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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
SALES OF THE WEEK
Improved Tone Observed in the
Real Estate Market
LOTS FIND READY PURCHASERS
Movement OF Good Propersic~ Likely
a. he Accelerated ~ the Appear
anoe OF the stocking"

-Real estate l. acfiys--xhen the wind
biows'- responded dealer ia answer 10
. question regarding the condition Il
business. but that MAS Hsarly q fort
night ago. and in that period the whirl.
ing II time has brought several changes
f0r the better. which your honest agent
desontly hopes Sill continue pert lament.
During the fore part u the month. and
indeed until last week. dirt Was as stag
nant a. abriekyard puddle. There were
the usual amount q inquiries regarding
property. ar unusual amount II hust.
ling. and sickening abundance Of work
which counted nix.
In monetary scares real estate ~ the
first TO feel the pressure. persons having
a little money 10 invest immediately be-
come frightened and sleep with the
money stocking tied about the left leg
When the stringency shows signs IL
abating. out comes the stocking hoard
and II Is placed in realty. there Ia work
every second in the year 10 increase
the owners goods and chatteis.
During the last seven days +. w.
Bliss & Co. have sold number Ut lots
on Milton avenue and York aud Hamp-
ton Roads 81 their east end addition. On
which buildings will be erected before
the snow iiiesL Several more deals are
on foot which will probably be CLOSED
du-ing the week just born. AT all events
there will be a fiourishing community
there before the Thanksgiving turkey
meets his fate.
Rents are picking up in most cheer
ing manner aud the demand for houses
renting for from els 10 go Is far in ex-
cess OF the supply. Persons having such
property idle have none but themselves
To blame. The average property owner
puts "A sign on his house for rent or sale,
and because nobody applies for that par
ticular strip 81 the earth'with it's embel.
lIshments, he instantly declares that
ruin II walking the earth. Experience
teaches him. at the cost Of many good
honest dollar. 10 place his property IN
the hands Of an agent and then his
realty woes are nj an end.
Outside building is slowly resuming
its wanted activity and architects have
something else 10 do besides contetn
plating the bottoms Of well.worn russell
shoes and making plans for hard win
ter. They're making plans, but they are
for buildings.
Following are the real estate transfer
for the week:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
CRllED WITH ITCHING
And pain from Ecs>ms- 6cratches
u,sxI Bleod C~zae- scales Lkks
. Hssk- CARED ~
Cuticura-

IA . - iass tsrffA<<. "a ttnes a seessed - a q
~oa.i Snss me egsEy stlh ltcAius eoa p.ln-
qrroaxh ne day Il soad iteh. cse<inx ule ~
scr.tah anfll ths bioad soaid csnle. an3 dsling
o. rixhf Il woaid scah eser - t1.s I eosl1
srraaef seaies % nks ti,a-a q 1<hI De-
tored via ne fen.ily phtsiosn tqt oiss Ne
ave ne Temporary lsuef. bot sDt treesls soe1
s1zns k.ek Il sh6zs he sasas nue esek year.
fhsa bsx.n u<ius Ccff1tkA kksEbEEs. sh.sA
have enfirels cured ns.
Mss HANNAH n. WltI1ANs
I&srsscssiiIe. Ds&rboxa %. LA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Cutlcura Resolvent

The new blood and ekin Purifier. internally. and
cUTfcunk. ths great kkin Care. and Ctftcr "A
scar. the exquisite kkin heautnef. s1iernaiiy. H.
st4ntiy relieve AID speedily cars every dieease aBd
kumor 81 The SKIN. scsip. and hloos. with lose q
hair fFosa Infancy a. az. frous pimpies 90
srrofula ~hea tse bcss pas sieians hospitals. ADD
ell other IeEDsdies fall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

cat sp<nt all eoaii nazka "a doct6finz hut
nethinx hslped me hoeEh4 CuflcUks IA skofEs,
1nd IN slx weeks tine my head 80 sst. AID
l thcn a-ed he CUffrusz fer nay hair. J bo~ ssy
thai theFs Il not haeF head Of hair IN kortb1zn
Indiana lhAa mine for only years growth.
BkuLAH O STEWART,
Xrsl..r fnr4I.r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE you chTARRH7

fiase see frsbs eflf ll,s eSssf
q - FdfJf Eyes setef4
tavt toe : 50 e.lnah frefg ai4a'
= - rou stct ~ 90 sf9fnar.f
A. tipsfe = rsl1IfinllItls drt41tnz - fuu11s
- - tas's ~ peer eliteiff
~ r4n - rsnraf 4ull sni ffFrifIe f''t'.-4
- "a = fI.At Isllib. & tertt tkrisloe
st~e4 " stara relhas A. 81 afranf
haI,sis. Hseh taH a. erite. fssr. - s'nst
- ~ asali keslcin,t = - esprf risste
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27


