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The herald., 1893-08-10
MAOKAY OPERATED Upon.
Tho Bonanzs King Has verIform An
pendix Removed.

The Bonanzs King Has verIform An
pendix Removed
NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-An operation
was performed on John W. Mackay, the
millionaire Californian, yesterday, for
the removal of veriform appendix.
DR.. Charles McBurney performed the
operation. DR.. Arthur B. Townsend.
Mackay's physician. was also present.
Mackay's trouble was appendicitis, and
has nothing whatever to do with the
wound inflicted by crank in California.
The operation was 30 successful that to-
day Mackay was able to receive his
closest friends. There is no likelihood
OF any dangerous results. Mrs. Mack ay
is at present in England. and is fully in
formed as to her husbands condition.
The herald., 1893-08-10
CHARGES OF PERJURY.
officers OF tho Cordsge Trust in
nal Meshes OF the Law.

Officers OF tho Cordsge Trust in the
nnl Msshes OF the Law.
NEW YORK, Aug. 81. NJ. Waterbury,
f. M. Fulton, sr.. G. Weaver Loper and
\. P. Wall have been summoned by Po-
lice Justice Grady to answer charges OF
perjury in violation Of the statutes relat
ing to corporations. These parties were
officers and large stockholders of the
National Cordage company. Criminal
proceedings have been instituted by E.
B. Balch, stockholder of the com pany.
who charges that the financial statement
for the year beginning October, 1890,
which showed an earned dividend, and
WAS sworn to, was falsa. The charges OF
perjury followed.
The herald., 1893-08-10
Gold for Amarica.

LONDON, Aug. 9.-The sum of e495. 900
in gold was withdrawn from the Bank
OF England today for shipment to tbs
United States. The Bank of England ia
charging premium on eagles, and is
holding bar gold at higher rates. The
sum OF $3.50, 600 was shipped today for
New York on the North German LLOYD
steamer Lain and the White Star liner
Britannia.
The herald., 1893-08-10
Bicycle Races at Stockton.

STOCKTON, Aug. 9.-There will be a
field day in Stockton the 9th OF Septem-
Der, under the aucpices of the two ath-
letic associations here, and several
bicycle races are on the programme.
The local wheelmen's club could not
give bicycle meet under the rules of
the league of American wheelmen, as
the state meet is to be held at San Jose,
but the athletic associations are author
lied to give one race each.
The herald., 1893-08-10
The Conrad Roxa

CoRYDoN, Ind. Aug. 9.-Mark Hsr-
baugh has instituted peace warrant pro-
ceedings on the Conrad boys. The mar
shal OF this place started this morning
to arrest the ConradH. If the marshai
succeeds in capturing them they will
likely be taken from him and killed be-
fore they reach here.
The herald., 1893-08-10
Seeking a Dlvorce.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 0.-The Evening
POSTS special from Sioux Falls. S. D.,
says that Mrs. Matte Spencer, wife OF
DR.. John G. Spencer OF San Francisco is
in that city applying for divorce on
the grounds of desertion. Mrs. Spencer
is daughter Of DR.. r. H. Mcdonald of
the Pacific bank, and DR.. Spencer is a
son of Med onald's old partner. They
were married about II yearg ago.
The herald., 1893-08-10
ED M'COY CAUGHT.

The Noted Diamond Thief Captured
After a Long Chase.
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Atter chase OF
nearly 10 months the Pinkertons have
succeededin capturing Frank Shercliff,
alias "Kid' Burke, alias Ed Mccoy, the
desperado who assaulted and robbed w.
q. Pollock, New York diamond sales
man, of $1,000 worth of gems on the
Northwestern railway, near Sioux City.
Ia. last winter. The thief was captured
at Leadville, Colo. The detectives think
the prisoner has been concerned in dia-
mond robbsries in San Francisco in the
npat.
The herald., 1893-08-10
From PuviIism to PolItics.

BosToN, Aug. 9.-7Jos Lannan, the
boxer. announces that he is through
with pugilism. lie has entered into the
arena OF politics and ia candidate for
the common council from South Boston.
The herald., 1893-08-10
ARMOUR q CO. Buv GoId.

CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Armor & 90. todav
bought $500 900 gold in Europe for i'm
portation. 1t is said to be the fret pur-
chase of the kind by purely CONNER
cial house. The com pany Contemplated
further purchases. The move ia said to
be in the interest of relieving the finan-
cial stringency.
The herald., 1893-08-10
False Pretense es.

READING, Pa, Aug. 9.-Col. A. Har-
vey Tyson of Governor Pattison's staff
was arrested today on q charge OF false
pretenees preferred by Henry d. Pax
son OF Philadelphia. The amount was
100000. He gave bail.
The herald., 1893-08-10
Suspended Pensions.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 9.-Upon inquiry
at the pension Office it is learned that
up to date there have been 6472 pen
sions suspended which were granted
under the act of June 81, 1890.
the average being 40 daily. A large
portion of these eases, it is said, were
suspended pending medical examina-
tion.
The herald., 1893-08-10
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

MARSHALL, Texas, Aug. 9.-By the
explosion of a boiler this morning.
Tommy Hall, Henry Smalley and Gus
Saunders were killed and Joe Bright
and Joe Walman badly scalded.
The herald., 1893-08-10
Jealousy nnd Drink.

New YoRK, Aug 9.-Maddened with
Jealousy and drink, John H. Meister, a
wealthy boss baker. shot and killed his
wife, then hanged himself this morning.
The herald., 1893-08-10

For eunburn and freckles use only
ferfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by A. E. Littleboy, druggist.
Sll South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-08-10

The worlds fair will cause a rush.
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz, fine tailoring, 1l2
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-08-10
BEATEN BY sErHUNE.

Tom Morris Defeated In a Foot Race at
Fulton, Ill.
LYONS, Iowa, Aug. 9.--At Fulton, ILL.,,
Harry Bethune beat T. G. Morris in a
l00-yards' foot race by yard and a
half; time, 9A seconds. Bethune chal-
lenges the United States for any sum up
to $4,000.
The herald., 1893-08-10

Ladies' hats cleaned, dyed, reshaped
and trimmed. California Straw Works.
zo4 South Main street. opposite Third.
The herald., 1893-08-10
CHAS. VICTOR HALL TRACT.

Large hone me villa lot, for ssle in the Southwest
terey Pines, GravIlla,, Peppers, the new q Gunr -
OF AIgisrs and Magnolias, etc, which viii e,ve wa
PARK like effect 10 six miles OF streets ~
are 50x150 to 14-foot alleys Lo's
30 tR INSIDE LOTS; $40 per month IN,
oone-half Is paid, or one thiro cash and baIspca
IN nye years or II you build you can have i've ive
ohice. 223 West First street. IL TAX syy, W
The herald., 1893-08-10
Paul second. vitello third; best time
AQUATIC SPORT.

Glass 2:l5 trot--Pixley won, Azote
second, Pamlico third best time 2:l11a.
The herald., 1893-08-10

Twisted silk banjo strings, the best.
Fltzgerald's, Spring and Franklin sts,
The herald., 1893-08-10

HE WANTS 1T TOO.
A COMPLAINT IN INTERVIEW
TION FILED IN THE CITY BANK
CASE YESTERDAY THAT MAY
NOT BE PLEASANT TO ALL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

ftwii be difficult matter 20 decide
the questions 81 law arising out OF the
LeCiesr. Ayefiu episode: but over the
question ofright there Will De no dis.
agreement whatever. That Mr.. Whitney
acted from motisss OF honest- IS per-
fectly clear. lie could no. protect his
ward from the evil designs OF IeCieer
by process OF law. and. having been
placed IN the position Of a father 10
her. ne did not hesitate TO employ the
most effective remedy 10 check her
headlong rush ;oruin. Perhaps he nigh.
hkve employed persons not specially
ss1rr 20 preserve the peace. showing
taereby greater respect 10 the laws;
but tie officers IL no. presume u act
within 10 scoops OF their authority as
such, but chAsi.ssd Le Clear az com
mon American citizens. For the as
saul they vii o. duly punished and
the lsv AZ 20 such offences viii be vim
4 ,4tst. Snli tbs example IS no, one
To % emulssei by the general public
Nor. IN sHe heat Q. general condemna-
ton Of IL Clszs. sooult the woman be-
hsld entirely tlsmeless. When sbe
learn sHk. Ls Gear WAS married her
duty A. woman was % relel hi, al
vxnrss. Had sne doas 80 lie Csea:
World have escaped the msr.ted
troracinx he received yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Hi AND MSS RREvIIES

