davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

6altigen @etpdIiern un6 miiifen sort ihlieBz
licb iDr Suffer iucben, 10 erbalten Die 0ots
ter cine bDbrotbe Sarbe, bte aus 6emlelben
@runbe auD BEN 9otteru Der Gier BON
Seeb09eln eigen lit. @enn man Die 6ibz
ner nit @etreibe, &leie ober gefObten Scar
toffeln f~ittert, 10 lit Der 0otter Der bon
i6nen 9ele9ten @ier bIaB9elb mill man baz
9egen pran9efarbene 0ottcr ~er5telen, 10
miifien bic 6itbner einen freien 9%luslduf
6aben urb eS miliien iDnen 0raSpIGBe 3u1
gan9li6 fem, tporauf ite etipaS @'eipitrm SIT
ftnben i'm Stanbe ftn6; cine Mii9ung beS
Suffers nit GaDennepfeffer tDut bieielben
9ienite.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
8lutt9e Sdteberet.
Gin Gooter uno Elm Sbwerpermunoeter.

Sine bluttge S6ieBeret fan6 Sonntag
Wforgen fur3 bor3ageSanbru6 auf berSi6z
iette in 6emieni9en GDeile, Der getp0bnLlc6
iucbt, bic ibIimtnite aaer 2et6enibaften,
mar aub bier tpieber Die l1ria6e gu ser
Shat, 6ie Elm Meni9enleben foroerte uno
etn arberes in groBe @efabr brat6te.
Oscar 9iTpn uno So9n Gamblers, beioe
farbtg, itnb Die 9tanen Der an Der ScbieBerei
Betbetltgten. Ser @rltere Liegt toDt in
StgmurO'S Wor9ue, SanberS bage9en inn
@ountpz6oipitaL un6 ietne @eneiang lit
nocb 0uBerit 5petfel6aft.
81 tpeit IN @rfa6rung ge6ra6t iper6en
fonnte, trafen itcb Bic 8eiben friib Mor9enS
al Der @de Der 6arrtion@ u1o @larfitraBe.
Ser alte @roa, Der 5tpti6en ibnen iiber elm
Sralen5tmmer Der 4. Qoenue beitan0, fam
iofort gum Nus6ru9 unb in fur3er !3eit
fam eS 3u einem S~a1bgemenge 5iptiben
ibnen. 9iron 3o9 ietnen HepoLper u1tb
feuerte 5tpei Sbuiie auf ictnen Gtpalen ab.
Gine Der &ugeln berfe6lte i6r 3tel, tpGbrcn6
Die anbere in Sanber'S 8ruit etnorang.
Der S6ieB6olb ergriff II Die SLucbt. Sc
fol9t bon benz 8ernunOeten, rarnte er Der
4. Qpetlte 31 un6 Damn fi6li6 an berielben
bis Dor baS 6auS $50. So. 9ter btelt 9tron
pl0Blicb in ieinem 2aufe inne, pan6te ficb
9egen ietnen gerfolger unb iboB nocbmaIs
auf tbn, obne tim inoelieu 81 t~reffen. Damn
ieBte ct ben 2auf bes Gebolpers gegen feline
S3ldfe, no3 etn S9uB tracbte un6 8eibe
ftelen iebt gu 8oben, 9trOn tObt, SanOerS
no6 IebenO, aber ibper perIeBt. @ine 9roBe
M6en9e Wenldben mar troB Ser friiben Mor>
g~enitunbe auf Sen S9aupLab Ser 8Iuttbat
geetlt; aub bic 8oli3et eri9icn baIb unb
bra5te bte 2etbe 9tron's nacb ber Morgue
un6 SanOerS na6 Dem 6oipttal, tpO feline
8unoe ais sefG6rlt6 be5ei9net uur6e.
SroBbem bofft man, tim am 2eben erbalten
gu f0nnen. Ser Gpbte mar ais 8orter IN
ben uOgben 8Lats", @de Der Ogben unb
@arren @pe., angeiteut, ipa6renO Gamblers
aus 9ute's Centre, ga., lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

