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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

There will Re an Effort made 20 fore
stail The passage n the irsuiicA biii
for he TAXATION II church. ednca;i'nal
an charitable Institutions. Such an
efr' r. siii be largely xrst4sous Ger the
bill stands very rfor ciAnce g ever
Cutting sus - the hands q the commit
tee - which Il was referred
Il = unnecessary 81 discu=~ the eh-
stfset Features ~ tho bill. In b,ief Il
would tax Donations. gifts and hequesss.
msre rot i,r personal gam nor ssgran.
dizpnent. tst PRIMARILY fcr ne public
Soo.i. a vail uiaht ne legislature say
~ The philanthrppsst. = pm givs = the
peer. yvu mu=s pay shs state 'ss OF
each specific gift TIE hs.l woold niaxs
,nrrstes and minrs - erery nan -
wko~e heart a~rils the milk = human
sinlinee&
Perhaps such law ecuId be i0s'id
.kin IN states sherechurth corporations
.eaaife and rcsse=s property fs'r >ora.
sasr-slsl purposes. ske Irinlts chursh n
Sev York. bus n Michigan se hsve n
-ssh sr.sna6nn and there - EkelF -
- rnn-. Tbe churches II Ar'hiEr'
represent re vrlsntsry contributions 81
general taxpayers Thsir existri'fe e.
s..r .xi~tpnrr nesth~r siis :, nor takes
fsn,n a. rslar 4 other proTrrfT, EXCEPT
=. .r.or.i..r nske~ better snd nirrs ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

There is a b.ll before the legislature
providing for the death penalty for
lnpr,sereTs. The measure II conserSa
tive one. requiring that the guilt u the
offender shall he proved besond reason
able doubt. and that the existence u a
prenseIltatsd design must be shown.
The great frequency Of silfni muir
ders ia this state has made Il apparent
that our present system is inefficient 10
repress the crime and deter the crlmi-
nal The persons who have insisted
that life Imprisonment is adequate pun
ishnent are being gradually convinced
10 the contrary. A healthier sentiment
on this subject is to be observed. and II
is believed that the pending measure
will meet general approval.
To give the convicted felon chance
10 remove every last doubt Of his limo
cence. the bill provides that after SEN
tence Of death shall be pronounced he
shall be confined in prison FOR term 0.
three years. Then il the evidence o!
guilt remain mistaken. the wretch shall
be hung by the neck until he is dead.
This provision. intended 10 tie hu.
maze. viii inspire hope in the mind Of
the innocent. but in the mind Of the
guilty who can picture the exquisite
torture of three long years prepare
ton for the gallowss BY all means LET
this bill find its way to the statute book
post haste.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

"a theory IL would stili further multi
Ply the evils a indisefinlnate taxation.
he tread u sconomies = toward sim
lllieafio1 Il ms tax system livery
sliiar imf.,~@d % TIE work II human
inlzl.z anl hands Is tie On enteFpriss
4nd industry. Instead a fostering and
encouraging industry cal tariff. cur sss'
rssn. u tazarioa rol-s labos a ~ Fight
s.,1s feesris Anl oppres~es The ambi
tsoas purposes Il tie people. The tinas
vii eoa.s when t&xztloa will resolve i.
self 10 fixed and transferable levy on
lad alone. There il not a CHURCH on
charitable institution n Michigan which
i not the product u human generosity
and human ingenuity. To tax such .
product would be Al outrage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
RISE UP AGAINST IT
Local Churches Protest Against
the GreuIich Bill
OPPOSE CHURCH TAXATION
\ Petition or Remembrance Printed
aad I;eady Tor Circulation Among
the General Public.

