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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
a New CERTAIN Cure Tor Piles.

We Do nor intend 70 indorse sny except
articles Of genuine merit, We therefor
take pleasure ir recommending to suffer
ers from Piles in any form. a prompt and
permanent cure The following letter
speak for themselves:
Mrs Mary c. Tyler. Of Heppner. Orc.
writes: One pkg. Of Pyramid Pile Cure
have suffered for years. and | have never
had the slightest return OF them since.
Mr. +. 0Br.sn. Rock Bluffs Neb..
SAYS: The pkg. IL Pyramid Pie Cnr~
entirely removed everv trace OF itching
piles ! cannot thank you enough for il.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is a new. GER
tain painless cure fer every form Of piles
u Is safe. sure and cheap. ANY druggis,
will get it for yen If you ask him
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
COURTS ARE TO SAY
Hc~ Mich Authority me ccaa-
Gil Possesses
IN ORDERING IMPROVEMENTS
sIans1asuas Presses fln.-s 80 sse asgsa
Asalast tle Hard 90 fneEic
WofNs 20 Leaf = l,0i4I

Are - saoxin' t7r your d.sAs- eaz
tAe u4r err u The aldermen - they
charged aLoai TIE eo4acil ch4ln per lass
aigat .na.s.ilatsiy hefors Mayor stuart
cAlle.l l.s cns4aci. 10 order During the
past tao keeZs i.scns4fars have been al
work "a the eeaadii ehaIiDeg and tie
des4s n tAe ss1-rlhe4 had teesae mis.
placed A To- ~ % ons desls all not
nl kny other dssk there ~aa lively
seamp@rias about the reon each akier-
maa huntiag fsr a locz b az the &cy al
his ps.--ses-l1t.
Ees.deass "a West street assL,sd Zoe a
seNpF Referred - tas comAlttee %
- eeEs
The Gameecil Fire AlsFm Nanntac-
tDnng eonpaag warned TIE city against
purchasing gqosss from ths Municipal
Fire Alarm company which u claims
has infrs1xsd "a the 1anr~~l patent
Referred - the board II pollcs and tre
commissioners
1asrph hoasenaa Aakod the council
q ai.0N three p.or nea sse sscs ter a
pro rata charge for the balance of the
year tie represented that re WIS gong
T. pay Tor The Licenses ;Or these men
that they night earn an hoaest ay.ng.
\ motion q gssot tie petition VAS lost
~ a vote of ; - is
The secretary II the Chlidrsn's home
asked thst The society De relieved from
80 - sewer tax Referred TO the CON-
mlttee on ways AMI means.
sossrtroiiers REPORT.
Tie comptroller feported bile calling
for sums fF0n tho various funds a. fol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
KNOWI.EDGE

Rrings comforf and Improvement and
tenis - personal enjoyment shea
rightly u~sd The many, Who live bet
Ter than others and enjoy life more, with
les expenditure, bs more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
tie nee.ls 81 physical b<ing. will attest
the value 10 health OF the pure liquid
laxative principles embfnced In the
remedy. Syrup Of Figs
IT, excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant "a the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of aperfect lax
alive eifestually cleansing the system,
dispclling colds, headaches snd ieven
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession. because il acts on the Md
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and i, j. perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup II Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles. but IL IL man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup OF Figs,
aud being we'll informed. you will not
accep, any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

a.. Fiesa weu ps1Ze.i With 80
Th.st ne -taaxhf.4' : Ideas

Miss Frts f7aid whe ~ AZ Hack
ie Park senaav sn3 hs.rl OF Chief
IS fseEsteY address fha assembly "a
fte CsHsts g tsias Miss led =
vera ertHasisstie cn The uttsranrrs =
tae IS etssf - Ceteac,- pc4ss f.wcs.
ete aFs r. stbrihsfsd mHrs -riuses -
y1nhilHE thar Is caiaiiy iene He
sfzefi teeris.essIiF = : eo,i heslthg lator
e. rfle'fs~ e. nsfsffu sl.rin. Nbsn
Tar1sn a fstst Tfrssr ~ ssd sen
gfssfeets Tfff . hff 3 pssiiag fsrn, -
Efa e' tttita efh she x8ftl sxaia-
te ezsri = - ias,.ss - 4 f-al.Sa "a
fren 81 ssa e. stsfl eaY Il aneie VS.
seq aserr tan rne fsnas,- rris1rtr ~ =.
81 - rate nsetFrn - heis asfsg aer
us rntahe that he ai4tf saristy
ai st'sMrf 81 Eet ~ ST issstrsF -
lsrte e. ftgesa hspils aud sisp lecfsre
- ..fims~ sni ftrfr tsarea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

