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The evening world., 1893-07-24

William Young, author of"Ganclon"
and If / We're You" Is nel;tiattve for
ihe proanction or h,s ia!eJ. play. "A
a story of revolutionary time,
The evening world., 1893-07-24

+. g. Gilmore has not yet quite de-
cided upon the attraction for the Acad-
Abbey's Chicago spectacle, America"
if that should not be produced tnen
the Rosen fields bohemian opera win oc-
cnpy the Academy after the revival
of THE Black Crook"
The evening world., 1893-07-24

Tno aVrcnded !, &c ,l-cXpIln1t0ry:
Editor o spOr;s r,erius Nurld:' There
is q great deal OF ak lately as to VINO Is the
best I4j-pound man In he wentieLh Ward.
and, to settle al. disputes, ] Will back my
brother, Sim SchwaItY. to ne extent ui $3.50
10 night any man In the ward r,r III 1i5-
pound championship. Man and money can
be seen any EithJ after " C'r,UcN at sam Nell
sOas, TBirIy- third Street a1l hthtA avenue.
So. SCHWARTZ.'
The evening world., 1893-07-24

well-known manager keeps list
OF the professionals who apply for dead
head seats, and the list now Includes
some sixteen hundred names. He sends
not favor with this legend upon IT.
owing to enormous business j cannot
grant your request" Several prominent
stars have been refused.
The evening world., 1893-07-24

A series OF handicap rowing races viii b.
held on Travers island, saturday July -. at
the y, \. A. &. Lntrlcs from members only.
The evening world., 1893-07-24

Iilly smiths Boston bacler. Joe Lewis. tel
cgrapEed Warren Lewis as follows lust night:
"CoNcf Gu, Tutnili's forfeit on bchui VI
smith against Jack Dempsey. Telegraph ine
IL his money ts up, ana Will send smith )
immediately" Warren Lewis says lie Will
post the money to-day Tor smith.
James Hooper, OF lonkcrs. declares he
SWAN from lUnkers to SpuNtea Duyvii yes
tcrday in ono hour ana thirteen inli u.rs.
The tide was moderate. he ays, and the dis.
tancc is believed to be ABOUT iOur niles and
SHY ards. Ihe euord Is not Official.
The evening world., 1893-07-24

mass-meeting was held last night
under the auspices of the United Hebrew
| Trades Unions, at the Windsor Theatre.
| Il. Lewis presided, and speeches were
| made by NJ. HilE owitz, NJ. Z8metkin.
| J.. Miller and II. Feigenbaum, who con-
dcmncd Samuel Gompers. L. Barondegs
and G. +: Reichers for antagonizing
! tho u. II. II. L. Resolutions were
unanimously adopted declaring that the
| y. II. r. L. had succeeded in winning
the esteem Of American workmen by
uniting with them in all fights against
unscrupulous bosses. thus stamping ou,
the feeling of anti-Semltism. which. Il
had been asserted was being fosteret
by the U. II. 7. L. by refusing to en-
ploy antiauateo trades union methods
and recommending political action.
The evening world., 1893-07-24

Jim" Thornton, of Ny Swcethearts
the Man in the Moon rcnown, speaks
with deep anguish of hs little Broad
way fracas. - was telling cheerful
he said yesterday, AN whca am
cheerful | iinag ne that lam Sandpw
! am awfully sorry abUt tIc whole
thlng-so sorry that | wold not dare to
embOdy my experiences ina comic song
a. generally do" Mr.. Slndow has
been engaged for the newevolution Of
The City Directory" and viii play the
part of the authormanageH
The evening world., 1893-07-24