Steps have been taken by leading
iaembers 81 local christian denonlina-
tons u protest against the Gfeullch bill
TOW before the state legislature pro-
Wiling Cor the taxation u churches. eiu
c4tional and chariial 10 institutions. 4
lsetltlon II remonssnance has been
printed for circulation among citizens
without regard to char;h aflliation. and
this week eopiese Of il viii h. distributed.
No action viii be taken IN the matter
until after Bishop Gillespie reads his
PAPER on Church Taxation before the
pastors conference Monday afternoon.
The conferences will be Consulted about
the matter. and il lis members express
themselves In favor of circulating the
circumstances II will be started at once
Following is copy OF the petition as IT
has been drawn:
To the Honorable Members of the Senate
and House II Representatives OF the
State Of Michigan:
We, the undersigned citizens OF this
commonwealth. proud Of the fair name
II our state. petition your honorable
body 10 make no change in existing laws
whereby churches, educational and
charitable institutions are exempt from
taxation; because the taxation Of such
property is contrary to the practice Of
all civilized countries, out OF harmony
with the generous spirit OF our free
institutions. and opposed to enlightened
public policy.
Such legislation would tax the grand
est moral power ON earth; for the
churches, educational and charitable in
situations correct more abuses, reform
more criminals: raise the standard oil
morality. honesty and integrity higher
accomplish more Tor the good of society
than all the prisons. asylums. police
systems and courts Of law. which you sc
willingly support at the expense OF the
state. These institutions, by enlighten
ing the intelligence, molding the heart
intoxicating sound principles proposing
powerful motives for right conduct anc
encouraging private beneticence, save
the state millions Of dollars.
The proposed legislation would ia,
religion and the worship OF God; tax III,
spirit OF charity. and the diffusion o
knowledge; tax human misery, weakness
and misfortune; tax the deyotedness ane
self sacrifice OF those who wish to hell
their fellow men. 1t would put religion
on the same plane as commerce.; put q
premium on infidelity and unbelief; pu,
those who vote for the measure OF
record as the enemies of religion, Chart,
and enlightenment.
For these and many other valit
reasons we are opposed to taxing church
property. educational and charitable in
| situations.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
PROFITS CHOOSE DELEGATES
To the City Convention a. Ne Held
March II.

Notwithstanding tho state = TIE
weather the attendance az the mass
caucus held BY the prohitl'ionis,s - The
city IN Good Tcmplzrr hall last night
was good The Rev. ". l. cosxhalI pre-
sit!ed and Peter Reyndcfs acfc1 - SC.
rotary. The election II delegates Was
preceded by the following program
Violin solo. Henrietta koeio,s: vocal
ec.o. Miss Roro Walsh. address. q. =.
Linderman: violin duet. Flora and Hen-
rietia Roelofs
Delegates were appointed az follows;
First Nard.-Nalfer kcpne,iy. VII.
lam Ecker. James +. Ames. Henry Van
Dyke. &. Xandemere.
Second Ward J. X. Johnston. G ~
Newell. c. p. Benedict. Il. 4 B.uend1en.
DIR. NJ. yeenboer.
Third Ward b. r. Nelson. {. :.
Weathcrly. G. Il. Poster, William {.
Sheperd. +. X. Thompson.
Fourth Ward A. r. Brooks. the Rev.
W. J. Russell. O. ". Petit. n. II walkef.
T.. H. Stafford.
Fifth Ward W. A. FRYE. J. II. Tatan.
+. c. Messer. r. l.. Briggs. Harry Van.
derscen.
Sixth ward-Elias sasies. J. y.
Spragne. Alton johnson. Rev. J. ".
Poot. A. &. Fru~t-
Seventh Ward Charles Thoma. A. A.
Manning. A. W. Pratt. II. W. Bean. &.
Olesen
Eighth ward-D. c. Dupee. James
Molder. Frank H. wertheriy. X Button,
". T.. Scott
Ninth Ward c. ". Fellows. George
w. Rulman. the Rev W l. Davidson
the Rev. X. ". Van Kirk. Charsns Bal
come.
Tenth Ward II. G. Palmer, W. "
Smith. George W. Osborn. the Rev. j.
T.. Smith. &. u. Osborn.
Eleventh Ward-George Rocloffs. p. N
Richens. Richard Pickett. Albert Dodge
III. h. Whitmcr.
Twelfth Ward The Rev. y. Snashall
the Rev :. L. Hamilton. T.. w. Heih. a.
Webster. II. Van Antwerp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The squadron which Russia is 20 send
70 our naval parade will call at Cher
bourg or Brest as a compliment 10 the
french government. and tho ships are
also 10 visit the duke Of Edinburgh at
Davenport. The squadron viii be really
commanded by Admiral karnadot. but
II u 10 be nominally under the com
mand II Grand Duke Alexis. lord high
admiral 81 RUSSIA: and among the oil
GERS viii be Grand Duke Alexander
Iichaeloyitch. who is betrothcd to
e.rand duchess Xcnic. eldest daughter
OF the ear.
6ordon Mckay. who has announced
ms intention II leaving the great fortune
winch his shoe machines have brought
him 70 Harvard university. is said, while
mscfinlsi IN the employ u the Boston
I" Maine Railroad company. tn hayeonce
estimated before It's construction. within
ten poundsof what locomotive weighed
when completed and with coal. water
and men on beard.
Peary will have a rival In arctic ex-
piorat,pn tins coming summer IN Fred
M % ffanz Joseph Land ard who
tbiusf he will there have land up 10 the
r'tn paraiiel ~ latitude. possibly
further. Thence be proposes 20 proceed
IN dog siesices.
VI fso<iefroy Csvaignac. who has re-
emily fiscn into prominence in the
freneh chamber = deputies through a
speech ca the Panama scandal. j. r.
esfve'l esntioos AMI even unpopular
sort e nan. Lake President Camel be
u a civil engineer b IFsfeesioa.
August tnaa. TIE yonna Danish CON.
roser, who has feen haesnx a brilliant
success m ktflin. - flse 80 = shoe
maker snu uss hin4self bfo1eht " -
The hsnsh. he has pro<seeel several
war<s
Senator Smith - New 1s-spy i resriv
ser~n feet high ansi his ersy asif - =
fftine erorn - fhe god nafurcd faee
f-rx.ezfh III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

