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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

inatloa u the sesate for confirmation
So'< II that matter ks1d heen considered
NJ ope1 s.-saloa II the sen2te Il ssoa5d
says bssn neeesszry e hase ps.d al 81
tAe papers. IL orAisr skat each senAter
might know al ahoas The case. in crsler
1, vote iatelligratly zpoa the posniaa-
tior. The reesllny e'f the Pspers woaid
have l.a..s,r lhein : part II tae psblf,
reseasis * tae SENATE. an1 they would
have b~sea prsatzsl IA the Congressional
Record. t,et>.tasr aila the reslaFks II
aeaAtfrs .ouesrniDg them There wsuld
haze ben sosactisug - pay ia Terre
li4ats.. and sss.ne 0f those candidate for
the pesi1ion would have been sap
hDating
Another instance (ard eoaid give q
seafe or more from menofyl w.4s the
,-s.ss * The t<stfnasts.rsAip a. karkai.ce.
IL There we're pspeFs ia that ease
whb. wosld have provoked Durdes.
II they hal become pabiie. II hat ease
had beru considered il opeo session OF
the senate there woaid have been
trcebie IN kankakee. and probably IA
The surrounding country In would
y ave r<ED HHtt>~toet> - nav 7"tttEtt r--F
page - the senAte's record with tse
Aanazfsee ease
Viewing the matter from the point 81
view of one eho has handled thousands
of executive documents. and knowing
the Necessity of keeping each candi-
dates papers separate and secret. IL
seems - nc that nothing c,uid be more
foolish and unrea alsonahie than the prop
sisition that the executive sessions of
The senate should b. held with o,en
sloors. Moreover. II the president and
his administration were 70 do their duty
bg the people the senate woald be re-
fsls..l asccss u the papers liza appoint
meat eases. and those papers should
never ne sent % the senate for consii-
Grafton in open session. When a candi-
date for Office writes to the president
or to one Of his cabinet ministers he
writes IN confidence lie does not
write for the purpose OF having his let
ter given a. the public. either through
newspaper reporters or through the
Congressional Record. The president
and his cabinet ministers are in duty
and common courtesy bound to hold
such communications in confidence
Again and again have | had candidates
for oflice eomc 10 my desk. when in y
government position, aud beg pernis-
sion to see the papers of rival candi-
dates
One old man from a northwestern
state went 50 far as 10 intimate that he
would give five hundred dollars for per-
mission to see the papers of one OF his
rivals. The appointment clerk replied:
You wrote letter here stating that
that man had committed a, heinons
crime. The department has invcsti-
gated the matter, and finds that your
statement il untrue. How would you
like 10 have me show that man your
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
The ART OF BURGLARY.
nousebre skinE l. Not the Easy Road to
Wealth Commonly supposed.

Occasionally. said n retired burglar
the other day. a. related by the Yankee
Blade. "a man transfers q himself in "a
single night the accumulations OF am
other mans lifetime. but these instances
are very rare. and nothing could be fur
ther from the truth than the ides. that
burglary Is quick aud easy road 10
wealth. The fact Is that the great ma
jority Of burglars make but a scant
living. and 70 make even that they must
encounter many difficulties and dangers.
The burglars reward. whatever ii may
be. Is never commensurate to the risk
he takes.
II have myself sequirsd some prep
erty. but II ] had my life o. live over
again should chance some other ocs,i-
patton than burglary. Indeed. when
you come b. consider the inconvenicnt
hours and the general worry and nncer-
'alniy of that business the wonder II
that anybody shonld GO into II: II man
Is at all inclined - be sensitive he
should certainly keep ont OF H.
Il remember long time ago going
late one night into "A room IN whiclf
there was one man sleeping. His
clothes were ou . chair near the head Of
The bed I was bending over thcac
clothes and about - take them out into
The ball vhea che man suddenly woke
ur. Without an ins;snts hesitation BE
threw his arms around ne. was Young
thea and strong. bat tits nan was frur
times ~ str0u- as I was think he
coEld have crushed me II ne had wsnfei
-. and he rnt fnc out ~ the house With
the greatest ease Hut before he iid
Tat he carried rlc ever - the table and
III . light - he ioeted ~ ne nsv
va;eii-chain eanaht rs ere. and Do rou
know that man took my watch and
chain and s-pt them
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