Peter Luyendyk and wife 10 Daniel
Luyendyk, ~ se = ne u sec l..
Gaines. .........-.......... 90
Willard X. Grilfiths and wife TO CIV.
Cannon. lot Is, Horton Il Kirt-
lana SUD. lsUb
Charles r. Pennock and wife and
Ain II. Gould and wife 10 May J..
Perkins ...-...-......-...--... 4o
Henry Portma and wife 10 Robert
Haynes. piece land on sec 3,
Gaines. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50O
Henry Joseph Richter 10 Julins Rust
lowski lot *. VisOski's add. - 800
allie Waterloo and wife "a Axel X.
Larson. lot IL. ok 5. l. q. Mason
Co. sub. l,oOO
Edward Bourchier and wife TO Mary
W. Marsden. lot :, bk .. Campbell
4 Underwood add ...... 100
Isaiah Stewart and wife 20 Mary
Haurahan. lot <, j. p. Chubis add $500
John :. Lawrence 20 Nathan Bogda-
vowicz, lot sOi. Leonard Il Co.'S
add .-............--....... bsO
John :. Lawrence To Nathan Bogdn-
=nowicz, lot 406. Leonard 4 Co.'S $50
Joel Smith and wife Ia Elias Frank.
SO Il lot - and II II lot -. bk
q. HolhTook s................... 700
Samuel White and wife Co Lewis ID.
Tallman, lot -. blk I. Whites
third add .............--..-.-... 800
ttiarlcr H. Ssiiitn anu Vile to Elias
Frank. lot /. blk l.; lot 10, bk ).
and lot 4. 5, 8. % and u, ok .,
Weston 4 Meigs' add. ...-. 5000
Aren II. Tyler t. Francis X. Tyler.
lots and g. ok ~ lot ~ bk II.
Oakdaie park. also NV = nv
sc. u, Algona. ........... 500
Enos l. Friend and wife to Robert
Harris and wife. piece land on sec.
Ga. Ada end lot ok ID, village of
south Aua. 30
Eno- Putnam and wife "a Ain N.
Goold. piece land on sec. 2. Grand
Rapids. 100
Mortimer W. Danforth 20 George Il.
Wilson. " = ne "a, sc. Il, Cas-
Hiram L. Praifn and wife 20 Joseph
Ellison. piece land on sc. - 1y-
rome .---.--' .-:.-- ....-...-.- 40
kiaas fimmer "a Jacob Kruger, 10.
~ B1ena Vista add 90
Henry Oftt 10 Iounthan u. Morley.
lot liz. liousm Fair Gro,.nd
ada............................~ 400
George II. Corbin "a John Baile,Y
~. y lufs n. II AMI -. and y !,
. y lote -. "A aad -. Hunters
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
Noye= l. Avery 10 John q. Dunton,
los :. Soye- l. Avery : add. 80. 900
John Kos-ts "a 80 James " Hocy.
=. los Is. e.. VI. Bankers suh $50
Ffrleriek q. Beard - Edward n.
Nard. iof- and -. kelloeg 4
Bemssaad ...................... $50
Isaac NJ. Weston - nj. - John Hy-
land, lot s. Weston 4 Meic's sub. go
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

