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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-23
Children Cry
for p1TcHER's
G a S TO RIA

"Castoria is SO well adapted to children thai
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me- II. A. AR0HFR. M d.
Ill South Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N, Y
AZ use Castora in my practice and find /,
specially adapted to affections of children"
ALEX. ROBERTSON, NJ. D..
1857 I'd Ave-, New York.
From personal knowledge / can say that
Castoria is a most excellent medicine for chill
dren. Dr.. 6. G. OSeooD,
Lowell, Mass
Castoria promotes Digestion. and
overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feverishness.
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural. CastoTia contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-23
Yesterdays steamship Arrivals.

Liverpool-Michigan from Boston.
Southampton-Have from New York.
Lizard-Rugia from New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from Ant
werp.
southampton-Paris from New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-23

western road. She goes first to Portland
Or, and expects to be back in Chicago
April 10.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-23
Housebuilding Is An Art.

to aeno And Yet who's
0 avp taken ire from nehe This asus
ah ehonetma aogads
YOU your as asouo tohre
lh the pno is Dha
ddu5 a yby ybu Kinney Therefore,
g d
longer serve buerhan anyohe
~ COS y o in ery1ou einSatI
Whh is house wnhott tina ewoldbe betew
heremtd the adan that
beer
:. G. COFFIN HARDWARE COMPANY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-23
RUINED BY HAIL.
Portion of Oklahoma Visited by a Furious
Storm

Ell RENO, O. T., March 22.-This city
and the surrounding country was visited
tonight by ruinous hail storm. All the
windows were broken and the
streets flooded two inches deep with
ice and water. Roofs were broken, fruit
trees ruined and some stock killed. The
spectacle was grand and terrifying. The
hail came down in perfect sheets, causing
people to fee for their lives. Fortu-
nately, however, none were injured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-03-23
Cures SCrOfula

mother has been cured of Scrofula by the use of
four bottles of $500 after having bad
much other tire ESESESy atment, and being
reduced to qui NAsz@ te a low condition
of health, as it was thought she could not live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

The language Of the president regard
ing the cuEreney question: . dlsapPoint-
lag IL is not what ~as expected Of him.
II = ths esating p,atiades q tbs Politi-
elan. rather than uttsranees from a man
q convictions. bstNe~n the lines there
appears 10 be desire % deceive the
people. oc az !east 10 break 20 them
quietly his rnrpose % place the e0untry
upon a single gold basiz. IL It Is Mr.
Cisvelaal's purpose - further enhances
ne value q the dollar. OF 10 oppose any
fgTthes OK additional use q silver as
moasy. he may aeI hesitate and use
equivocal words before anHouacing bis
Intentions u c0ngress and the public
Tie peopis Jeaanded the repeal q the
sherman ~ tecause. tinanciers claimed
that Ia is operations IL was depicting
the national treasury Of gold Ii was
Elso charged thai Is presence on our
statute books was tho cause OF distrust
ca the part q European haanciers and
vac tie direct cause OF the panic. The
bankers and hnanciers OK Wall street
demaodsd the repeal of the clause and
the people said. Let 10 be repealed"
II was VAS long time before the demo
esst senator's would heed the demand
hut repeal Was fnAliy accomplished and
everybody was for time satisfied. Inc
poopie. however. want more money
They want good money and are not very
particular whether il Is made OF gold.
silver or paper They DO not want the
ase q silver abandoned ana look 90 con
grcss 70 at once enact some measure
which wili further rs use as money. but
Mr. Cleveland makes no recommenda-
tons Upon tho bond question the presi-
dent says Il desire also To earnestly
Suggest the wisdom of amending the ex-
isting statutes.' What prompts the use
81 the word suggest instead Of recon-
usnds Can IL De that our president
has lost the courage q his eonvictionss
IL appears ~. jet i. Is mors PROBABLE be
il adopting tie tactics q The politician
and when tho people become more ac-
custonel 70 D0n-empioymens and hard
times hs wall further eniighten them on
his policy regarding tariff ADD currency
lcgisiation-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

