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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

had been cast that there must be demo
Gratis present. He cranel his neck over
the convention. and seeing the senator.
pointed him out With the excited ex
preston. There's one az en-. This
brought down the houso and the @ena-
tor replied that ne was glad e. see re
publicaus catching on democratic ways.
j A s Nerdier's motion 10 forbid
te,idling ballots for superior court judge
among The delegates on the ground that
ihc practice was unreruiliran vas
voted down With a Wild who5p.
After the convention George " Bun
nell expressed great satisfaction that
his friends bad stood hy him 50 nobis.
and that he would Do his utmost -
elect the ticket
The Democrat spectators n the cen
venfioa WE'RE very uneasy whcr tises he
held the enthusiasm ui;h which Mayor
Stuarts nomination MS reerlfed
Mr Falla=s hae never lse~n judge.
although when Jndge = Probate pfi
kius vas ffsf hoTniaatea Mr. tsliss
eae just ore sote behind him.
The cir uas stiflinr towards TIE last.
bat the delegates arior remained VA
damp Bsd.
The feneraii r Col r V Fox wss one
4 tbf moef sciire deseEefes 10 the cen
senfIen
TIE Rev. , T Has'ed psfforlnsd bis
g<litical da;ies pairipficaiiy slth tie
re<t
E.,daey Sessions developed faieut ~
A. tiYeriife orafsr. harine : gssi snh
5est
II was conxertson a sfslwaff rfr,nb
iieans. irigAt. earnest and tlcHcus
Fvsr the seFnoersfs rreszn; cau1hs
she ebsisnslseTs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
on HIS wIrE's GRAVE
A Ruined Louisville Merchant Sui
cidcs in a Cemetery.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. March William
Peterson committed suicide by sending
a bullet through his brain in Cave Hill
cemetery this morning. The deed VAS
committed over his wife's grave. and the
lifeless body fell between her mound
and those IL their three children. In the
inside vest pocket 81 the dead man was
found an envelope of the Arlington
house. Detroit. Michigan. but il bore no
address. II was uDsealed and Coroner
Mccullough too out eco in paper money
and the following unsigned letter:
~My DEAR FHIESD- NoRKIs-I have
come home to die. For years ! have
been trying 10 resist. bnf can resist no
longer. | want 10 rest. Bury me in
this lot. Have no ceremony by church
or lodge. Bury me in plain and simple
way. without any display. You will lind
money inclosed with which to do this.
hope | have made my peace with my
God. God bless you and all my friends
The dead man was formerly mcr-
chant here but lost his money. and has
for several years lived with son IN
Chicago. Friend Morris" was W. w.
Morris of this city.
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ESCAPE OF A KING
FORTUNATELY MISSING HIN
The As~sisans w~< rromlsls -srrc-ss<a
and Crowd laosiosed li,e Mon.
arsh. w,sdss chr~r,ax lflm.

LosnoS. March = Mail advises fron
Rome prove thai = erfs ife.irqpase ilo4
IT the dynamite cA,npalEr q sbe itzilhn
anarchists has bcrn c<ecnl,anioafe<i -
telegraph O. the oussiee strld A sffir.
censorship is exefcise4 oeer ~ dss
patches l,s the coktraspeot aad am
thing likely % create Z rAnick> feeling
- suppressed Ine seriousness q the
situation - shown hs lhe lsci that three
fcsiments from narshern Italy arxs GA
their Sas a. tie'r'ts and that iarioarhs
q troops have been sDsrtnded aslone all
The troops Ia The immediate vicinity.
Although net day has passed without
the fading = hcanhs 4, the police. al
The authorities declare that ,hx az
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