aber:bdufiger tpieber Elm, 70 miiIen unoe2s
5liglic6 WSittel oagegen algeneuoet tperoen.
SIT Der GtabeIltrang lang genug, 10 muB
man ibn gut unter6inbe1, lit ct ieboD gu
fur3 ab9eriiien, 10 miro 8epinleln beS
b~lutigen GllbcS nit So6ttnftur (Tincture
of iodine) osr Slutun9 @inbalt tbun.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
GtabIirt felt 1851.
Henry S%ehoellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.
232 & 234 Of=Ranoolpb=Stry
spiI9eu S~ranfIiu= un6 Mtarfet= StroBs

W00loSalo W heGd1 UFOC6rT
232 & 234 Oft=Ranoolpb=Stry
spii9et SrontGiu= uuO Martet=straBs
@btcogn, SlS.
~empfieblt in eiter Gualttdt:
SriId1en Gentle t.n0 gSInntenIaauten,
~STriIGlem 32aie.t= tstto TyeIograSi0aMe1,
&atfz, NepSz uI0 Gauarter=S aamen,
Support. @ierfartuffeltt, Scltp.uer 9tii EFT,
9entid1e &teienipar8elm, Sdlnittbobnet,
@erasd). @1RIebriiite, 80nSLeberpaitetem,
STrii d eft teu. StoGfiG,, @tiId1nct bou. S1ritae,
SoI5iaroeaen, 2ippetit glib, Sprotten,
SltIee 9eltfateB %sarinee, 9~tetltan8em,
@aritirtet, 9tnL Stfee 8rat=S3atin9e,
S3amb. 6OIl=S3aringe, run. S0roincu,
9gedDte itorAOeg. 9GndJ opis, &ani1r,
gSeItpbGL. Gd)infen, tt0I. SaIanti,
9Ged1tc Srnutti 6)iu. ScrOeIAttuntit Sic.
4ted}tc Sstanff. Sg0ttr1rit lit 8tt6iett,
Iran5. Sareitcs, Sbon1ptgnptsy- getr. BtIse,
SritTelt. Sgaperi!, Sti1et, feine Saueen,
9te61ten S3tntbeetInft, Git1becteIIu9,
SeutiGjes 3tDetidl eIntmS, Strten II. SEirI d. en,
StaI. YrmsIeuen, frauts. SGtb. Yfautnet,,
S~SrtId1cn 0rttutcttt, Stt6Il 10 Ell ctt= u. S afergrilfe,
gSeic&tniety &irlc, SGgo, YerI9erite,
2Sct5engctes, ytei5= ruo s6rtpfTeImteb
&btneI. Sngtnct, 0dDtc1 Sieitetbpnt9,
3tedDten &tebig'S SIetIdDertrdct,
@etrpGnetes SMppena etnitle it SabIetten,
SSctttiet SABA, WS0ff6 tlno &~io=S0ffee,
Ntcd)teit gritttcm t,no ltj 10 arSen Sbee,
9tedJte Vatiue=SbUcri1oe 1luO SS0fao,
Support. @,tntent1. S6peiserf6fe
G0utettbett 5toutagc 0e2Sric, Go1uefott=SE6Ie,
gse1iGlateI, @aprera ttto Vnrmei0n=&6Ie,
Jrtidlett gartIer Sdbtipft0b0f Don SobDeG,
Seatf@e Spinnr6oer 3oufraaer,
SscISId)ube, &oiSpanEoT eLn,
Sleretcrfarben Il. o9l.,
sI ben b~iai9iten 9retTen.
Henry SchOellkOpE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