In estimating MIR. Kilgore's qualifi-
cations for the Mexican mission, IL will
be unnecessary To inquire whether he
would be free from what has on one
or two occasions proven an obstacle To
the poise of American diplomacy at
the Mexican capital. We mean, of
course, the kick of pulque IN = rareiied
atmosphere. There could be no fears
for Mr.. kilgore on this score. lie
comes from Texas. and he IL somewhat
of kicker himself.-New York sun.
Another way OF vindicating Briggs is
this: The sixty-six who voted for him
represent 10 ,963 communicates, whose
annual contributions amount TO $685.
ole. while the forty-five who voted
against represent only 10,222 commu-
nicants, whose annual contributions
amount TO $il6,336. Briggs had no.
only tue majority of votes. but CT q pie
ty and charity on his sice.-Plttsburg
Times.
Petsr Jackson. the eminent colored
pugilist. - about 10 make mis- stage de-
but as the hero of "Uacle Toms
Cabin" Would II not be well for him
TO secure the services of John l.. Sulli-
van for the role OF Little Eva?-Chi.
cago Post.
Could there be . more conclusive OBJ
lect lesson on the folly OF keeping q
party IN power q year after it has been
voted down by the people than II af.
forded by the attitude Of the republl-
cans at Washington,-New York World.
President Harrison has done a good
thing in including the weather bureau
employees under the reform rules.
There ought to be no infusion Of poll.
tics IN the weather. Boston Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
ALLEGED 10 az SUNNY

What makes the bicycle popular with
many. r ch or poor, - that after trying
% ride one they feel they are better
observation-disclosures Tines.
Mr.. \. r.. verylste Have you ceased
To care tor me. Adeleg | came carrier
this afternoon, aud you do not even
look glad 10 see ne. Miss ADELE sar-
tssu Indeed, am glad tn see You,
But this - my hour FOR resiing my fea-
lures fToai al expression. Vogue.
House hunter--And how about the
ne gatorbooj' health IL therr any
lever and sguo here Agent-Fever
snd sue, Well. lets see. Just what
- tnsf-IIafper's Bazaar.
WHAT killed Tgnely--overuor
'No. oveFpisy IL wore hirnsaif out
ptac,ieiag on tne piano. ''-Buiialo Ex-
priest
Goa = 40 scaTce 81 Fort Scott that
several colerfd ciiizans 81 that plsse
have recently teen arrested for steal.
INK sc. -kAnsa. Clty star.
Hs--Nonaen nave ms reason.
-Hs Yes. ther hsve.
H,-iiaw 80 YEA kaov7
eae-8tcau.s ! 40 Puck.
Whenever a Hias IN kno~s "a
beat tss bss- 8taas. ztss - ae~ ;swa
De sompit.ns ti-st TIE niscs . net
fauslcsl. - tighsssn fsssls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Bismarck told an interviewer re-
Gently that all he now cares for 10 to
remain a. home with his family. He
rarely visits Berlin because he has no
house there aud he disllkes the un-
familiar beds and hotel accommoda-
lions.
Edward Murphy, Jr.. who will sue
coed Mr.. Hiscock in the United States
senate. 10 a victim of sciatica.
Al the age of ~ Jonathan Mcclure
Is acting type IN the office OF the Mad
ison. Ind. Courier, where he has been
similarly engaged aimee 1899.
Besides berg . good bicycle rider,
the Prince of Wales Is thoroughly at
home on skates, and mas had much en-
loynent this winter on the lake at san
bingham palace.
Ex-Pres'dent Hayes had n desk and
bookcase arranged ia one Of ms bath
rooms. 81 that ne mignt take refuge
from visitors when fard pressed.
Governor Hogg OF Texas. IN bs an
nusi message. says ''ths practice OF
carrying concealed aud deadly weapon.
marks tie uumaniy spirit and coward
Ice o. those who indulge IN Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