servos- dehniit. nsrvoos weAtn.ss-s ressik
ins firm esrl, ildi-er-ilsas ans sscsass, -
rasnioed essr~rss - ~. trsia inrrop~
srs.snseus - sope o'i..s .sl-esr-e inpsof-r az
II in-srumenss n ssssnihssios $50 tse~ts.esi
- sons. oth-F dise.s-s. hereditary ~rats.s.
etc. esnsins - rnani'p'd, isuf'st-s-y. bsrsss
49,. lDsbaity ts roiiers ii-ss ~ f.sa.srs..-
s-ord durias s"nsesssfis'h. r,stiss ~ 81
f-s-f ie.- eas'''enos 10 sisfs COS. even hirn-.is
esssins e"a'innesi ~s~ry ssa snai-,s ss,ss
'ss'tia. sh@i sever ecssNi spus~si,s.ss esas.ss
.siiss~s. eis-s e.s.,as iusssiss. 80, ara ;,
ae.sn--< usrsi,-s. n,sssu-e-. sus hs.rs
aisear,. lnshairs . eoud,se, bssss..s .ss
shfs ai-eas. sfsh u a. .--,.s,~.......
sfvsys csrrd ~ ~ \ G1as Ioaa y ksr.s
fi'isian ''rsri. foana 4. sad Z. afass Aspiia
Ma
81 t.-...ss..t.s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Holland and Chicago Line.

Buy through tickets for Chicago NJ c.
4 W. NJ. ticket Office via Ottawa Beach
and Holland steamers. Daily line. See
time card on inside page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

The best values in tho city in pianos
and organs will be found II Julius A. j.
Friedrlck's No 30 and y Canal street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Granello Bros. triple horizontal bar
act. at North Park Sunday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Ds~iik G. Usder~oaA - Fexdiaene
Wsasg IA n - .. (sraptsA a
sdets - . = ia.-4a fsfk a.1d 80
Frzns T. >issstssok ~ 0<oEse =. Ne
fsoaa.a. pee SOD IN sen1 Leke. 80
An~ss hkitfy - klizs1ssA -
y Nsiki. 10 ispd ca - -
catns1lps J. sssla ~ bsssa W.
bofes pc lad 90 50 -. " elksl. 1Ao
Chzflss Z fsnaaek a Al - MAJ >.
refkinA - . y 80 = "r-na -,
n sea- ..e.si .s5 Ne Il Kilinsr
Off. va az. IndeFxood's add ~ 80
n. 4. s.iersoe-l aud slfe " James
"a Or. lon a.. Cnderwood's aid 100
Mari j. finea 10 Harry Wander
Veln. lot II. Mary J. ftrehe : sud 100
Gys1s Go<ree - Martlnus e. l<-
de,ssk, pan 10 So ksnt plat-s-.. l.oo
Nel.sn II. Aalhsidge and site -
eieeTge W. N'chels. io,s - and o..
Reulsn hsynold. q Ell 20 George c.
Pitch. lot -. Reynolds Frank
Ian = third add .-............-----. W
Levi ,. boynton 20 Clara A. Parms-
lee, 10 :. bk 3. L. ;. Boynions
a. n..i. ~ r5..,d n ward
lots and 8. Kellogg a Bemis
john 4 Hatch 10 wiIis.m ii. s,sed
and wife, loss and 5. bk 1. Fish
er hdd ....- ...... 1899 49,
Huliah G. Rail 10 George \. Phillips.
lot n. 10 and Ia. old survey, Grand
witIam Il sie e 10 John II. Hsieh.
M, "A, go -, Sparta. 400
Adriaa DeBlaay 10 Harvey w. Grcen
aud wife. o 81 II lot Is. blk s.
faliek's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1,sW
Guy Mebber % Ezek eel Lewis
cooper, lot IA. blk 6. Isanrvst
pat. ..................... iS
Jan Johng Co Jan Pcttinga. pt lots
aud 3. Stocking a Aliens add. 600
William J. pearce 60 John Wander
Lam. lot 4. blk 4. FISHERS add. $50
John Wander Lam to William j.
Pearoe. lots n. - aud Is. Jed
Miners add ...................... i,-'o
Thomas J. blanchard 20 Reuben
Farnsm, lots > and 3. blk 8. village
Of sand Lake. So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Sold everywhere. Price, curIcrnA. soe.; Soar.
&c. REsclsKsf. en-. Prepared hy the i'orrEH
DkUe AID CHEMICAL CokroRATiok, Boston.
AZ" How 90 cnre SKIN Diseases a pages. -
illustrations, add testimonials. maied FREQ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
HOW nv SIDE ACHES I!

pfmPIES. biAckhesds. rcd. rough. eh2pped, and
Tim oily skin cured ~ CurIcuRA Soar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Grand Rapids City Bands first APP
pcarance at North Park Labor Day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
"Netheriand's Day" at the Great EXPOSE
sition. August 81,