and give the delegates room 70 DO their
work The MOTION Was not pot as those
not delegates retired a. far as the dense
crowd Veuld permit
By Mr. Hustled That two tellers be
appointed Carrissi
The chair appointed J " Huated
and William I. johnson Officers and
tellers were svornsn by Dwight Cioss.
ard nomiratlons for mayor we're called
fer.
Mayor stusrf Nominated.
BY Mr. Session The Chair ard Gen
tiemen | am as oii a republican as any
e yon have sf.-rd hy this old party
fer forty years crst my first vote in
iSss. ard have stuck ~ the old PARTY
ever since. wish - 'eii you whom /
prefer For mayor lie has been before
yen ~ wears tie hse done his duty
aiTa4s. nj only - mayor bat AZ prns
ecutssr q Kent county. He xill 60
through and stand - the PARTY uhieh
elects him fie Is tha present incum-
tent sFFiense No one has found
am fanit 9Th him NaW think il is
seil - keep htm in thiz Place will
fsenfior his nsme " J Stuart fAp
flsuar move that ne ile rot only
nominai,Ad ~ sccismstion. but hy
rssins vote
Wild cheers hr.se forth AZ this mo
tiuu snfi delegates spFarx - their fees.
saEer - ia honor 81 Nayor Sfuarf vh,
las - siiiy consincfesl TIE afaiTs - that
aiice ~ The pest yesr
bY Nr Spreai That esin,mitt.e -
Gitlssns ~ sppoirtesl - Fait on NJ
~tHarf ard frlnz htw before the ennFen
ben Carried ine chait appointed
no Hen fdm9ri y AarpsFsl fae Hen
William taiFitb fsteum ard John 7
Geul3
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Nkw Yo.k. March ~ The German
steamer Glaucukanf. which went ashore
at Blue Point. twelve miles east of Fire
island lighthouse during dense fog
Friday afternoon. is still in a very pre-.
carions condition She lies hard on the
back inside the outer bar. One ~ the
tugs sent to her relief is of shore. hut
has as yet beer unable to gct line 10
the steamer or render any assistance on
account ~ the high sea running None
Of the crew have been taken OF and
nothing can he done till the SEA becomes
more moderate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

DrNvKl. Colo. March "a special
to the Republican from Butte. Montana.
saws: 1T Is directly changed that Frank
Hickey. now IN Jail herr. is one - the
alleged mnrderere n John VI. Clayton
81 Somervillo. Arkansas The aliera
CATION comes fronl ". +. Bnrkharf. who
claims e. hauA beer telegraph opera
tor al Little Rock when the assassination
occurred
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

The L,rc.nin Club FILLED with Repre-
sentative Citizens.