E.i~asd ;. bols - issse J. toie-
al .&sie. ia 4. css :. tiss~urths
Msrs.a ts1s.axN 4aE,l 8a1 eAs a. al
Lok. at =. FsFd sun .. ID
Mao Aaa Terrell 20 Fred Pannlter.
piece land "a So = Nyuuiing DO
Fred Fsifalfer ana wife - Aiasrs
C-anln -tlanl, feae laEa Ga sc -
"tystftt.- 1900. ~ -
Isaac n AEsou - Mr.. IA .aaeth
kettefs. lot Is and = Ia 4.
Leo1aEd a 20. > add ...-- SO
James 4. Meal q Lara b. Mead,
pat u kea~ooa s.is -. 1900
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
e pott vas al'lHN-
Ronsl- I.enorts.I sold

City Treasurer Sorri,.k reported the
sale Il the 5000 street improvement
lurds pisced ir his hands Tor sale.
Placed IN tile.
llv Ircssurer SnrrieS asked for in
strusfion regarding . settlement With
the county treasurer. re was ordered
to refuse % settle or the bass proposed
o. tie county treasurer
Cts I-easorer Sorgirk prsaeated
complete statement of the condition q
the ssrioas street Improvement funds.
vhseh az ordered printed
topped uigh Priced Contract
The cea;ract for improving Paris
ayauue Eas fahirg ca motion cf Alder
al1n eil,ien. IA, said the engineers es-
tie g q th- cost was 5000 and the
contract caue in fur $3.50 The PEG
p.e I'D PARE afe-ge da at eish u 20
81 so great AZ ssfrf.se ~ present
t1e special rfliuitiae g. eaira vas
referred lhe fetuoA - y Weston -
bavs a tree - fsoui - ~. = perry On
Moth nisisina street recommended
thai ,he petition - denied aaa thas Tie
tree hc ee astHL nf once
Ca recou8 rleldation 81 tee aideraen
af th- icrstt vars she Grand Rap =
h1ewirg COS pans eas give PERMISSION
81 las ptf fu.m ngettrets srrssz
rfa az b,aae s.rce 10 tAe KgsteTcr
twus -1. were rat fei and
raefs = loaeI street opeui1 g.
ifr sret frrnyemeni. Hosf.
sta stree. eer ta.ner avenue
serer
Hni fsDdsain~ tho Beard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Every night via Holland steamers
Take . ~ p, ia. train on G. 4 W. NJ. Ry.
See time card inside page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Tie foiiosins - a list ~ tsse fnfrriage
lireuse- ls~ss~l since as ptblicatioa. With
ire names resAlsnce. when out OF the city,
ana sser Of tAe psrtlsss Age.
5chn siriilmsssr and AntoclA Pred
stat .s-ff $780, -s-.... -c--s
Hendssck De Fragt aad A1dainse J.
Ds ~ a.. Gaines. ................... 27-~i6
fr2as Jobn~0n and Ada AeFrlft - 10
kre<srick west and Nirnie kystewrk .S,.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

kefn. fsensN zseEns. 1reensoNu'
Ca4Fiss =. ts1ss SpaFt4 failff t.ss !
Mar >i1is. N. "a Dsa,seias 49,. IA
.sF Ciss. frsfsess l. Grape. >o- "a
Matthews eoaFt. Sssenwoost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

In the warm weather you may get all
tiyed out and run down. and affections
~ the blood mig trouble you. Hoods
SarsapariIla Is .ast the medicine 10 give
you strength and health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
Holland /. Chicago s,.sme

Round-sioo-Trip Grand Rapids
10 Chicago and return. See time card
on inside page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

To ckl.drea Il n. h. Kent ". -
Dssaon street. xhootsnx caeghs lane
D4krakrr. No Al Airline syse0s.
1a@asi.-s. Fsey ueisr 80. 81 Baxter
stFxe.. aiess.es.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

Tickets for sale at Harris cigar store
10 the races wa Soldiers Home and
North park only 7 cents
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

onefoarth of on everything at
Stauffers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

PvGsLEI- Sunday. July 80. AZ Walton,
New York. Mr. NJ. I. Pugsiey. mother Of
Mrs. Thopa- NJ. t'eck. The f'ueral all
te held toantrfow aftefnpoa AZ : O'Clock
fren her late refidence. No. = Jefferson
avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

+. @. cherrymaa. director. So. Is Eas, Ful
ton street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
HAVE YOU A FIL1'ER2

IF ought value the health Of yourself
and children that drinking water filtered Call
wonderful filter Success in operation
and drink of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01
PECK BROTHERS.
GRATEFUL COMFORTING.
'EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST SUPPER.