SEER u. @eiB, 6~erous9e6er Der v@efilt
Sreie Preie," 4efilt, Su,, i9retbt: u0te
ct. 8ernar6 &rGufer=8 tllen firbelt
mir ultiibertrefili9. Sci @tOrunsen bes Wta=
gems, Der 2eber unb Der Niereu, iti1b lte, men
mad 8Ori9rtft e~in9eltommelt, ni9t aIeir ELI
pirtiarnes 6eilmittel, ionbern 1u5weifel6aft
aud Elm ii9eres @orbe19ungsmtttel 9e9ert
&rarfbeitelt. 8erl9tebene meiuer Sreurtbe,
at bic i'd pom BEN Ytleu aust6etlte, ittb
ebel1faQs bes 9obeS poq iiber bic pobltbGtt9e
un0 bell ante Q8trfult9 berlelben."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

Me6l- rn6i9, Sarb QSei3en Nateltt 49, 80
bis 400; wei9 3.50@3.75; 6arb GGGer 2.35
bis 2,40 IN Sddeu pei9 200 bis 2.25 8ins
terzQ8et5en $40 IN SGiierr.
Safer- 8%ertGufe nG6 probe maret ;
SEQ. 2 314@323c. 9to. 2, rpeiBer, 364e. SEQ. 3.
3O-31c.; SEQ. 3, peiBer, 83@35c.
@erfte- 8erfGufe mad 9robe: g1o. 2
-@-c.; SEQ. 3 100000. geo. 4 35@48c.
@tnterwei5en- GerfGufe lla9 Yrobe
waren SEQ. 2, rotber, 73@74c. gtp,3, rotber,
64@6S4c. Ao. 4, rotber, 6O@62c.; SEQ. 2,
barter, 69@7Oc.; $50. 8, barter, 664c.
g merp et5en = 8erfdufe na@
grobe uaren: geo. 2f72@724c.; go. 8 66@60c-
geo. 3, rotber, 70@71c. 9&o. 4 $4,000.
&og9en- 9erfGufe no6 Yrobe marelts
geo. 2 SOC. ; go. 3 44c.
Corn = @erfGufe no3 4robe: SO. 2,
meiBes, 44e. SEQ. 2, 9el6es, 413c.; SEQ.
8, weiBes, 42@43c. SO. 3, selbes, 49,;
Geo. 4 Al.
&Gete- @erfdufe gu s1O.OO@1O,75,
81 tbbltn9S - SertGufe waren ST
$11-1.425.
gerfaufe waren; gao, 1 9imOt6p
S12 .OO@13.OO; SEQ. 2 &imot6p 81 .00@12.005
ggi EN- 10 & a4a ag &C. npIaHO 4rairts
Goameu- 8ertdrfe no9 probe warelt
Sla9s SEQ. 1 S1,10; Gtmotbp S3.25@3.75
per 100 8tunb; Gloper $8. 00@10.50.
28 btSfep- S1.13.
Slortba Sran9en- $2.5O@3.5O pee
8or; california. gfapelS S2,5O@3,5O; SeeOz
ltrt9s 81. 50@1.75.
&itronen- Suite 80, 5O@4.OO per @or;
9erin9e s.. 50@3.00.
9onig- @eiBer &lee in Yfunb ab9e=
tbeilt 17@18c., ni9t 10 bed 10c. bunfel 9ez
fGr6t 10@14c, bas Yfu1D; e%uS9elaieler
6@6c.
8a1toffeGh- geiIere @iscOniiu GOIe
zoe. Sebrons zoe. orc. per 8uibel; BUR-
bo1lts 75@80c; PeerleB 68@70.; Mireb 66
re.
@aBtartoffeGn = SGinoiier s375@
S4.50 bas Sap; Bermuda S. per Sop.
Gier- 144-15c. bas 9tbel1o fir fri16e.
@etBfrant- 9teii9es $8.00@10.0O per
8utter- 8eteGreamerp 27@29c.; quite
26 a $780,; 9eri19ere 24c.; na1oema9te
zoe. bette 0airp 24@26c.; quite 24@-c.;
9erin9ere 18@20c.; geo. 1 Qables 81;
go: 2 19@9Oc.; Paftn9, frii6e, 1S@SOc.;
6Du zoe.
8uttertme- Gaft Safe Darn 14c.
Empire 14&c.; Satnois Creamery nc. SancD
Creamery 1876.
3miebetm-s So. $500 per Sab.
@rbien - @%etrOdnete, CRIME, $1.5O@
S1.75. r.
&otbe &iiben- 1915 per 9aB.
@epfel- @eringere Sprtet $2.OO@2.25
per 6aB, before 81, 50@3.OO, quite 1926.
9Gnte-fet; SEQ. 1, let6t unb i9mer,
AZ bel9Goigt BIC. ; SEQ. 1, &albfea &c., be-
l9aot9t 7fc,; SEQ. 1 %nn9e9erbte t6aute 44c.;
$50. 2 &c.
@9misrfett ~" &C.; u@" &C.,;
9elbes &c.
SAILS go. / Country 4ac, SO, 2,
44@44c.
@|eflIseG- eei6la6tet, Sibner 1919
13c.; Sprtn9 13@133c.; SIrfep 14@16c.;
@nten 12@13c.; @Gnie $1,000 p. Sb.
1.40@1.50 per Sale.
@urfen - 81. 25@1.50 per Oubenb.
Sellerie- 100000. per 8ul16.
gSetBe Snrntps - S1,25@1.50 per
Sap.
8obnem-gete gsouies gu $1,000;
Otebiums $1.S5.
81. OO@2.5O per 8un6.
Ga e Sui Cream Smtns 1O1@114c; SUD
Cream gouts 9lmericors 11@@12c; fNlll
Cream @be0bar 10&@114c.; 8rtf 13@13c.;
Simbur9er 12@13c.; S9mei6er Sol 15@1Gc
per Hfuub.
8efencorn-allf Der 8a6r, fair bis
6otce, grimes 5@53c. mittlereS, rOt6= ooer
bloBenot9 4@43c.; ro0b nlt6 9rob 4@-c.5
6oice grimes Su @arpetbiriten Sc; ,,ieiiz
lportit9" grimes 41@5c. ROTH Dber gelbenz
bi9es-@44c.; 8uieite u1b 9eder, grim,
5@54c, rotbembi9es DO. 43@4&c. uugrobes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
0tebMtarff.

