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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

taa q 10 rsatiers e tais papeF de-
sa - kaox beyond peraesentufe
aeshsr til ureonsluousl repeal Il the
lie sherman law VII revive the Alison
a Hisaa lax q is1s. u Ia quits imFos-
sbis - susRsr Ito iEeuery vith a.
rusrce ~ positive accuracy. As a
a.srer = OPINION merely Iae HEaAED
believes gasl sueh would 30 the Gaze
That part.ea q me sherman !ss which
s,sYezae,isi AMI displaced tho Aiiison
l,a reads a. falioEss
SEQ. 8 IAat - Dialh q m at a Fetra
a. II. is-s entitled IN aet - authorize tho
saas.s oi iae standard sIser cellar and "a
resiefa - legal ,ez-ler eharacter,' - re-
: irss CO. monthly psfehass aad coinree oi
tac sane ilfo SILVER duiaTs et not .e4s than
$3.50 80 ao4 mere tbaa - peo.eo surtA u
slses balion slesshy rsps aicd.
This Is re oely reference made 20 the
Allison law. aad i must be implied that
al ire other provisions u that Law. not
iacons.stelt With the proyis.ons < tas
sherman ias are s;ill ia force. There
fore tl.r ulcnnditiona! ropeal % the
s,hesu.an lax would wipc cat this spoci-
o. Fep-5l < tho purchasing clause q
tie Allso4 oct. With tins repeaiinsg
c.ause repealed il follows that ne osig
ina. clause u tho Allison act would be
restored a revived \ familiar Ilus-
tration q this may DO noted in consce-
t.on vita the repeal q the Miacr law
- fha last legislature y this statc.
1ha hinsr law repealed 80 much q the
general eicSlion law a. vas ia conilict
with - prosisions- The whole general
siectiol law was rot repealed. The
portion repealed referred only 10 the
election < presidential electors. The
rrYealing clause q the sherman bin re-
realed only the purchasing clause o, the
Alison ball Tho last legislature re.
peale4 the Miner law. and b. such &c.
fo1 hat portion Of the general election
laN repealed by the Mines law was re
storoI. THx HERALD = rot prepared e
insist that TINS rule il well established
~ precedent. but IN CASE Il the uncon.
dstl1nai repeal * the sherman law. il
seems IA 10 perfectly plain that the Al
lson bill would bs restored % active op
Grafton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Newspaper csnsors are limited only by
TIE nunabsr u newspaper readers Each
Individual has his OF her peculiar iSeas
on how newspaper should be coz
Quoted May sach are inspired by al
exalted opinion q their own astateness.
Shi.e fhs majority Is 10 btssful ignor-
sncs q the praetical nature a daily
newspaper making. All Of them fail %
take into account the fact that The
newspaper caters 70 20 individual whim.
IL cannot be made 70 conform To the do
nlznis of az enthusiast. nor 10 be a
vehicle for personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Mr..
Charles K Miller. editor 81 the New
York Times. has IA article in The
Forum 10 which he says
TIE csassigetoFs % the newspepes press
have ss.t ~ staasar,is tat ar either wroag
os .nr .ssoahls. a.. newspaper managed
- p'eAsc tssea woail b. CHASTITY failure
Takins The world - 4 =. which 4 The way
editors taso % take II. the publication OF a
nesslape< devoted entirely - crnlted themes
= coErieyc.al.y impossible. whsEeas the
neE srarers now are A. good as tAs ase AM
world "a which they are published
After showins tho absurd nature OF
tho criticisms made by those whose only
right 70 crisieiss Is based on miscon-
ccp,ion Ok the province OF q newspaper.
rs concludes
Newspaper man are not wiser than other
men 81 similar traiuins anG powers. But
some ncusiAper men know their own busi-
uoss wei eaoa-a 20 know that a newspaper
managed - piestse thu mo-e unreasonable
members 81 ne priesthood Of critics would
b ghassly failure. Fair. reasonable. con
sfruciiVe criticism b welcome and useful.
ia newspaper e,lltar h ssaslble. ho viii
weigh earefsly sugg ztioas maie in a
friendly and hciptul spirit, If 10 Is ssri-
oos man and conscientious. ho will heed
veI ali criticism that brings more plainly
into siew The responsibility that MS Office
rafs upon him. Ba: he may exact OF bis
cr.lcs human sympathy. breadth Of view,
+ and so1ne little knoelei.e If the condition )
uad-r whi.h new spalers are made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

