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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-25

The good lady was going around
among a lot of poor peori, distributing
all manner Of old clothes which were
gratefully received, when she met a
newspaper man looking for a clew to a
killing case.
Charity covereth d multitude of sins"
he said sarcasticaiiy.
We'll, ti&r isn't what I'm looking
for. shs responded.
Nc" aud lie looked surprised.
H.. she saii, my mission is q little
u rrDHer tl=sa that. We cut it down to
el2sIty coyeTeth a multitude of SKINS
detroit Free Press.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-25
NTIV NIPTk
Dated. Miles City. Mont. Aug. -. 1892
Proposals. for Building sidewalks,

SEALED PROPOSALS for the building
of the sidewalks designated below. will
be received by the undersigned until
o'clock p. m. Of Thursday. August 3lst
1888. and Immediately thereafter opened
The sidewalks to be constructed. and on
which proposals are invited. are as fol
lows:
On the east side of Park or Fifth street,
in front of Lots /. >. :. 5. 8. 10. II and /.
Block %. and Lot 10. Block 30. a dis.
lance OF two hundred GOO feet more or
less: the walk to be ten 10 feet in width,
On the north side III Main street. in
front Of Lots /. and ,. Block 81. "a dis,
tance OF seventy five 80 feet more or
less: the walk 10 be ten 40 feet in
width.
TN the north side Of Main street. ia
front of Lots s. 9 and IL. Block -. q dis
lance OF sevent.-tive f1oJ feet more or
less: The walk 10 lie ten 10 feet in
width.
All of the walks to be built in a work
manlike and substantial manner. of two
81 inch plank not wider than eight 49,
inches. laid on five ., xxi stringers and
to be elevated on trestle work. where
necessary. To conform 1.-THE grade IF the
adjoining walk. and subject to the an
prevail of the Chairman Of Committee
on Streets and Alleys.
The right 10 reject any or ali bins is
reserved. and contracts will he IL; for
the above work. subject to the right If
owners of property To build their own
walks as provided by ordinance.
by order ri the City Council.
>. tianDpS.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-08-25
The Work of u Higher Being,

He latter the proposal-I hope you
don't think I've made a fool of myself.
Mss Penelope
She-Oh, no. "a pause.) You know
lam not an atheist.-Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Ii IL stated that ex President Ha -rison
is to be rendered the presidency a the
Indiana State university, at Blooming
ton by the trustees Of that institution.
The immediate management of the in
stitution, it is said. will be placed in the
hands OF one OF tho professors. and
should General Harrison accept he
would have to give the university only A
limited amount Of his personal atten-
tion--rBay City Tribune.
Something Of the wonderful char.
acter Of the age in which we live can be
conceived from the fact that President
Cleveland viii simply touch button
and the subtle agency which man has
made his servant will set in motion the
vast machinery Of the Columbian expo
sition.- Detroit Free Press.
The people do not seem 10 get on IN
the Australian ballot with much alac-
rity. A very large number II votes
were lost in the city yesterday through
ignorance Of not knowing how 10 vot.,,
and il was no fault Of the Gazcttcs. for
We have taken particular pains to posst
the public. -kalamazoo Gazette.
Since il bee anne known that friends ~
Senator Voorhees, are allowed TO leave
their places in the line aud go right up
10 the box office the Indiana statesman
has acquired "A following ~ such dImen.
SONS az 10 pretty nearly insure him
honorable mention in !6.-Detroit
Tribune.
Unless ocean steamers abandon III o
habit they have contracted recently. an
allrsil route 10 Europe will be in d.
mand1by people engaged in importing
from the old world Muskeson News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