@m &tnbpie 6marft betrus bic l3ufubr
1000 9tid, fir Die <8O9e 81, 131 9eger 3d.
534 lit ber Sormo9e. @el6dft lon9lam.
Stimutun9 matt, Yreiie u1perG1tOert.
8erfauft 1purben unter. a1berem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
QuswGrti9e mIdrfte.

@ei3em Seem yprt Mai, 78c;
Suli, SIC; ct. 2outs = Mat, 694c; Suit
1896. Milmaufee = Wtai, 69c. Sult, 72bc;
0ulut6, geo. 1 Nortbern Wai, zoe; Suit,
73c. i Winneapolis, $50. 1 Nortberlt - Mot,
66Sc; Slli, roc; SOlebO = Ntat, 74c.; Suit,
77fc.; Baltimore = Ofaf, 76Bc. Suli, 784c.
Corn Seem gorf : Mtat 51&c; Suit
52c; ct. Souls = Otat, 404c; Sult, 42}c, !
Baltimore - Mat, SOC. Suli, 518c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

@9ofe trofen eit $500 @tiid, fir bic
ISOLDE Sc, 907 ge9er 68, 142 in Der peroalteez
uer g8O3e. StiIes @ei@dft unb @reiiGe ni3t
perdrbert. 'S9luB rubi9.
8erfauft purben inter Nn6erem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
Observation-Disclosures.

BE- 2Gn0pirtDI faftide Gegenitdnoe b%etrehenbe Sit
ra9en ifnb an 6errn 0ottlteb Se t1t1itt9boDett
Staoes Corners, &tSc., at ri4ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
9ur6z
11ntttS=
gelpi9t. g

