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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28

@ere9ter 3meifel. Dame
Gebr berblubf: IS bteleaht Elm 9rxf
ba, unter mdr5beilden9"
pdiB eamter (rnibtraut i9): reSu<
mobl. -. .finb Ste aber audi bic lrihk
tige MreFatin, GrGulein9" n,
Sam einfa4. Eante: uDuN
g:9ft ia nun i@on Elm Sa9r binbatrd
in be @@ule; Tag, tpetbtr Du aud
i5on, ipesbalb inn @inter bic Sase>
tiir3er iimb?"
Mdpden G@neu): 80 ia, Santden,
BAG tpeib t4, bamit mir e6er meibbz
na4ten baben."
Il II b a ntbur. Trau. 3an9ens (au
ibrem Mann): r@u @f @euli5er!
&ein @mpfan9, feline @lurne, taum Elm
freunbltfes Mort, unb t& mar bot1
o@t @o@en fort!" !
@eraetA', Du haft reht, n Tin tpira
lf9. Elm 49, unbantbarer!" y
9erp4ig enb. 3ufdauer Gin
einem &rauerFpief, in pel@em am
G4tub bic 2eiten 1lr. 10 umeinarbsr
liegen, erleihtert): So bat bo4 audi
lein @utes, tperru in einem Sraueripiel
QQtes fttrbt; bartn tpetb mun bo@ st.
mtb, 'bab es aus tit!"
Der S@ule. 2ebrer:: rmo
liegt bic SSniel Saba?" @tQie: rS@
metb nt@t, Girl" 2e4rer: nWetBt Du
.benn ni4tt mo Der Raffee Der tonnnt? 2"
WiQie: ,Mir borsen ibn betm ndtbften
Na&barn."
'@tngegan gen. "Sebt 6ab' ID
no4 Do1e apei Stunoen big ms Dorf,
unb BIN i4on miios.... !6dlt, I'D
bab's! 9ier IN bieies &ornbinbel fritdas
i4 binetn - bas tptrb 5opiefos gkb4
ms Dorf getra9en." - n@aera, ME
mtro mir has &prnbinbel idtper. so!
SEPT tpirb's slei& 'broi4en!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-28
MiQtonea fir @iQioueu.