VIII on August 30 sell excursion tickets
TO Chicago at rate Of $40 fare
good for return for ten days, or until
September 5. Trains leave Grand Rap
ids 1906 a. IN. and l1:D p. M arrive
Chicago 10 p. IN. and 100 a. IN. Call
teleDhone (jEt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

Professor Granada. ropewalker. at
North Park Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
Beginning Monday

We will give Grand Rapids shoe buyers the Of
offering about half price every ia
the above purchase
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27

8A Aching Sides and Back, HIP. Kidney
M and Uterine Pains, and khenmsflstn re-
~ iieved I'm one minute by the Cnticurn
IN Anti-Pain Plaster. Price, - et<-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
EVERY LINE A BARGAIN

buys ladies' 81 IS and 90 patent tip
buys ladies' 10 10 plain dongola
ton shoes.
S1.27 buys lace shoes, pointed
and tips
ST choice 800 pairs Of ladies' S3 and $3.50
cloth top button shoes
So. go buys choice 400 pairs of ladies' $500
So 80 shoes, any style of toes and heels
MEMS SHOE BARGAINS.
S125 SO. 90 So % shoes, calf lace and
shoes
Sf.65 buys mems So. 80 and So. 90 Russet shoes
As $3.50 .65 calf dongoIa shoes,
all sizes.
si75 buys mems IS 90 and $3.50 kangaroo and calf
lace or congress shoes
$500 buys mems S3 so and $500 hand sewed shoes,
any style i'm fhe house.
All pairs boys button shoes this week Soc worth s15o
O
ladies' ties this week Soc, 55c and Loo
have been 81 90, 81 80 and 200.
The best the city, from &C up
to 55c, every pair reduced from 2Jc to 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-27
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
ARE YOU ALWAYS
SLEEPY 2

SLEEPY 2
Tcycu ees M nieistsf
e Can ,ou cnutfcd souf uriasf
J. there pam a. ytsur baekf
Or rierrop- prssstfaftoaf
g. uertsns desilttyf
ff iHf~.tEucgf
frrr had rsrlnnafAsnI
Have cafaffhf
Have yssa dfafnsssf
or soiee~ n the hra1f
Have svn frigitfui paiss In ypur iaaEsi
: Yoff breath slsertf
~ rou drrartI
Ia stomach WeatI
IL zen fnsd uorn Uuf1
l. fi.ere seuse ~ Ro7essssT
Ihins h. issck = besdf
A. ,ou dreadfui nerrorsf
NJ rnfnrh 49, mach ariad
tffs II barr - uftsatef
lAe-e y ssnar3 - lslrnf
!. stefs ~easAt y prs-snrs IN io~ss partsf
ls,s.s ss,ssr urine s<fftef
BRICK 3ne4 ~ rigaif ospossd
Has iassg this Wsyf
Nasrieti sinaIsl
ht.slf ~flef arf
Tf,ss ufife ~ esil ,sn ~ : f7sg Toia ~ -
Ntst Division street. th~rsr arerf n<.rth - hssn
30 ftrs-tt. NefiiaEi ile<k. rs~.nls 4 a1e 4
fffar1 hsrias MO- h r - feEpftsas -fasslsi
- fhfsirisa no caris< al ttse~s dzsadfaa
ss5rf pia1rts-
As.ass f~rrr tr<n - elss - rrlrl,s,,srie.r.1
b. az nitai STATE rsa <.asf - ecfue fs.ffnsr
st9-rfr. Eta hss fs~sc fnffvrrs = prf-rt
teslth sra rlsnie.,.8 sut nansa nlsn.usi - - :
tisi Ifsid IS ~ iast 8 festN af ssnlts H.ells
rtliss even visrFsl
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
THE EXODUS OF GOLD.