noi<; uais sofia Il his y emphzs'cd'y
ihe place y hops. Carlyle.
Fortune Is ever seen accompanying
Industry. and - a off@n irandsing .
@hosioarfos a iol.ing In . coach aud
az. boldsNit1
My precspt 10 al Who build Is that
the owner should &c al ornament % the
house and not the house 10 ihe o~ner.--
cicero.
Faith doth not lie dead In the breast.
but Is lovely aud fruitful Ia bringing
forth good ~ofks.-tranmer.
have always BEEN quarter Of an
hour before ny tlfas and il has made =
man II me.-Lord >eison-
The lust a. gold. unfeeiing and re
inorseless. the last corruption u degen-
crate man. johnson.
Vanity. thou constant deceiver, how
10 ali thy Efforts 10 exait serve but 10
sink U.s. Goldsmith.
Negligence is the rust a. the soul that
rorrodes through all her best resolutions.
r Eeltham.
When ~ destroy an old prejudice
We have need 81 = new ssrtue.- Nine. de
Stael.
Vanity is the quicksand Of reason
Georges Sand.
In idleness there Is perpetual despair.
--Carlyie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Waiter tmysteriouslyD Send for de-
tective, quick!
Head Waitcr-What's upy
See that woman over there! She's a
man in disguise"
"Phew! How dye know!"
"She ordered a regular square meal an
gave me tip."-New York Weekly.
Mrs. Flynn-Oi hear yer daughter
Rosie do be foinc dancer. Mrs Multi.
gan
Mrs. MuIligan-Indade, Mrs. Flynn.
yez heard the truth. Shurc. the neigh
bors come from miles around 10 see me
Rosie do the turpentine dance.-Harvard
Lampoon.
Kindly Old Gent-Well. my little man.
what would you like TO be when you
grow up?
Little Man-rd like to be a nice old
gentleman like you. with notkip' to do
but walk around and ask questions
Street i Smiths Good News.
ST. Peter-H'm, you can't come in
here.
Reporter-GuessI can. Shows badge.)
St. Peter-Not on that. That lets you
inside the fire lines. This is the other
Brooklyn Life.
1t is little discouraging 10 a man 10
carry a yowling, equalling baby around
for half night. then SIT down and re-
feet that "of such is the kingdom of
heaven. "-C Cleveland Plaindcaler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Whatever may have been the motives
q the persons responsible for tho over.
fhrow n the Hawaiian government and
xho male haste % ask FOR temporary
United States proieetorats. the gravity
a he questions involved in the proposal
n annexation will command the Utmost
caution bsfore a decisive treaty shall be
negotiated.
The withdrawal from the senate 81
the proposed treaty with repressn
tatiSes q the provisional government q
Hawaii. b President Cleveland is a
natural sequence u the somewhat hsssty
and exeitesl actinns incident toits original
PREPARATION. The Accession of that re
nint, ISLAND May be desirable 10 givs this
government valuable strategic point Ia
The Pacific. bat i. il not - desirable that
" can afford % assume responsibility
for the settlement u It's internal dis
sensians without first learning the ex
tent and nature u our obligations
When me subject was first brought 20
public notice THE HkEALD demurred
from the ciamor foe immediate annexa-
lion. Subsequent events have fully con
rirnsed the conviction that Hawaii IL IN
Enifely more valuable To tn, United
States as a neutral monarchy or republic
than as dependency. la case Of war
requiring the Interference Of the navy
Hawai-, would aford US no other ad-
vantage than a. mere coaling station II
the nasies Of other countries were strong
enough 10 whip us without il. they Ger
tainly would Re strong enough 10 take il
from Va. If neutral Il would afford a
refuge. that would be- closed II it we're
captured Ia the present advanced
armament II the navy We need no such
advantage.
As commercial and political pos
session the value Il the island is In no
way commensurate with the expense its
enlightened government would entail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