81: rielise @umme BON 100000
Dollars baben bic Prssbpterianer,
gongresationali1t item, Metbooii item,
8uptiiten unb @piscopaliner Der
Ser. i5taaten mdbrenb ibres leBten
@ei4dftsidbres bebufs 8etebrung Der
6eibsn in fremoen 2dnoern peraus=
gabt. On. Der @pibe Der MiKionsz
Hbdtigfsit itanben 10 meit bic pertpcnz
beten @ummen in 8etra4t tamen, bic
presbpteriuner, benn bic Mrbeiten III
i6ren MiKionsfelbsrn tGi tsten ntht
peni9er ats 1858 1885,. WuBeroem
perf3sans oas beimil&e Department,
beif len 9aEptquartier 1l9 an Der Stint
ten Mpenl1s in N:p Sort bsf:noet, bas
biibI 4, @iimm9sn BON $4,000 fur
@ebdlter u. I. H., i'm @an5en betrugen
alio TIRE Mussabsn $1,OO8,124.6O.
Die @inna9men marsn aiber nod BE-
beutenber, benn biel elben beliefen 1i9
uuT $1,O62,O45.@. 8on Diel er
@umms tparen nur $133, 545.61 aus
WermQttnl11en 9efso1en, Der Helt 1T
tpd6ul 9eins;4 ourd GoQecten au1 &C.
bru4t morbsn. Sn benz a fenoen
@s1hdftsiabr iperoen lire @innabmen
aus @egaten .ii9 tporausl ihtlia beosuz
tenb bdbsr ~itelen, benn bic 9srnalz
tung Der presbpteriant19en MiRionen
bat in einem iebr beoeutenoen @rbz
i9aftspro3eb, in mel4em es 1ih UNI
6unbsrttauI enbe 9anoel1e, 1oeben Elm
ob1 ieqenbes @rtemtniB er I~tritten. Ser
ger ltorbene 9aoio Sngaas bon
EGpringoille, @rie &ountp, Seem Dort,
bate bon Ieinem 8erm0gen i'm Be-
traae bon 100000 ben Yresbpteriaz
nsrn fir fremoe M%ii1:onen $l25,OO0'
fir lbeimi1hs MiHionen 100000 unb
fir unteuI liiBungs3mede $4,000 Der
ma4t. @eitens Der bret @4pei tern
murbe oas 1eltament angefohten unn
atpar unter benz @orgeben, ouB null
Elm @erriidter bic 9dlfte ieinss gam
3en @erm0gsns fir Wihionen Be finn
men tpiro. Oas @sridt mar anoere1
Mn|ibt unb bic Sc tamentsDoqi treder
SnaaIs' peroen ben Presbpterianern
bsmnddlt Die I1tatttiben Summhen
a,ps5ufplgen 9aben. Sn 1e6r literale'
Meii e 4 orgten auH bic Wetbootiter
fir lire auspdrtisen MiKlonen, oenr
bie1elben ~toiteten tbnen ca. $573 $50;
gr0Ber tparen aber lire Nusgaben fiji
6eimi]9e MtKionen, ndmli9r $701,:
$50, lie p%ermsnbeten al 10 fir Mai
f~ions5tpede $1,275,0OO. Die ibner
ausb,aablten Gegate betrugen null
STRAIGHT, bpfl haben Tie no4 cir
@ermG4tnib bon Wiqiam Collins
bon 8rootlpn, R. g., i'm 8etrage Dor
100000 gu @ute, bas t6nen erI
naH Sdbrssfriit ausbe3ablt nerosr
loiro. @ie MiKionsgdeui&aft oe1
Metbootiten aisbt iibrigens bebeuteno'
@irtiinfte aus bsm Mnnuitdtenge:
19dft. l1ebera1 sibt es lbejabrte 0eut'
init BEL dlrGntten Mtttsln, peG4e au
bic Dalier bet i9nen 'porauslt4tlld
nod ba19iebenen tpenigen 2e6ensjabr'
(i4 cine gr0Bere @ente oerfdaffen, in:
Dem 5ie ibr- capital in elmer Mnnuitd
antegen. ma&en lie cine 1ol4e @n:
tage in einem MtKionsfonos, 10 tom:
men ibre Dollars, ibrer Meinung nah
{9(wBli9 bofI ben @eiben gu @ut uni
batter bliibt biefes @eI4dft bet Metbo:
bill item NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bus ibri
gems AUDI anoere dbnlid: &orperi4a
ten betreibsn, unb trGgt rei4e TriiHte
Die Gonsregationaltiten ftiroten lid
in lbren M~ussaben fir bic 8ete9run!
ber quslGnbi{9en 9eioen mdbrenl
hires tsBten G's1ddftsiabres 1ogar II
siemlib bebeutenoe @4ulben; tbr
Acknowledgement ybetrugan $679,285.94
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
sr.l.Au.s n,s,rHDAy uoxos;s.