IT. hsmucr. isn'f iis- demanded
fat dflegate as be wiped the perspsra-
tlor fr1m bis brow after yelling his ieft
lung loose a. the top
The "a ,ielega;c vas unquestionably
right It was a hummer II began
humminz early ard continued to d.
husines~ flcti Psir sunday Was almost
rsatly fo ulake ifs cntrec.
The republicans ~ Grand Ratfis
tGttlrd ,lver with ohi time republican
ENTHUSIASM AZ the city csnvcutou last
nt<llt III Naz one . fhe cid faeAi.saed
reptbhcah mass meeilags that yuu'Te
ri. rrnd ahoat Long before o'cltrk
The tisierstos and members ~ The nssrty
tezhn 20 hessg4ols ID thr rrsoris ~ the
l.inlpin club ca Pearl street. Eiy ;
oetfk III uoad hass heen impossible
- lre.p a pan fsnn the ceiling without
tiif4re SINE pEoinirf ~ republican on
fa- head. The fraditional sirlIre in
tte box had 3 first floor suite wifh a
hath ir comparison 10 thp SPACE
al.1ffei n any tosiy that had eihowed his
sly intn 20 ball
i- ass a repfcs..ntsfise gathering. too.
Ihffr were prominent lawyers and eHi
feni chs hlfisrs 'esling r'erchants. and
nafo pff<lpz Mechanics N fact. every
chii@ ~ ffrirtf 49, rerre~cnfed cxreTt
fea ,r1zf and fhe heeicr de tickes
~ earfy d~ prreink IN der pockrt
seq leef ~ere rot present either ~
p'r~''n n of rroxt livery man present
vas sn honest. upright reputable ri-i
sefi clean merslis ani ph, sicsliv. That
Nit have stamped tine crowd a. re
pahiiean gathering anywhere in the
st~te
There eerr = few democrats present.
hoesser Toy came 10 o. see tn sir
nf1 ticket Fhsmlnatsd Ard ineiie1iaiiv
. Etve reisf 81 the acraeion senator
tslran ea~ one - them and vac rsfn,lv
zr.feted - thf ,ieleesfes He ieuorrsf
ssal ifanS in fhr spirit - repuh.ic.af isFn
~ tho ps.rchef earth abAsrh@ 6ee But
he|ranI'iat staod 'fo nurh q Il hnv
ever an.i finally sithdsew 'tom The BAH
All Ia t-es-s Hsrss,r
she frlessis q ~ The -snslsdafe. were
~ haad s.srls snd sseY <orkri WITH All
fhf enfaueiasfn - q a'hc-sib1y vh,
fhlrxs - = piayr4 TIE fact that
ertry eands.isfs aisin VIZ . aot litse -
fhf lscs - snsl eouvenfien energy cn
enc p=rf 4 his ffieasis
rs.. bttf,n hsiine beran "a sou az
~ +ro0d beesr g. ceme. ard y IN
rreaest e eefr'effieai prs'Er's~si',a vita
fhc arrival e srery a~iegsfe u sss
,r. e-eih.e fer 8tfle groups = aien ~
ssfaef q certere q the r0oEn- The bal
uss teo sraesiesi tnf they he'd star
ehaai esr conferences ss-ross - kesss q
chairs and arafrsl fhe ir,D pillars
The rstfe~f@ ~rrr al x>st asfarrd
eers. sut fhe sneti.fr~ ard 'ee frsends
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past wiIlbe construed as a fair index OF
the coming year.
My opponent in the campaign has ex-
pressed the wish that there shall be no
mud singing. heartily join hands
with him on that issue. What we wish
to do is 10 convince the voters that the
men on our ticket will give them bet
ter administration than the men on the
other tickets. II tho people of this city
wish To have the same policy that has
prevailed in the past continued. would
be pleased 10 receive their votes
Cheers and applause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

NEw OuLrNSs. March - Tho car
strike has proven q fzzle While the
union has not called Il OF. yet there has
been a stampede among the men. and
many have applied Tor their old positipus.
huf the company VIII not take them
hack. "a they have secured anu trained
enough men to keep the system ia
operation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Tie present fft Fea oassocsi r,ssss-s
= fhifteTn fefafssceas tzeae asr'r
crtts sHtl fre Ffafss = rssffg a&n ~etet
rtsaiSchns fetffe fhfs frtifsx sfd "a
hnitiofff The ffrufzta - r - FF.tr2 49,
from fife fss secrza shifd. afth. ienfh.
sieyesft sed sFeifth rarsts. ekiTh isFsee
hffie s3eahf = fts<r- lansns sacretzis<i -
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Alps>r rp nonI>SoN.
He Wins The clcrkshsp Amer . He~
~kfrrntsh.

Tho hum - eonvprsatsoss roe~ ard fsli
- fhe aaeainafsnr Z fst1e vas ia
ssss~ea tus re general su4pri=e gaze
isse ehrr the ett,rrt = the clefxsh r.
'sae feafh~s TIE proes~3ings rere ~
fotitws
~ lfsrry = rhas~ Thsf fhe <ec-s
ssr4>caH - rlr - yards fx - rtlf
rsee q rfezs@fsne nominees fi~ tlse
sf-isr q clefk Lat
f}s = = Skee@ That m ernvenft.n
prnce<d - az sIforsnai hsilaf fer el<rk
t,sfrsszd
~ waliam sIs~a Srith ~ tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