~ rfsss En~~i.1ss - - -asn-si
Lass ~ssct Fufsra ~ oY@fsris.s - s.<-e ~
~ rev. .. 4tft - ees-f1i $50. - tea -
STE So frs'f rr'ifs - ~eli s~ir~s~4 s,eess ~
Nprs - r~os lsfe ear es~s kttEt ts~l-s sra
tT.tssresf Af1lf~r t-es-fsF~ whtfh rnas asss
20 ~a1s eraSy 4se-afs $50 DE- ~ 80 fssfs
risa< - s~>h ar+i-i~s - fs~s 49, ~rrs-t
tafbea 49, - 4frafre h sssis - set atee~<
snfss<A - rs-tfs er~4F trnfrsrs - tse4ss.
n sastrefs - s-,elt~ - - teaftzs aressst
ftaa4 ~ $3.50 sA-f~rsf st.ere rssk
trrt We EsF eersef EsaS fsfsi So -
lrfFtaa sNrefF-s 49, tafs - NHa surs
s'-sa ses iF-r~FiF ssfests1sf frsssa
tft4f sssfe~ f-isseffs-.
Me- -t%1if &f.@ ts'sssnz Essaf - sss-s rtfA
rakf 5 IN rft1sad E1rs - f---sfs srfsssf rr.ss
lAss< Effs . GO R~asresssi- s<.asss..
A~ss4se. 49, 44x
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-01

The Comptroller reported bile calling
fof sums fr0n tho various funds a. fol
lows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
WACO BUDGET.
a STATE SENATOR TALKS ABOUT
DEFICIENCY
A Trade Endeayor sOoIely-He Smashed The
Window Hon. Waller S. Baker Recover
lng--World's Fair Congress.

Waco, Feb. r. Especial state Sena-
tors Yonkum and kearby spent last night
la the city, on their return trip OF inspee-
ton Of the Gainesville rcformatory
AZ the Pacific hotel. The Gazette rop-
resentatiye met the solons endenyored
10 ascertain the result 0f their
visit and their conclusions, but
senator Yoakum stated that they had
not yet Formulated their idea, ana could
not say what they would report, except
that the ref0rniatOry, although crowded,
was in an excellent condition otherwise.
He stated that the successful employment
of tho inmates demanded that additional
land be purchased, but this would prob
ably not be- done The depleted condition
OF The states finances made it necessary
that the appropriations by the present
legislature be- kept as low ns possible
"lts bad thing, isn't H." said he, re-
ferring 10 the threatened deficiency IN
the state treasury
How are you going 10 remedy Il sena-
tor by direct taxatiOnF
"NO. That will be the last course adOp-
ted We have Other ways Of raising rcYe-
nue. aud win resort 10 them undoubtedly
A number Of bills have been PROPOSED
20 meet the emergency, and some OF them
viii be adopted. taxing occupations, etc
We've got 10 BE- pretty economical and
this feeling rs growing, especially so Ia
the house. the senate being Inclined 10 be-
more liberal look for the dissent Of the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
LEGISLATIVE.
The Senate Passes Swayne's
Grain Elevator Bill.
IN MEMORY Of SAM HOUSTON.
The House Arrangss for Holiday on March 3
Will Memorial Speeches by Rev.
BurlesOn and Hon. 1. W.
Terrell.

Austin, Tex, Feb 13.-(Spccinll The
senate met this morning 'ut 10 o'clock
with ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Crane iu the
chuir
Bills and resolutions were introduced
and referred as follows:
BY Mr. Steele, 10y rpduest--A bin de-
filming the powers aud duties ui corpora
tons organized Ia remove distinctions
from and 10 render nnvigOble the Brn2os,
Trinity and other rivers la the state.
SENATE Toll tu amend the incorporation
act so ~ % incorporate abstract com
pduips ANA grain warehouses aud ele-
yltur companies was called up as I'M
finished business.
Pending discussion on this bin senator
lmhoden moved u call Of the senate, and
the call showed Senators Shelburn aud
Douglas absent and uucAcuscd. and on
motion Of Senator Smith they were eN-
cusvd.
The consideration of the bin WINS re-
summed, and WIS amended 10y senator
lmboden So as ~ permit corporations for
the purpose of buying and selling goods,
wares aud merchandise of any dcscrip-
ton without limitation as 10 wholesale
as under the present law, which was
adopted
senator Dean moved TO amend so as
TO incorporate companies for the pdr-
pose of looming money upon any class Of
The bin was ordered engrossed aud was
finally passed
Senate bin 10 amend the criminal code
Of procedure 10 provide for the payment
Of expenses OF attached witnesses In
felony cases came mp as the special or
der, II was eugrosscd and finally passed.
senator Dean by consent introduced
"A hin 10 amend the civil stntutc 10 pro
mote the Development of the mining re-
sources of Texas
Senator Greer by consent. introduced
bin TO authorize individual owners of
valid land certificates which have been
located or patented In conflict with other
older valid surveys or locations, to sur.
render the location or patents 90 said
lands 10 authorize the commissioner of
the land office 10 issue IN lieu thereof
certificates for a like quantity of land aud
provide for locating said certificates
On motion OF SenntOr Hutchinson his
bill 10 amend the fellow-sorynnt act Sd
as 10 cure q defect in the ennctug clause
was taken up aud ordered eugrossed
Adjourned.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
GREAT DAM Project.