N<csig2n = rspahllcaa. yet OF dry.
The prestige q . national sdministsa.
tloe and TIA efiofss q = pssfectly organ.
isei machine ere unsssiiifg 10 throw
Michigan cut ~ rs republican orbit
Judge Hooaer and the republican eanii-
dates fof regenfs are elected by safe and
ssspnatsc naaiorlfies Weak and an.
Satisfactory piarzlities are not % be dc
psn<ied on. hence the republicans insist
upon nlsioFitiea
Michigan can never be democratic ex-
cspt bs accident Two accidents 1t tina
same nature happen only al long inter
vals The dsmo9rsts won two years ago.
but they had been 10 the wilderness for
:hirty three years Perhaps after the
lapse Of another third Of a ceatury some
thing will occur 10 help them carry tho
state again. That viii be soon enough.
What Of the future. The people may
he entrusted with IL The republican
party was not horn IN die IN the full
glory Of its maturity. just now out 81
power in the nation tits slowly but sure
~ securing controi 81 the states prepar-
atary Tor tho grand contest Of -
Michigan Is the first state 10 hold an
election since the Inauguration Of Cieve-
land. She has unfurled the hammer first
Haunted 10 the enemy from under the
oaks at Jackson. and beneath it's spaci-
Gus folds viii lead on to victory in the
next great battle.
All the talk about new naIties sue
cecding to the old is gibberish. The
populists viii disappear through the in
herent weakness Of the principles they
espouse. Their strength in Michigan is
now a tradition. The parties Of the
coming thirty three years will be the
parties OF the past thirty three years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
LLOYD sRrzeE.

The untimely taking of al Lloyd
Breeze brings sorrow into the hearts 81
hundreds Of men and women all over
this brs adj land. No one became ac-
quaintei withfhe engaging personality o.
this brilliant nan without forming an
attachment that issvcrts this sudden
death with feeling 81 personal be-
rcavr ment.
4 hig man. in stature. in mind. IN
heart. Lloyd Breeze was frat 81 all that
best product - our civilization a good
fellow lie WAS cheerful under every
difficulty with which his genius vario-
gated bis career. lie wac true
bohemian alive 10 all that IN good in
life. unbcsmesrci by sordidnees. and -
generous that recital q kis innumsr-
able deeds 20 kindness and charity will
never 10 known on this earth
We should have lived. this ffien3 -
humanity 70 one better reflected in
has lie The qualities that make life
worth the living u IL impossible even
pow g. associaie him with the thought
q death Chicago Mail Editorial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

The thieves % Chicago are in train.
ing for their coming harvest. and are
not particular what they take 80 hong us
IL aHords them practice 4 glass eye
aud bass drum were stolen in that city
the other day Omaha Bee
Monaco. a country which comprises a
territory n eight elGsrc mice. - pre-
pairing for 4 eorlsi fair. IL - 90 le
hoped that Il wili not start IN On ia ex
pce8t8on until Chicago gets through with
80 little ~ho~ We should hate u $50 a
rival attraction sfpoi. thicago's business.
Buffalo Enqaifef
There Vas a Massachusetts, name in
Mr. Cievcian1s latest iist - appoirt
uents sent t. The Henste. IN getting
the heet taien, IN tie country IL isn't
easy a All r. i~ase Massachusetts, ott
Boston fsiote.
The colossal hrnnze statue q Indiana
- She worlds fair - a rohie figure bat
the artist mste a mistake ~ tsiiiug o.
represent the state IA quest - al ufiise
=. hansas CITY Star
Two Alabama congressman eerr tsaso
six hefGte the caecu@ tar after the
slate = made nf there eiii q = numbef
- sick oflcsseakess Birmingham Age
Herald
II thr boys sre net throwing AZ their
hsts ever the prospects, ~ place IL DOT
fefsass thsf dsat tel sick enough
Philadelphia Times.
NsAedf hes YET suggested that Ne'W
iark street cieaa5as department. seiti
81 exhllif - th< woridz FAIR MIS-
isrk fisFx4a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