y1st after ) O'Clock the eonyention WAS
called 10 order by Chairman % the City
C.anmlttee Dwight Gos<I he said:
We are met here "a nominate a repub-
lsAn ticket When last we met here
xe faet IN democrat state. IN demo
cr;t city. We now meet IN a republican
srats. county aud city. call "a preside
over you DIR. GrisxoIfS
pr. Griswoid assumed the chair with
these words: Party organization is
nesessezry We have met here "a place
IN nsminafion a ticket II men - pre-
SIDE over the destinies of the city. We
believe there are good men ia all parties.
bat that there are mere good men IN the
republican party than In any other. We
have, therefore. plenty of timber from
which 20 draw candidates. Some II you
viii b. disappointed because YOU cannot
ali get the places for which you strive.
fou Who ar- defeated must Re content
With two tickets in the field. ! wish you
q place IN nomination men who are
equal 10 any man On any u the other
tickets.
BY Mr.. Sessions That Dwight Goss
aet a. secretary. lie was not delegate
and declined
By Mr.. S';ow-That Oscar wilmarth
act a. secretary. Carried.
By Mr.. Wesselius- That q committee
IL i've ~ appointed on permanent or
gsinization and order of business
earned.
The chai; appointed :. wesselius. r.
SAkeels. j. W Holcomb. j. W. Hustled
and Henry Hoeksema.
By MIR. SpFpni That a committee ~
three be appointed on credentials
Carried
The chair appointed Robert Sproul.
r. ". Merrill and J. A. :. Nerdier.
The committee on credentials reported
the the list printed IN THE HERALD
substantially correct.
The Delegates
Following il a list 81 the delegates
elected AZ the ward caucuses:
FtRST &C Stryker. Martin Telder.
Henry Hooksema, Andrew Bouma.
Albert Striker
Sxcoxp. q. &. Campbell. =. a. Rod
gers. J. r. Moran. Robert Sproul. T.
DcPagster.
TsIsp- III. +. Walsh. Schuyler
Graves. l.. r. NcCrath. A. Bouterse. c.
n. Seymour.
ENiAln tOl. " IVt.
Chase. j s. ). Verdier. Oscar A. Wells
and Or. T. h. Griswold
FiFTH j. T. Husted. Thomas G.
Wisner. Eugene Richmond. Joseph Pot
ter. Jr.. aud keyne Van Hoff.
SIXTH John W Holcomb. Calvin
Edison. Jappe DeBoer. Anthony Quisi.
Mime Lei ever.
SEVENTH Lewis r Hintz. L. c. Dewey.
John Pcevis. G. ;. Peterson. Charles
FaSpldt
EcHTa- S l. kirg. W L. Adams,
O. r. Wilnarth. Henry Hartman and s
\. Clark
NINTH- Fred L. Rand. l.. c. Stow.
Frank ". Leonard. Robert Merrill.
Abram PsrLee.
TKSTH William Alden Smith. Loomis
X. Bishop. s Wesselius. Rodney Ses-
sions and Daniel Spring.
ELEvE>rH- =. ;. Chamberlain. Mich
olas Wevs LeSage Ten Brock, Cornelius
Bahker. r. r. Skeels
TwrLF-.H W. L. Johnston. G.. W Law.
G. W. Dllenback. James l.. Rumsey.
John knOwlen.
The conlmitteeon permanent organiza-
tion and order II business recommended
that the organization be made perma-
nent and reported an order Of business.
The report was adopted.
BY Colonel Fox That citizens who
are mingling with the delegates retire
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

r.o,n ta-iaf. burglars entered q rear win
aou - the Snliixnn Counfy hank -
tiis place While the cashier had gone q
dinner. he Rad lsff the sale ursesked
and the thieves get ever - ftD and made
shslr eeraf.e. leatise ~ cler
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Ksfsutxps = March - VII
ian Tfrs~,r.a.e 90 ssssf~cz- naa ~ ss,i
Es,e ,fsf<4t. fsis aes-sate. lis -.ssns
ftsse fm fef fesr Hf xsnt fess
- .iss skts frunl ckscara ash tisnns
e. - ; farm latsrff Ne sra On FyFf
ars esfc~t sni Fi<;risy 1oe~3s; fefeussn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