has to-day A great river APPEARS Ia
hare fssysd At thai tsIne through the
deps.ssz.on now occupied - she isss's-
Lister. when the giseaere eatsas, al es-
tensive shaking Of the land oeenrresi'
which ~as followed. after the das-p-
p-ars.nee 81 The Ire. by an elevation
AGAIN, bal act 10 the height coupled
befose.
Dar.ng these changes OF ieTei. aud
especially when the reelesation 81 the
Lad Occurred. seeofcine, - the taeory.
the aneien, valley or series = valleys
was divided into s..sins by barriers Of
rocls and Of glacial deposits tnro"n
aersss il. There i evideaee that the
land to~slrd the northeast VAS elevated
rnoi.s rapidly than elsewhere. aud this
fac, i considered ~ ncconnt for the
broad barrier of rock which cuts OF
the lake basins frcm the Atlantic and
through wnish the ~. Lawrence river
now drains of the surplus water 81
those great inland fresh-water seas
which have been formed ia the old sal-
levs behind the vast dams that nature
ecrs,ruc.ed.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

:. III. Clifford. New Casscl, VIE. was
troubled With Neuralgia aud hhcuma-
tism. ms stomach was disoTd.red. hIs
LAYER was affected To an alarming de-
gree. appetite fell away. and he was
terribly reduced an iic-h and strengths.
Ihres BOTTLES of Electric Bitlcrs cured
him.
Eiwafd Shepard. Harrisburg. III.
t'sd running sorc on his lex 81 eight
{fafs stsndWg. sel three hotties OF
Electro Bitter arf seven isoxes 81
biieNicf' : Arn.ca Ssiye, sni hls leg .
ssonna and weil John SPEAKER. tatsv-
Ia, O.. bad Eve large Fever sores On
- its. doctors sad re was ineursFle.
OSe bottle kieelfic Rufers ant one box
hHc<ien's Arnica sslse CURED him en-
tire y Sold ty Peck Bfos.. drug store
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

This is probably the strangest epitaph
in the United States: Here is laid
Daniel Borrow. who was born in sor-
row. and borrowed little from nature
except his name and his love To man
kind and his hatred of redskins: Who
was. nevertheless. a gentleman and a
dead shot. who through long life
never killed his man except in self-de-
fense or by accident, and who. when
he at last went under beneath the bull
lets OF his cowardly enemies in JEFF
Morris saloon, did so in the sure and
certain hope Of glorious and everlast-
ing morrow"
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

The Mi.ssaai~ Railway Accommodations
fear The isosr.


FER The poor.
II i wonderful hew ,nu,h travel In
done bs tAe poor class IA Russia. The
sre. aeeor,linF ~ tbs lcseland Leader.
r,oFe ike easlie ears than anything
else. g'tefe are No cushions on the
ssats. and the pec7ie are crowded IN IA
Ill sorts of Way. They an. rot supposed
- have any rights that the raiircad
officials are boand to respect. and isaw
one man knscired down and showed
back into the station just as the ear
was about 10 start bccaase h. aid not
have his ticket in his hand lie told
the guard that IN. party Of peasants
with whom be was travelling had the
ticket and they had already gotten on
the ears. bat this did him no good. and
thooca he cried and howled he MAS
held 4 tack white the ear bore his. friends
and Ia family away. The pea>ant can
not travel III Russia without pass
port. have not had ~ show my pass
port ut the railroad depots except when
I came into Russia, but the peasant
dare not 20 from one part of Russia to
tNt ftI'f NttNt'ut ftittt~7i'fi VI w
local government: under which he
lives, and he is asked 90 show his pass
port u, the ticket Office
At Tamboff saw whole crowd Of
peasants who were about To emigrate To
another province. Each had his pass
port in his hand and they stood in single
file waiting their turns to buy their
tickets 1t WAS 1T this Same station
that saw my first prison car. Russian
roads have ears especially devoted TO
the carrying of prisoners. and the pris-
oners which are taken from here To ST.
IBERIA 20 by rail 10 Nijni-Novgorod.
whence they are put on prison boats
and are carried down the Nolga and up
the river Kama 10 Perm and thence
start on their march 10 the wilds of ST.
IBERIA These ears had iron bars and
windows. and they are guarded by SOL
diers who are ready To shoot any who
try TO escape. The cars themselves are
thiri-elass ones. and the prisoners sit on
hard boards rather than cushions.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

1t will cost you nothing and VIII sure
ly do you good, If you nave Cough
Cold. OF any trouble with Throat, Chess
or Lungs. DT. Kings New Discoveries
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to give relief, or money will
be paid back. Sufferers from la Grippe
found j. just the thing and under lis use
had speedy and perfect recovery.
Try sample bottle at our expense and
learn Tor yourself lnst how good thing
u Is. Irial bottles l0c at Peek Rros.'
drug store. Large size SOC and tl.00.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