Sur1b= Surd=
I9ncts= 1dnttts=
3obI. 9eDtft. Breis. sab. gelpidt. Yreis.
20 xeranS.. 928Ib$3 70 Il 9{otiOeS. .ll20b$4 20
20 Serans.. $40 $40 16 9tatioeS. 1858 AGO
IL 8naen. 1890 $50
@m @3weinemartt belief ii6 bic 3r=
fubr auf 1000 Stiid, fir bic ISOLDE 1O5 ,223
ge9ell 1877, 1898 lit Der @ormp6e. @e16Gft
lebbaft urD S3luB iebr feit. Preiie Toe beiler.
Gertauft murber ultter Nuberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
mans=@eri6

Gbica9o, 6. Wtat.
Ste Sage I'M Iofalel1 @elomorfte bleibt INT
peraroert n1to Die 3tuSrate feit 81 7 Rrocer1t
BET GROCER @orlt9t. 0ie Sage Der bteIi9el1
8anteu lit gut urb sroBe GurrenepperI enbult=
gen mad bem Siten fi1ben itott.
2ofale St6erbeiteu obl1e @usno6me better,
I110 bic Stimmll119 al1 Der @ffefte1bDrIe burdz
aus pertrauenspoQ. &abelbabuen better.
@eiiette bis 1913, Norbieite bis 2724, Stir
bis $40.
8rauereien ul16 Canal un6 OoG ebelfaQs
bober. Gas ser 874, 9ofeitr. 6. 25-251.
9te Seem Oorfer 8Drie bate etnel1 fur3ell
Sag unb war i9einbar rlt6t9er nit greisbeiIe=
run9en III Snbui trieactiet. Giieubabnen
tbeilmetI e 1tebrt9er. Sob 5-6 9rpcel1t. @s
wtro it9 Wfo1ta9 5ei9en, ob Der Sturm Dor
iiber gebelt mtro. Ote 2iqutbationen fir bic
len Sag itrtb enorm nl1b man befiir9tet, BAT
nt9t NleS 9latt ab9eben mirb. 6eute farbell
tetlte 1petterel1 Talltme1te Itatt. Ser Ganf=
ausmets lit 9iinitt9 nnb 5etgt
Qnletben Qbna6me 1862, 500.
OepoIitet 3ulabme $1,747, 100.
Circulation Nbnabme 1913, 700.
@reeltbdds 3u11bme ST, 649, 800.
Specto Qbndbme 1858, 700.
&elerpe. 3u1dbme $1,115, 800.
11eberl6uB 1878, 900.
Qon6on fe1t @onIols 984. @ilber 38g.
9tstonto q. Sran5Oiti9e &enten niebri9er.
SO. 80. t..-
Seem gorfer @e6Iel s1.Oo 9rdmie.
Gterlin9 fur5 4853, 60 Sage 488, 9an6els=
popier fur5 1881, 80 Sage 1856.
Ga1fltquibotionel1 SIS, 915 ,065,
Balances 81, ZIG 900,
fir bic @o6e 1926, 979, 1893 9e9en $114, $50, 035
i'm lestel1 Sabre.
8unbesi@uGDi@etne i8loien bier:
II. ct. 4s r~e9iftrtrte ............... 1925
II. ct. 4s Coupon :................ 112h
II. ct. 2%'S r%egiftrirte ............. 80
Qaeific 6s o.. los
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
W0rftbert
Ghtcaap, 6. W1oi