While the democrat senators are pro-
testing against the seating OF senator's
appointed by governors. the real animus
Of the debate is concealed. SO long as
the present special session may be pre-
occupied with other business. the in
vestieation Of the charge Of e>iminal
embezzlement made against Senator
Roich Of North Dakota will sleep un.
disturbed.
There Is good reason for the belief
that the actual facts in the deal by
which Rosch became senator would, il
made public. causeNa national scandal
with more or less disgraceful ramifica-
cations in number Of states The
democrat senator's are now making per-
sonal appeals TO the most easy going re
publican senator's. 10 let the whole mat
ter drop. because. whatever the result OF
the investigation so far as Roach is
concerned. il will bring a scandal upon
the good name OF the senate that will
cling to il at home and abroad for many
years. Republican senator's have made
up their minds that something must be
done. and il Roach doesn't resign before
the senate gets through with the cases
OF the appointed senator's now under
consideration. they propose 10 have some
action taken upon Senator Hoar's reso-
luton. or 10 let the country know why.
The new program Of tho democrat
senator's is 10 force an immediate adj
ioarnment OF the senate 50 soon as the
cases Of the appointed senators are dis
posed Of They are perfectly willing TO
postpone the election Of the senate
officers until the December session. Ii
has been suggested that IL the senate
fails To act Mr.. Roach may be arrested
and tried in the criminal court for en-
bezzling the funds ~ the bank OF which
he was cashier. but such proceeding il
not probable A more rational view az
the subject is that whether Roach be
guilty or innocent. the senate has no
jurisdiction to try and determine.
Roach's character. good or bad. was
known 10 his constituents. and II not
known 10 them when be was elected and
they have since learned il. IL is their
duty 10 make an investigation and pro
coed against him for tho crime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

Mr.. Bingham" said Taper. Il would
like fortnight's absence TO attend the
wedding OF very dear friend"
1T must be a very dear friend indeed
to make you wantthat much time. Who
is it?"
Well. sir. after the ceremony she viii
be my wife. lid Bits
Stranger Suppose a policeman ex.
ceeds his authority and assaults reputs-
BILE citizens. what redress have your
Mr.. Gotham-Well. those Of US who
get killed have the privilege Of swearing
Mt him through a spiritual medium
New York Weekly.
Mamma trcviewing Ethel's compost
ton" Why. child, this is no way tn
spell ''rkinoceros.'
Ethet-But il il does not spell il. how
did you know what it wasy-Indianapo-
lis Journal.
Jaspar-Bighead is strange man for
philosopher.
Jumpuppe-lndecd'
Jaspar-Yes. He said that all men
are merely animals. and yet got angry
when called him an rss.-Buffalo Ex-
press
Little Dot-Why don't you resd those
books mamma gave you on Christmas!
Little Dick -Im afraid IL / get
through with them she'll give me some
more next Chrisfmas.-Strcet & Smiths
Good News
kitty--Isn't IL wonderful how well
Jack gets along on email salary
Tom lguardedlyl -Ah. well. you see,
he owes great deal TO his friends
Brooklyn Life.
Bunting Can't you give me back
that so let you have six months ago!
Larkin-You surely don't expect a
man 10 pay debts in Lent!-Dctrol'
r rec Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Garter HhErison's elecfioa Ia b. mayor
of Chicago - trismph o. All that 10 do
Grading ans. asbassng in American psii-
tsen over deceAcy. self respect and
ihoaasfy. That city - boastfpl q its
thfitf AMI enierprisc should elect man
- l. is chief executor who il the super
lstss> esnts-ilfasnl u all that - vicious
IA politics i startling commentary on
the Intelligence and moral sense q the
,omraunits.
N3x that be is elected. enc may sce
iae saloons and hroshels and gambling
tels q Chsc&go in full blast by his ac-
gair@crnce during the world a fair un.
less he ~ill prove 70 Dc stronger than
himsslf. tie was the candidate and rep
resentaiive n the men and women who
live in the sitting atmosphere ~ vice
aad crime. He must needs 10 bend TO
their imperious behests and permit the
city 10 De honey .coubed with snares aud
pitfalls for the ~innocents from abroad
that xill flock To Chicago during the
next six wontha
Viewed a. a. personal triumph. II IL
perhaps the greatest ever achieved 10y a
professional politician in this country.
Prior 10 his nomination he was opposed
~ every daily newspaper printed in
Chisago except The Times. Of which he
j. editor and owner. After bis nomina-
ton the four great morning cIailies at
ta..kesl hts candidacy with unrelenting
sigor. while two II the weaker evening
dailies supported him.
The tesf II strength came between
the publishers and the politician and
the politician won IL must hs said in
extenustion of the awful infection that
the newspapers opposed to him were
supported by tbs wealth. culture and
morality % thu city. The thugs. gam
biers. plug uglies. prostitutes and horde
a criminals oufnumber the better ele-
ment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