Lon Angeles. Cal, Fob l3 Plans have
been mniuren for one Of The greatest lTrl-
gntiru schemes ever undertaken h The Unit.
al states the result ~ which VIII be- the
desert Representatives ~ Minnesota cHm.
talsts have obtained from the iiesperinn
Land ana Wafer company the option on
rows OH the Southern California railway.
20 miles north " san Befnnndino. Here A
dan win be- built no focl high and 76 10
100 feei long blocking the current Of the
hOiaFe river ana forming grsat lake
which q ~ estimated, will irhgntr u omar.
Ter million uf acres ~ government fand
open 10 settlers in the usual way.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

goot man. He's my candidate Tho
next time | came In he reneated tbe
| question. Looks ike Chase now Finol
" came Ia and told him Sevpour bsd
Deen nominated Well 10 oxnioircs{
sS&mour Is a good man | was for
seymour all de vile"
/, Representative McGann OF Illinois
,uoufnt ny, Judge Gresham's selection com
inehdnhle i'm many respects No bciicveJ
however, that a Democrat ~ i,n,.',,.
stanling IN the party ought TO hove 49,,
CHOSEN. The ol line Democrats woulJ
uouotless feel 0ggrieved. but thev would
.9t pe surprised. Those familiar with
ar. Cleveland in the past know tbot
p"t'f Influences never affected him and
",llptc rather than partisan considern.
ucns always actuatod him
y believe Mr. cleveland octo1 &, ttts
matter us he Thought best for tho nublic
WHl0fe ana do not suppose / ought TO
complain, snid Mr. McGnnn III hive
no doubt that his appoiutmcr will bring
70 the Democratic party formidable
. s,sl-.l".n1t Of strength
IA representative Taylor of Chicago.
me most other Republican members of
VoistesN pr0tcssed TO rejoice over the
se'tcugn Tor the reason that hc hcHved
~ would create dissatisfaction I'm Demo.
cratic ranks. ~ am glad for another
reason said Mr.. Taylor ut will tnIe
Gl'Sham OF the circuit bench. lie has
"lW3ys been unpopular with the members
OF the chicago bar, and they viii rejoice
20 get rid Of him thus easily
some OF the Indiana Democrats arc
ulhple1sed. Judge Gresham is a good
man. said MIR. Brookshire PM
thlnk the old line Democrats in Indiana
, 'd Illinois who had hoped to see such
'ttfan leaders as Cray and Morrison
lh ihe cabinet win feel somewhat dis
appointed. Those who hive fnvors tn
N,E of Mr.. Cleveland, howc1e r.will not
hEely indulge iu extended criticism"
Judge Gresham was in my regiment
U W., IS one Ui Nv wormest friends said
representative ration ~ am glad to
know he Is to Dc ia the cabinet.
Mr. Bynum was still inclined TO doubt
we report of Judge Grrshams selection.
re said' He is Democratic i'm bnbits
oud manners, aud m Ibis views of party
questions. ~ that / think IL hr really Ia
Thuseh 1t viii be q good thing for the
democracy in Illinois and Indiana. lie
wiz make a good cabinet officer"
Judge Gresham il good man. but I
nope the report that he Is 20 be- secretary
W. s,U'c rs h3t Fgr was the only CONE
ment made by Mr. Nowbrrry of mn.
nOis ''"
Representative Heard Of Missouri said
thot IL the statement were true it would
Toe a surprise 10 him aud 10 Democrats
generally, lie would not undertake TO
say that IL would not Boz % good selection
but 1t would certainly bee very sur
prsiug.
Representative Fitch Of New York
SAID that he hoped there was no doubt
about the selection having been mndp.
that ne regarded b us one OF the hest
pos iule appointments Mr. Cleveland
could make.
There is rothing, 'hc said, "iu the talk
OF ms not being q Democrat and of Ma
having too recently come from the Re.
publican party That Is the way they
used TO talk about me. When / left one
congress to which ] had been elected
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
TIC)t SIC