SAIz LAKE Cry. Utah. March r.
The Ccfiin Hardware company. one a
the heaviest hardware firms dasnF tuei.
ness IN this city. closed IL doors today
Liabilities. s1,o0oo: assets. s10oo. Ia
ability 50 make collections Is assigned a.
The cause Tor the failure
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

republicans The republican csndiiases
IN the fourth and ninfh warsis ciaim 70
have pretty ssssi nFhtlng chances THE
time - that Il . quite generally csn.
ee-ied that The preecEt majority "a tho
common council xlil bold its o~n and
may 20 ore or two better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

lie Is Nominated for Treasurer With
n Yell.

The Chair announced That nomina
tions for city treasurer we're Ia order.
By :. Wesselius That the secretary
of the convention be- instructed 20 cast
tho votes ~ the convention for Marsh
III Sorrirk for city treasurer. Carried
NTH xalfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Ar1trrA. Ca. Narrh =, Sam Jones'
in a Telegram 20 the sfferreon parera
sienauBoei - - greet hig ~" The state
ntni felsQrsriisi frorn Csrterrsiiis -
ire eject hat ~ and brother sainssser
ufrn carving Enns for eacl nthef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

We .. r,~-~nse~s ~ e~~sss,s Rernss-s
a Nesf 3r.ee. d

During th~ hsiesfiag ~ ias9~ fhr
f-rir x.ttt~ @rfereti rffh Ntfof ~snsrf
lf~ nsaynf< arrival 80 ktrr-szi Nth
fanlHitaFsis spTisus~ The ftl~erin1 es>r
tneft ~ eeasc. time and sh~n it lad
Hnsiis ash~s.ir-i S~neiar Barnsrd. Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

Chosen Gbr Comptroller on sharp
and Decisive Contest.

l3v the Chair That nominations feT
city comptrolier were IN orsier.
i.y Frank 4 Rodgers That nomi
Mating speeches be simlicd n onc min
ute Carried.
J. 4. :. Neriier nominated William
II Van Ireuven.
frank 4 Rodgers nominated Charles
r. Harrington
< 4. Caves nominated " 4 Ro<focis
: Weesfiias supported the ncnins
ton - willsan II Van Ieenwew
An informal ballot resnltssl ~ s,Sllows
" N Var LseuNen ......s.....-.- -
& + Harrington .t..s....l..s..
W y B<sfssk s....4 =
BsJ 4 < Verdier That a ss.cona r
fsrnal l,silot - t8kea
rs Dr. : g Graves That The HDe'ion
te arsrraea, and that fhe csnsenfion
tr.Se~.4 - fsygei hslius
J. 4. : Nerslser protested that tn
amendment would le an.ust - Mr. Var
fseaupE
Frsak f<~irefs wifhare~ N sane -
NJ Hsrfinxfsn. sn4 ferod that
NanI<euven eooid - aeuinates3 - 90
convention
~ f.sav~s sraendB<nt frevsilesi
sal sbe Fofmal tallof resolved ss follows
- n F$oete-rk -
= ~ fanleeaser -
: We4aeslus started - nsaxe tkst ~
hasfaf - declared ferzns. kaf ~ cre> 4
sss- hsm The lsssa sod - at 6o~n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
MAYOR STUART.