In Chicago the party papers are just
nov very much interested IN the may
crafty contest. which has just opened.
70 elect successor 10 the late Carter
Harrison. The Herald last spring
fought ia municipa. campaign on
municipal issues only. /. insisted that
netioaal issues should be subordinated
IN municipsI elections. and that the
city's g0oi xas the paramount desidsr.
alum. In tho present instance the same
paper is plsaiing Tor IT, candidate and
appealing q Us party voters with the
arxamsnt that TIE defeat % tho demo
crat NOMINEES would &c reflection upon
TIE Democrat national administration.
That national issues be csnvassed in the
municipd election Il Dot objected 70 by
the republican papers. ami The Chicago
Journal after calling The lleralds at
.sntion - ia position ot last spring
suggests Tor the democracy the iolIoE.
ing rally ng cries
Hnaa for Hopk aud ne democratic
Ias.a "a ts3
Hops - fnd an income tsx.
HOPS us and a bounty ca sugar.
Horsirs snd Deserted fscories.
i1tE - ard Eerupean waze<
Hayk ns end Hnkeg Fokisy smith
Eorsirs sua SNo0o.ac dsfcis in he
InItri >tate- treisrrY.
Horssns sni 5000 lorelgn n ons.
fiars ns ans til8Go &c leeat.on sccfe-
tars-afa
~ gems end ki1.Qoe go unssfershir@
tars - sn.i the aerarrnest 81 sate Zoe
rsrllI al spozfe 49,.
heeres .ad Lll,lBarierc. queen q ,he
Csra b.. ts.aa..s
HaEkius AMI his-eiL
urrnHs snfl al appropriation. one and
fn-eusoshie rov fn,i forever. harrqhf
tiap sai ne rrsf 3nancisr II
Tor
~ the Journals suggestions ars
adopted ths snthnsissu q Chioaxo's
unemployed democrats siil Ia without
parsiiei IN any other political cam
ralZus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
NOW Is THE TIME.

EDrToR GRAND Rapids HERALD:
Chairman Wilson OF the ways aud
means committee some time ago said
that he thought this a good time to re-
duce the tariff. as manufacturers could
easily arrange now for the new condi-
ton OF things. or something 10 that eff
feet: do not remember the exact Ian
guage. but thought at the time that
there was good deal Of sense ia that
saying. There has not been a time
since the protective policy was first in
augurated that II could have been aban-
doned with less danger OK Shock to
business then as at the present time:
nor when manufacturers needed
protection against foreign competition
less than they do now, or than they will
need it by the time the reform" has
been consumated.
For by the time men have been out
OF work for a month or two longer they
will be hungry and cold enough TO be
hired at almost any price offered them.
Probably nearly enough as cheap men
can be hired to enable manufacturers to
turn out goods about as cheap here as
they can be made abroad. When home
manufacturers can have the same cheap
labor advantages that foreign manufac-
turers enjoy. they ought to be able to
compete with them. at least in our own
markets But now suppose they
start up under these advantages
and prospects and men are quite
generally set 10 work again, will they
contentcdly continue to work for such
low wages. IL not what then? A tar
i'll that will just barely protect the man.
ufacturer when wages are low will not
protect him when wages are high. IL
business should revive little and EN-
ployes demand raise Of wages. how can
employers DO expected 10 comply with
such a demand, IL the moment they
raised the price % their products above
the price OF foreign products our mar
kets have become glutted With the for
eign productsf Would not the foreign
article be bought and the home made
goods remain unsoldY How long would
our factories continue 10 run, and our
mines continue to be WORKED. and labor
continue 10 he employed. with no mar.
ket for what they produced! wonder
il such questions'as these ever present
themselves 10 the minds Of the average
tariff reformer. l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
NOT ON THE THRONE
Queen LII s Still Waiting Tor
Minister Wills
TO BOOST HER INTO POWER
The Hswafian Aiskssev Gives some
Reasons why lie waass Further
Orders from clsseaHna

PoKf TovSsEsn. Wash, Dee a.
Further advices from HoDolulu apper-
tanning 10 the political Affairs % the
islands were received today by the bark
entine kliekitaf which arrived last
night Minister Willis authorized the
following statement for publication;
You are authorized % state that no
change In the present situstio siii take
place Tor several weeks brought xith
me certain instructions from the United
States government on the Hawaiian
situation. but since my arrival coz
tigencies have arisen. about which
neither the United States government
nor myself we're aware when left
Washington. have thought best 10 sub
init these matters 20 wsshington before
proceeding further 10 carry out my
original Instructions I mean that until
the time comes for me 10 carry out my
Instructions. the peace and good order
OF the community viii be kept undis-
turbed In the interests u humanity;
that any attempt made By any person
or persons 10 make trouble will
be promptly checked and punished. You
may put the matter more plainly
and cay that even IL the provisional gov
eminent discharged all fts troops today.
no lawlessness would be allowed for one
moment under the present situation o.
affairs. The whole Hawaiian question
IL now In allegiance. and nothing that
newspapers can say or do viii alter the
statement one iota. j make this state
ment on my own responsibility. aud in
hope that IL will allay present excite
ment No one need fear trouble. and no
lawlessness will be permitted"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

