat has made this country incompar-
ably the greatest on earth. The HER
AID 10 for republican success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
CAUSED A BIG KICK
Residents of Hall Street OBJ
ject to the
GRADE FOR THE NEW SEWER
The Commsttee on Streets WI Make
Personal Inspection OF the Street.
Council Committees.

The only council committee thai nao
business Of any Importance brought No.
fore it last night was the committee on
sewera About fifty residents ana TAX
payers ON Grsndvilie avenue appeared
before the committee TO discuss tie
matter OF laying 3 sewer in that thor
oughfAre between Fifth avenue ana
Hall street. Ii 10 proposed 70 run :
sewer from Hall street 70 Fifth avenue,
and in order TO do IL the street viii
have 70 be raised nesr Hall street, Nc
cessitating . large amount OF Milling at
the south end. Several OF the tax
payers object TO this At the present
time, stating that the sewer
"A not needed and that
if the grading is done nov. work on
paving the street will be delayed and
il will be some time before the street
car company can lay its tracks. Others
were equally ciamorous for the sewer
and the committee Was not prepared 70
make q recommendation. The farther
consideration of the subject was post
pOued until next Monday hight At the
regular meeting of the council. The
committee and the city surveyor VAL
make q personal examination OF the
territory affected today.
The committee on street expected TO
meet . representative OF . street syn
firm, but he didn't appear.
Now street Sweeper.
An agent for the Newlove Street
Sweeper mandatory Of Michigan City
was before the COMMITTEES and ex.
planned the construction and general
efficiency of his machine. It's claimed
the machine makes no dust rs il 10
confined within it and sweeping can be
done day or night without springlipR.
The machine will be on exhibition
before the council Monday night.
The chairman of the committee on
license Was absent, but the petition AK
ing that O. Donnell be granted . license
for the Boulevard saloon, On Cherry
street, was informally discussed, a.
was also the petition asking that Nate
Meeker's license be revoked. The
committee decided TO withhold its re-
ports until one week from next Monday
night.
Sometime ago the committee on poor
advertised for 1000 cords of wood and
the contract was let for $3.50 . cord
but no bond WAS furnished and before
the matter could be closed up the bid.
der concluded he could not furnish the
wood for that price and refused 70 close
the contract The next lowest bid
$l.90 q cord, Was then accepted. but
that bidder had also decided that be
did not want the contract 1T that price.
The committee will now readvertise fol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
must SUFFER- III.

One Of the moot deceiving errors in
to which radical prohibitionists fall 10
that all the money spent by a drunkard
tor drink 10 absolutely wasted. This
Is true so far a. It affects the individ-
ual but there its greatly ceases. The
rum traffic employs vaster army Of
men in the manufacture and sale Of
beverages than was necessary to crush
the late rebellion. From the farm to
the distillery and bar the number
directly and indirectly engaged in
the production of liquors and
beers is well-nigh innumerable
The drunkards' nickels and dimes 20
to pay this colossal army of producers
and therefore they IRE not lost. The
same dimes and nickels 60 to pay car
pentsrs and other workmen for build.
ing buildings for the manufacture and
sale of rum and for the homes of en-
ployer and employed. They 60 to buy
extensive tracts of land, railways and
machinery for brewing, dis.iiling and
Transporting. They 20 to pay for
handsome blocks and palatial saloons
wherein art finds . generous and many
times lavish patron. In all Its ramii-
cations the rum power is 90 strongly
intrenched that it, subjugation and ex-
tlngu,shment are among the impossi-
bilIties, and yet 1T exists only to damn
human souls. 1t has not redeeming
feature ~ . moral agency, nor a.
civIlizer and educator. Its associations
are vile and communicating. 1t robs
widows and plumbers orphans, and yet
IL pays more taxes into the national,
state and city treasures than all the
legitimate business institutions CON-
bined. 1t is an lnsuderable evil, but 1t
must be suffered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Lillian Rebekah Lodge.

Lillian Rebekah Degree lodge No.
1876, /. O. O. F. WAS instituted yesterday
afternoon At the hall of Imperial lodge
No. 527 l. o. o. F. corner East and
Sherman streets by special Deputy
initiate members. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. w. b.
Slower, N. G.; Mrs. Ed. Dempster, v.
g.; Mrs. s. II. Sweet, X. s.; Mra w.
A. Shaw. P. S.; Mrs. H. A. Hudson, P.
After the lodge was instituted and
officers elected the lodge adjourned
until evening to meet IN the
Odd Fellows hall tower block, where
the degree. Staff of Purity lodge No.
IA proceeded to give the work of the
degree to the cand dates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
WILL BE INCORPORATED.
The Masonic Association V IN Assured
Thing.

The Masonic Association y IN Assured
Thing.
A meeting of the masonic fraternity
WAS held last night in Grand River
lodge rooms for the purpose OF hear
ing the report OF the COMMITTEES ap-
pointed last week to solicit subscrip-
tons for stock in the Kent county
property TO be purchased for . temple
site. Tue committee reported that 1t
had met with desirable success, and
sufficient amount had been secured
TO make the undertaking q certainty.
1t Was decided to draw up
articles of association and perfect q
corporation under the laws OF tho state
50 that the property can be secured
legally. A committee for this purpose
Was appointed, consisting OF ex-J Judge
John w. Champlin. the Hon. Edwin r.
Uhl. George F. sinclair, John Rawson,
Charles n. Norton, j. D. Utely and l. b.
Matthewson. This committee will pre-
pare the articles of association and pre-
sent them at meeting TO be held next
Monday night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-22
Picnic at Reeds Lake.

Mrs. Thomas Strahau, Mrs. w. H.
Eastman, Mrs. w. II. Ross. Mrs. John
Strahap. Mrs. Champlin and about
twenty other women of Nj. Vernon
and Summer streets went 70 Reeds
lake yesterday afternoon for . picnic.
Their husbands went out to join them
at o'clock and helped them TO empty
their baskets of luncheon IN the cool of
the grove.