ff ne worlds far shall be opened Oh
Sundays y Vii De without the sp-
psoTsl ot congress. for :hs, d.rt.n.
gui.hed body u indrxltiy opposed .
80 resolutions aow before q with skzt
object II view. So Tar az The 1urisdlc-
ton g eoox-ess extends over this sub
iscs g sconiirsd 10 the condition upon
zach toe e. 500 900 a souvenir hslf
dollars "a. appropF assd to al tie
Fvo,ect it a not clear that tais
condition = constitutional. II - csf-
ts.niy ia confirmation ~ tns article
Erantnz rixous iiserty 10 f1s pacple.
II = eonsaefatte portion Of the people
ot.etve say ot4sr dsy than sunday a.
Iosi'. dsy 4 - an uawssrsniable H.
terfsrencs with their rights Of con
sisncs for congress 70 prescribe arr
day a. dsy ~ religious ohssrvsurs
Win AL tie arguments IN snpport Of
an open susday arrayed against TIE
fsw 10 favor II closed Susdsy. q
= surprising thst the congress
e""NttA - AtT+A - t"@
sor e rarsl. Nearly essry
fheeio9lsn of prom .nenee N iais soun
tsy = oatsr <spiy 10 favor Of ousaln<
~ xs'es ca eunasy ,. wil eve he
peer wcrs rgfe~a n Chlcaxo snd TIE
pocr~r visitors % ths far from ether
riilss a. epFerianify - zee and hssr
weat Vii - trntsi tasrs on ether
dsva The sew hszets ed BY Qusy sod
CO.. f,nctt =. shepherd ought nes 70
- pernsttsd - carry Their sxtr~n-
ssths lsrisn beresy - 81 extreaie 70
- njrry ard diapfons ment of
sheusaas q Eoed to' peer rersors.
TIE prof 49, re pgrn dsnaad taat
fae rst-s snsIi - orened en- Sunday
~ spsts ef tas hesiaty Of congress-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
GRAND RAPIDS DATES.
The Rs ees VIII oseus From August ? 10
IL, Inclusive.