Mus~slmsn Webb's plan to colon ne
the followers ~ Mahomet m thus cpun-
try 20 propagate the religion 81 she
korss. fcceivsd setback by the start
liSIg religious dsvotions - his follDw-
wsrshippers n midway plsissnco at tho
pnriei's fair yesterday.
The ceietsaf.oa % Mahomet's birth
day BY The Algasiaas MAS a revolving
,llsplay q fartitu.lr. Women picked up
liv8 coal- m their hare hansls and held
them sntii ali traces e lambs blood,
xhich they bad previously Imprinted on
d.,orposfs were obiis~ratcsl Thu same
pansen ~ith i've Goals scared their
breasts.
During these Salsmsnd.r exhibitions
The Nershippers prayed - Allah while
Iyinx rrsne or tie ground. no doubt
s,einx rancsiae<s by the incense arising
- beavsn frem the burning slssh -
those Who manipulated the live Goals.
This inhufnsa sanmulery may De essen
tial 70 purify The -sais of the Mu~sul.
mars. but a Gil not fsseinsfe sisuussc.
rificing christian ehu=e nest sr<soms
pcnsne. - reasonable fasting and
prayer.
Mr.. Mahomss's religion may be good
thing a. a taeorsticas investment. IL
nay embrace al the cardinal virtues,
ard acre 100. a holy living. II mar
bring solsc- g. vounsied hssrts and
eonfort b p~rtnrb~i sool-. bss ths 90.
rser Il Au,eries viii brave The dsrlsrr-s
~ eternal snd oaetfcrabie des2ssr h>-
fore tAsy viii eeseeuf 70 see~rs sest
ia heaven through The lambs hi<,csi and
borat singer atoa~msns a the Miiszy
Algerian M,hsnrar.isrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Wilhelm Liehknecht. the leader IL the
social democrats Of Germany. who have
shown such unexpected strength in tho
recent elections. has been in trouble
several times for his political opinions.
He WAS imprisoned for the part he took
in the revolution II is4s: he VS. ex-
PEELED from Germany IN 1s<SS fw HE
eocislistic uttersnces. and upon return
ing without permission he wac again
imprisoned for q abort time He Vas In
priepn from 1872 to 1874 charged with
high treason. but vas psrvioncd and ri
once set about organizing the party
which he nov i-ssia he is 81 years odd
Col. Richard wintersmith. who hss
been aprxsiated the governments 6ssn-
eial agent ~ Colon. Panama. " q hoyre-
ful and dauptless person. he as Pm
applicant Tor = position either In Alaska
OF in Central America Upon taking
his departure fcs his pret ~ asty
coionel Nirtersmift remarked Il
suppose that have done more so keep
this sdnsinistfation bsssv than any one
else N this country. IL has taken
Cleveland three months 81 decide
vhether he sansei me frspps-i ~ frscs-
seed. Eus its -etised noe. lie frics>s-e
and Colon. Gooitse
Postmaster Frsak Mape<. - Kansas
Csty. kas.. has be.a ~ Office oriy esghf
eeeks. tsff be already has the esssi ser
vira cs,mrnls-son - his trail fte tsssed
oet al TIE republican clerks and iettsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Harry Woods benefit will be held i'm
Smiths theatcr Thursday evening. Mr..
Woods is u conscientious worker in His
profession. The merc staging IL com
ediettas and one act melodramas is SUI
ficient to preclude stage manager from
performing any other work. But Harry
Woods is a worker. He has had sole
charge OF the programs for the vaudc,
rifle spccialties Of the past season.
Manager Smith supplies the material
and engages the artists: Harry Woods
utiiizcs them. That alone would keep
an ordinary man busy. But
Harry Woods Is a worker. The patrons
Of tie theater will recall many Of the
tuncful burlesqucs given during the
past season. Harry Woods is the archi-
tect that put them together. The innu-
merablc Introductory aud afterpicce
sketches which have amused the audi
ences at Smiths are Harry Woods crca-
tons To break the monotony the
authorship Of many Of them have been
given to specially artists in the stock
company. but Harry Woods writes. ar
ranges. stages and programs all of them.
But, Harry Woods is u worker. Thurs
day he will be given benefit perform
ance. To all of his admirers il will be
an occasion to manifest their apprecia-
ton VI his tircless work in catering for
their amusement. The house will be
filled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Through the vel directed efforts Il
sha attaches Of the psoseeutiis sttor-
ney's offier. all bat one Il tbs saloons AZ
Reeds lake were cis-ei yesterday, The
reail for tbs gratifying result h due
ntirely 10 the efficient officers who have
,sen generously supported by all the
newspapers ~ the city.
Tho cro~d xt the lake VAS not 80
large yesterday a. on preceding Sundays
81 me present month. bat what Il lost
la quantity was made up in quality.
TIE Tougher elements. II present. werc
compelled To seek quiet places by them
selves or nlingIs IN the crowd un.
islena.fied There WA a healthier air
prevalent. aud nobody had just cause to
complain because OF the uusecmiy con.
siart Il ro@dies Of either sex-
The Lake ~ enc u the most accessible
and al the same time beautiful resorts
anywhere 10 be- found. II many who
80 H. inland lakes To spend the summer
IN cottages. would look ever the south
ard east shores 10 Reeds lake with the
view to securing nearer home ali the
eofnforts secured elsewhere. il would
not he many years before ii would be-
come quite ~ popular ~ places farther
away FROM home. With tho Sunday
becr saloon uprootcd the Lake will DO
greatly more attractive - place for
summer cottagorA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
HOTI.i. CHATS

