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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

II the interest a the socsIied non
partisan ticket. a base personal attack
j. being maize upon one - the repsb.
hcan candidates far cirruit Judge. the
Hon Moses TsNzart The attack -
made ~ secret circulars. upsn The very
ere q EVICTION. when II = believed to be
49, lste ,or reply. u : sought b. lay
open - criticism his administration a.
attorney general because u fhe amount
u clerk bife paid.
Tfis amount vas si5oo per year.
JnsAr the ensuing sieraocrat admits
sratian i vas Immediately rsised T. p
So NJ TsxEart's salsy vas ssf 9er
year. The salary n his Democrat sue
c.szor sas a. onc~ nsssle $50 Ne
CRITICISM ~ ~ ear - nalo ar,n The
manner IA rhich the public business
sxs 1one 3urinx NJ. TaxxsTt's term.
furirx ne present csnpaign 10
,leaancrst carsliisse Ter cirruif judge haa
hern sseatpA ~ Mr Tsrusrf's ireasls
With sirralsr cs,nsisierafs,n. Ia return.
a rrcon1lcss pececrai sseacit = male hy
secret circulars
r. h&r neen in-ssfesl that the cry - =
sarrsrtirsn sus'ieiary csmire fnva he
.nsehiue pcisiicians q the democrat
rartr vss hTpcrrifisal end holinr. IA
fhe iaht q ttese tarfics rev snsisicresk.
tts hypocrisy y NJ iorxrr even thlnly
t.si.1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

The anti free pass blll was the special
order ia the state senate yesterday but
failed "a pas. receiving eleven yeas -
twelve n4ss Senator Clapp voted Ia
The affirmative. aad some 81 those wh0
voE'ssi ia the Negative may Wish that
their vote bad been otherwise IL Is tns'
osefs kelDliEg sentiment IL the Eeop.si
IL The state thai the issue af the free
passes ~ railroads 10 m~nih<rs If the
legislature should lie prohibited. Bat
tie Greek Journal.
The appointment oi Allen 4. Morse
eofsai II Glasgow Il rot on,y deserved
recognition II gentleman " ho hasdone
much for his party. bat places IN the
honored position most capable ari
genial fellow. Judge Morse viii fitfingiy
represent his country. Big Rapids bul-
letIn.
The republican state ticket. with
Hooker for justice II the supreme court.
deserves the unqualified support Il all
thinking men. Judge Hooker has made
an excellent record Now is the time IA
show appreciation and approval by a
sold majority Nuskeeon Chronicle.
The dire and hloodihirsty threats az
the jackson prison management toward
Latimer would carry considerably more
weight il the officials there had not
themselves contributed largely 10 his
escape and the terrible tragedy which
attended it.-Detroit Free Press.
The impression prevails in Chicago
that despite the opposition ~ the better
element Carter Harrison viii be elected
mayor. The thugs and sandbaggers are
In the majority in Chicago. Saginaw
Courier Journal.
So far as Michigan's share Of the pie
Is concerned. Colonel Dickinson's grace
full II somewhat studied posings as the
fi,or-walker Of the administration seem
10 have had great deal more radiance
than results.-Detroit Tribune.
Ex-senator Ingalls, evidently regards
the Kansas woman AS the coming power
in politics. or he would not Ire 81 ardently
cultivating her, kalamazoo Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Brim-I'm stuck on all my neighbors.
Trim-Whyy Are they 20 nice!
Brim-I don't know that they are any
thing extra. but I'm following Bible
teaching. and I'm stuck on myself
Detroit Free Press.
Teacher-This is the fifth time you've
been late to school this week.
Boy cs'm. How do you expect to
keep business appointments when you
grow up? My legsIl be longer them
Good News
Young Mani wish your opinion. sir,
as to whether your daughter would
make me good wifeg
Lawyer-No, sir. She would not.
Five dollars, please.-Boston Bulletin.
Spoggles-How's this. Mrs. Sudds.
My collars look very limp and detected
this week.
Laundress-P'raps it's because / used
n sad iron on EN-, sir.-Philadelphia
Record.
Day-what is your idea of future
punishment!
Weeks-To have the devil continually
asking. lis this hot enough for your
Texas Siftings.
Fair Widow tbeguilingly)-Now. Mr..
Slade. suppose your wife was to die.
what would you do them
Mr. Slade-Call in the undertaken
Brooklyn Life.
Cholly you going 10 wear hoop
skirts if they become the fashion. Miss
Peachblowy
Penelope are youy-Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