judge Newton has en In consultation In
Eustou with bliiy smith and tnp;. tOJne rel
alive 10 the Jack Dem isey-"mi,h bout. The
COlunb bian A. &. mas already CIn!mel thiS
contest, but bO h smith anu Dempsey have
denied thut they ever signed to light at RoOy.
Newton VIII undoubtedly settle the question
ic-.aN,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Cab a few weeks ago the taxpayers
q Tho state we're RECALLED with a state
neut sis0wiDg thu surplus earnings 81
thr Jaeksan prison. This mornin, they
az h6srshea ~ The particulars II Lati
n.efs e@cape and revelation Il the
worse than lar discipline Ia vogue In
mat Institution. Nowhere between the
feo creams can another such PRISM pic
snsr b. dashed before an amazed public.
4 red handed matricide. foul and
dstaFsi siilaia h taken from bis cell by
q guard q ioia ia midnight fessst On
nl.ftIinss. cheese aud lemonade. Where
- al chrinfenlosn can another such in
s,.ient he possinle within prison xailss
Where another pcnal institution - de
n,orsiized and unkept,
Of ali the black hearted and despic-
alls stretches within the walls 81 Jack
ssn prison. The foulest - them il per.
mifted % lcavs bis cell al night 10 feast
With and tel Captain Kidd tales 10 the
chief officer u the guard. Common
thisSe- are harshly condemned 10 the
solitude ~ fheir esllr. while prince Of
monsters - given more liberty than q
free man. The escape and the tragedy
that made il possible are - disgraeeful
a. t. provoke more than indignation. II
marlerers are 10 he 80 highly honored
With feasting and drinking at midnight
ir a prison. the recklc~s and homeless
devils in human form will be invited o.
Kill - mako for themselves perpetual
banquet.
There are 10 WORKS strong enough IN
condemn the management u jackson
prison. During the present regime two
persons have been killed by consicts.
The bacchznalian revels have held un-
Interrupted sway; fslons have escaped
and the hand u death has been laid
upon inaocent and unsu-pecting victims
a. natural consequence. Every man
Responsible for the management u the
prsson should TO arrested for culpablo
nexlect q duty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28
TAsGART WILL WY.

Ono ~ tho amusing aspects ~ the
campaign is the desperate attempt made
by two Of the local papers 10 prove that
disbarred attorney raised the date on
paper certifying u his good character
Just how the guilt or innocence - a
third party affects tho standing 81 either
candidate for judge cannot be- surmiscd.
Mr. Tagzart wili not be elected because
di=reputable attorney committed a
forgery. nor will Judge Adsit's chances
~ frightened hy the Indicrous charges
made against republicans. Both men
are ciesn. honorable lawyers.
Mr. Tagxart = believed TO 30 better
qualified for the ofilce than bis oppo-
Dent. he - an attorney ~ great ability.
unque~fioned prohity and large expert.
ence. IEis candidacy Is The result - a
settled conviction that he will prove 10
be ar exemplary judge. II - also In 70
sponse a. the rurrspse = majority -
The voters e. retrieve The accident by
which = Democrat secured hts rsat on
tho bench. The democrats have made
tho 'e~t II non psrtisarisn,. and repuh.
hcsus have accepted The challenge
against the consolidated fa.rtioas - AL
other parties
a. tie csnte~t every republican vote
sna esnle democrat votes viii BE reeslesl
4 Nf Tsezast shall ain. II is believed
fhas Ne va recetse a majority n The
sotee g. - eset. strictly IN his own
merits ard nas "a TIE defnerits q his
appeaeut The prospect = bright The
hspocr-y - ihe nm partisan si.iee hss
ften Illustrated ~ tie denierr4s city
ladicisi neu.ieasion ~ republican
tefes Nll - aasfe'i "a nsaekish non
partisan sentiment II enough deems.
ersf vctee can - sen - nGref the -
resatean peoples party dsfesficu. NJ
fsx1srs ri.i - rflensls.iiY el~,.tsa They
csneas - YIN. h.lsever. ~ ril.essle aesl
ine-etse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Every man. eaye Philadelphia
preacher. - fsa sided A. q rule. he
iakna the tees osre - his inside - iiuf
Anrlon hsekeye
The n,an Who is r,erslsienfly urred q
iake \ sl,ua IA lie generally meets 10
opportunity IN street car Reading
IInea
n a wcsnan can aaieceesi IN masking
her besl.sua trssed q hpf shs can get
nims~s ans shipg she waE1s ~tialvesfon
News
TIE stsfee i cast ard Ma Rehar's
s.rfs.rtas.l .asnfei,f ksaFies have M with
.hasn ffsla tho debate Nashinktnn
fs~f
sshieetoa Driver fsrensnr carriar>
,sssa he White htsise. kefsiensa
Iias.is sassf hatsi thlesrs 1filube
There % - ,iaiis rep~s rsssi.sl n -
f,tefaee ssaatl f.-~t ffe i.as5ee 80
~ ~ssets saItse ~ riers Qasss
II lsls - sie stsn>l s.alss.s. snas.
81 epsl a Is ilaliiescsa Apefscan
e,s f.~et.ls 49, sas,i ID nsskes ssery
lt.lf - t4fal issilse Ae~a
ssfsss s.e.i eses !. ns.oe-a il ~
~ssp ss@ tissesse i'ssefa8s
Ahk kaietsl fss1>ssslhx ssksns i
tss - : - f4Hlfe tiAsetsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

