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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
MIR. BLOUNT'S AUTHORITY.
NO WARRANT OF LAW FOR HIS ACTS OR HIS
MISSION.
From The Boston Advertiser.

MISSION.
From The Boston Advertiser.
Commissioners BIount Is having attention Attracted
10 himself. and the result Is that the legality Of his
appointment ana consequently ~ his act /, being
seriously questioned. senator Lodge and numerous
other senators want 10 know whrrc Presden, Cleve-
land gets his authority for this appointment.
The Constitution Of the Ured States SAYS that
III" President shall nominate. and hy and with the
advice and consent 81 III" senate shall appoint Am.
bassadors. other public Minister'S and ConSls and I'll
other officers OF the United States whose app intmens
are net herein othrisc provided for and which shan
be established by law. But the Congressman. nv
law: vest the appointment OF such inf rlor officers
rs they think proDcr In the President. one 81 the
conrt OF law or In the heads of the department.
~ VIII be seen That III" cons inOn distinctly pro-
woes that ministers and conSnls and Other S,cn
~. senat" rnt Mr.. flev"and In an nn'o"raiic way.
without statutory authority and In defiance OF the
constitution. commissions Mr.. Bcrnt Ia Sppcrsedc the
!hitcd States Minister at honolulu. distinctly stating
~ ms letter to President Dole that Mr. Blont's ai'
thorlty is paamnnt.,
IN" resolution which Senator odge introduced YES
ietay. and which the Democrats have for the time To-
lng suppressed Will b" certain to come up at the next
session ana plague the Democrats.
c mere are r"nv who say w ordering the Amcilcan
legal right whatever and In giving hin, such alleged
a"tnnrNy the Pr sdent has laid himself open (, I'm,
resentment, and that the American flag should he
m m,,, nown under such circumstances Is certaV
n"mllla'ng to the people Of the United states.
~ upon inquiry Of number of members OF the senate
s0reign Committee II the President had any RIGHT to
snpersedc the United States Minister ut Honolulu IN
,nr way ne has done, every member of the committee
Isrtcie or legal authority for the Presidents action,
m.n I'M! Mr. blct'nts order In defiance b. the
Tonslit,tion and laws OF the United States Messr.
DuVis' sherman, Dolph aud others hold that view.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
WAS MRS BALDWIN A TREsPA>sER WHEN HURT ,

Mrs. Homer Il. Baldwin sued the New York
Central Railroad Company for 100000 for the In
jurics which She received Ia tie disaster at Hastings
IN 1881. 1le defence Of the company that Mrs
Baldwin riding pass, and that she was not
entitled 90 anything even though ,t, were
injured. The counsel for the company appeared In
court yesterday aud requested permission t. put mp
a supplemental defence that Mrs. Baldwin was riding
Oh a pass which made In rlr name Of another
person. and that consequently she tn spasse.
the train OF the company The counsel for Mrs. BALDWIN
wanted the company 10 be confined 70 one the
other OF the drfcnces. and to say whcu ar the de-
PENDANT depended upon the defence that Mrs Baldwin
riding on Il pass or That she was trpspIsser
On the company's train. Judge TrlaX Ia the
supreme Court. before whom the argued.
reserved his decision the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
BlTS OF Legal NEWS

Judge McAdam in the suprcue ,ou,, .,,
ou'cu ""fN' L. watkins, secretary for Mr. Bailey ma
'"ouS PROPRIETOR, ~ pay sli0 allmony due 10 HIS VIII,
INN =" watkins. VINO Is suing him for orcc. Tho
sun was ocsuh III January 1892 and Watkins WINS orIo,ot
10 pay alimony at the rate OF s25 week He has a,s
some OF H. but the amount mentioned 1, now due nr
Mrs watkins declares that her husband in,cnds ,o,a
ou VI 'o"n win The circus, aud she wants him IN nav
'hc amount due before he goes. The coesnond,n, ''
IN the suit is Rose Mccrs, the little ba,cl,c. ,i,. ,
was paying ~ the time the suit brought in thu
country Circus" at the Acaccmy Of Music. wa,rns
lose three or four days after the suit was brouoh,
tho marriage annulcd. ~ "''
ie contest over tho will OF Daniel 49, Fayerwe,,h.r
"hieh mas been dragging along for some time cam, ~
again before Justice Lawrence yesterday lie dcci,d .,
.o p''''' 80" nave no morc time AMI that they must
Pro'ccu To tfa at once Accoriln ely he NM mo
dawn absolutely for tomorrow Wv WIZ '"'c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
SHOPPERS APPRECIATE A GOOD STORE