Nptca9ef o. Wtdt.
GIT bent b~eutisen MGrften berrI6te ult9e=
mObuli6e Qebbafti9feit nomentlt6 fitr etnel1
balben Sag, pie Samitog. 0ie l~tei9enbe
Senbel5 bielt all nnb eit fOrtnli6er Soom
Iebte ein. Bei5en uta6te ben beitelt @e1pinlt
mG6reub Der 9ar6el1 @o9e. Suli murbe &c
b0ber nit III unb September nit 90t per-
fault. @oru mar Irregular uub 9roBe Ser
fGrfe warfen ben Nfartt 5eitweile, bod mar
Der S9luB fet gu etwas b%eiieren Yreilen.
Safer perl1a6ld1fi9t nno rrelli9 perdr6ert.
9roptiionen le6r belebt u1b itei9en6. Sepz
TENDER Borf, bis 1880 beSablt, i3lieBt 2O.32.
99mal5 unb &ippen i3lieBen 1Oc better.
@r1tez uub @etterberi9te I'M Sltlalbe 9ii17
iti9er, pom @uslanbe l9le6t. Sl1 Yarts mar
Der @eiSel1marft aufgere9t uIto lie bober.
I3ufu6rel1 pom @et8eu I'M NoroweItet
i9ma9 WtinIeopolis ISL, Sulutb 81 @ars.
3ufubren bier fir Srettas:
@eiseu. .272 Cars.
@orlt. ...............lO3 -
Safer .209
@er1te. ........... II ~
Observation-Disclosures mad europa wore1
fir bic @o6e, etlpas better ultb be8iferten lid
onf 2,775, 900 8uibel einI@lieBli6 Mebl.
@et3en: Seute: Sreit. !:
Moi... .74s .79a ~ ~
Sult........ .774 .764 IT'S .754
9ept....... .80t .794 .803 .715
moi........ Az "A All Al
Suli........ .45B Az .454 .453
9ept....... .46S .45f .463 .46g
Safer:
Mai.....: ,ass .s1g ,as .8SB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

@ei5en, uPuts", Suit 764 nlrb SAILS"
793-49. Sult=@orn, nPnts" 454-a, ~@aas"
46-464.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08
8epoCltttou
in Ger Petlfunoe,
Gine Grfnbmas bnm peitz
t~rasemoer Se0emtung.
Gntiso, @is., II. Sebruar 1898.

Sic 9etlung ueri9tebeuer Granfbetteu
aWf bS@it einfa9e unO btlise
@eiie betperffeligt.
Of1@febr satr Statue Dos
&OiWngstuort+
8te Elm M~aturprpbnft, bas in etnisen
gegenben 0eutiblanbs sefunSsu ptrb,
ficb let6t git 9auie bon Seberr1GEt bers
teIen uno port6eilbaft INT BEN metjten
Standardization oerpertben IGEt.
9aKel6e Fnbet gntpennuns: Sci 8ettiudt,
2eberletoer, 9rpuilfer Qetbe8Oer itopfung, SD
morr6otDen, Stiteln, gteroottdt, Ofdnndez
f6lpdd)e, 1tnnatiirliden @ntleerungen, mte
8rofatorrbOe, @permlatorrboe, &C., garicocele,
e~itertgen @lt8fGifieu, Sbrenletben, Saubbeit,
gteuralgie, gtaier1z un6 SnlszSatarrb anberz
benz BET a0eu Srauenfrantbeiteu, tpte Sletdz
iuht, Standardization, @etbfuB, &tnDs.z
%lOitgfeit, 9Diterie II. /. 10.
Mer T6 fir unIer re1tes 6etlnerfabren, bas Spn
ben bero orra9enD fen Qer5ten Der alien 1no neuen
gBelt erprobt rub fir gut b%eFunben tuurbe, intereIItrt,
Der Idide ieine eenaue NDreIIe nebIt 8riefmarfe, ipo=
rauf mir ibm cine ausfibrIibe 8ei1reibuu9 iiber
6eritenun9 uro @ntuenomn9 oteier meuen Grftnbuus
Erei ~anlenoen tperben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-08

fir bic @o6e etrpas better ultb be3ifierteu ii6
anf 2,775, 600 guibel einl4lieBli9 Me6l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
MORSE AND DON.