county, and by draining il converted il
into the finest farming and gardening
land in the state. His mother. NJ. T. A.
Crozier. has for thirty years been a
writer of both prose and poetry Of moro
than local fame. She taught the first
ward school held In this city. Mr.. Gro
zier first attended the agricultural col
lege AT Lansing. then two years at Oil
vet college. and finishing up at Ann
Arbor. After completing his studies
he engaged in the publishing business
at Chicago. having in his employ large
number Of agents. lie sold out this
business and for a time was engaged in
the dali, newspaper business. lie had
long desired to get into trade, the mer-
camille business possessing peculiar
charms for him. To learn the business
he took position as clerk in the old
Chicago Shoe store in this city. His
knowledge OF the business increased
rapidly. as did also his salary. but Meth
err he or Mr.. Roseniield at that time had
any idea that within a few years he
would be half owner Ut that old estab-
lished business Ia 1889 he and his
brother bought Of L. Palmer half in
terest In his retail shoe business and two
years later bought the other half. They
moved the stock to No. Is Canal street.
where they opened a fine store. They
followed In September last with the
purchase for $4,000 Of the Chicago Shoe
store, No. % Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
HoKE SMITHS POLICY.

EDTTo. or The HERALD-Some time
since l remarked in your columns that
We must accept one OF two dilemmas.
The republican administration de
frauded the government of millions OF
dollars 10y granting unlawful pensions:
or the democrat administration Is de
frauding the soldier by taking his pen
sion from him, as the law has not been
changed As this IL matter which
deeply concerns hundreds OF thousands
Of persons l trust you viii be willing Ia
grant a reasonable amount Of space TO
its consideration. | am willing 10 con-
cede that Secretary Smith Is honest in
his Interpretation VI the law. Ii is also
but FAIR 10 say that Secretary Noble was
equally honest in his Interpretation Of
law. and yet these two men reached very
diverse conclusions. How does this
COME abouty With due Difference
10 the honorable gentlemen who
drafted this law and our own
General Cutcneon was one OF them.
make bold 10 say the trouble lies. or
seenis 10 lie. in the wording Of the law.
IT as go indefinite, or at least 50 incom.
plete. that II leaves abundant room for
tho imagination and for variety. OF
opinion as ~ what il really means.
quote 50 much 81 the act 81 June -.
$50 as is important: persons .
who are now or who may hereafter
be suffering FROM mental or physical
disability of a permanent character, not
the result 81 their own vicious habits.
which incapacitates them from the per.
fofmance II manual labor IN such q de-
gree a. 90 render them unable 10 earn a
81 sarf ssflF = Htsa.A a..
receive a pension not exceeding Sl2 per
month and not less than s6 per month
vfoportIoufd 10 the degree 81 inability
ID earn support" On a firrt reading
tkis aecnls - clear that ANYBODY can
untifrsfand g. but second and more
Cfiil ~ reading reveals many otscuri-
ties which Heed 10 have light cast upon
thunE take the une vori "sappnf;
toE instance What - a support Does
n nteaf just FOOL enough % sustain
sde; What kind * Tool -
meauif Does IL mean sucL food
es savage eptsisis os. or q thinaman.
or 40 ifahaaf Does /, mnan iaEt fead
enu''gh Tor hiHs ~ alone. or Tor has fam
iiy aisof ~ Tor hs family slso. hos
large = famiiyg II i includes e,ihlng,
Nhst ssn.i q ,iotbings Is Il eloihingfo,
tlmFfB alone - tls family also. Does
= include heuse rsoit II 80. shat slnd
= house sad hos - h9osef Docs
IL lneiade His.liesi Treatment ftfr himself
aai family sni s.oes il iBnlhds aay ev
Eea'iiisra feF tabaeca hseF - shnss 2
Dees g 81 nile tse eigralsu - his
csiiiFen. ags' easny sflsf thinss eh Is
seif frelsftsug Anefican eiasea likes
g Hafs and rsHiiY esusi lRst - otesf g.
ush lie eaiufsila Aargatf" Wet
& e the .sH taakste rssas - thsi lfe1
nsnt seF8 ufn FE.th fae estfs lsw
hfrsesf Tie a.sfas ashasl afuiieH.sa
fe fsm na afrsaa hlas
i sA g esfn 4f4eft fneens
nia H.atiAff . ifafH kaf nss4esi
laisn Tie ,sH ses nos ss1 80 i faas
saHat ule aafssfs - Il sstsat hss
sssf ~ esaitf sss f--.e - have sic
tfsf faefsuse sass Nsy a1 tsef
fnf sss kssy etes zss =
es4tss g. fsffssaa A. asanaAi - i..s shall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
Hi AND MISS BRIEFS.