money from ths government un"ef pre-
tessss that are falss AID unpzrriofle.
None appreciate this condition OF
affairs more than the old soldiers them
selves. The Grand Array boys viii take
. ira stana ia the matter. The nan
Who accepts . pension that he does not
need ,zlll 10 snasie 10 feel that Is 10 pros
tltutiag his PATRIOTISM is'f few raltFs
dollars. Then The veterans thzt deserve
government assistance viii get IL. and T.
receive pension all be al honor and a
distinction instead II a feproacn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

To the high and mighty Capac of the
Ottawae. the Chieffain. who has
lodges at Grand Haven. collects wan

To the high and mighty Cap9c 81 the
Ottawas. the Chieftain. who has
lodges at Grand Haven. collects wan
pun for the nation:
We send greeting. we send counsel.
Counsel which Nc gct from visions
The Great spirit showed unto us.
With an order that We send II
To the tall aud swathy tapsc.
Telling him 10 take his long how.
Take hi- CULVER and his arrows.
Don his war paint and hi- fea'hern
And with toinahswk anu scalp knifo
Journey eastward from his wicwan
To the city Of Grand Rapids.
There you'll find hand 81 warriou
Who have lately held a ghozs-dance.
Held it Ia mighty xigsam IN the city Of
Detroit.
They il was who tried with ''wsh. wsh''
To make fail tho mighty Cafac.
Tried o. frirhfen him vifh war crice.
To srftarrae- aud chacfin hlm
Ia the pow ssow lately hoiden in the Getty
Of the Straits.
Then they made tho night most hifieous
With their faar dance and their ~hooping-.
Fen disturbed The suathy tagnc
And aroused him from his SUMMERS.
Made him 5osn their tois'efosls revel.
kers him vita them until morning.
When ron find them. mighty ckieffain.
II i then the Spirit bids you
Take rfveure for al their actions
Aimed against the gallant safacs
Mate them vhpop frofn ether motive
Than the nua which iass aroused them.
Take the el.eice~t 81 yoar srsovs
Those with shafts Hnc tig~ mod perfect.
Tna@e h<ss poi~sa ard fne<s festbers-d
Sc your hox i well ia order.
Keen your sralrine knife ard Ratchet.
Then rake var uf-ou tfse vanaais.
10 nas r,i*r. DO rot sTsre them:
Wlfh thesr ssalp lr,cs- fH roar grille:
Rslr1 their sss.rss. st<szi fhssr por.z>
SaIale< f,fanke<s. arms. ftcsi<iurs.
Rat shsssl8 Ffty ossrroroe yon
Fer tAe frssss1aere = hrisAed.
<isoala gea sessl = 49, - sssre one
Frasn iissf fssoflef mob - hoyrslazns
Ift<n 'tNf<e 3e'I - ssssrf tse yfssnz -
H vita ,ahf fs5r zna g~~sr xIsife,.
he 40 raars thf zye> - 9ias-r<
Ard aas< ssrftss ~oyt fsF cosasn tees
T. n .zzfe hossse acen - Ianssa9.
PIT f.e othfft. Hs frps. f<r5.A
Tfat ffs.st- rr.t,< rszf ter rs-<slf.i o.
fte~ lsses rishx tkseir rserro-y
Tees = WI No. 81 - sro4ksx
sta fAe Drn<s's crest rssn~
- o><i<s - the Srtr5f.
= l. y. >pe1sa. Seri>p.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12