Enormous Quantities Going Out-Secre-
tary Issuing Bond Certificates.
WASHINGTON, Feb 1.-Secretary Eos
ter, it is announced on excellent au-
thority, is now issuing bond certificates
to be later converted into bonds in or
der to replenish the stock of gold in the
treasury. The issue is upon the au-
thority contained in section of the
resumption act and over $50, 900, 600 is
to be issued
1t is declared to be the purpose OF
the department to have the bonds is
sued and the gold in its possession be-
fore public announcement of the issue
is made and therefore Secretary Foster
will not give out the facts
Henry w. Cannon was here Sunday
and before noon Monday all the plans
had been completed for the full volun e
of the bonds to be issued, and the de-
partment began at once to carry out its
plan, the purpose being not to put the
bonds into the open market
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O-The gold ship
ments by to-morrow's steamers will ag-
gregate So, $50, 900. The original esti-
mate was reduced, because one house
preferred to ship bonds Orders have
already been received to consign So, 5OO,-
900 in gold next week, provided large
sterling loan. falling due on February
Is, is not renewed. OF this amount at
least 81, 900, 900 will be forwarded Tues
day and the balance Saturday.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT.

When the Illinois democrats get
through overhauling the books of the
late republican officials there will
probably be additional reasons for
placing that state in the permanent
democratic column.-N. Z. World.
Mr.. Harrison congratulates him
self that there has been no defalca-
ton" under him ''of sufficient impor-
lance to excite public attention" How
extremely republican is the theory
that if you are not caught at it there
is nothing important enough to be re-
pented of.-St. Louis Republic.
The delay in the consideration of
the appropriation bills is chargeable to
the senate as much as to the house of
representatives. Although the house
has passed three of these necessary
measures the senate has not even con-
sidered one. 1t appears to be the policy
of the republican leaders in the United
States senate to throw public business
force an extra session of the Fifty
third congress. Albany Argus.
Republican papers evince unwont-
ed hberality toward .President-elect
Cleveland because of his attendance
upon the funeral ofex-Presid ent Hayes.
Mr.. Cleveland was an ex-president as
we'll as president-elect, and it was
plainly his duty to take this step. We
are inclined to thins that he expected
no thanks or special credit of recogni-
ton for pursuing such course. Mr.
Cleveland has at no time shown him
self a violent or 4 bitter partisan. He
has been firm in the support of princi-
pie. but liberal and courteous to his
opponents in his public speech as well
as in his personal relations Boston
Herald.
Mckinley has won the distinc-
ton, enviable or otherwise. as you
view it, of being the father of revolu-
tions. His first one overthrow his own
party in this country; his second has
turned down a monarchy in Hawaii
His whole bill did it here; his sugar
schedule did it there. 1t only remains
now, to complete the full measure OF
his greatness and his fame, to have
this country embroiled in war with
England because of the Honolulu affair.
with its inevitabl result of the over
throw of that sprig of monarchy to our
north by the absorption of the Domin-
ion into the union. In time devout re-
publicans will come to say: ''Great il
Allah, and Mckinley is his prophet
st. Paul Globe.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
FATAL SNOWSLiDE.'
A Mountain Avalanche Descends Upon an
In-Fated Train.

A Mountain Avalanche Descends Upon an
Inflated Train.
BRECKENRIDGE, Col, Feb lin the
twinlzling of an eye yesterday morning
two trainmen lost their lives and four
others were injured by a snow slide
near this place. The dead are: En-
gineer Lynch and Fireman Smith. The
injured, none of whom are seriously
hurt, are: Engineers Boynton and Nc
Greevey, Fireman Rowan and Brake
man Hawkins.
About > o'clock a rotary snow plOw
left Como in front of Union Pacific
train No 400, fast freight, clear
ing the track westward While the
plow was Iaboring in the drifts close
to Frisco, small station IL miles
west of Breckenridge, a snowslide
came tearing down the mountain
without moments warming II
struck the snow pillow with terrific force
and overturned both the plow and the
locomotive. Lynch and Smith were
buried under the wreck. Superintend-
ent Mccormick Immediately sent a
wreclzer from Como and Engineer
Lynch was found dead beneath the
boiler of the engine At last accounts
the body of Fireman Smith had not
been recovered.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
THE HOMESTEAD COMMITTEE.