There l. hardly day that the news
papers do not ehronicie the sandbsgging
III some man that has = sum of money
on his person. The people who do this
kind a. business are fhore Who have no
visible means of support. and kslanss-
roo can today furnish several such ex-
ampier. and they need much cIo<er look
ing after than they get. aud the Law gov
erning such people should he much more
strict than ii Is. Kalamazoo Gazette.
Buffalo police authorities refuse 20
permit the Corletf- Mitchell fight Ia
take place there. and even forbid scrub
fights with gloves hereafter. Good. IL
every city would make common cause
against the professional pummelers, the
country would he greatly blessed there
by. Musl<egon Chronicle.
Exigcncies arising from the division
81 Africa have often driven the Euro
pean powers 10 questionable decsis, but
the encouragement II the slave trade 10
an act - fiendish that not even the re-
quirements OF continental politics can
in any measure justify it.-Detroit
Tribune.
Since the Chinese Of the country
have raised largo sum II money with
which to fight the exclusion act. they
are receiving marked attention from .
certain class Of politicians who accept
the doctrine that money il power.-De-
troit Free Press,
In the city % Detroit a large number
81 women have registered their names
as voters. with view IL casting their
ballots for school inspector In the sew
eral wards. Battle Creek has set them
a good example. Battle Creek journal.
Senator PETER has gone the extreme
limit 81 nepotism. Not having any son
To appoint 10 clerkship. he has APP
pointed his daughter clerk of the senate
committee II which he is chairman
washtenaw Evening News
Thus far the only plum that has gone
10 Michigan has fallen 10 mugwump.
who only left the republican party four
years ago. This is nice for the 'wump.
but tough on the hungry and thirsty
faifhful.-Adrian Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Things are resolutely refusing 10 come
Adlai's way. There isn't even tie In
the senate. 30 that he could vote once in
while. He will drop out 81 sight a.
completely as any vice president. unless
he can paint himself green or get
stepped ON 10y Groser.--St Paul Pioneer
Press.
LET us edit the newspapers" says the
springfield Leader. and ne caro- no;
who holds the of'icee.r That's right,
that's admirable; that's heroic; that's
worthy 81 high minded Missouri
journalist. St. Louis Republic.
IL il a. he hoped that the crown
prince Of Denmark. vho will visit the
worlds fair. will not prove to he a
melancholy Dane That business has
heen rather oycricne in this county
Memphis Appcal-Asalanche.
Perhaps II senator Murphy would
acknov ledge that President Cleveland
hrews better beer than he dos~ the din
culiies between them could he adjusted.
Elmira Advertiser.
We have much 10 learn from Chicsro.
II - said Chicago ladies' offer sesfs on
their laps Ia gentlemen who give up
their places ia street cars New York
Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