mites Tor hat parpo~s- A special les
islatsse eousmittse : an ezpensise piece
~ 0sAhInefy IL so1ld be abe u ID
httle nlore than oanfrm the truth Ct
shst = already public Information
The consnsfs Jury. eallsi 70 insss-
tiga< the dssth II keeper haight has
found By ~ verdict that Gin and Tabor
sere Negligent UEsier the statute the
warden : Responsible fos their neglect
In would seen that the only proper
course % pursue xill be 70 bring proper
pfoceeiiass against these officials. The
outrageous mismanagetnentof the prison
can BE exposed in court hetter than II 3
committee. whose long and cumbersome
report viii be haried ia tbs Oblivion x
the HOUSE Proceedings
The regular house committee u con.
petenf and authorised 10 MAKE ali the
inquiry neosifui 10 advise the legislature
u the condition and management Of the
Jackson prison. Let the courts do the
rest
Perhaps The speaker exhibited want
Of tact by taxing the rioor 20 oppose the
Barkworth resolution. and his appoint
ment % the special committees might
have been srsspass upon his authority;
but on the ground that no inyestiga-
tlon. but prosecution IS the proper
remedy he Is emphaticalIy right.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

"Wednesday night the senate played
horse with Lieutenant Governor Gid
dings and roasted him until weary.
Then TO square themselves be was pre-
scented with superb X. Il. charm
At local entertainment at Benton
Harbor the other night one of the anna
teurs sang a song with thirty nine
verses. and he escaped lynching. job
never egualled this.
The public is ever tickle. jackson.
like Paris il looking for sensations and
now the triple murderer has given way
To live frog found in the masonry Of
the city well.
Ex-ConEres<man Stout Of Pontiac has
wired Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Maxwell. withdrawing his rec
concentration Of live would be stamp
canceilers-
Tho brute 81 the state has been found
in Michael Matter IL Saginaw. who
jumped on bis wife and kicked her
until unconscious. The poor woman is
encieDte.
Yesterday the Alaska Refrigerator
company ~ Muskegon sent east a train
az forty four cars filled with their gc-osis.
Il ne fetht IN ttt' rastf'Aat'at " &-''-''-A
This IL the SEASON II the year the
country papers slop over on some can
didate for election at 10 cents per line,
agate. After election. the deluge.
Charles Hlashof. a colored man. was
cleaning well at Ann Arbor. when the
bucket fell thirty feet. striking him on
the head. The bucket broke
Saginaw is proud q her sewerage
system. There has been ninety three
cases ~ scarlet fever and eighty tao a
dlphtheria in the past year.
The witnesses FOR the prosecution in
the Stevens murder case failed 20 ap
pear at Cam. and the examination has
been continual fot a week.
Charles Gsnau q Kalamazoo vas
snosing earn cob. when il suddenly
expi0isd Ganaus face was badly ca'
and his syesight injured.
The toard - directors ~ the Inter.
collegiate Athletic association hss de.
cided T. held field day exercises al
ypsilaaii june I. : and q
Stephenson had narrow eecspe from
being IN ashes on Wednesday. The
town hall burned. huf sudden change
q wind saved the village.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01
MR. cIesoN.s PROTESTS.