In their eagerness 10 obtain every
thing in sight. in the way Of Offices. the
democrats are likely to lose the best
places. Ii Is represented that the un-
seemly scramble for the vacant United
States judgeship will compel the presi-
dent to ignore Michigan 10 give the APP
pointment 70 some other state.
Without discussing the qualifications
of the several aspirants il must be con-
cesled that the honor belongs to Judge
Morse lie has filed the highest judi
cial Office in this state in manner high
" creditable 10 himself and satisfactory
to the people. Without single excep-
ton be is the most popular and beloved
democrat in the state. Dickinson has
had greater distinction. but Dickinson
never received an honor from the people
at the polls.
Morse was nominated for the vice
presidency in the Chicago convention.
and was supported by the Michigan
delegation as a unit. lie was nominated
for governor and resigned his position
on the supreme bench. 10 which he had
been elected "a democrat 10 lead in a
hopeless campaign. lie received moro
votes than any other candidate for gov
ernor on the democrat ticket ever re-
ceived. In tho recent democrat state
convention he was unanimously COM
mendcd as entitled to any Office in the
gift % the administration
tie has expressed a choice for the cir
cult iudgeship. IL the other candidates
had spark q manhood they would
withdraw in his favor. II Don NJ. Dick
inson is true 20 the wishes Of the demo-
crat party Of Michigan he will insist
that Morse be given this Office. He
must either demonstrate bis loyalty to
Michigan or demonstrate that his in
fiuence with Mr.. Cleveland Is a myth.
lie can have his own way IL he will. lie
cannot escape responsibility by pleading
multiplicity u candidates.
The high place belong To Michigan.
TX President Harrison established this
fact. II Don Dickinson will permit him
seK toforfeit the prize through unwilling
ness tocxecufe the wishesof Michigan de-
mocracy because impertinents self seekers
intervene. he must bear tho brunt 81 an
indignation that will he universal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The fact that the university has lost
and will doubtless in the future lose
some Of our best men because Of the low
salaries paid. it would seem, should
teach our legislature that il the present
high standard Of "thc pride Of the state"
Is to be maintained. II must not be dealt
with in a parsimonious way. We trust
the visit OF the Legislature this week will
have the desired efTect.--U. Of NJ Daily.
Ward McAlIister has spoken: Il can
safely aver that Mr.. Cleveland can look
forward to an honored position in New
York society il he performs his social
duties at Washington adequately This
is enough TO drive the president into a
retreat.-Detroit Free Press.
In his new capacity Of envoy extraor-
binary and minister plenipotentiary
from Tammany to the court OF St.
Grover Senator Hill il likely to be
drawn within the area Il hypnotic in
fiuence and become an original Cleye-
land man.-Detroit Tribune.
Ii is worthy Of note that there are no
miilionaires or men who raised large
sums TO carry the election in President
Cleveland's cabinet. Brains. not money.
was the basis OF their appointment
Bay City Times Press.
1t should not he forgotten that the
appropriations 81 the last democrat
congress exceeded those Of the repub-
lican billion dollar" congress by $685.
4o4 sec. Saginaw Courier Herald.
a bald headed religious sect in Asia
preach that hair is sinful and kill long
haired people. Put them on the trail Of
PETER and Paderewski. - Muskegon
Chronicle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

New York @. A. r. men have started
movement against the pension para
siies Tho Noah l. farnham post has
adopted resolutions 10 the effect that
only the old soldiers and sailors who in
currcd wounds that render II impossible
Tor them q earn a living. are entitled 70
call upon the government for support.
and that others who do 40 are guilty n
conduct that must iniure the noble men
that were willing % lay down their lives
fsr their country without reward or hope
II reward.
The pension laws o. The United States
have been grossly and outrsgeoualy
sbuaci The men 20 regulate these
gigantic impo=itions arr the yete rams
themselves They. above al others
know the sacrifices that we're made.
They fought the battles and know
the cost - the victory. They
know TIE want ard deprivation they en-
slared and the pears u suffering that. IN
many cs.es. have followed. They know
tbe asen that bought Ike heroes for their
cnaBtrys salvation. AMI the bountv
Jumpers that enlisted only Tor the
reeenlsry Frvarl
The psr<isn bequests u The govern
ners. today. hare reached a erure -
great a. = II slr a~f incouceivahle. ard
faf fh>ra ara httntf-a.4s ~ -r,.~fh~ -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