There vii. he no cholera in Hamburg
this summer said DIR. w. Il. Robson
Of that most famous German city i'm The
Morton yesterday. There have been
four or i've cases in Altoona. one 81 the
suburbs OF Hamburg proper. but the
authorities In the city have stamped il
out The Hamburg senate has spent
an immense amount Ut money in i'm.
proving the sanitary condition Of the
city. The districts that were devastated
by the scourge last year are clean now.
and where there il no dirt there il no
chance Tor the cholera bacillus.
The reports concerning cholera in
Hamburg wore ehamefully exaggerated. -
continued the doctor There were not
more than eighty deaths in Hamburg
and about 70 in ST PAUL., where the
disease was the worst There In chain
of cities closely united. Of which 81.
PAUL. is one. All the cases IL cholera
which were found there were credited
&C. Hamburg.
"Irs supposed that the dieeasc reached
the city b, means Of the river. 1t wac
probably brought from the Russian
province 81 Roumania. The Eibe river
vas very high last summer and over
flowed the banks The tide swept the
disease infested water past tho sourse
Of the city's water supply. The germs
we're pumped into the mains. and also
spread over the flooded districts - the
eity. IL ~as in this part Of Hamburg
that the disease was the most prevalent.
The cellars were filed with stacnans
water; the houses are odd and poorly
built The people are ~ the very p.sor.
est ciasr-s and have no conception "a
sanitary methods or measures. The
baeiii, multiplied aifh frightfnI rapssiity
and IL IL not surprising that these reo.
pie were stricken with the disea-e In
~ PAUL. II was very bad Ia Hamburg
must - the cases we're confinei to Eve
streets Steiaeeg. Usmthorwail. Nesier-
rsii. ksis.r kay and Sfeinwsrsier. The
remainder - the city suffered little
from the disease. The aorks and
ausys have al been cleaned this
year. aud embsnkmeats have been
rsl-~d Ia prevent the overflow - the
river The flbe j. not high and thers
- no possibility ~ the tries running
above the source q the water supply
The city ss ~ clean ~ II IL possible Tor
any city 20 t.s. ami there - ~ chance
Tor rhslers 20 gam seoths,ld. sssrtasns
are Dot worrying any ss'out Il. saa ;her@
10 rea-sn WY Americans shoBif
Hamburg aid spoa recover from the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

nntils- bosrowws - infsrt1e hnnkk
Speculative 1nsne, he's p<olfssd soshing
bsesuss thsss hss besn 10 ~ i spcuri-
siss-
In spsakinx u ths connsesinl mar
ksts Mr.. Clsws notss IN essy inauiry.
Ths dssiund frun ~ sstaif1rs b hrisk
bat shs sobh~ss sss unwilling - ell on
three usSatiAs pspss- TAis unwilling
ness y based On the tsghtnsss u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

carrien tsg ,sd bsegsgs. snd svppinaD1
Jncksoninn donocsoAo - tho6r r1oooo
uithou@ ~ luun1iey q oneznmlno11nn-
H. civiI eurvt~ oou1ufuDion ~ ne1or
tke dlscAaru.1 sopsgyao soinnon1sd- oos
Nr. Maps = not likeiy tcol,ey ~ oss1Ds,
ana the c<.nlnisuion hss No wey q 81
forcing t.
Kiiiian yas Rsn9al.sr = Val sfsree
hr,kes Who dos pennncs fos hs eserk
sxchsnee sius b. engaging IN ssangeils
tic uosk smong the old ssidlsrA Atths
Grsnd Array mi.soe the other day he
told the unregenezste veterans thue they
we're defeated u cl4ncuiloesvtlle b.
cause Fighting Jos- usuker had swura
that -t;od siniRhty hsasslf couidnt Dc.
feat the array a the Hotouac~
Harry s. Wstesbury. principal a tbs
sparta schooiA dinsd In The Neu Law
ines1on yesterday. He 49, s<osmpa'
nisd BY Ars Waterbury. by his uscehes,
Mn L. l. wstrxbuFy. and NiD Jesia
st. John - Highland
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26


Chicago anarchists yesterday desii
Gated monument To the memory Of tho
I'VE murdersrs who were hung for incit-
ins and participating in the Haymarket
rot. As q token VI remembrance from
the relatives II the deceased assassins
the monument might 10 endured; but
a. an expression q sympathy foe the
canss Il anarchy. and - shaft 70 pro-
serve a. virtues the damnable plots IL
the murtscsous cou~pirators. 10 ought 10
he RACED 10 the ground and broken into
fragments before another sun rises and
sets-
There is grave danger in the spirit q
tolerance shown these murderous rem
nants q the circles that rotated about
tie Haymarket massacre. These men
ana women are inspired by hatred fer
the institutions which all lovers of libsrty
revere and cherish. Their purpose in
life ~ the purpose Of destruction They
would pillage the Notifications u society
AID sack our school houses and churches
There j. blood la their prayers and ter
TOR IN their hymns. They are menace
- everything good. pure and helpful
"a wen might they be permitted 70
strew the streets ~ Chicago with b-ombs
iixe those hurled among the inotfcnding
conseFvators ~ law who in the name u
Law denlansIesi that the rioters disper@
a. T. hc permitted To erect monuments
aiove the ashes % the men who ordered
The deadly missiles thrown on that fate
ful night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