II q constantly crowded store Is an Indication OF
the popularity OF firm then lIearn's drygoois
store at Nos. "a and 30 West Fourteenth-s mus, BE-
one OF The most popular places for shoppers In this
city. From early morning until the store closes ut
night the scene at every counter throughout III.
several departments Is Of HE and activity. II
is activity which shows plainly the great bus
tint llearn Is doing and OF the store We
ore Immensely popular
The departments OF Hearn's cover every variety
OF the drygoods. ladies' Furnishings novelties. carpet
and shoe business. besides hundred other com
modics not found In specialist stores Perhaps
one OF the most crowded departments OF the establish
ment nowadays Is that devoted to wash dress fab
lies. These goods include gngiams siteens. per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
MR.. BrCKI MUST PAY ALIMONl
HIS WIFE WILL RECEIVE 800 MONTH AND so
COUNSEL FEES.

Justice Barrett. I'm the supreme Court yesterday
ordered Charles l.. Bucd to pay his wife silm'hy nj
Tho rate 0f 300 month and counsel Ice OF
800 in her suit against him for a limited divorce
Mr.. Bncbi Is lumber dealer and member OF
several clubs. among them being the Manhattan. Tn"
couple have been married several years ana until
within II few months have been living NJ No. II"
West seventy -nntsst. Mrs. Bucki declares FRAT her
husband treated her cruelty that she obliged
to seek protection and chat she literally turned
out OF home by her husband. He has now rented
IDS house ana Is living at the Hotel Marlborough
Mr.. Bucki Is said to be- worth S1.OOO,OO0 or more.
He Is the vlcc.prcshient OF the Yellow Pine Lumber
Company Of NJ. IL Beavcr-st. lie denies absolutely
the charges OF cruelty. and declares that the domestic
difficulties We're caused by his wife. \ motion for
allmony and counsel fees pending the suit was made
about a week ago. and II l. by the decision " this
motion b'at Justice Barrett awards the amounts
mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
BUSINESS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS

Moaily. April l7.-Thosc cases We're argued in ,ho
Court of Appeals today '"'
Charles ". Ilowdich ~ tr,,s,o. nm, M,
Srnui,, ~ guardian. apprant-Argued by John /,
bowman Tor appellant james c. smith and Iohn
hoebach Tor Respondents '" '"hi
c. Snrha r. nai'islt appellant. agt. Norman II
cauusnamAigi,u by J. a. Stull for appellant: Esn
'owcn ana John H. bowman for respondent ''''"
Leopold Adlcr agt the metropolitan Elevated p.u
way company app1llnnt-Argued by Bruinard rail-
UnfnishedD i'' respondent.
4OO 4Ol. 403 ga. 335, 3Gs ~ ''o'' ""o aDs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
ENTRIES For TO-DAY.

The for to-day should be well worth witnessing.
they promise to furnish interesting contests
Several wellknown horses will start for the first time This
In the Luke Blackburn Stakes for threcyearold
Don AlonzO Is likely meet Metuchen, the Western
crack who known C.. II. Gllock last year Fairy
will pobatly carry the Yale blue OF Richard Croker H.
the This is her first time out this season.
Kingston also entered in the The mighty Long
street entered mile along with o,Gi
nary He also the first time to-day
Here ore the entries:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
COURT CALENDARS FOR ro.n,v

supreme Court-;ieneral Tcrm.-Iecess
calendar called at IL O'clock e A'"sA' J.-Motlon
eWpfeme c 'oIrt-sp.cial rerm-Part I-Before Iaw,o,
ar SSo' Law and fact Nos 1908 1000 oIia nee
sis5 40 s, sSs ?SsS 2!oe a. $500 5s9
supreme Conrt Tern-Part i az, IT. 2t70.
'-Nos oo' 1880, SCI, AL 49, SOL 500 Sea Sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
TO D,sCEEDIT TIE REPUBLICANS.