JNcksos. Mich April the third
annual meeting a. the State L4osi
Rights association q the eoicfc1 pcspif.
met al the council re-o1.s shortly bsfpre
noon- Pfasio~pt William - Miller 4
Lansing called the meeting 10 order.
Theodore p. Wood Il T-cumseh MAS
made chairman. and j. II. Gray - Sari
nav secretary. ofiocrs were elected as
fofioxs. President n. NJ Thurman.
jackson. sccretsry.J. II. Gray. saginaw.
sict president. Theodore y. Wood Ing
ham. historian. Thomas Wallace. Lena.
wee; coIansiftse on business investments.
=. j. Essns. Battle Cuek, y. n Thur
man. jackson; W. II. Stone. Detroit:
Charles Ellis. Saginaw. J. C. Ford.
Grand Rapids Adjourned % meet "a
Grand lspids the second Tuesda, n
April. lSak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

II the republican city committee lad
been properly organized and an intelli-
gent canvass % the city had been made
much more effective work could have
been done IN the city campaign. The
desocsats were perfectly organized. ard
u sas through organization that the
minor city ofices were saved
The brief perissi n time Intervening
between the election a the committee
and The election itself affords but linn
iss-e opportunity 10 prepare and execute
sci directed plan % campaign f;e-
cause q this lack q tine the committee
l. resnpellsi - make quick and vizor-
os- aghs sithost weighing the probable
effects = hastily adopted details-
Al thu preliminary work might be- n.
trusted 70 a campaign committee Of the
fSocoln rlus Such a COMMITTEES could
nave a compictc roster - the republican
kosers = this city. Within tweaty four
hFssFs after domination has been made
vel disciplined campaign COMMITTEES
wba,d - ahls - knos the approximate
sffesxfh u the ezndiiats. Knowing
thiS il .orld IL an easy matter % ges
~ The eorkinz republicans into setion.
such organization would make the re-
tahiscaa vote eertain. uns1xying. irsvin-
cible.
Th> suggestion "a respectfully sIb
tuitted - TIE = committee and ~ he
Ifucoln club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
rnIeAruICAL ToptC~