In Chicago they keep a man in prison
a month for embezzling a picked pig 5
foot and pardon the anarchists who at
tempted To blow up creation with dyna-
mite bombs.-Savannah News
The action Of the National Association
OF Dancing Masters is final. The Mid
way plaisance styles u dancing will not
be adopted in American terpsichorean
circles.-Chicago Tribune.
The women board OF managers have
adopted tho five minute rule for speeches
in their meetings But the postscript
will be allowed.-Cincinnati Tribune.
How language has been enriched by
electricity. What would the small boy
do now without "Yer trolley's of, mis-
ter."-New York Recorder.
Germany begins to realize that while
il was ono thing To pass the army bill
it will be a very different matter 10 pay
it.-New York World.
Maryland's exhibit at the world fair,
though almost lost 10 sight. is 10 mem
ory about fifty thousand dollars dear
Baltimore Sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

At the rext nuriciral election the
vo,n.c ali vota. II they shal. apnsnr
h very great numbers Tho total .ot, vii
d ;nrreas~i lar-siy beyond ,ss pressnt
,rss.,rt,sss. An increase h n.
rsr,l~r - vst.s via entail cor.
,a.e3s.r ise-,a.e q v,rk p,
- s.-a., is.,e...o-a All cleric
r~f., et...s~ go lts,s -, wo,s
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t.o-. i-t..-ssse.s ~hia tbe s..i.t.e.al az
-. &. !, 80 ,u,v.,
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Blood and brides talk out west seems
Il bc catching. Mrs. Ella Potter. who
ran for mayor Of Kansas City. Missouri.
last spring. is bound 10 capture the
Kansas republican state convention this
fall IL she has To "wadc in blood up Ia
her eyes" We really had no idea the
issue Mrs Potter champions was 80 i'm
portant az that.--halamazoo Telegraph.
A year ago now the democrat press
was in the last stages Of mortal agony
over the poor man . tariff taxed tan din
ner pail. Today ii is not 50 much a
question whether the pail Is taxed az
whether the poor man has dinner pail
at all, or anything 10 put IN 1t II he has.
-Pentwater News.
IL this thing continues much longer,
the phrase like the worlds fair board
OF lady managers will soon displace that
time honored one like Kilkenny cats
The squabble among these Representa-
tive" ladies are eemly.-Muskegon
News.
The shipments OF gold from Europe tc
New York still continue. The stream /:
not a large one. but IL Is steady and ~
the right direction. In like manner the
general business and financial situation
Ia improving. Free Press
The New York Silver club should
make one last desperate effort to main
tain earnestness and gentlemanly con
duct on parity.-Detroit Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
POINTS seouT NV.