IL, Inclusive
CHICAGO. Jan. 25.-ArrAngements
were completed today which insure TO
Chicago the greatest trotting meeting
ever held ia America and makes the
western circuit. of which Chicago 10 =
member, the strongest circuit ever or
gaaized. The dates for Chicago as
originally announced were from
August IA 10 September IS, but owing
% some arrangements which the
Washington Park club has made With
the worlds tar. the Northwestern
Breeders were not able 10 secure tho
grounds for those dates. aud . meeting
was held today at the Victoria hotel OF
all the secretaries Of the western cir
cult for the purpose OF rearranging
their dates and harmonixlng the con-
ticting interests.
Indianapolis was opposed 10 giving
up her week TO Chicago, because OF the
twenty-seventh national encampment
Of the Grand Army which occurs there
ut the same time. Fort Wayne Was OPP
posed TO a change, because their stakes
close on February l and there was not
sufficient time 10 advertise . change OF
dates After much wrangling. Chi
cago and indianapolis agreed TO disa-
gree and the meeting at indianapolis
will occur during the first week Of the
Chicago meeting. Fort Wayne taking
the week OF August IA to August ~
and following the meeting Al Grand
Rapids.
The dates ~ finally agreed upon are
as follows: sturgis, Mich.. July 81 TO
August 5: Grand Rapids, Mich, August
to IL; Fort Wayne, Ind, August IA
to 10; Independence, Ia, August 81 TO
September .; Columbus, o., August 81
TO &c; Columbus, Ind, August % to
September 2; indianapolis. Ind. Sep
tember 4 TO $; Mason City. Ia, septem-
Der TO o.; Chicago. September to 10;
st. Joseph, Mo-, September Is to %;
Terre Hsuts, Ind. September % to 30;
Evansville, Ind, October . to 7; Nasn
vile. Tenn. October 10 To 2S.
No change was made in any of the
rules made al the last meeting Of the
circuit and the rules governing en-
trance fees, ETC., remain the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Having sHxxeaed 10 a realization az
tie fact that none will suffer bat
themselves hy their refusal 70 EXHIBIT
~ shs worlds fair. the fural.nre max
ara have decided 10 renew negotiations
for space. with the ultimate purpose 20
make tho most OF q. To decline 20
take part n this great enterprise vonld
be "a eoufess ta4t Grand Rapids Il not
tas worlds center OF furniture MANI
facsare. While tbs city = indisput-
ably tao most important, furniture
market. i i not b any means The only
one. Fnrnitare . made Ia other
e.res pesldFs Grant Rapids Thoss
cites have been Assigned space
and nearly ali OF them have accepted.
1bo erhstat OF furniture will cover u
large area-iargef tnan 9 gwen 70 any
~.Aes one domestic manGfActnre of The
same c4ss Fors,gn furniture vii b.
exh.bltr1. TOO. ST. further extending
The show In the ssslgnmens Of space
Grand Rapids nas Jared quite ss well
- Other Ct,ttT~ft = stid even DcttrIs
peshAsss Il ought - have TIE tes; space
sn toe baaalng. Many other cities
vii think the same fhsng Of tnena-
selves. II tie roion that our turni-
turr factor - are no. the only ones m
tie wosli shall taxe the place OF the
errunsoas .dca n0w entertained mat
Ne hare no. Aad . FAR deal, Il . more
than likely shst satisfactory adjust.
meni Of al differences as to space will
tie reached. Tn. wi! De sensible oIt-
rome 70 the unpleasant. complications
DOW operating 10 our discredit- IL Will
be b>ttef 10 reconsider al untEiencly
action 10 take the subject again IA
hsnd 40 as 10 give our furniture cred
table display ia Jackson park dur
Tux the worlds far.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Is Scotland, at least, the man tina,
sings the nations songs is held greater
than ne that makes the LAVE Yester-
day was Rober. Burns birthday, and
wherever two or three OF Scoua's sons
and daughters were gathered together
they united IN paying tribute to the
grea. lyric genius whose songs are the
hymns of q people and whose verses
burn with patriotism that watts its
esshrining incense about the humble
subject. of mis- cong. Last evening the
Burns club added It's quota Of praise
20 the ploughboy poe, who consecrated
and haliowed the simple. honest life OF
Scotland's peasantry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
LONGEVITY OF BRAIN WORRIES.

Now that so many women are adopt
ing various forms of intellectual labor
rs q means of livelihood it may not be
without interest TO consider tue result
of severe braln-work on the duration
Of life. Very satisfactory differences IN
regard TO this matter may be drawn
from the address delivered by Lord
Kelvin at the last anniversary
meeting of the Royal society. HIS
lordship gave list of the number OF
fellows who had died since the last An
nual meeting. These were thirty-two
in number. including five foreign mem-
bers, and the deaths we're unusually
numerous. or, as Lord Kelvin said,
fadly great number. OF course, II Is
hardly necessary to say there were no
womea among them, a. ladies are not
vet admitted TO fellowship OF the Royal
society. OF these thirty-two diseased
fellows, the ages of thirty were given
by his lordship; two only were under
80. Both Of these were foreign men,
bers. On the other hand, two
had reached the age Of 80
namely, Sir George b. Airy
and Sir Francis c. Knowles. The
average length of life of the thirty,
wiz WCkt AL btteut1t0 W W HibHty
distinguished in science or literature,
was upwards of seventy-four years,
very satisfactory proof that even the
highest intellectual labors are not in
compatible with extreme longevity.
The whole Of these gentlemen bad, on
the average long passed the three score
and ten years usually regarded as the
length of mans life. As the average
life of women 10 longer than that OF
men, there IS no knowing TO what age
they will survive when they more gen.
orally adopt scientific and literary &C.
cupations, and become Fellows OF the
loyal. as they are now OF other learned
soeieties. Ii - true they are not yet
eligible, bu: TO paraphrase the words Of
the late Or. Charles Macksy, We may
say:
There IL good time coming. grls,
Only wait . little longer"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