never asked an Office in the city.
At the earnest solicitation of friends
he has allowed his name 10 be presented.
He has resided here for twenty five
years. and for fourteen years has been
co-laborer with the workers on the west
side. Aldese Ed Robinson.
BY the Rev. j. T. Husted-A good
preparation for tomorrow will be little
speech now One difficulty with the re
publican party is il has 80 many good
men to select from. wish. however. to
second the nomination Of one young
man mentioned. The great apostle
said To his son Timothy: Let no man
despise thy youth" which is a good
motto for republican convention. On
behalf of the fifth ward delegation |
second the nomination OF George w.
Bunnell.
BY j. A. S. Verdier-You are all
aware that we have large Holland
element in this city. We believe that
the Holland element should be recog-
nized. | wish to present the name az
William H. Van Leeuwen. He has been
an efficient deputy county clerk under
Hobart Chapman. and is in every way
qualified. and is popular with all.
By Il. A. Merrrill-On behalf of the
ninth ward second the name Of a. Ed
Robinson.
BY II. r. Chase desire. on behalf
of the Young Republican club Of Grand
Rapids. 10 second the nomination OF
George w. Bunnell.
Balloting then began. Wien the
nounced as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

By William Alden Smith That the
nomination ~ Mr.. Robinson be made
unanimous. and thatevery young repub
lican bend himself TO the oar next Mon
day and help elect him. Carried with
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

WARD TICKETS
Fsr~t wsrd.
s'arersisog--fi -fiENDBlkI- LfPPGNK.
Ai1erfnaa- ssEEkff a. DxGRAAF
tensts5.e--t'-t as hAkFk.
SECOND ward.
S,srervisor- HOBE kI' x. LOOMS.
Aidrfnan.- DAVID ftslsBF~.
ll,.ie-->t ftfA>tEl. 4. NEEkE>.
Ihirsi Ward.
Slrefs .>or-icHN BENJAMIN
Alisr1ase-- l.f,s L. g.. DtNfoN.
tonstahis--jtl~Efh ". LINDSAY.
Fourth ward.
Sopervi-sr-Ef -Ef.GE<E r. ALLFN
Atirriosn- At p MATTHEW Ss)N.
ftnh Hasd.
super i-er- EDWIN WADE.
Ahiersuen- 8 kf DERft DODGE.
tczsfai,iS~-JACOB ~TAEdoC y Ell.
sixth vard
upersl~or JACOB 4. SHIFTS.
Aideruasn--pAt DJ NaRfS.
tonssatie- ~NAR~HAi-L 81 RNHAM.
Sc,cnsn war,i
~orers i-ar-Cf.tt \ q. PETERSON.
Aidrrinan--LEyi PEsRI.
Coe-tatle--COESELlJS : SMASTENBRoOk.
Eighth ward.
Super s-oF.- NAY BH4IrDy
Alderman - lHDNASI LtCA<.
con-falie-ifE<hf COLWELL-
Ninth varti.
SUPER WILLIAM A. CONLE>.
AiaerfDaa--HF<Rf n. VII DEB.
nstanle--ti tiH(3Et KNOLL
Tenth Ward.
Supervisor -A>>E fINDESfJ I.DER.
Alderman MILAN A. SHAW.
sahse-ss fslkEM1AH RlLkAA.
Eleventh Ward.
Supcrvi vi>or-t- + RENOST y ~KEELS
Alderman JOHN \ NEKE ERIE
Constable -lft~EPH :. PfLkIS.
F,ssinh Ward
Surert i~or-l- SIDNEY T. SHAW
AI,itrlnar \ iNaT THfNfEf RICE
Con-fahle-iI. VAN tt BERGEN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

b Tie Chair Thie gentleman tc
ing = fru.si haii4f yo,l have made
Shoice q Eieary y. Falia~.
By Nr We@>e.ias That the edfe Ile
ns8e unanimous Carrsei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

fof ipdge- = ne Circuit Conrt for the
ocllfy II kent
WILLIAM r. GROVE.
Nti>E~ fAtrfAk.r.
For S<hcoi Coairni>- on-r--
A. HANIi> SMITH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26
MAYOR STUART RENoMINATED
One or Two Axr~eahi~ Surprises In
the tvnseDsssn--rhe frseeed-
ins<s la Detail


for ]iztses q the rurretne eosrt--
FRANK A. HOOKER.
Tor hegenfs - th@ state foiverstrs-
FRANK ~. FLETCHER.
HERMAN kfEFEh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-26

He Is Nominated for Judge Amer .
sharp Struggle.