tlgss, Why sas 10 voice raised untii
1ft,sr Mr Allls AAi EFT TIE eity ssd =
thas subjected u an attack which he
e4n only meet. Il Be sses "a u notice Il
Al al. ct = very great disadsantsssf
This Iasf feature aust strike
the average loser u fair play - e0s-
ariIy. noe - 70 results of the revival.
tie local pastors must make up their
miads taat 4 there . any falling q d
tie interest il vill Dc due % their lack
u ability in handling the charges
handed over 10 them IAs SD for q
large and healthy increase In the rhsm-
bsrship q the churches u Grsnd Rap
IDS - sosn and tas harvest should be
bogntifui II some theological frost does
not destroy IL The ministers Of the
city c4a had more profitable oecupa-
tioa thsa splitting doctrinal hairs IN
the prssenes q TIE large number IN
shc-s hearts the revival meetings have
awakened desire for CHRISTIAN hfe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

j. J. Laramour % Battle Creek. an in
spector ia the employ OF the postal de
pgrtment, IL gucst in The New Liv.
ingston. lie IN In the city, u 10 said. TO
secure an arrest for sending obscene
matter through the mail.
J. Elmer Davidson Of Harbor Springs
dined In The New Livingston yesterday
ON his way to Suwannee. Florida where
he will manage winter resort hotel
The Rev. DR. Washington Gardiner Of
Albion college was a guest In The Nes
Livingston yesterday.
Charles Scarritt Of St Louis, No. IL q
guest 10 The Morton tie is IN the city
buying furniture.
Mr.. and Mrs ID. q. Watson Of Coop
erssille are guests in Sveet's
MoRToS-J. J. I. England. Detroit;
II. ID. Wall. Manistique; X @. Peters.
Msnisfee; Phin Smith. Hastings; II.
Mott Lansing; T. I. Cook. Brooklyn
NV Washington Gard.
iner, Albion: G. T. Williams, Lansing,
g. X Wilkes, Allegan, Miss bessie
George. W. III. Hyde, Rockford; j. j
Lsrimour. Battle Creek.
SvEsT's-C. Tinker. Fsuton; " II
Brsdley. Detroit; Frank Davis 81
Joseph W 81 Grout Wayne. j. Pratt
IonIa, 4. NJ Wilson. Detroit
EAcIg-J T. Little. ST Johns, q. r.
Goodrich Fennvsiie, G. " HYDE. Rock
ford, l. g. Fsies. IoniA: = y. poad.
Aiegaa. J. ". Pollard. Ashland CeEier
KuSr-D. O. Bill Edgar Bennett.
Cssnovis, o. " Te~p~. Ffoek0ey
Ihomas NrDufie Wd1dxilia. = r.
haApF, stanton. "a. ". Rantlpz. Char
CITE. - r. R5esAr,ls. Bsy CITY; II. h.
Nsss, WsJiaad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

The performance of -IoIsnthes iu
The Poeers last evening sas full OF life
and 20. - Vas 10 BE expected While
the opera - coneedediy the weakest Of
the Gilbert aud Sullivan crop. In book
aud muslc. the few tuneful numbers
were roundly eneored The large audi
enee enthused readily and commanded
the beet efforts 81 cast and chorus
One of the gene OF the secoad act was
the sentinel cong Of Will McInnes. who
played Private Willie with nice dis
elimination and rendered bis numbers
we'll Mr.. Pearson had the orchestra in
hand and annoying waits were not
Should Miss Chamberlin decide 20
adopt the stage. bright future 10 be-
fore her. Her .lolarthe" was delicious
both from point Of acting and singing.
Tomorrow night Henri Marteau and
his concert company will be heard in
Lockerby hall. The young violinist has
q reputation that older men have striven
in vain 10 attend Eastern critics have
warmly endorsed him. comparing his
playing with Sarcastic. Nine Linde il q
famous contralto ard Mr.. Shoner
brilliant pianist The advance sale is
very large.
A young woman grasped her escort
around the neck At The Grand last
night during the tornado scene. ana
buried her head on his shoulder. II
was too realistic to suit her and brought
up memories OF the time a Kansas cy-
clone carried her half mile. The Tor
nado' Is playing TO good business.
Barney Ferguson has re-habilitated
"McCarthy's Mishaps.r making laughter
the principal feature OF the we'll known
skit. The cast is good. John Mari,
Barry Maxwell, clever little Marguerite
Ferguson and Miss Fort make most Of
the fun. Advance sale will open tomor-
row.
Lovers OF burlesque find much to en-
JOY in the chow now current at Smiths.
The music is OF the kind termed catchy"
the women pretty and the specialties
good; which united make pleasing
performance. Matinee today.
The Y. NJ. c. A. will give its first pub
lie performance in the auditorium on
Friday night having secured the Temple
quartet as an attraction. Miss Grace
Eldridge the reader, is said TO be excel
lent
The Spider and Fly" company, the
spectacle which will open at The Grand
Sunday night. will -be billed like a cir
Gus. s. ii. Semon, for years with Fore
paugh. is in town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
sTATE NEWS IN eRIEF.