JERSEY Cry. y. j.. Jan. PA FIRE
broke out IN the cellar of a tenement
house ut 70. sos Grove street, this city,
this evening. The flames Ate their
way up the stairs to n drug store, and
thence through the hallway cutting off
the escape OF the families. Those on
the second and third floors were res
cued by the firsmeD. They could not
reach the fourth floor. however, IN
which lived Matthew Bilgh, the owner
Of the building, bis vile and three
children. Biigh jumped from q win.
dow. HIS Lex Was br ken and he wss
internally injured and will probably
die. Mrs. Biigh and the children were
rescued. All were burned and the
youngest enid, aged 6, will probably
die. The Gre u supposed TO have been
lnceud.ary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

evening gown Of lime-green crimped
crepon. the skirt with q cascade ruche
OF alternate crepe and velvet, the latter
in . moss shade with light tints. The
ok IT had only the very slightest gath
ers NJ the waist in front. but was closely
gathered at the back and the sidts
plain. At either side were three stripes
Of ribbon velvet about one and hall
inches wide, which descended from the
vast until they nearly met the rucne
anc there finished with bows and ends.
Tho bodice. cut in . rather low square,
waa entirely Of velvet, finished with .
plan band OF velvet and an old
fashioned buckle of silver and pearl.
Elbow sleeves OF the lime-green crepon.
tinished with = frill and drawn In by q
velvet band. completed . stylish gown,
which may DO carried out IN inexpen-
ave materials.
For . dressler gown, or L might
rather cay, . handsomer one. since the
first - exceedingly dressy, OF q combi-
nation OF surah or nerve and velvet
would not be very expensive; and pale
peach mixed with petunia, or deep
purple or shell-pInk and olive, or
shrimp-pink with either brown or
erenat would be good selections OF
tu.Ora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
roR AND Asour WOMEN.


Tocsy's n.esnrs sbous stylish toilet
Of light green efepons trimmed sith
narrow esnis Of lace aud = tiny faehe
OF silk Of the same color. ils soks
and bostsm Of TIE esvas are OF white
cloth aud are embroidered IA green
SIX 10 nsrmonzs vita the material.
fnis dresseaa be s,rnpIifet ty omiiling
tho ace and ruehsnE. bot even ~ u u
u eonla - sora by quite . young girl
fnsnloa permits arrange eonifasS.
and every nov aud again she hiss back
70 tome old style which IN sss DAY has
been worn % absolute taftera Many
years sGo We wore velvet podlces OF
contrasting color, or in . ceeprf TN;
than the elk or woolen skirt. "aa tins
10 now oas Of the leading sty Zee Tor
either day or evening wear. AZ Hue
trating tais fashloa ! may mention Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
sIAIe pass SENTIMENT.

The heat snosn by the French gov
eminent over the Egyptian affair - not
. hopeful s.gn Tor tne friends OF the
republic. 1t Indicates cesire 10 divert
popular attention from the Panama
scandsi 10 . foreign quarrel which "a
sure - end without open hostilIt.es---
Detrcat Free Press.
A western judge finds the Chinese
exclusion act unconstitutional. But
stiil taat Junk" with it, seventeen
excluded Ce!esiisls, And their body
guard Of seventeen deputies. keep
plowlng tie way toward the Pac!fo
ocean. Port Huron Times
Whatever else may DO said Of Carl
Schurx ne had the good taste not 10 IN
truds himself 1t the funeral Of ex-
President Hayes, IN whose cabinet he
served aud whose memory his recent
actions and uttcrances insult.
Tnbuns.
Tue ccal barons seem 20 have put q
corner on the weather bureau. Ii IL
high time that Uncle Jerry Rusk was
fired lie must have been thought"
by the cruel coal combine. Menominee
Democrat.
The legislature adjourned on Satur-
day until Monday. January so. The
funny farcical fraud called the ''junket.
ing act" Tnis 10 amply doing nothing
with great dsllberation.--Cedar Springs
Clipper.
The republicans are beginning the
work OF shortening tho sesslon 10y tax.
ing = ten days lay oh.-Port Huron
Herald.
Henry Watterson seems to have
quoted down observation-disclosures
Telegraph.
Grover is significantly silent on tbe
silver question.-ssginAw Courier Her.
aid.