II looks very much as II the main object Of 81
rlonnt'> action To undo what was done by ~
last Administration and start anew. with the pnTlss
Of securing whatever credit there may D. In III
affair for this Admin tralion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-18
"MI COMMISSIONER
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.

w 0IPNtInnd'S my tOmWI>sIun'r7 i TIl' H'Ss
American Ia chill the iawaiiFn democracy nnd IN re-
vvc the dropping spirits OF Hawaiian royaly. The
Iiawaiiln democracy Is assured that l. not by order
OF the great American Republic that the United states
flag has been hauled down from buildings on which
II placed at their request. but y order of per.
sonal agent o the first President Of the United states
who has dared TO speak In the language Of monarcls.
Queen Victoria and Emperor Wilhelm speak NJ Ny
Ambassador" or "My Consul Grover cleveland
speaks of "My commissioner" The acts Of that
commissioner In disregard of the sentiments Of
the people Of the United states.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
HOTEL. CHAIN

Herbert A. Sprague IL Coldwater
dined In the New Livingston yesterday.
Mr.. Sprague N . diminufive youngstsr
with brain that IL running over with
original ideas He hse Q smooth. mobile
sort ~ face -one that can he twisted
into all kinds ~ positione and look like
Q composite picture of al the other
faces. 4 couple or three yeap ago he
aradusted FINN the state normal school;
but he wasn't cut out sos . school
teacher az college profceer. and he
knew H. lie didn't have quite enough
pluck tn tackle the staee. bot one night
he saw Leland T. Rwers impefsonafe
ssne "a the charsctsrs In rckwick pa
per-. Mr.. Spragne decided that he
could DO that. 80 be started cut. hie en-
tire stock in trade consisting a . swsi.
low -iaii coat and pair ~ patent leather
pumps Sipce that time Mr.. 6prs9ue
hae achieved distinctive succeee1 l,e-
land I. Powers he's heard him r~e1fe.
aud declare that he h by FAR the clever
eat - the younger imper~naters.
Srxagae - not sstis6ed, however. and
cue - pa smhssions W iise ~ " r-cis~
lim E,'eys pr-etsy ~ veil ~ Riie. him
s<f rsoiiss it
Jadge Allen ~ Mcr~e ~ IoniA wse .
guest ~ The Norton iaxt night 1ude-
Mcr-s is TIE neviy afgrinssvi consu' "
s.ls~so~. and viii sssi froo New York
Nay Ia 4 have esused No eli NJ lsgai
tssesness. ssid Tho jUigs. Il made n y
sasl riea IN I.ac~iae , ssw dsyp aso. !
ara now ~ nv way ~ B~fj~moode
Iuwz. ~ visit ny lsi3s<s and ssokher
sfeer Spending leo Aays there shAiI
ressrn end sssd ~ ~ bsusss sesiru
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
POINTS ABOUT MeN,

A sacred concert 10 70 be given in
Manager Palmer's theater. New York.
on the evening Il Sunday. May Z. for the
benefit II the Hancock statue fund.
This II the first time that Mr.. Palmer
has permitted his thcater IN be opened
on Sunday.
Prince Roland BouapertA. Who 10 Wis
ting this country. In much interested In
the remains Oe ancient civilization In
Mexico aud the southwest. which he
will thoroughly explore while on this
sids.
State Senator Brown u York. Penn
sylvania. 10 . socklesa rival 81 Jerry
Simpson. his footwear consisting 81
boots and nothing moro. lie claims "a
feel moro comfortable without hosiery.
Mr.. Aequith. the British homo score
tary. speaks we'll, bat looks extremely
awkward and uncomfortable when al.
dressing the commons b~ing unable, ap-
parently, n take carc OF his hands.
One cf the dentists of New York is
Olga Neymann ID. ID. s.. Western girl.
young and pretty, with sristocrssic feat
ures and the intelligence which comes
from education aud travel.
Ambassados Bayard 10 in appearance
the heAu ideal "a statesman Tall.
handsome and diguiiiei. he attracts at
tention wherever be gees.
HAIRS Richter ~ vienna. who has &C
cepted an offer N take charge ~ tho
orchestral performances at Bo~ton. is 70
yesrs ~ sgs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23
aMAKExPEARE