Collegiate Sorosis, founded at the uni
versity of Michigan in l5c6 as a collegi-
ate branch of New York Sorosis. from
whom il holds its charter. has filed ar
ticles OF incorporation under the laws OF
the state Of Michigan.
The Rev. g. A. johnson. pastor OF tho
Swedish evangelical church In Fenton.
has been dismissed from his charge on
account Of alleged hsretical views on the
subject Of atonement
The tower in Ottawa county's new
court house at Grand Haven 10 said 90
be settling. and IL is possible that IL
will have TO be rebuilt
The product OF tho Quincy mine for
November was 900 tons, 1880 pounds.
The product Of the Atlantic was III
tons. 1850 pounds.
The celebrated electric sugar casee,
OF rather three Of them. are 10 be tried
at the oext term OF court at Ann Arbor.
The Rev j. n. Taft pastor OF the
congregational church OF Greenville.
has resigned. to take effect April !. 1894.
The Sand Beach division Of the Flint
4 Pere Marquette railway will be made
a standard guage next summer.
The Genesee County Farmers Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company paid out
Sll.000 IN lose the past year.
The Rev Martin Toewe Of Pontiac
has accepted a call TO the Lutheran
church at Grand Haven.
The Rev. l. G. Rogers has been In
stalled pastor OF St Johns episcopal
church at Grand Haven.
Michigan sx.prisoners Of the war will
hold their annual meeting af s. Louis
December 10 and %
The Peck Mercantile company 90
whitehall has made al assignment
Liabilities. 5000
The ST. Joseph County Teachers az.
sociatlon viii meet at centerville, De
cember SO.
David Patterson Of West Bay City has
been appointed q deputy revenue col
lector
ST Joseph city council has granted q
franchise 10 an electric street car con-
pany.
Eben Woodward. q Berrien county
pioneer. is dead at Coioma aged 81
years.
Woodland is without Gre protection.
Dot having even a bucket brigade
Michigan has 10 libraries containing
Of over loo books each.
Calhoun county farmers are expert
encing q water tsmine.
Jackson water bonds have been sold
% New York bankers
Nsvigation through the 500 canal
closed Monday.
Michigan Knights q the Grip hsv.
l6sg members-
Spring Lake town hall pili Re dsdi.
cated today.
Coal has been discovered 81 ST
Charles
Ludingion y 70 have . canning fac.
tory
Aarlet;s h n have an opera house
Poutac has 6fty cases q the grip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
STATE PRESS COMMENT.

The democrat ways and means CON-
mittee has at last given 10 the public
their free tariff bill. IL is the worst
that could be for Michigan and her pro-
ducts. Every production Of Michigan is
put on the free list, lumber, salt and
wood are among the things The demo
crat party has set its heart upon killing.
but the people OF that district voted this
way and il Is but fair and right that
they have taste Of the dish they have
prepared, but the heart rending suffer
ing. the anticipation OF the measure
seems enough without practical
realization OF its terrible ruin.-Huron
Times
The republican tariff has made the
home OF the American workman home
Of plenty. lie lived and enjoyed the
luxuries OF the rich In the older lands.
The democrat policy in its very promise,
and before its reality could be expert
enced. has brought distrust and want
and suffering. II Is that and nothing
else. The talk about silver producing
the hard times was simply a democrat
blind.-Port Huron Times.
Twenty five thousand people in De-
troit suffering for want OF food. History
is repeating itself and the good old
democratic times" are with us again.
lie. it be hoped. however. not long to
stay.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
Prendergast, the slayer Of Carter Har.
rison, says he IL not insane and says he
will not let his lawyers enter such a
plea IN his defense. The only plea in
his case should he q good stout rope
Menominee News
II Mexico really wants the Mitchell
Corbett fight we think Uncle Sam can
afford to let her hayeit-Saginaw News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