This IL All expr. ss.on the travelling
tubilc generally use wnen they ind
something thSt IL exactly what they
want. The expression appiies directly
10 the Wisconsin Central Lines. when
Is now admitted by ali 10 be The
Route" from Chicago to 81. Paul. MIN
neapoils. Ashland. Dn nth and all
points IN the northwest. Their double
daiiv train service and fiue equipment
offers Inducements which cannotbe sur
passed.
TINS Is the only line running both
through Pullman Frs. Class aud Tour
let Sleepers frcm Chicago 10 Pacific
Coas, Points without crsnge.
For full information address your
nearest ticket agent or
JAMES c. PoSp,
Gen. Pass. and Tkt. Agt-, Chicago. Ill.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
A Friend Induced Me

& try Hilps Pile Pomade, which | did
with more than satisfactory results. as
one package has wrought complete
cure after 10 years Of suffering. | ad-
wee all sufferers from piles TO try what
| believe is the only positive cure fer
plles-Hlfs Pile Pomade. CHAs. An
derson. 0gdensburg. y. \.
Remember II Is the only remedy sold
with a printed guarantee with each
package. Price 81. 90, ak for 500. BY
mail. sold by l.. A. McWIilsms. 3s
West Bridge street and Peck Bros, l29
Mono: street
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
QUEEN vCToRIA'S POWER.
The Management OF the Kingdom In the
Hands OF "A COMMITTEES.


Hands OF a Committee.
The queen of England has never We
toed bill since she ascended the
throne; she could not have vetoed one
without causing n revolution. The
sovereign of Great Britain does not
rule, she reigns. That is, the whole
management of the kingdom is in the
hands of committee of the house of
commons and house of lords called the
cabinet; they are the government and
responsible To parliament and the pco-
pie. They remain in power so long as
they can keep majority IN the house
of commons behind them Now. IL the
queen should veto bill which the gov
ernmcnt wished u have signed. the
members of the government would re-
sign and the queen would have to ask
some other members to form govern
ment. But they would not obtain "A
majority in th house Of commons. and
SO could not do anything; and the
queen would have 10 ask the ministers
whose bill she had vetoed to return 20
power. They would refuse 10 return
unless she signed the bill. Meantime.
parliament would be at odds and ends:
everyone would bc indignant at the
queens venturing To refuse 10 do some
thing which the peoples representa-
tives wished her to do; aud unless she
turned about very promptly she would
tind herself minus a throne. The queen
might dissolve parliament. but there
would be no one in office 10 issue writs
for a nc,v parliament. SO things wouid
still be at loose ends. The sovereign
has the right If veto still; but the right.
has not been exercised since 1907 and is
practically ont Of dase in Great Britain.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
Don't Get Imposed Upon.

Isa good motto To follow in buying .
medicine ~ we'll as ia everything else.
BY the universal satisfaction it has
given and by the many remarkable
cures IT has accomplished. Duilam'.
Grea. German Blood, Liver, stomach
and Kidney cure has proven itself un-
equaIled for building up and cleansing
your system and for al diseases arising
from impure blood. Do not expert
ment with an unheard Of or untried
article which you are told Is a. good.
hut be cure and get Dullam's. All
druggists keep It.
For raIe at b. g. scribner's drug store.
No. 80 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

tznaisx for ore q tee misais s'~'se'
aad : distinguished esnAts,F, ~ho2
m.a..x bss.<xsxi raight IL nominated ter
t.e rr.si.ienes. appeared before eosz.-
,.,tt's. and ns.sts ktste saents whseh
go h,xa caused t~sabie II they hasi
b.ssn seen ia eoid y pst ~ sNs s@se re
ferresl ls' haa lseH es'issa'ssfsa 10 open
.s.si..n. tAs senasor wonld have been
cssnpelhsi :, cause .runoie va an I'M
,.,rtas.t city. TO not be.iese that se
sl.all ess,r have open executive sessions
~ntris ID ley
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
Adulferated Vino