:lcstssn. smother intsrvi<w with Mr..
Nkie sppsarsd II Tie Dsn.oe~r In
this Intssslew Ne snzkes The reporter %.
iit-ly confess that the frst intsrview wss
bogus, thar he never uttered the
worls imputei 10 HIM lie makes =
clear ezse q sspartorszi lying against
the rrfsoffer. who = sail 10 edit Mr..
Whites papsf during the iatter's alb
sencc 10 Lansing.
This falsehood ~ the reporter inlu-
riou<ly affected large property Interests.
snd The ffzissnan. rightly believing
that if should be corrected. waited ten
days for the correction 10 appear ard
thee pablishsi complete REPUTATION q
the untruthfai intersiew. Mr. White
AMI hls editorial repoftoriai protege
sonsht u profit by the he ~ iong a. u
remained uncbaIlenged. When It's
malicious untruthfuiness vas shown ia
The Tradrsmxn. Mr.. White utilized the
services of thr editor reporter 10 maiign
and siiIify an honorable publication and
respected citizen
undrr the explanation and scursilous
attack made on The Trsdesman IN. pub
lic msy take its choice Of liars. II Mr..
White did not make use Of the words
imputed TO him. then the temporary edi-
tor Of Tho Artissn. who Is a reporter for
The Democrat certainly published an
unmitlssted lie. II Is impossible justly
10 eensure the Trsiesman For telling the
truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Mr.. Coupon.-Co Consider again. Miss de
We're. It's true ! am rather old, but, on
the other hand. ] have no family and am
very rich.
Miss de vere-No. Mr.. Coupon. can
never be your wife. but ] would be
pleased to be an adopted daughter 10
YOU Texas Siftings.
well. Councillor. hope you enjoyed
yourself at my house last evening"
Indeed did madame. Az a rule. when
drink tea l cannot sleep after il. but
your tea had not the least effect on me. !"
Elicgcnde Blattcr.
Mary-If you please. m. are you at
'omc 20 Mrs johnson. as as just rung
the bell.
Misfress-Only IL she's wearing any
thing new; il ~, show her in.-Funny
Folks.
Teacher gave you three examples
in arithmetic. and you have not done
one Of them.
Pnpil-No: my father told me always
TO shun bad examples Boston Trans
cript.
Il met a man on the street yesterday
who reminded mo Of you.
''ls that SOY Howy"
.'He too. has owed me $N0 Tor moro than
a month.'-Browning's Monthly.
The announcement that the women 81
Hawaii are addicted 10 the violi, habit
will tend To increase the rage for annex
tion.---kansas City Star.
That" said tho lawyer. whose Office
hoy had dropped tack in the chair. Il,
very interesting point Washington
Star
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Il a. raj 49, - (. ..lIt,a.f rcar...~1 I
aid 4 T uarhe< - f4.ic..<,. fhs r.,t<.a
psohifit.an l...t..s.<. NJ ne Izrle
yesterday. sbus n foat |se4fk frosa t.',0
ib<se ali he 10 democrat and r.,,us.ltan
rsrt.e~. What m..n t. thsf i then
vii not .xi~t - z.r,zr.t. Ard Distinct
tatiflcsf arr.rszaf,'.nx There a no
reas,n that thew sbs..Id There i la
reality no d.ffersnc. h<sss..o the demo
srxf .t.d x...,,f..,.s., ,.iafs.,x.. I4e<
attempt b. show : .E.st.nrtion. hnt
vhen a, tb~ x~rl,{... bns h.eo eiin.,.
mated he s.r,0 .l.rkx a e.eh tneas fhe
SANE Th.-x /. ,~sil, q. .3,.n,,t. ever
the silver a.,e.x,.r az. tsr,o o',-~t.on o.
nnythiny e. Tse -. r.rt,ss An.
eensrs,~ ori, in n.r,, Roth are
slom,nat.-8 ~ Al. fl,nox in,err-ts
Wherex~r there i n ssate ia winch
the l,ooar men want tIeh i,cen~e ,oo
will find the dominstinr farfv Their in
favor az high l,crnse. Wkrresef ,on
ind a STATE Ia ~ h,eh ~. lia,..r e.rn = ana
70" license. the dominating part,
Demands low hos>n~e WHISTLER the part,
DC democrat or repnbiis4n.
Mr. Naxsr - <eu yoyk . .ta..k
hoIder .r,d "a ~. .xs,.,'.al
Hotel Rs<i Hok ~as : y,,,.<t h TIE
worson xs.sssrd.x -Yt- - nj !.
p,bi,shei Nv = <.w vn,l .,.r,...nx %
basel ,x.,,~,sso.- IA a., 49, -
serday "A Inn, ~x~rx recommend ha,e,
man n she CITY 4 ident,t,ra NH th.
cs,mraox TIE ol,,e'.t a th~ ~orl = 10
pubilsh : correct i,sf ~ al N. leading
hotels IN the countr< and III the ,nfor.
nation shoutethem th.t the TRAVELLING
pubIic cares "a KNOW There are =
great many thoos.nas ~ pers,rs ~ no
snend thar l,x.~ !, b.s.ls Tl.v -,
from one hotel 20 sn,,ther ard frss,i
from Maine "a Mex,co and from San
Franciseo n Oneh<.. When they on "a
. city where they have never been te
Tore they want 10 know m advance
which hotel ~ the one that AN prob
ABLY suit them and how much "
- gong 70 cost mat furnishes me
tory II il a m,cbty valuable h.ck !.
some men
am on my way nome from Tue east
wherc J nave been buying kooas said
Yesterday. we expect u have one a
the liveliest wears We have ever known.
The city IA growing all the time. and We
hope 10 add some substantial manu-.
factories before the season closes The
improvement board VIII inaugurate
another sale oI cry lots In lew days
II i ~ ..rihle that the Great GUNNER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