Afses 40 years q criticism there re-
maine littIs to b said regarding the
trsascdudsat Superiority Of William
Shshesr ssrs - . drsmatist Yet, 10.
day. tht three hundred snd twenty ninth
anniversary of his birth. every reader
and lover Of HE plays would pay .
tribute % respect 10 him whom Ensi.sh
bterstie still vsoerstes - its erowning
gsory- the tbcuaaDs' snoIsd Shakss-
psas-.- April "a Ia. ~ vss horn in
the lite viilrge cs Stratford. April ~
1916. he dsssi: re during his half cent
ury q lifs he gave the SAXON race q lit
ersturc. n al that has hcep written
befs~e or since vere blotted out. Shakes
p~sres plays would ELL lssvv the Eng.
Iish lsrguags ri-h in eiasjcA To speak
fusshsr ~ his sniss would b only 20
repeat pIstisusisa
Ia spsse ce the lapss ce time and the
change. that lave bern wrought. The
pcpulssity Il ~ plays increases from
year 10 pear. II the areevss apparently
unapp, sciassa 4 h bscsuss Ne stAss
pscsiuyss few ssspes ssvah,s a render
ins n .m. and he public strongly oh
jsrss b having - sksspearc's master.
vs~res MURDER BY Indifferent ranters
The s6ssss 81 Isnstius Donoelly AMI
The 3sesnisa shenrists ~ prove that
Shaksspease wss not the suthor q the
plays that bear his name. have been
futile. ard The confidence u the literary
puh,ie 10 - string sc-lay - Il - he
scr- ne s-~rrs- 81 the great erypscsrAm
w~rr 4i~,lr-,t
The iaea. AZ h~ss. h that II visi<n-
srv; scr M rssionsl r~r~,n familiar 9TH
she vc-sie- os. fastiriy~d style ~ NE
Enxlish phi e~,rhsv could inasins, FOR .
mcnr-nt thst Rscun wrote the grss-fui
Hne~ q ~Ne Nfr-hsns q Venice or
that h. coo A eve appreciate the d.'
eats snhsi,, II Hsnirs' and "y',lius
C~sHr- rs suriVe - that the sasAe~ II
the ~Ncvurn orvsnum' and thu nd
vsnc~mers % Learning ~ss cspstl~ ~
composing n Midsummer Nights
p,~srs- and -ts you Likc r. h hsfl~
.hrts II li..rsrf iss.nity
II v. rrrhsrs . strange crsreiSsn =
thai. 90 IT. natal anniversary ~ -s~.~.
s-s shsxsrp~ars. tks ,r-ss~ss rss,.rr
isssrpr.es - . p'svs should he b ~
a sh- ~ fsw.y 10 NJ sthee worsa. ~
Ne nis,ssath es~n7s Ua,ssy II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Nov the Legislature b down b real
buainesA The sdoptioe a sssolutiou
providing Tor morning sesuions hereafter
must bs . sevsre blow n democrat pa
pare that have ben ~ industriously en-
gaged In scofnng ct the idea Il . short
session. Tho adoption Il that resolu
tiou means harder work for each men,
Der a the legislature and the accom-
elishment II more work FOE tho entire
ossiy during the short time intervening
before May -. the date Of final adjourn
nent.
10 b n u credit ~ majority al the
ieuccrst Dsmbsrv a the houss that
they voted Tor The adoption of the reso-
Insica. FOG Il dsMonstrstes the fact that
they do not provpr to allow the repub-
leans to enjoy ell the honoss of holding
Q snort esssioa. The shoss session idea
was brilliant one and ~ much in ac-
cord With the popular will that the
democrass cannot Afford N longer at
tempt 10 obstrucs legislation
The appropriation bills. always the
mnss important Il . legislative sss,on.
have been practically dispo~-d al. hav
ing hen cousid~r~d carefully hy the
icu.>. and are new awaiting the sane
,,op II the senate and Governcr Rich IN
become laws. Ihersfore the les irn.
pertsnt meaNsre~ can 100 Be ruehed
II 10 Cor this purpnss that Mr.. Church
insrv~iacrd HE r~srlution Tor morning
.>@icca and Q vnss snnount u hns,nse-
~iIi b. transacted BY b'th hr'0ebe.
durins the ses, few weeks
Just az THE sin~ . vsvd ~ caution
might not - cut ~ riss.. There 10
danger w rushing t>sisssficc. whil-
sher- have h~~o sone eompsaiass ~.
Ra~iine the matter during The pse.rss
s~~utco. they hsvp 10 he>n Justified by
the snssR s.d ~ spssudsd res~sa sAe
isSisiseus~ = oaktau sAsssa - ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