To xkLIEvk the money market which
his indecision has frightened and dis
mayed Secretary Carlisle has antici-
pased the paymeat d July interest on
the per cent and Pacific railway honda
There viii be about s7loo.00o IL this
interval due ON July l. IT must not he
understood that the coalition u the
treasury warrants the action taken by
Secretary Carlisle. nor that the depleted
gold reserve has been restored. II is
simply happy makeshift to sooths the
public mind and disarm suspicion The
amount indeed h too small. compare
lively. TO justify any extreme commenda-
ton Of Car'iale's ssgacity. Ii Is very
like man without money to pay large
debt making q great demonstration on
the payment Of interest on small one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Dsrsorr j. making elaborate prepars-
tons Ia receive the CoIum bus Csravela
As the seed of the esrsveIs 10 sone-
thing lihs . miie In sir days. it 10 fitting
that Detrois should DO sonsething to
show Its appreciation Of iss only cum
petifurs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Naval experts are almost unanimous
in the declaration that the loss 81 the
Victoria - an unsuswerable argument
against building bag men-of-w var What
the world needs - an unanswerabie ar
Tument against building men-of var of
any sixe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

-RsTrLEsSsgs Prrx" IL a hopeless
second in the Cowboy race. Berry. the
LEADER. II now In Illinois. his horses be.
ing fresh aud full % spirit The defeat
81 ~Rattlssnske Pete ~.il In sore dis
appointment ~ the students Of yellow
covered literature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Original Alonso walfrum. AIoaso
Waldron, Henry Harris. George Leary.
Restorstion-Myron Hraer. increass :
Thomas j. Yeakcy. Ira Scott. John Nc
Reissue and increase Bcnson Couklin,
minor Of John Tyler. Adaline Smith,
Huldah Jcyte. Mary L.angdon. Jonathan
Davis tfatherl. Adelix Collins. Amanda
clater tmotherl. Jennie Hurley, Eliza
Plaisted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

CHICAGO expects 10 receive over l00.-
0V0 persona to help celebrate the Fourth
- July. Tho worlds fair grounds will
he turned over to the noisicst and Wild.
est thsong of patriotic Americans ever
as~smbged within an enclosure Grand
Rapids viIl enjoy reading the reports Of
the publication.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

jim CoKBErr has risen above his sur.
roundingA He imagines that his great
ness has thrown about his person a sa-
cred sxclusiveness from the horde with
whom alone he is great. Therefore. like
scion Of nobility. he declines to re
ceive" men in his profession aud as
sumes that everybody halt the right
TO make his acquaintance. When q
prize fighter may srt himself up as a
paragon u social cxclusiveness tho ne
plus ultra Of snobbcry will be attained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

DH ". A. RoesoS Of Hamburg. who
il ia Grand Rapids for few days. says
there vill be no cholera in tho German
caty this summer. II there Is no cholera
IN Hamburg there probably will be none
in America DIR. Robson's prediction Is
encouraging enough to he true.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

He What psoof have I that yoa ~
ally love me.
She Pronf! Did not dance with you
ut the Astorbilt bsllY
"Ycs. but don't consider that any
proof 1t affection"
"You would il you kssw how badly
you dance New York Weekly.
We vent out fishing yesterday.
And iished with caro- and thought;
BY night We had splendid mcss
Which some one elss bad caught.
--Kansas City Journal
Steinbach twho has just bceu rcecued
from watrry grsve-in burst u graf
itudct Schentlemens can any son
schange . ksrvsrtsr!--Puck-
There n nothing that 80 increases q
mans desire "a work IN the garden ~
10 discover that his wife has misplaced
the rake. --Atchison Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

CONSTRUCTORS HrcHBoHS computes the
force Of the blow delivered by the Cam
perdown in the side of the Victoria as
being equal to the forcc OF blow from a
l2D-ton locomotive ut the head Of six
Pullman coaches going at the rate Of
fifty miles an hour. No wonder the Vic
toria toppled over and went down under
the force Of such a collision.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