the rirsr k.z not s.rokeA yet Il fie4ss
on tte susfAoe Il tiss ~@irr ana knei~
Eeftins ei<scf - me t,p ~ The Banks al
Tie tlase. Ii.sre sft s<cs1>ni i.fo<Fecls
thus sear fpf TIE 1r41d ~ - ~ ere ~
the eseSfesi fsaPesce u l.As ever ~
teaspted."
Nfu fzSf>osIoz- - ID. 1honp<on
and ~.fe. >exs,fo, u. J. Wallace.
sparta, l. Y. DAVIS. frcnlnnt ttcrec
T. Hummer Holland; J .. Williams
and wife. l. &. Iuusy. Flel8, Mira A.
Nsnder Necn. MfS ". a. f.skor. jr..
Grand Haven
ks~s- = u. Jacobs. Paw Paw j. G.
>eansn 2na wife. Casanova; a.. n
DAsis. NAn-<<ee. John Wet. fs,Sks>i.ie:
>elsoa Dors, Grand Ledge. J. X shut
rehcthan- chet'esssn.
ct.xssr-ox p. ". Sherwood. ossero.
j. N. Ai.hsnz and ~lfc. J A. Auulif
aud xile. I3nis; J. l.. Gibson. Lake
odssSa: }. J. Mood. Lansing.
fmpas Srkssr Horst FL. I4nlis.
Igsserse tit,, ). Dennis. Losels a.
l. LibdDurg. lonla; q. Curtis L~senna.
{. Ihonssoa. Bosne Fails
No9rox y. :. Sfearn-. Isadsnrssn.
Jafnes Housto.. D~sfost; NJ. X Polter.
lansinx, IA. n. HAMILTON. Ionin; }. ".
Nllliken. Traverse City: ia Patterson.
Lndingson; l. J kosies, Grand Haven.
swEsg- G. J. kihbe,. Ludineson, -.
= Thomas. Egsft: W. -. kaeoe. Deo~--n,
r. X Stevens. Nuskeeun, q :. bosd.
siltgan. T.. 4 Barre. Delta.
EseLE Il W. Basot. Tx Rap.ds:
George r. Hilton. ftenenf. W ".
De~es Mrs ~. Dewey. hslsnaxoa: J
y. Niilsms Aanis:es, cessse A. os-
born, Luther.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

JuDoE GnovE--Nafhaniel Jones ~ al.
vs.. Alfred ID. and George Erahb. luds.
ment for defendant sls0
JrDoE ADsIT- St. Joscph's Retreat ~.
NJ. NcNearney. garnishee; dismi@sea.
Same parties. assumreif. proceedings
stayed sixty days. y. q. Atkins com
pany W. Joseph Berries. assninr<ii:
judgment for plaintiff sss2l4 b =.
Felix IS. Joseph Berries. assumpsit;
judgment for plaintiff ssf22S. SIM
mons Hardware company vs Josepb
Berries assumpsit; judgment for PLAIN.
taft al S. Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

CAMBRIDGE university will send her
great boat crew to this country to COM
pete in the international eight-oared
championship race at Detroit The
relative merits Of the English and
American institutions Of learning will
be decided for all time to come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

GROVER has declared that he will not
appoint any persons that held Office
under his former administration. Had
he made that an issue in the last cam
paign it is probable he would not ap-
point anybody.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

KING HUMBERT will celebrate the
twenty fifth anniversary Of his marriage
10 Margaret with regal pawp and silver
splendor. consuming seven full days with
the festivities. lie will make things
Hum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Henry HAIcH. secretary Of the Michi-
gan club. has compiled an exhaustive
report on the history and membership
Of the club. including a verbatim report
Of the speeches made at the last ban
quet The work is very crcditably per-
formed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