The gold and silver problem has
already landed one victim Ia the insane
asylum. This i Andrew Dresser. a
man 80 years Il age. milling from Fort
land. Oregon he has system BY
which. with tho yeiks u eggs AZ makes
gold out - silver sad insssts that there
j. 40 nerd ~ free coinage lie u -
tieuionstfative AZ times IN bis enaeasors
~ convince ro.spie ~ Tie success - his
sfategn that the servers - sfFsigi I
isrkef arc nreded lie si~o saye he -
litves The tibie - made oct q cotion.
tos a. long "a tie hens hold out tie
: "a and silver question ~. remain
foyed
There is ar ira preston that the Duke
< Tex is only a. amateur @oitiief and
- sprliutmant o. the rank - MAJOR.
general the other tlay wss fecslxed = It'll
sassfs Eat. - ulstiev q fscf fhe
father II fbe future qeeen = England
has BAD ssssssfirrstle faiiitarY experience
4e isee8 tie Austrian array early r.
ife af8 ssw active eeftire la the ltsIian
ar = tS-8 A<s taf9nfi in the fiFlti-h
tfmy be w~s rssfuisr - TIE stsf =
Led wss~eisy r. tie Egyptian va and
ssfneeeesl fhe faff.~ = t. E; Kshif It's
l,ranse;.6 80 rons 10 fbe rsua course.
senasssr sis~ast q Nevada has tsen
81 Hesieo 94scuseaak tte s5ivef ssesfion
ptA ffuaate y sisfsf I.mshtoas. =
ilse - tsefa reTaiste Hs ssla Aexee
hes great sslsef fotufs = she 50 - -
hsf - rs sfla sass ras s4aef her fssssts.
~a.ft saefNfacss nlsnsHE lie = en-.
fieeei thsf Afxlrc esA fF1siao< SILVER
eAs4gzf tasE 49, eshe4 e<atAtgg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

receive az a uoathy" Probably not
one szlaier Ia leUoo y in this condit&oa.
nor II be could labor i've sDlaasss IN
day he ocu.a perform sonas manual
lAt.cs. ana - lot Gee IN lotSD would -
eatitied o. . pension. II ~supporys
means 3usf enough "a sustain life Ia
himself alone. probably bat lev saldiers
are 90 disabled they could net eAra that.
provided that anybody would give them
thar much work 90 Dc. aud - under Nr.
sinlth's ruling they are cot entitled - .
fensloa. IL. hoAeser. Mr. Saith u
wrong and Ar. Noble Sss ri9hts gigan-
tic injury Is being inflicted upon great
hosf II ex-soldierS II should he re
uesabsred that IA thousands III IL
stances the pension received ~ al ca
soldier Is the one thing that koeps his
family cot ~ the poor house aud him
se.f cut II the soldiers home. Cutting
OF pensions. as Eoks smith IL nov do
ing. ueans untold suffering al over onf
land. and IL be Is doing II illegally con
eress should see ~ IL that be is al once
ordered 20 halt. Then congress should
define this act IL July -. losN. 80 clearly
that b no possibility could there lie
any doubt a. ~ what class ~ per
sous come under its provisions.
When No consider the Sast sum
81 money involved and the great
number Of persons whom IL Affects. II
seems proper 10 say that this matter
merits very careful and exhaustive con.
sideration ON the part OF our national
lawmakers
ALLOW ne to add that ! have secured
the services q General Cutcheon. and
the very inst clear CASE upon which rnai
action Is taken. by which pensloner 10
cut OF from the rclls. will be- taken u
United States district court. and then, II
necessary, will be- carried through 10
our highest tribunal. We desire espe-
cially to make test OF this case IL
Samuel Dole. IL his pension is even eat
down dollar. CHARLES h. GIBSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

CHfgR NEIssEsr 81 the q. A. Il has
advised the citizens 81 indianapolis not
10 spend any money for fireworks for the
national enezmpment There Is a deal
Of sound sense ia General Weissert's ad-
vice Tho kind Il enthusiasm that es-
ponds itself in sky rockets and Roman
candles is u very apparent enthusiasm;
but IL Is not necessary even as guar
an.ee OF good faith. Besides. as General
Weisscrt rightly reasons. the times are
too hard 10 devote any money TO pro
ducing noise and smoke.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30
ALLEGED TO Be FUNNY.