EDIToR GRAND RAPIDS HEEALD-It is
"A cause for sorrow ID learn that the bills
introduced by Senator Barnard and
which relate TO certain matters at the
Soldiers home are likely TO meet with
an untimely death.
These bills we're so Just and reason
able that il seems incredible arcpublican
legislature should give them no atten-
ton. The supreme court has declared
that under the law the board IL man
ayers were an absolute monarchy aud
Possessed auiocfatie powers. and so We
tried to have the legislature limit their
powers in regard 10 two things: the ap-
pllntmen, If chaplain and the control
II the veterans pensions. The following
are our reasons The law establishing
The home provides that all the officers
thereof shall be OK soldiers. This law
has been deliberately ignored. 90 far rs
the chaplain Is concerned. for over three
years an spite of repeated, earnest pro
tests. The place belongs 10 some ex-
soldier. Two clergylnen. however.
neither OF whom were soldiers
have for over three years
been drawing the salary attached To
that Office. Can any one conceive Of a
sufficient reason for such an abuse IL
their authority 10y the boardy hold
the board should bc compelled 10y special
legal enactment 10 give this Office Ia an
ex soldier. a. under the law IL belongs
10 soldier What hope Of reform have
we IN board which has - stnbtornIy
aud pcfsistentiy evaded or violated the
Iawt
Then rs 70 the pension rule. II was
adopted on the ground that the good 81
the home required that the cotafnAndant
control all the veterans pensions. Had
they said the pensions - men who
squanlered their money IN drunkenness
and debauchcry. their action would have
fDet with general approval.
II tho object VI the rule was 10 sup
press drunkenness aky dbl they not re-
OURS this class ~ Inmates 81 deposit
81 their pension money! Without
money and wifhnuf tfedit the inehriate
is compelled % keep sober II stfuld b.
an act 81 mercy q .nforce such rule. II
y man mnst have sotne efinulants let
him get them ~ the hospital in stated
amounts 1T certain hours. and charge
them 10 him Why would il not also he
an act Il mercy n cohaTrl every me
bfiate 10 take the gold cure treatment
and pay Tor IL onf q hfs pension
money!
The majority n tho veterans are sober,
decent men. NhY should fhe lnnoccnt
suffer for the guilty. Ash seemed I'm
possible 10 al The bard to use ans
reaesn IN this uattes I sried 70 have
the state legislature in<rr-se 40 enaet.
menf ffbstsiinK thecns lnandant trnch.
re ire pensions = the ester orderly
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

losf that tie noulinee should receive the
hearty support u the party. al things
t~iDe equal. The qualifications 81 AE.
han isuFeaen are oD4aesf.oaeli Arris-
ing IA thls o,unITs aud cir IL l>t4- he
enlisted IA The Twenty .fitsi regiment.
MiehiE&n lnfangFs; ~ clerk in probate
Office under Harlan and deputy county
clerk for four se1rs under the late Ho-
BARI u. Chapman. Retiring fron the
druggists businesS. which he had fs,l-
loNsd Ter Year, GA ssfsndsiiio avenue
AMI lately GA the caFDer Il Cherry and
last streets. he now l. engaged ia the
real estate business. with Office in Porter
block. on Monroe sfuesL lille extensive
experience in business matters 2td large
circle ~ aequainiances make him =
strong candidate. and The republican
cily convention DO doubt considered II
IA that light when II nominated William
H. Van Leeuxen for comptroller.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

The removal by Secretary Carlisle II
a chief az division in the treasury de-
pagtment because he had appeared as A
delegate AT the Minneapolis convention
IL hint that will not be lost upon -
intelligent a body Of men as the Office
holders. Rather than risk their places
they will attend To their official duties
and lot the national conventions take
care 81 themselves Philadelphia Rec
ord.
The New York World wants President
Cleveland IN appoint "a collector of that
port man who - his political friend
and the same kind az democrat
That's where il will bother the demo
Gratis TO decide. They are not yet ar. .
Ia tell Just what kind 81 democrat tie
president is any more than they are
able 10 define tariff reform Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The state and city ~ New York and
their great newspapers are rapidly earn
ing the contempt ~ the raiion by their
jealousy 81 the worlds fair. the preiinl-
inaries II which are now ~ far al.
vsneed as Ia assure it, sseing the m0si
extensive and successful enterprise 4
the sort ever launched.--Des Moines
Leader.
Land in the south Is like whisky tho
world over. When a man has lust
enough 4 Il he - All right. tut when 10
gets too much II makes him feel like lie
bad millions when really he has not g,t
cent Infre4ucnt drinks aud small
farms are conducive 30 health aud pros
yenty Memphis COMMERCIAL
rs Senator Eusiis. an shle represent.
atise q France IN America is a very
happy sssectHn a. fcTresfr tsflte 4
Amefics IN France. There u kind q
bond e sympathy I'll sresand Houston
Post
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