THERE is decided issue Of fact be-
tween Mr.. Mcbride and Mr.. Taggart.
Under the circumstances il must be
taken for granted that Mr.. Taggart did
not make use Of the words imputed to
him. Mr.. Mcbride will try to prove an
abb, or something akin To il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

I've hurelsr,c< were reported r. TIE
rx.l,ce YESTERDAY morning au1 fie d..
,ec.i~~~ rev fnSy al CAV searching 20
a sler ~ fhe efenders Seafnfsitf A
Co. <o. ~ Fest rrs X. sirr<f rt1srfad
their riac> tn:srrd aud smaH anu1tf
~ rsonfs ard prsf-si rsxe< = rigtrs
r<oien irethfr burglary vas reported
from ~. ~ Ierereor asenef ~ this
s.lscf = 1ssfr q sbees and ~ c4s-rtst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
TO HONOR THE SAINT
St Pstncks Day Proceedings
for ker Friday.
HlBtRNlAss HAVE PREPARED
The Finest Local Celebration Grand
Rapids Has Ever s<ea--rroxram
az lhc Parade and Addrc~s<~-

For number q years the local 30
cIeiy - the A. q. IL marked 81 Pat
rlek's day With festivities and ssloicing.
hat on this weeks occasion each uena
her Is making IA individual etsat 10
make the celebration ~ Friday surra~s
OIL former ones. The committee has &C
cured the Hon. W. j. onahsn for
speaker for the evening. Els subject -.
ireland; the Irish al Home and
.AtToad." Nina Katharine Walsh Vernon
is also on the program. aud viii reciis
kate Moloney.r and W. ID. Haley vii
sing some 81 his comic songs.
Altogether the day will he pleasantly
spent by the A. .. H. and their friends.
ExAldernan Doyle il marshal IL the
day and viii form the procession on
Ottawa and East Bridge streets. and
move forward at 10 O'Clock in the follow
ing order, Marshal and aides: carriages
occupied by W. J. Onahan and other In.
vitod guests; wurzbarg's uniformed
band. color bearers. division officers and
members II the order. IL viii pass
through the following streets: Canal.
Monroe. Fulton. Straight aud West
Bridge. The members sail all wear uni
forms or green sashes and are expected
10 present a very tine appearance.
Evening Program.
The evening entertainment will com.
mence at 5 o'clock sharp The program
il as follows:
Music --.......-...-.-.-..... .........l-.
sddrss- Of welcome by Presia.n, N J. nssne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

EVERY time member Of the French
academy dies, Zolo is candidate for
the vacancy. He will now attempt to
gain the seat made vacant by the death
81 NJ. Tame. Zola is the Carter Harri-
son 81 French literature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

OuE neighbor, The Democrat. utterly
broken in spirit and bowed down with
sorrow, bemoans the failure OF tho
scheme TO corral the independent think
ing populists in the democrat non part.
san snap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

ANDREW ScHArER. who has made a
brilliant campaign for signatures to a
petition 70 have him appointed surveyor
az customs. will frame the artistic treas
ure and then sadly turn the picture 10
the wall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

THERE are signs that the tories will
be unable To filib,ister successfully
against the second reading Of the Home
Rule bill. The party IL wiihout leader
who can marshal effective support.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

GOVERNOR FLowER has been reim-
bursed for the 10000 he advanced for
Fire Island during the cholera panic.
Roswell Pa profsne indifference 10
votes does not extend 10 dollars.
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COURT nEconps.


JCDcE BUEiiNcANF In re the undis-
posed n casfs on Dccembcr term cal
endar: ordered that all such cases 10
continued over the term.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

WAssfsGroS. March ll.-For Lower
Michigan. Local raiEs. followed ~
generally fair weather during the day.
westerly xinds, colder IN northesa Iog-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Crowns first week developed no par.
ficnlar evidence ~ greatness. but then
he has 20 weeks remaining in which 70
do any amount Il mischief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

JoHS WsSssAEFR says he Is glad no
lost money in the Reading deal. John is
a good and holy man. but some ~ bis
statements have 10 be taken with gram
~ salt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

OR II the most prominent features
= the Panama svinile investigation is
he anxiety displayed Tor the safety Il
tho rral criminals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Mss. Mar ssrrH q Nav York il
lead. Tbs IL important because she
vac The Oldest woman II The city and
slmiti.al Il