When the mayor had been nominated
the selection Of candidate for Judge of
the superior court was proceeded with.
BY III. r. Chase That an informal
ballot be ordered. Carried.
Before thesballots had been cast Will
lam Alden Smith moved that the wards
be called in their numerical order for
the presentation 81 candidates.
BY Frank r.. Rodgers As an amend
ment. that the tellers proceed To collect
tho ballots. The amendment was carried
and the first informal ballot resulted
fenry y. eiker r--...-....-....-.. -
Henry X. failass. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ID
Elmer r. stanton .-....-...-.-...... ~
The announcement Of this ballot was
greeted with loud and prolonged cheers.
and second informal ballot Was or
dered When the votes were counted
they were found 10 be in excess OF the
the number ~ delegates present. and a
third ballot was ordered.
At this point the proceedings were in
terrupted 10y the appearance ~ Mayor
Stuart with the committee. The work
- nominating Judge was then
taken up.
On the second informal ballot an ex
cess ~ two votes was found.
BY Mr.. Wesselius ask Tor the re
suit ~ the ballot with the sixty-two
votes in the hat. ! withdraw that mo
fion.
BY f. 4. Rodgers That division be-
made here ~ the citizens from the dele
gates Carried
BY the Chair Another ballot will bc
taken.
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Convention Notes.

Senator Peter Doran was an interested
spectator. occupying front seat. \
delegate remarked when too many votes
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The Chair Prepare your ballots for
member Of the board II review and
equalization.
BY DIR. Iocher The first ward -
modest. We would like "a have our
ward represented on the city ticket. W
have man who possesses all the gxoi
qualities which all the men mentioned
tonight are said to possess The first
ward has never had member ~ the
name of W. c. Melis.
BY Mr. Skeels nominate c. II. Van.
Anden.
Freeman Lathrop of the tenth and
James Vandersluis Of the fourth were
also nominated. The ballot was taken
Nth THE rac,,lt.
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smilinxly. vanI,eeusen snomsratisn Was
made unanimous
They Capsur< the Board OF R~siew
assxi Mar~hai Nominations


The Chair Gentlemen. the next
ofioe "a Ill 10 the Office II marshal.
Prepare your ballots.
BY Mr.. Sessions Gentlemen, viii
not take your time for more than =
minute. wish 10 propose the name ~
man from my own ward Tie - chair
man Of the ward committee and labor
ing man He works with his hands the
same AZ | do. il-Anghter. He is
laboring man. say. and his hands show
IT, You cannot do better than nominate
James l. Lewis for the place.
BY Mr.. Seymour wish 10 place be
fore you a man from the third ward lie
is man known 90 you for the past
twenty five or thirty years and viii add
strength 10 yoar ticket | nominate l..
&. Remington
The ballots we're counted and the re.
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Wes@e;lus started - nsoxs tsst ~
hassaf -. declared fsr1nas kaf ~ cre>d
ssx- hin he ssaxA so6 - at 6o~r
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Supervisor -ErGENE r. ALLFN.
Aairrinsn l>AAt r. MATTHEW SON.
1onEanle--- EBt. NELEk y. CADA.
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By j. 4. s. Verdier--I wish 10 with.
draw the name of Mr.. Van Leeuwen.
Iiy William Alden Smith That we
proceed to second informal ballot
Carried
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Ssress .>oy-toHN BENJAMIN
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