This morning The new superintendent
q rosice. Harvey q. Carr. viii take
ea.rg~ Il The police department. In
siccee4iing 70 the position 50 honorabiy
Flied BY Superintendent Eastman be
all come into chief executive control of
department that has been made ride
rt5us IN The eses q the people by med
llesoms interference. in matters u Chs
eipine by a eoncelted politician whose
an nition has been 10 reward political
t,.ls and Disgrace the conscientious 9TH
Gers who declined 70 serve his selfish
purposes
Mr. Carr viii begin on the first line OF
an unsnliied page IN the record Of the
Department IL be shall prove 10 possess
the mettle be is believed to POSSESS that
page Will remain unspotted lie raust
he chief in deed. not alone in name. For
bis own acts he will be amenable 10 the
board. which was never invested with
the authority IL has presumed 70 exer-
cire over the acts Il sutordinates tie
viii be responsible. at least II Is believed
be viii take tho responsibility. 20 main
tain discipline among the members Of
the force.
With aach beginning the mischiev-
Gus influence Of Bender will be partly
broken u It's insidious force To breed
ieaiousses and baekbisings. No man
can maintain discipline II himself and
subordinafes are held TO minute ac-
eountabiIity N a governing board rich in
theory but barren in practicability. The
police board has mission. use. a
necessity, but il has no license TO inter.
fero In matters of detail peculiarly
within the jurisdiction Of the chief.
Nor viii the board presume 10 exer.
ciss any II these extra juristictional
powers when the majority shall BE- com
po~cd Of men who desire efficiency
shove the qualification q personal
malice and political ambition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

NOBODY will believe that Judge Bur-
lingame is better citizen than Henry
y. Fallass. Mr.. Fallass is true man,
moved by good volitions and will be a
firm and just Judge. His judgments
will be tempered with that quality OF
mercy which stirs the mind Of the truly
noble 10 be lenient where the infirmities
of the flesh lead To unconscious error.
lie will not seek vain applause for tenn
pering the wind To the shorn. nor for
plying the lash TO the friendless and
homeless outcast. He will be great,
kind hearted Judge simple and unaf.
fecfe1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01


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vote IN the ciss 1 fblnk NE .l..ll uis,
easily. We ought 10. ANYWAY.
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Is = ,u..-t h TIE xorton NJ i.r~, =
= n.,,hsx a ex Senator tr,.,rx a .s-.,'s
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

JrnoE JoHS II. PALMS. ~ Big Rap
isis. who u the regular republican nom.
inee in the twenty seventh judicial dis
fr,ct. has made brilliant record during
his past term IN of'ice. and the best IN
terssts q the district demand his cleo
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

HxSRy RoHlssos is an ideal demo
crat Office holder. he relinquished a
state osice Wednesday and vii begin
business ~ government office thie
uorning. having lost only two dsys'
tine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

IL Mayor Stuart were arraigned to
answer 10 a charge Of neglect Of duty. or
one mistake made during his admins.
tration. what could tho charge be? Let
the taxpayers and voters first contem-
plate his remarkable record. and then
decide whether change will be for the
best interests ~ this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

THxRE were about i0opersons in Hart
mans hall last evening 20 listen to
speeches by populist candidates for
office The doctrines 81 the party were
ably expoundesi. but the cost per seat.
an average q Ell. depressed tho cnthu-
sissm ~ those in attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