While the Kalamazoo officers are max
ing vain search for the unknown mon
sfer who killed citizen while seated in
his Office in5broad daylight. the mstri-
eide Lafimer. confined in the jackson
prison for life. brides the guards. kills
one 81 them and walks out ~ the prison
free man. Under tho laws of Michi.
gan he will. il captured alive. be re
turned to the prison. while the dead
body Of his last victim is borne out TO
his grave.
No trial will be had. He IL guilty OF
ar atrocious murder. designed and pre-.
meditated. but the officers Of tho law are
powerless to punish him for it. Had he
killed every guard in the prison the
only legal measure Of punishment that
can be inflicted is TO return him to his
cell in the prison. where he will be at
liberty n murder others
The crime for which he was impris-
oned Is one 81 the most unnatural in
the category Of crimes. lie slow his
mother in horribly brutal manner
that be- might obtain her money. lie
was tried and convicted and given
the scserest sentence known 10 our
statntesa comfortable bed. food. raj
ment and shelter for the balance Of his
natural life. To these comforts he has
added wilful murder.
This state has been shocked Of late by
the increasing number Of awful muir
dera In the committees 81 the legisla-
ture there Is now slumbcring bill pro
viding for the death penalty for deliber-
ate murderers- The Legislators have
hesitatcd 10 act for fear Of offending the
sickIy sentiment opposed to the extreme
penalty. The present emergency calls
for bold and heroic action. While we
daily with the subject rivers Of human
blood are poured forth from the wounds
mado by soulIess assassins, cutthroats
and human monsters.
Life Imprisonment does not stay tho
holocaust 81 crime. Nostate in the union
can begin 10 furnish such foul record
A. ours. For Gods sake let the legisla-
tors act and act at once. The people
demand that these monsters shall bc
indiciaIly strangled. Give Us the rope
and gailows 70 stop the resistless torrent
~ murder and rape,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

II - tho opinion % an expert hydrau
hcengineer that Grand river can be i'm
proved a much less expense than the
estimate made ~ the government
engineers tie sivocates tina purchase
* 5ir-t class irelge AMI suggests that
Il - operated by sAiliful engineers. By
ssleh a course he believes the river can
- dsepened Or -ome.hing like sia00ao
The 3 "a e9cpursgiag prospecs Fox the
promoters - fhc great enterpsise.
The prope-ition - tool To city Tor
sfocpfsl gor this Proposed sork. dies
not imply that The total amount viii b.
levied Il fsForable acton he taken ~
TIE People. lfit vii cost only O i0.loo
- - TIE work. that Is thc afaoUnt
ehich Hili - raised. The hoard q trade
VII sf.opt ths aiost Efficient and e7,rom.
zeal process for deepening tho river
Ttere 81 - ns sastefai experiments
na.ic The hest machinery ard rosst
cunpeteat engineers Nill - retained o.
do ne xerk
The enferprisc i eot a private orc. n
- = pahilc improvement IN every sense.
Shippers srr not sil.ne q - b~nsi iisd
Eyerv HOUSE eener viil - rrlssburss,l
o. 80 tatrs - she erhaneesl vafse ~
30 .an.le Esnry uefrh2nt siil - ben
efted ~ sea~e - o~a- frtizht -atrs
Tberr ~ii - more Industries i.,caisd
tere and usnra pisree - employment
wiii - erened The parkI0xsuen
Ill IA tke 6rsf - sxpcsiesrs
the advantages q arep shsn
81 ~ the hsk... Ga. aoar ard Pm.
sfs.,n xnl ~ cheaper fron and laos
her wi t. r~slucssl IL price g.ere~ss,ra
io< ta me decreases IL rates.
rhr Improvement b. G-aea riser siii
heasfif every e,eu. woman an3 ehi'd =
thc cify = vcstd - hssth inis'lsic
All snla-f - demand that nrissie emp
issl - assf~i - DEEPEN ths river u
nus' - . great ppea. puhi,f xsfervss
"a re.oh nei~sly hss rrivsfe r,gkts lat
sxers f.e.iy has c,,psatan o~aershir r.
u.a BE- fae nakine q firaiti ksfi$s
The as~n err.ee,i =, it e aff thsre -
sisnJ b. ths rafassy = epf 'sui<sariisi
progrsss znsi pr sfsrifr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28