II aay fssthss pseaf vsss Bss4sd -
eoavises he pablit tAas Ne unnsoas.
sasy sspssios touEt b sn unvassantahly
sxpsasivs trisnssl tAs psasut sppsaiA
apologies and sxp!spstioss q the suhsi-
died morning organ afs Ill -su6'cisnt
II VIII not - tozgsktsa thas Tor .
psriod a ssvsa ssshs sfsss demanding
sad sscsiviag q issohsd seatsosas Il
TIE ezpsa0 e ~ uassssssssy eosxt
that osvna ssaninsd ,sllsat - ~
ssnA nsn sAsa a sapasys a
The organ vac Appointed elssk Il
suddsaly b~su1 1ussA N N en-
sAusissGic dseeasD q ~ tihansl TAs
sieni0csnes a ~ t.e attitudes = ~
nis1aksbla
H. pss<6t sshibis a east asa Ne
spseios9k mgxsstios q AttIs things in
eoassq6oa with ~ snnscs~sary court
ass ehSsacsssissies q IN organ that in
dnlgss n CAsap JoAs ssfsssncss b its
cuatsnyrvusilb ssd bu,stsss up tn
spnsakis.3sesass ssths aasanpsioas Il .
suUsss&ISss 0shbsU.
Tns HnaAs0 - feas3sss1 sxpnssd
~ sxtssvsk ans nstheds and political
isssisuss a this nasqusrsdias 6thuasl
he sssa<isc3oas paanss ssoaa - IN
visti,S'y proved - sssussv q n -
euntinaa n 49, AAs hssa hsasd 10
defsaD q the osuse Istsssse b IL
question has bscnns Osassal h IT,
city, Every nswspapss IN ths city
he bssn forced By the dsdgs haaass
b,Dws Il Tsu Hsssrn's asgunsnts u
tnks past n t1s disuassisa. u ~ per-
SurDsd IL fun dcty b ~ pab13c.
60 I'm hznAse Nsts - il lasrsla.
Il - ~ . vieowy h tho fses q ess-
tnia dt1saA. foe vbslhse ~ unnecessary
suuss - rseainsd a. sboliahsd. Txx
AsaALb ~ saliehssnsd the public =
- il tsai eAarastse. Herein y VIC
tory a infinitely greater worth than the
ahoiish4ent Of tho u.inecessary court
could BE-.
Tho whole mattss. therefors. n nov
rsfsrssd 70 H. Isgisas.ssA THE aEnA,.D
has eoaaf3sncs IN ~ integrity q that
body. n q shall b deemed viss b ~
tain ~ &c nsrsaAry court Sos municipal
psryaasA Il sssas clear that ~ duty q
ths Issinlstuss win b 10 reduces " ~
sriss a al the o0ess4 limit the jury
service to . rsasnnabie length Of tirae
and curtsil the heavy expense nov in
cured ~ tho unnec-aary tribunal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

rksruspAY the Chicago Journal
psssrd the hall century meridian % i's
existence The Journal is one 81 the
landmarks ~ Chicago newspsperion
~ late II hes responded 70 the demand
for hvelies treatment ~ current news.
add is making creditabie effort In i,e in
the swim along with lie contemporaries
The Journals editorial atsevancss arr
distingumhesit cr their 'orrs ami logic IL
10 always on RE right SIDE ~ publie
questions anil 10 - reliable - 81 eight
dsy cls-k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Laborcss arc very scarce in this sec-
ton Of the country. Farmers are already
engaging help for the summer seasons
work. II In with much difficulty good
men are found. AZ high N go and "a
per month il being paid. Good times
tor poor people have como. This 10 =
democract sdminiStration. Democracy
10 the savior II the poor msn.-Lapecr
Democrat.
Some Of the methodist brethren In the
east ere opposing the practice Of holding
camp meetings on Sunday. II this
thing keeps on without wiser direction
there h danger that tho churches may
b cjosed on the first day Of the week.
Detroit Free PreaA
The Chicago papers have not ceased
10 talk about tho man there who was
robbed In tho city hall. That il moth
ing: there are buildings OF that kind Ia
al cities where the Taxpayers arc robbed
every day.-Port Huron Times.
II the legislature turns a deaf ear Ia
the request Of the young ladies who arc
In Lansing 10 ask for an appropriation
for the vomanis gym. The Times will
believe that they are . very hard hearted
lot.-Washtenaw Times.
The present legislature il the most
extrava9ant in the history Of our state,
When the Taxpayers come In foot up the
bills next winter they will realize what
that means. --Grayling Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Ws1u - 49, ~ thsss sahstdissd
ssvnns dAeiahs1 shat IL ussnsusrahb
aguoan1o q InH HExALp vsss ~
$500 paaos = -psttisaegss.' JSdus
DssiinUsns uand ~ saae eyvresuive
sod n seesssiaG n Tus HEaALA H.
sslsE shas o,ss1 nisds shssh ~ istAs
nme cAanesl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