ILLfSois business men protest that a
round trip fare 81 one and three fifths TO
the worlds fair Is too high. The public
agrees with them; but unfortunately
they and the public will have TO pay the
rate that the roads demand or stay at
home. IL il Hoheon's choice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

TO-DAY the Brooklyn Taber-
nacle Of which Rev. DR.. L. de
Witt Talmage is pastor, has to
meet heavy obligation.
A part Of its debt TO the
amount of $40. 900 falls due. and
IL the sum is not forthcoming.
the Church property will fall in
to the hands Of the Sherifi's off,
GERS. The ladies' Of the con-
gregation have taken measures
90 raise the money required.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Jcrcx BCsEfxesvE vas renomiuefesl
On the votes - twelve saloor keepers.
Some q them ara proprietors q motor.
ious resorts. But then the Judge .issesr 4
care rap Or the h4ucs men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

ApRrsS. Mich. March 81 George
t'rck = eell known Young farmer ~
faiMYra ard democrat eaadisisie fof
1faia conzmi -~ioDer, vas fasad dead ~
led this morning II Is thoaghf - met
arath from hart disrase Mrs Frank
@rsss. rFonsinent yoane Franklin L. 3.
did susldenly AZ the breakfast tstse
tbs mnrriog
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

WINES IT vsx LsEueEx. canslbiate
f,f ceaptnoilev 81 the republican ficxet.
IL a sterling business ssaa. theronxhly
vel qualified - discharge TIE duties =
that inportsns ofFce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

trrreciaslng ~ Fact that ~ =ssn.
3aIs ~ ne Jaelkson prism are 81 cr~u
and net,risus an sn~rstixstica - an
nr..~s~ary. Spsssrv Tstssn e~s-ed the
spposntneps ~ q spectral legislative con-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Hru<sos. Mich. March 3l.--fssen. TIE
I yeafssd bog q Fred i<ais. Medina
farmer. feil into betting syrur n sap
vai isst niest tie xas ffi0htfally
srais3,zl. tfse skin ard scsh dropping q
frsra ~ sru.s. Physicsans say tbey
NAY ezfe him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

PsT~lDrxr C1Tvgtsxn ssys Re viii
smash the s.s'es Which The oongrr~smen
have fxei up That must make cola
rbilss =camper ap snd dpsn TIC verte
hrs~ Il Wat@an F'yfe. - al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

MARsnaKf.. Mich. xsrch = City
Attorney Wiiilam u. Adsrls dird fhSs
morning Re seasee = sife dsuxftef
srsS 80, eh1 "a nog IN 80 stst> unirsr
sify Nr. Adams ws< 3 y-ars Old
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

not self saslstion. ~iti be 70 him the
isisai performance q his duties - judge
II the Superior court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

STraErAa7 rsstdsfz Yesterday srrpf
cat ~ officials - rake ron far
sev psiitlesi frieess Il rss 70 Arrsl
f,cis sok> either
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Joan r. HrGAEs Is rot seElteneed yet.
There are eight oE ten voters attached
70 JONAS saloon stat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

SIN that YOU are rec ssered or you
can't be Ia II Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

Since tie fepEfiirso csfs cnasenfsfso
noaainssssi n Va f,eeneeh - 10
esndsfste 10 city ouptrsa3sF. 4 - BIT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

w.ssfsoros. March 3i.--For Lover
Michigan. Showers. followed by clear.
ing weather; ca>oler Saturday nigat,
westerly WiDds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01
10 and u Monroe Street.

We have no agents now soliciting
orders for merchandise by going from house
to house, nor have we ever had any.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01
WARNING!.
Reliable information has

Reliable information has
come to us that unscrupu-
lous persons are hawking
wares from house TO house
in this city. and claiming
TO be our representatives.
Persons who have been
thus swindlcd have COM
planned bitterly to US of
such treatment. We dc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-01

sire here and now to inform everybody in Grand Ra
ids and elsewhere that our place of business is at