a Report showing That Emplo ment of
Pinkertons Was bad.
WASHING TON, Feb. IL = Mr.: Gal
linger, from the senate committee to
investigate and report to the senate the
facts in the relation to the employment
for private purposes of armed bodies of
men, or detectives, in connection with
differences between workTnen and en-
ployers, submitted the report of the
committee yesterday. The committee
found that even proprietors of the
detective agencies admitted that the
presence of the So-called Pinkertons at
a strike served to unduly infiame the
passions of the strikers and the en-
ployment of detectives in the guise of
mechanics impressed the committee
with the belief that it is an utterly
vicious system, responsible for much of
the ill-feeling and bad blood displayed
by the working classes.
The committee expresses the opinion
that if firms and corporations would
discontinue the employment of armed
men on occasions of threatened or ex-
listing strikes their interests would be
better subserved.
The committee declares that the en-
ployment of a private armed guard at
Homestead was unn cessary. There
was no evidence, they say. to show the
slightest damage was done, or attempt
ed to be done, to the property on the
part of the strikers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
JUDGE GRESHAM.
HIS Selection as a Member Of MT. Cleve-
lands Cabinet Causes some Diversity OF

HIS Selection as a Member Of MT. Cleve-
lands Cabinet Causes some Diversity OF
Opinion
WASHINGTON, Feb. lit is posi-
lively settled that Judge Gresham is to
70 into the cabinet of Mr.. Cleveland
The declaration that he is surely to be
secretary OF state is overstating the
case a little inasmuch as that Is not
positively settled, though there Is little
doubt OF that being the office he Will
fll-the things settled are that he Is to
go into the cabinet and that he Is to
be regarded as the representative OF
the independent allies of the demo-
cratic party Speal ing of the selection
of Judge Gresham and story current
in Chicago paper that he had some
thing to do with 1t, Senator German
said:
Il have not seen Mr.. Cleveland Tor
six weeks nor has Mr.. Cleveland at any
time honored me with his confidence in
regard to the selection OF secretary OF
state nor do expect to be consulted
The interview assumed to be had with
me in the Chicago Herald IS without
foundation -
Representative Compton, OF Mary
land, who stands closest to German and
who would succeed to his place in the
senate should German ever step out.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

But he fails to count in his expendi-
lures the liabilities owing and not
paid, the appropriations for which he
has held up. The amount of these is
sos, 474, 900, while $50, 322, 900 has been
authorized but not appropriated for.
On his own showing, therefore, Mr..
Foster has III fact nothing on hand In
excess of the amount of debts due and
unpaid that is available for paying
debts There is. on his own statement,
deficiency of at least $50. 900, 600 to be
anticipated by the end of the fiscal
year. The payments due on river and
harbor Improvements alone would con-
sumo all Mr.. Fosters alleged balance
except the gold reserve.
Juggling with the books will cover
up deficiencies for awhile, but there
will always come time when angry
creditors demand cash instead of book
keeping, and to that time the repu blic-
an administration and the billion dol
lar congress have about brought the
country.--N. Y. World
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16
WORKING FOR THE OUTLET.
Everything Possible Being Done to Hasten
Its Opening.

Everything Possible Being Done to Hasten
Its Opening.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The bill to
open the Cherokee outlet as it came
back amended from the senate was by
mittee placed on the house calendar
yesterday. The object now is to get it
into conference as soon as pos
sible. But therein lies the trouble,
it will have to run the gaunt-
let of the house as it did origin
ally. Peel expec is Holman to oppose
it. The rules committee will give the
bill hearing probably next week. If
; Holman's opposition stops short of fill
clustering, Peel says he can get through
with his bill all right Should Holman
flibuster the outcome cannot be fore
told.
AS stated before, it is still Peeps plan
as last resort to get Platt and Dawes
in the senate to attach the opening bill
on as a part of the Indian appropria-
ton bill which they now have in their
possession. A correspondent talked
with Senators PETER and Perkins
about this move and they each
asserted that it would not be done, but
on the other hand Senators Dawes and
Platt and Jones, of Arkansas, say that
it will be done; so does Peel This last
quartette know their business and it is
reasonable to still hope and expect that
one way or other the outlet will be de-
clared open at this congress.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. Col Jay L..
Torrey takes the failure to bring the
bankruptcy bill to q vote with the fortl-
tude of a philosopher. His pluck in
clingiDg to the measure and his indie
fatigable energy in keeping 1T TO the
front despite all disappointments that
have beset his path are commented on
in fattering terms even oy his oppon-
ents He answer an inquiry as to an
attempt to secure further consideration
as follows: THE opposition of Mr. Kill
gore has not impaired the bankruptcy
principle nor affected the excellences OF
the biII''