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manutecsores. = . gueR u o~essA
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fcouac; ~ : sfoesnnna. sansees; Wu
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

Bstnssn has become In ths language
q The Chlcsgu Post - highly noiai1ed
monarchy With nobody ios kiag asd
ssssySedy Gar s0lss.. Thh y IL ssssll
- ths Belgian sssste having cuaesrssd
uaivsrsal ss6Aes on the psulstarist
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

non1s on lnapssors lge1lillan. with
~ a0gsss1l q 0esgnN Hich. ~ sp-
$1,000 OsssUs w. Dssnan dspaty In
Guss1ss ~ M dls1yisl ~ appoint
~ g II. n.sasn = = dssssvsd r~ns-
49, = . pss.lss. ss1ivs ard sessss-
- Sopnhlieaa. HI hnsD ihs the a.
- - - essssapa ~ ~ n whom b
= Dsuonally known
0opupoR Rich ~ bssa dngulasiy
ensssvo11vs In nakine his sslsetioas
~ in0sstnaf positisns q public trust.
p1nstng usss faitA y the eAasse>ss and
shill1V q spphssn1s tAan IN ths sagsr
yuuDo1Bo1stieus g sn1Ansiastic partiaansL
y IL. Bunnslgb 60 ~ formal psti-
tisas b HI ihvus were Alsd By hia
fs3ssAA He - dnply sasgestsi Ia
III. Melgtl1an. ssA upoa the approval
- - ouvssnne - appointed strictly
a ~ merits q . loyal republican and
cnops1snt man.
u = not understood that there va
any oppnsition b HE appointment One
OF two esatismea formerly Of some little
inausses in thh district requested that
the nsne Of eossbody else DO cousid-
cred. bat while THE request vas given q
respectful hearing. Mr.. Bunnsll's ap-
pointmsnt vss dssmssi to b the wiser
proceeding. And the governor vaa
right Mr.. Bunnsll y popular with the
party. having served - secretary Il the
cansty committee and otherwise identi-
I'D Aiassk VIII ~ progressive ole
nsntA q tAs party. II appointing him
~ sovsEaor paid . pretty compliment
70 organised lahW.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

uasss1 - u.Ass haals - IL esnsi1sss-
6aa = nessusss hstoss - s1Gahs hnsks
slowly- y dsciisdiy aDssDos hsss.
H taxpAyssv = niehigsa - ~
euavinssd that he ssssion vin - =
sAort 60. bat tAsy uill ~ taasss1s
niu1ahss; tkey sss tos sxusnGivA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

0xs q the handsomsst special sdi-
tions a The year u tho Rssl Estats cdr
tioa q the Buffalo ExpsseA which y
just u hand The typography and gsn-
eral Illustrations ara In the m0st perfect
styjs q ~ printing art.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

No RITES sd,icr 49, ever oSe'yzi q
vothirgm~u thar that ven by rop@
Leo Kill 10 the ap Is~asiss p'ls,sms
The rrrs aecsss-d list they ought h
81 n hsrmoav eth sk~;v e~pssves. sos
10 sec~sved by svsiy dievpssa aeisstsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-23

TINS is self denial" week with tho
Salvation army. Every good soldier is
expected 70 deny himself the common
luxurice that the cost may be saved for
the 'self-denisl" fund. Last year over
$4,000 was realized from the ELF -sscri-
fices R thcse patient workers. for the
good 81 others. So II you note that the
step Of our home soldiers h inelastic.
their voices qusverine and the times
from their brass horns weak and die
cordant you may know their digestive
apparatus 10 under tribute "a their Gin.
cere anxiety to redeem the souls q the
lovly and viciouA