For the brsf nonth sincs the financial
panic asserted itself tie Feceipts Ct The
postofhcs last seok sxceeded those Tor
The corresponding month one year ago
During the last fsS months the Post4a
rseeipls we're considerably beaos these
Il last year. bat business y rssis.ng
and November vas profitable month
10 the local postofhee department The
incresse for that mont3 over sossmber
lsxe vas esos.0l. lbs total receipts
we're tl2-so0.8k derived from the toiie,s-
ing sources; Stamps and cards. x,.se2. -,
stamped envelopes. tl.0oI.o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Thrre naturally cones - ths Mid a
= laymsn some rather pertinent ques.
ti,us srent the criticisms and deuaacia-
tiens ~ che Few T. FaY Mii- snd M.
methods tv some - ths iocaI ministers
sao io,k cart ia the recent revival OF
ccufss these critics cav the EVIL ccn-
eealed IN his methods tnx before The
ciose 4 10 SERIES n rfeet.nes. The
erroneous dacfrins Which night peril
ths interests of svsnxes5csl osthdory
we're $50 xrss7~'i ~ IN theological ex
rerts Fao sas - the pistfarr snd BY
ttsr rreesnca gave endorsement. Get
cuiy a. tae niee.rzs. tut tae aitsrancps
q Nr Mills Jnsics thess coalitions
anes II pa place t.s critics "a the hght
- arf-nz an insiscer- rsrt IN thas thew
rsssls 30 asore e. check ths rr~srherf
Wee th-y tsue 60 their wcss - Preach
tAe trath - they unasrstAsd il al al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
Cut Rate War L. Now On.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.-Anothsr important
cut in the freight rates eastbound from
Chicago was made today. The Erie
again took the initiative by announcing
a cut OF ~ cents in provision rates. in
Guiding all kinds OF packing house pro-
ducts packed and bulk meats Suisse
quentiy meeting Of the Chicago com.
mittee Of the Central Traffic associa-
tion was held at which IL was agreed to
follow the Erie in making these reduc.
tons and arrangements were made TO
issue tariffs on this basis at once
These cut rates will 60 into effect on
December IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

Tax Atlanta Constitution - demo
craft paper and southern one at that
IL l. opposed 70 Secretary Gssshan's
Hawaiian policy and does not hesitate
~ say - IL rscentiy allowed lis Wash
ington correspondent 10 say: Gresham
hates ex.President Harrison- lie
thought he ssw an opportunity in the
Hawaiian matter To queer the recent re-
publican administration. He converted
Cleveland 10 his way OF thinking. Blount
had his instructions and went over there
10 make out case IN accordance with
bis Instruction.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06
LAW STUDENTS ORGANIZE.
seekers Amer Lorr--The Rev. IL Digb,
Johnston's Address

Johnston's Address
The Law students OF this city organ.
lied an association for mutual improve.
ment last evening. The meeting for the
purpose was held in the Office OF Thomp-
son. Temple & Mccormick Constitu.
ton and bylaws were adopted and the
association starts OFT with twenty four
charter members aud the following OH
GERS: President, G.. Fii1Gerald: vice
president. II r. Adams; secretary aud
treasurer. Herbert w. Bedell. executive
committee the officers. l. Aibinski and
W. e.. Robertson.
After business wac disposed os the
Rev. II. Digby Johnston of Unity church
made an interesting address After ex.
pressing his appreciation ~ being asked
10 address such sgathering. the speaker,
who formerly practiced ia England as a
barrister. proceeded TO relate some OF
the barriers which confront any but a
well. b.. do young man, In an attempt TO
study law N f.ngiand. Five years Iaust
be given 10 the work. and the barrieter
with whom IL IL proposed to study
must be paid a fee OF 1850. Men
the articles of apprenticeship must bear
a government stamp which coefe 40 al
dItional s6s0. He tod many incidents
a the old fogy customs in England.
where the Wig and goau seen 10 he
what has standing in court. az the
Judges Will Dot recognize a harrister IN
less he - sttIred in those relics Il by.
gone days. he congratulated theyoung
men 90 seekiug entrance into . noble
profession. aud upou the Tact that no
such barriers existed here against the
poor young man a. VA England Yet be
would have tne doors here more closely
guarded - that unwoi'shy men bers
should not Il stie 10 bring disrepute
upon nofsle profession. lie advocated
gensrsi esiBcztion a. vel as tie study
q az, and gave the embryo attorneys
some very EU~ri advice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-06

rHAr an employer Is less interested in
protection than his xorkmen 10 illus
tratsd by the reply % Plttsburg steel
rail manufacturer who when asked what
be had 20 say regarding Ia e Wilson SEIZED
ule. he said: Il don't care what rate they
ix | can make them in competition
with English makers. but the workmen
will have 10 work for the English scale
Of wages" IL this fact had been fully
realized one year ago as IL Is now. We
should have had no free trade scare or
financial panic.