The Living Whist" vas presented Tor
a SECOND time In Haftman's hall last
evening. The attendance ~as larger
than on tho first night Tho entertain.
mcnt Is an interesting ore aud. II
given under moro favorable csscum-
staness. would attract profitable pat.
ronsge The promoters erred in fixing
the dates ~ close upon election. when.
tu-a ooncurront and immediate future
attractions were 81 much moro kecnly an.
tieipated. The persons having parts IN
the production will be we'll trained Tor
sone future presentation. when any
losses sustained may be retrieved. The
members IL the ST. Cecilia twenties in
charge worked hard a. make Living
Whist success. but the fates were
against them.
Edwin s. Bettelheim. the publisher Of
very poor paper IN New York called
the Dramatic Times. has bit upon a
scheme 10 hoom his subscription list.
lie advertises for correspondents In
every town IN the country. and when a
person applies for position Bethlehem
requires that he shall pay FL for "A yearly
subscription. Credentials giving the
correspondent free admission To all
shows being thrown in. Dramatic
troops very seldom honor these creden-
tials. but Bettelheim claims To have a
subscription list Of 1900.
Mrs. Wagner. who las proved herself
To be as clever a business woman as her
husband was a musician. announces
that there will be no performance this
year in Bayreuth. The festivities there
are largely dependent on the patronage
OF the Americans. and she feared the
worlds fair would cause a falling off in
receipts.
Paderewski has received about 300
letters asking him Ia play for charity.
One enterprising woman paid him visit
andentreatedhim to play Just one little
piece" for her pet society. saying: 1T
viii take YOU only ten minutes and will
give US thousands OF dollars"
Mrs Kendall has been sharply crit
cised by London paper for her lapse
from artistic methods. After describing
some Of her recently adopted gestures
as penny plain and two pence -colored. :"
the writer attributes her refrogression 10
the influence OF American audiences!
There are several catchy specialties in
terspersed throughout the Devils
Mine" Trixy Hamilton and her unruly
pussy make hit in Papa Won't Buy
Me Bow Bow" The play will run the
week.
There doesn't seem to be any doubt
that the "komoi," to be given in the
Powers Thursday and Friday evenings
will be distinct society triumph. The
sale OF seats promises large attend
ance.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. who has appeared
as Miss Helyett $50 times during the
past two seasons. il now studying the
principal role in David Belasco's new
play. The Heart OF Maryland"
-Fantasma- is underlined for the Pow.
ers' April IL and Is. The Hanlons are
masters OF spectacular effects and Fan
tasua" is their masterpiece
Miss Cora Urquhart Potter is con
sidering an offer to make another -four
years tour Of the world.
Italo Campanini, the famous tenor. IL
singing at Proctor's variety theater in
New York.
Next week Dan McCarthy will play in
The Grand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

The youngest man who can write his
name az governor is John r. Osborne.
the chief executive 1T Wyoming. He IL
only "a, a doctor by profession. very good
looking; Of pleading address and went
from Vermont 10 the west sonIc fourteen
years ago. though = native VI New
York.
Prof. Virchow, the world famous pa
thologist. was an ardent politician in his
younger years. and had many an orator.
cal tilt with Prince Bismarck. He in
vented the word "kulturkampf," TO des-
ignste the tight for culture that ragged
80 violently in Germany some years ago.
Christian Joachim Mohu, who died
recently at Naples. is said To have been
the greatest linguist Of his day. having
been acquainted with sixty languagcs
He was Of Norwegian birth. and was s.
years old at the time of his death
John Hopkins university win next
June, for the first time. confer tho title
Phi. ID. upon woman. Miss Florence
Bascom. a Massachusetts girl. will at
that time be SO honorcd by that institu-
ton.
II Is probably true that Hugh j.
Grant viii not be re -elected sachem Of
Tammany hall. Mr.. Croker no longer
likes Mr.. Grant and will likely make
him feel his displcasure.
1t il the opinion Of many of the more
prominent democrats at Washington
that OK Secretary Whitney will yet be
induced to accept q high position from
Mr.. Cleveland
The late Captain Henry H. Lewis, Of
Baltimore. bore a strong facial and physi-
cal resemblance to George Washington,
whose great granddaughter he was.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Eplfos GnAsp Rsr1ps HgssGp--
IN iehaf a the Grsnd Rapids
Spiritual assccistien. please give ne
space - say that that sotiety
has possibly proven its slsility %
take charge - Is oWn business. ard
.is@.s nt.t rsqpire the serslcs< Or dscfafion
81 any asgatapt Ter the function II pub.
he secti iisf 81 journalistic biunslers. Ia
eaees he xeFy beet exponents q The
phtaosASus snd phy losophs Tor uhifh Il
ssAnds leaving ezeh ptss = aft fns he
tfaih. sci knowing that i = ever fhe
bet fsuifed tres that gets M u.pst
fiehi8nG sna that ever al -fsafh = ~
smphAal Mss e. "a HIscklg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