Austin, Tex, Feb. ID CSpecial)-
lhe house met at 10 O'Clock with
speaker Cochran and a quorum present.
After roll call and prayer by tie chap
lnln, Rev ID. Pennington, the reading OF
tl cJOurnul was dispensed with and n
batch OF petitions, as usual, was pre-
sentcd mainly ON subjects Of the snme
nature as many others heretofore pre-
scented.
Bills and resolutions were presented
and referred az follows
BY Mr. Brown by requcst-A bin
amending article $40 Of the penal code
as to pcrmisability Of homicide to pre-.
vent other felOnies lt provides thai the
homicide must Take place before the of.
fcuse committed by the party killed Isl
actually completed, except that I'm case
of rape, the r1yisher may be killed, at
any umc within sixty days from the
date Of the commission Of the offense.
provided u bee proved that the person
killed has been guilty Of rape within
sixty days Immediately preceding the
killing, and the defendant knew or had
reason 20 believe that the person killed
bad been guilty Of rape within sixty
days of the killing aud providing Tor "A
charge 10 the jury and verdict accord.
ugly, as prescribed In the bill
BY Mr. Kennedy Of llarris-A mending
the private Incorporation law 30 as 10
provide for chartoring associations f,y
preserving wild game from being killed
ont Of season, and enforcing the law on
the subject
BY Mr.. Chambers Extending the pro-
visions Of guardianship Of orphnns. Ia
orphnns homes having them Ia charge
when the lcgm guardian surrenders their
guardianship % such institution
By Mr. Morrison Restoring dyil iuris-
diction Ia Hamilton county
By Mr. DeYere- Amending tie charter
Of the city of Brcuham, as To the pr0vis.
ion for city elections
BY Mr. Peck--Amendiug the law No
that the punishment fog burglary com.
mitted hy entering auE dwelling or room
where any person sleeps by death or ifn.
prisOument in the peniteniiay MOI less
Than twenty years, and IN an other oaaes
~ burglary the punishment shall be-
imprisonment 1--WE 10 twenty years.
fiy Mr. Brown Providing FOR payment
by new counties Of a pro rata share 81
the indebtedness Of the counties from
which they are created.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14
cnEArEn THE prrLln

BcrYiilp fuX Feb 10. iSppcal l--Au
gustIne Gonzales convicted III Wlfe.nurder
committed suicide IN Jail this afternoon bl
hanging hlintcif with a cord taknn from hl
last hut appealed his cuae. 1ho auprcm,
court affirmed ihe lower court last week
und Doc was 10 have been sentenced by th,
District judge m March. large arowl
learned, and many expressions IN disap
proynl were uttered that the public wa
cb 'ated OF the rare spectacle u d public
execution.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-14

one of the leading lawyers OF his city,
whore he Is strongly supported for the
position which ID is thought will be Of
fered him.
Washington. Feb. 13.-Judge Gresham
continues 10 be leading topic of discus
sion IN political circles here. The members
of congress who We're nc FIRST dis
posed to doubt the report that the Judge
had been selected for the position OF sec
rotary of state IN the Cleveland cabinet
are now convinced of its accuracy.
Those who had expressed themselves
quite freely upon the theory that IL might
not be true are n little more cautious.
Some Of the old party leaders who had
eloquently declared the story untrue be-
cause the idea IL conveyed was 10 their
minds prepOsterOuS remarked IN some
what subdued tones that the appoint
ment was q good one. As one OF them
expressed il; THE selection has Gle
meuts of streugth and elements of weak
ness. The weakness will disappear IN
time aud the strength viii develop.
Among those who have become recon-
ciled is Senator Palmer He was inclln'
ed TO criticise the selection. His latest
opinion is Tint it win meet with favor
even among the most partisan Democrats
whom they came 10 reflect upon the ad-
mirable qualities Of Judge Gresham, bis
eminent fitness for the place and MS
splendid record as a patriotic American
citizen.
Gas for myself" he said II am remind
ed Of a Dutchmon Who used 10 have an
office under mine in Springfield, shorty
offer the war The bgtchman was
Democrat. and when the convention met
which nominated Seymour and Blair be
took a deep interest IN the news from
headquarters. ] went out frequently 20
watch the bulletin boards, and every
time | returned the pntchman made in-
quiries as 10 the situation.
Who va it look likef' he asked after
the first ballot had been taken.
~ think Il VIII be Hendricks ]
said.
"Vell, he commented, Hendricks is a