GssERL ArssKtt's compliment 10
the ogfie~rs a the s-ssdiers home 10 de-
served Both Commanf>nt Graves and
Ad3utzni Long are efficient and capable
IN TIE highest posribls degree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

FArakE McGLYxS returned from
Rome incognito. lie is no more
ashamed OF himself than are many others
who would be likely to recognize him.
lie has practically somerssulted back to
the position he held before he detied the
Pope Nobody has very great respect
for such martyrs"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

SoME OF the Reeds lake saloon men
are showing creditable desire 10 obey
tho state Law. The others should be-
made to observe il. a saloonkecpcr at
Reeds lake has no rights not possessed
by Monroe street dealer. II one is
compelled TO keep his phace of business
81 ed Sundays. the others should be
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
INDEPENDENCE DAY. 1898,

with than display of
for in prosperity and
visiby
proper Of birthday that
BLANK CARTRIDGES. TOY PISTOLS, POWDER.
SHOT, REvOLyERS. BRASS AND PAPER SHELLS. All
help fitting celebrate the Corious
Fourth of July eighteen hundred ninety three
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

JACKSON. Mich. June 3-Frank l.
Haysu. the Detroit murderer. arrived 1t
the prisoa lat night IN charge VI bherlf!
Collip& The young fellow sctesi quite
cool and coliectczi. HE sctions giving
the prison officials the imprsssion that
- would turn out . seooud l>atimer.
Ia the front o(ics he ansWered al 9ucs-
Ans In . matter Il fact cay. When
taken % the hallmasters Office. aud
While emptying his rockets. Warden
Chamberlain remarked: well. Hayes.
you're here 10 stay with us- Hayes re-
plied with laugh: YES. IL seems -. |"
TO this the warden replied that he would
i.c well taken care II. but Hsye~ vac
silcnt. He Was immediately placed IN
stripes and locked up IN csli.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
DE FrxYcrsKr and Floquet have beer

DE FExYcrsKr and Floquet have been
entirely exonerated by the Panama
commission u inquiry, and the report
brands as false the story that lo4 depu-
ties we're bought with Panama money.
The statement 1t the commissioners
would be more valuable. however. il it
stated exactly how many deputies were
bought
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26

Dawn HuEs letter On tho silver
question: cossi~ss only ~ extracts from
hi- speech 90 the sherman law. David
runs 30 chances q esnsrsdscsing him
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ToRREY RAzoRS

JOHAN ENGSTROM Of he inc al Ole Olesou
BEST SWEDISH RAZOR KNOWN. Made a Butcher
WcrtenlioIm furnish the thing
land products. and thus enabled minister
give opportunity you shouId
failt to avail yourself of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-26
srATE PRESS seNT,MeNr.

The Michigan supreme court has
thrown out Il brief because the lawy sr
who prepared it inserted abusive Ian
guagc. Good. Lawyers who person
ally browbeat aud abuse witnesses and
others in couIt should meet with the
same fate. When an attorney who pre-
tends to be a gentleman out ~ court be-
comes rufiian in il. he should be put
under tie judicial pile driver at once. =
Muskegon Chronicle.
The Rev. DIR, Macarthur Of New York
says Columbus aas an immoral man.
SO were the old pstriarchs 81 the Bible.
The question is not was he immoral ac-
corling 10 our standards ~ the closing
years Of the nineteenth century, but was
he Immoral according 10 the fifteenth
century standards. What orthodoxy
wants is q fool killer Cheboygan Dem
ocrat
Potter Palmer . Chicago mansion beisi
four princcsses and a duke one night
last week. We doubt. however. II Mr.
Palmer felt any more elated than did a
Bay City man recently when he found
upon picking up has draw that he held
four aces and king Bay City Tribune.
Growers pla,itudes do not help him
out ~ the financial muidle. lnneru-
Gus de~uctuae seems 90 be constisu.
tional dificuIty with Grover and has
party .--t,rutsot Journal.
For selling Mossgsgesi stock
OLfvsT. Mich. June -. A. H. vii
lard. breeder 81 trosting horses. Was ar
rested last night for disTosing "a mort.
gagged stock.
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vAsHtscrcs. June 3a--for Lower
Michigan PAR. warmer. northwest