President Cleveland retains rrhyax-
nks slr>,ncs on The sub1ect q a eoumis
ssoner Y Pensions lie hesitate= % sp-
rains Eisn Until he shall he assured
that BE- siH b ~ harmony With The
PROJECT q srnaseulate and decima,e he
eountry's rosl u houpr. The man N ist
rot Only hs IN harmony With fIsaxe
Smith. bat ~ must pos@ess Tia moral
ssd inteilectnsl courage n Apply tie
pruning knifs shers she inIuFTwfl 10
greatest and The hurt least.
Hs IA. - Tar failed 70 end a maa she
csu,es ~ - AL his rrquirements srd 10
81 the sans sine viiiing - pledge Kim
reif - 10 crrtAin fsibgs which are % be
r~q'sir-d q ~ /nes commissioners "a
49, fe~n. e. ths'Ae IN - onkaicnce ssy.
,ieisniss.y a~rs.led ~ Err~e ,evslsnsi ~ al
Ne esusaie~ianer mUst - y eastern
nan. 9au foe~ nrf t>lerg - ~ 81. A.
3. sn3 that - shsil - ssiiirz - iaseg
nrats a ssstsns q hsndilns spplicasiens
thst 80 pisss - msny rrr.fieticns ssd
- mah hausiiistlsa upon he spf5i
cssnf4 - pensieos ~ Gao pp~<ihly he
.ssse - sffrsshins sxisssna asa % the
llris - - ercn9 aire~tion. 81 ssy
soshia9 = treating peaHuners already
~ - solIs ~ ffsais. ste hass "a rsht
- - taetr
fudge Nteeisf 49, politely sfleipsf
ssd ether sepitsnts wha war th~ O. 4
n saftor sss t.fseed aeifle = ns1s ssife
tsas - sestimenEa. regard fos sh> cd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

CANNON township gives the following
piuFslicca. Jeeticr - euprsslit' court.
nooker. o.: judge - circuit COURT TAG.
CART. n: commifsioner of schools. A. H.
Smith. ~. coBnfy jail Improvement.
ries.T f, mo IN. GFand river im
pfosemenf. "fss" -, No" iffs; high.
way commissioner. Yea T., No l09:
increasing salaries a state officers.
~fee.~ ~. No TO-. increasing power
II circuit coufts. "lea." - No ~.
Frank lladner republican, is elected
supervisor by ., highway con nli,eionef.
janice HelfTon ldenlocfatl. ].
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

ANY ARBoh. Mich. April A. MsIbager
Cleveland has completed arrangl.msnf
for the southern trip for the university
Of Michigan bzse ball team. The
schedule Is a. follows; Kentucky state
college at Lexington. Kentucky A pril
rs; Center college. Danviiic. kentncit.
April IL: kentucky university. Lnxirg
ton. Kentucky. April 4. 81 Lou
Missouri. April 70. university ~ Ilil-
nois. Champaign. Illinois April II. CHI.
.eago university. April -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

DrTRoir. Mich. April 4~-Nichi0sn
may be considered republican. Thr IN
dications are that Judge Hockef has
voE b. plurality Of 1900 or le.0le or
more over Durand. and the candidates
for regents have Won q stlll greater vic
tory. All 81 the proposed constitutional
amendments have undoubtedly carried.
the opposition boing ineonsidefsbis- A
light vpie was po.led fhsonghoua the
state. showing that. except in kcslities
where Important local snestions ssre
involved. the people felt comparatively
little interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

Lowell gives the following republican
pluFAlities
Justice supreme court. Hocker. ~.
Judge circuit coufi. Tascars. q
Commissioner = sctnsli@ H.
smith. "A
The vote "a Amendments = ~ follows
River Improvement Yes iFs No,
n State ~aisEies ~Yes -. NJ" III
Highway commissioners 1sT ~ No. !"
lgs CiFcaif ooufts. ~fes - tetaty
Al @Yes. -; Ne. 1871
BeraSn. denocraf. 3 elected sapefs .sos
~ = plurality q a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05
Piosser WIN NE Re,c..et.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. April s.--lt - ex.
pccfed that Otto Potter. the suspect.
who was arrested several days af,o on
suspicion a. being the murderer ~ Louis
Schiiling. will be released within asy
or two. Prosecuting Attorney ffoet
says there rs nothing 90 hold hsEs Tor
and he docs not sec why be ever uas ar
rssfrd.