Rolling tof the y. Y. A. Clare you
fond az athletics Mr.. Beedley
Beedle tof Philadelphia Passionate
ly. ] beat Willie Castina four out OF
five games IL checkers last week. and
when | go back I've got two events with
the dominoes TO fight od.-Judge.
Junior Partner-While was taking
down that buyers order this morning
told him ono Of your funny stories.
Senior Partner - Ia. ha. Did he
laugh:
Junior Partner fIe counter
mandcd the ordcr.-Clothicr and Fur
nishcr.
Mrs. Fern What. Married again.
and your wife has only been dead three
weelsy
The Carpenter Why, yea Isn't she
as dead as she ever will BET Soundings.
Shc-Do you think il is a sign o.
death when dog howls meath your
windows!
He Yes. IL you are good shot
kedmond's Monthly.
4 curious thing about politicians ia
that jusi so soon as they have a finger
IL the pc they begin 10 talk 10 getting
there With both feet Philadelphia lee
ord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Ernest 4. Crozier. the managing part
rer "a tae EFm ~ Gso14er DfcsA, the
weii kac.n wholesale AID retail stos
merchants. - . hustler. he 10 sotse-
tines addressed by his ffisa1s a. z col
f0Fm CruElsr.F from bis unique n4sthoos
q s1yertislog. No ,oung nlAn IN Tie
CT. las q more eSteDslse ssgaainiancs
and bnsztsss men genegsly give hiai
cFeslit for being the meet practical aud
successful advertiser 10 ssrsnd fsaIieiss
tins nefs@ ~ illustrated by TIE TACT thar
fhls spring the firm at = large etpense
put into their store the iargesi sssda
fountain ~ the city and anEounccd that
ca May lIah. the opening dap OF their
nes double store, they would give all
callers free ice cream SOFA Ten thou
sand tickets we're thus given aSsy aud
about ons third ot them served that
day. Since that tima they give free soda
b. purchasers II footwear. The plan has
slrrady Ffoxed financial succe~s His
business associate = Alfred -. trozler.
the sell known attorney and zeal estate
owner.
LFnest A. Crozier was born January
- ls,3. co Madison avenue. about one
nlile syuth Of the present eIts limits.
lie father. the Rey. q. L. l. Crozier.
now residing al Ann Arbor, Was a
pioneer here and az one time was with \.
L. Club in the hardware business lie
afterwards purchased large tract al
government land IL jamestown. Ottawa
county, where be moved with his family
and cut cut " the beech aud maple for
es; one OF the finest fruit farms IN the
country. He aided In building the {. a
W Nj. K'y.. and 10 his efforts IA due the
retaining IL thousands ~ acres 81
practically yalucless swamp land N that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

FAkxcE hzs tusl.ed Siam into sub
mission 10 tie terms 81 the tltlmatum
promulgated July 10 and Il n'sw ia pos-
session q the disputed tsrrli.sry IN the
far east Tie tilt between the mighty
European repeblie and the insignificant
Asiatlc pFincipalily has illustrated hos
easily the powerful may Cypress and
subaae the weak aud that's ahout all
II England had thrust herself into the
preliminary sairnish u diplomacy the
war might have heed continued, but
EnglaEd could see Russia in the back
gronnd and reserved her 'blau' until
sian capltuiatsd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Il repab.icaa "a szccasd tie ate oe1-
era E.saeas il ths tensh Ohao cristriet.
OF llaose nssmhsss elected n Nosember
1T. 81 xefs sasaabers e TIE lfty-
sssoana coasrsss. u waon Ia are demo
erals. Effy sax rselnsieaEs. and ass popa-
lle1s there 4rs also es.etsa ~ this
congress faartsea nasn who have had
pros.oes SERVES IL thai b<Ssys q Whoa
tea are republicans and ssss4r democrats
These figures shos thai Hlore than t~o
thirds q ths EnsmbsrshiPof The present
house e representatives consist cf nsn
aao have tad previous expcrienee Ia
cousresx WAsther tais experience y q
enable thea - direct the unusually
t@sliy remains 20 be seer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

s4fional interest That his creditors
are sppzreaty SATISFIED. and that he 10
still able % handle hls business inter
ssts. are matters FOR congrstnl2tioa
rather than exeitshie aiarn. he has
hsea pEoalsal IN his haaslactioas 70 this
e0amaaify. sad 10 numbsFIess ladissd-
nals. and II would be The hAsest kind q
ingratitade for The nsuspsperstonaa magnify
the circumstances whicA have been
freely exaggerated bs rleldlssone busy
bodies during the past week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