Robert r. Leo went from the COM
mand Of tho confederate army 10 the
presidency Of Washington college.
Academic shades ought 10 offer peculiar
~ grateful refrcshment 81 the spirit
weary Of the glare Of publicity. The
number Of men who have been school
masters and thereafter been great 10
amazingly large. The number Of great
men who have become teachers is in
creased by one. when ex-President Har-
rison lectures on law in the Stanford
University.
The presence Of the English flag fly
ing above English guns in the harbor Of
Honolulu is a distinct intimation that
there IL no time To be Lost in completing
the annexation Of Hawaii. The Hawaiian
Islands would be OF immense value 70
Great Britain. both as = coaling place
for commerce and as fortress from
which she could threaten our Pacific
coast as she threatens our Atlantic
coast from Bermuds.-New York Press.
Mr.. Cleveland has warned the Office
seekers to go home and mind their own
business. and that his eyes are exalted
over their stalwart eelfishness and petty
strife. They hang around all the same
however. Just as II they did not believe
him; and he shakes hands with them by
the Brooklyn Standard.
The farmers are still getting Mckinley
prices for wheat and paying Mckinley
prices for what they buy. but Mr.
Cleveland will zee about that a. soon as
he can get rid Of the New York people
who think they own him.-St. Louis Re
public
Gresham is the only mugwump in the
cabinet. and he is only at the tadpole
stage, with doubts as to whether he will
turn out a regular democratic frog or
only Cleveland free toad.-New York
Mail.
II the address was n piece Of his
mind" heaven help the country during
the four years that Mr.. Cleveland will be
president!-NcwY York ADVERTISE.
The one duty now before the demo
crat party is to proceed cheerfully in
the work of reforming the tariff.-At
lanta Constitution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

Our city government Was never IN
bertes shape, in al lis departments, than
now. The present administration Las
been conducted on strict business prin-
ciplas Matters IF concern 10 taxpayers
have been disposed u With the public
good ia view rather than the political
profit 20 the dominant party.
The people viii be called upon IN q
few days 10 pass ludsmenton The record
made b. the present administration. II
economical methods and dignlIied exc
cution II them count in the minds q
the majority. the republicans Will bee en-
trusted with the municipal government
for the year 20 come.
Tie principal proposition which viii
confront the taxpayers is whether they
prefer economy and honesty 20 extrasa-
gance and dishonesty. Upon such propo-
sition the republicans viii invite the
intelligent verdict Of the taxpayers. The
city has passed beyond the era when the
hail fellow well met" is looked upon as
the proper person 10 act as executive or
administrative official. What is now de
manded is sturdy honesty and ire
proachable character.
Mayor Stuart has proved to be an ex
emplary mayor. OF quiet manners
scholarly aftainmcnts and firm conyic
tons of right. he has been equal to ever,
occasion. public and private, when re
quired 10 act as the chief executive Of
the city. Ills messages to the council
and his rulings in that body. have beer
marked by broad and comprehensive in
teliicnce. The taxpayers Of the cit,
have every reason To be proud OF hi
splendid record. which fully vindicate.
he wisdom of their choice in electins
1 him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-12

To elevate the Kent circuit above
craftsmanship there should be no s'igees-
ton n politics IN tho preliminary cam
paign. To ask that one democrat be
elected 20 offset one republican IN con
fossirg that democrat politician is
necessary % check the partisan terden-
cies q republican politician. To elect
on from each party. therefore. the
rankrst kind n parfisanism would be
secured.
To remove all manner % doubt "a 70
the political status q The court the dem
ocrats have declared that Judge Grove
j. noslel q impartiaiity and judicial
integrity. He rili he duly elected. a
course. and IN bis election the nonparti-
sasizm - fcrvently Prayed foe by the
democrats viii Re secured. Judge
Grove j. ia every essential respec; salts
factory - republicans and democrats
alike.
When Il comes ~ Judge Adsit. his
politics are obnoxious 10 republicans,
bat very satisfactory 10 democrats. The
rcpublicans kefsr Moses TsVgarr- The
rra@su for his prefermcnt are curious
II Democrat uonrarfisan Judge IS
srs,i. a o,puksicsa noppartisan judge -
bette The highest form of nonpsrsi.
san faped IN JslSe Grove. The
roeatlica1s heiiess Meses Taxzast il