ts&~ -. 1870, ,..'..s soi''ef
''s' - -
Mn14o~ az An~r l~4i<:isc. q. y.
Frek. Al,~Uan. y X,....a.s l.ck.nn. h.
X finrks. LANSING. II 4 fr1srs Mar
tsiee ~ Ae>H @ta sse hsn'A-'@h
s~h4ns f"'rf ~n' We ia<1in<'n
S1rrtas 4. I.u..<. l.....,.r. No, ,>.nith.
Ma, ch~p1le. Ns,i~I.d. IA khAnnon'
I,efratt, i. IA ~Ii.-a>l..Il. f..,n.xll. j N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Parents we're never more careless
about the associates - their ecns and
daughters. than noe. Shocks that
could have h~en ~sefted are si~xss the
WORT
Ii IL SAID a fashionable >cw Workers..
and with considerable truth. that they
are the greatest boasicfs and bragesrts
81 tie period
Ihofr who have efrefimcntrf ~
letting down social bars 10 df4rnatlc
stars are free 70 confess they are dl<spI
pointed.
Snots are always found 10 largest
crowds around some bngiish Imports.
ton brought over Tor seciai iionixlsfion.
When a let is published a people
who regularly sttend church on Sunday
the congregations viii Ill the edifisr,s.
Ii IL tiresome "a read a every xsslnan
who gets dssonse that che - ~,sfoual
nent in social circles
Frequently ihose from whom hesf -
c.al examples are expected ret what may
be called the worst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

"a Mrs. y TIE feaaosfst ri-istsi
~ srtrview pits Ats. Write 70 sbeh
~ - raj. q, ~ tke snatzsess -
rnm~reisl -senei~e hsl tfi hlas si.s5
were n ,s~er q IN tsi 'astaR il-s.i,sn
ss.aiea aosrr isieiuess ID this sfste
r,r 3sr. hst@r The Frssrpnsn rah
sfsi enrfs< - ,flerstrl..s froe 49,
msraau r. re esnnertial nrsHrtea
ssrs ,iat say sna sseh n fi>,p ts'l
s...e-..s the-~.feas 81 fsrarssls q, ta
esassae = - kt
freterfsf nhsfrfnz. reafE fses
sers. fr,,u ~ fste - ~ ersxisal cub
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Ir has be<a denied by the Pennsslsal
MA supreme court that Bauer and Mold.
the P,ttsbarg anarchists. must serve
their sentence in the state penitentizry
80 hong a. an Anarchist Is in states
prison he makes comparatively good
citizen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

TO-DAY the Concession by
the United States OF Columbia
to the Panama Canal Company
expires.
Under this grant millions Of
French money have been sunk
in the vain attempt TO repeat
upon the Is'hmus Of Panama
what dc Lesscps so triumphantly
accomplished upon the lsthmus
Of Suez. Gigantic frauds. how
ever. have made this vast out
lay Of money abortivc, and fhe
canal scheme hasco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Pkksspzsr cIkssL<sp gave brief an-
di~ilcr b crazy woman yesterday. She
wanted 10 b. recognized. and her impor
tnnities smbsrrss~>d him. La sisw Il
the fact that he has been beet by msn
crazy foo Office the change ought 10 have
been agreeable than otherwise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

JVpck WHFktEx viii be satisfied % b
assistant secretary - the interior II he
cant DO commissioner u pensions
Perhaps the ex congressman will finally
decide that tho postmastership at Isad
ington is az good thing as he wants.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

DoS NJ Dickinson and William &.
Whitney approve the administrator
course in the matter Of appointments.
That is because Don NJ. and William G..
do not want anything and will get il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

WHLE a Chicago woman was reading
the morning papers TO her husband. he
cut his throat with razor. Chicago
newspapers are irresistible in their way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

THERE is rejoicing in the camp 81
democracy and the disciples Of jackson
wax iubilant. 1t is announced that
more than loo postofticc appointments
Will be made this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

Wira the booksellers Judge Burlin-
game is warm favorite. but the favor
ties, as rule. are not the winners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-28

wAsHs<11o~. March Il For Lower
Nchigsn Genefslly faigs eastsriy
xiasI-.