JoHS s. kiLBRErH recently appointed
collector OK the port 81 New York is an
outspoken hater of Tammany. lie be-
longs 10 the County Democracy, and
when Grant. the Tammany saehem was
on trial for bribery. testified against
him. That made Tammany his impla.
cable foe. Mr.. Cleveland's appointment
is not received 10y Tammany as evidence
Of his fraternal regard for the faithful
henchmen of tho late Bill Tweed and
Boss Croker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

MIsDlaEcTEp zeal in good cause is
pardonable when it results in comforting
mefited benefits on the worthy. II
Corporal Tanner exceeded the authority
Of MS Office. which is hemmed in by in
terminable lengths OF red tape. 10y
awarding Justice Long merited in
crease of pension II was through zeal for
tho cause OF u comrade and not through
dishonest motives
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

Since the terrible Loss % Lie in the
Geld Storage warehouse hre on the
wosi3s fair grounds tho inventive
grnuss have been ranking their brains
tlroIaco a iseescapa which can be
us AL az eny tiue snd place. TIE
e. e a the Cahaeo iirn department has
tren surf 8'ed with plans aud details Il
iaproFe.i fire. ESCAPES Tho most thor
cazhiy original enc comes from a rural
philosopher who sieEests 20 tho ire
msrsba that ~Bsen 8ln IS caught in a
position where lis cannot - rescued IN
ere us8ai maness the streams x ivo or
three engines r. directed toward him.
one From directly beneath him and tao
~ angles hut directed against fhe waIL
TIE usn i - jump dopn on The stream
frsm directly bsresth bin and this. IL l.
calculated. vii hold him in mid err.
The ether tvo streams aIlI keep him
sQains. to wai and a.zo directly over
'he stream frEm teneaih The three
sfresraa are then % be - nan puiaie8
that tae man viii ee let s.pie gradually
devn the si'~ = The val Accompany
ing tie latter is a fough sketch iiasffa-
ting heF g saa'i.1 - Bone Ia8s n,sy
20 = iesecr means the Tf.tst says.
-hsf Desperate eaas sire desperate
reulei.e~ shs 'oae - the .efter. a.
saring - ChiaEa rspr issves -
denft AZ q iaa uaas eafnsa,nssa. sa.i
De assss ~ tsa eaefs esa.iil ar.a.aa a.
- t- vases aaesesN 4hs 80
Is saff ansa - So fiss = "A aitsmgi
e. ~ eesa e.f ~ ta- tFzsf sfrsfs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

THERE are fourteen mortgages on the
Erie railway property. Ii is said that IL
the property were forced 10 sale thir-
teen Of the mortgages would be value
less. while only 80 per cent could be paid
on the fourteenth Tho actual mortgage
Indebtedness is sl620o0o. or s29i.ooo
a mile. This is said to be unparalleled in
the history 81 railroads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

VINO says the Indian cannot be civil
lied. The braves in the Midway plais-
ance. under the leadership of Crazy
Horse. have won their strike. Here
after they will receive $40 week and
huekleberry pie for dinner. Ii is the
only successful strike OF the season. and
Crazy Horse PROFESSIONALLY has the
qualifications for an \ walking dele
cato.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

ST.. LouIs is kicking because the
female patients in the city hospital 1avo
been supplied with whisky at tho tata
Of gallon a month. II IL was Miss uri
whisEy the porsous that did the sur ply-
ing should lie lynchcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

IT is believed by the more observing
politicians that the democrats will be
unable TO carry out Cleveland's program
unless the rules Of the house shall be-
changed 10 enable the majority TO
transact business when il wants 10. A
change in the rules, such as is proposed.
viii be a return to the Reed method OF
transacting business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

CADILLAC furnishes the latest atrocity.
When Michigan remains unshocked hy
the commission of a brutal crime for
any length OF time some fiend incarnate
breaks the spell by committing n ,las
tartly deed. like that Of tho Cadillac
ulnnatnr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-30

rBrsID'xT CLavHfASD's messaee. Il IL
reported. will be confined to The d.scns
SION Of the silver question:. This cannot
- true. A message from Cleveland
without large discussion - himself
Nogld b ma anomaly.