IL injurious. but nothing gives strength
ana tones up the stomach like n pure
Old port wine. Royal Ruby PORT" so
called for its royal taste and ruby color,
is on account of its purity, age and
strength. particularly adapted for in
vs!ids, convalescents and the aged.
Sold only IN bottles never IN bulk J
while cheap wine is cold by the gallon
and gives larger profit To the seller
but lexs TO the user. This wine is sbso-
iutely purca and has the age without
whicn no wine ls fit to use. Be sure
YOU get Royal Ruby" quart bottles.
81: pints, 60 cents. Sold 10y White a
White aud Tbum Bros. X Schmidt.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Sv - clerk il charge of the CASE ia
c-,ssr 81 soeccs>faliy lie ths papers con-
eertin9 tae sariotls candidates tor tie
Trrrr isafe s<stn.sstershir- Those
hs,<fe contained papers which. g rcsd
in thc tnsted states senate. wnnia have
trented q ,.f'ns,otioo not offsv ira ferre
Hsnte. hnf throughout tae entire rsuu~
trv. fsu have ~ l,es ~aaf candidates
81 cfl-e sas af their rirats. Ast what
tbev pnt ~ writing Aref P-c~i.lsnt
C'~~eissie Dad tSanio~si al - shr pa
p~rs In thst rtse. ~ sele,tF~i alen fir
sh.s pe<saaaster~hlo. and scnt his nlsn-
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Over twelve years was afflicted with
a very serious female difficulty aud for
the last sixteen months Was under
treatment Of three OF the very hes,
physicians that money could employ.
Under their skillful treatment | grad
ually grew worse, until they decided
they could render me no permanent
help. One Of my friends persuaded
me to try q bottle OF Dullam's Great
German Uterine Tonic, ,and after taking
three bottles, can say l am in better
health than | have been for twtn
years. and am now 90 years old, but
feel as young as At 80.
June 2, 1890.
MRs. S. K. CARPENTER,
Lspeer, Mich.
For sale at u. c. Scrinner's drug store,
No. 73 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
Wary Much surnrlsed.

have been affected with neuralgia
for nearly two years. have tried physi-
clans and all known remedies. but found
no permanent relief until tired bot
tie of Dullam's Great German Llni-
mcnt and II gave me instant and per-
msnent relief, IS cents per bottle
Signed, A. Il. SKILL
Hamilton. Mich. April II. 1921.
For sale st II. &. Scribner's drug store.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Tie tess save IN the world Tor tuts,
frnises. sores. ulcers, alt rheuui. fever
fefes. eties, chspped hands, eEhib'a.ns,
eoFns and ell ain erupsioDss and pos-
i'siy cures pics, CO 10 pAJ required.
~ guaranteed - give perfect sstssfsc.
ton f'f money refunded. frIce 10 cents
rtT hor. sor ssle ~ Pecs Bros, drug
kisss. ocrnsr Monroe and Dsvsson-stA
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
The Thraa Gracas

are represented with perfectly devel-
oped forms-beauty and health com.
bIned. No decayed-toothed man or
woman can be healthy, because diges-
ton must be imperfect. Use 500
DON'T. get healthy teeth. good diges-
tion and q sound body. Revive the
three Graces
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

EspecssilT nfants. = pTevaient at al
tines, Dat = isrgeiy sv0ated ~ gvas
proper pouf a. meat tnd vhnifs0fRe
fced. lhe nost seeces.ful 49, fPii-
se.e = tbe Ca Borden sfsRie' frsnd
Condensed M foar grocer and
drusgss seep al
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
Th~ Fir,t s,mptor.~ ef Death

Tired feeling. dull headache. pains II
various parts of the body sinking at the
plt OF the stomach. loss - appetite,
feycrishnoss, dinples or sores, are all
positive evidence of poisoned blood.
No matter how IL became poisoned Il
must Toe purified IL avoid death. Dr.
Acker's English Blood Elixir has never
failed to remove scrofuious or syphiilt-
ic ,olsons. s0id under positive guar
anfee.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
An Opportunity Lost

Is never reganed, and while another opportunity may
present itself IT is not certain to do II you desire
to possess valuable souvenir. secure Columbian
Half Dollar OF
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

The great st worm destroyer on earth
is Dullam's Great German Worm Lon.
enges. only Is cents per h0r. For sale
Al u. {. Scnbner's drug store.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

ruv nullam's Great German Is cent
Cough Cure 81 ID. &. Scrlbner'e.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Buy Duilsm's Great German Is cent
Liver Pills, forty Ia each package. at
Scflhners.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
ru NoiI We can send souvenir half
pJ MQils dollars by mail Ia safety

COIN casc' on receipt of 81 n money
and three cents IN stamps. We can
send IN reg stored letter loF Si-l5.
HERALD office. No. Is Pear. street,
Grand Rantds
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Going Fast. s.;. ss.;: .ss%s.s .;. sss ss.s s'5 e
lsss ioss. Cal early at TsK fIEaAls
co.'s.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Buy nullsnr'. Great German rs cent
Cough cure Al j.. Z. scrlbnsr's
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Psckham's Group Remedy cures
-hooping cough.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Buy Duilanl's Great German Is cent
liver Pills, forty IN each package, at
ecrbners.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
THE 1892 DATEl

THE HERALD is still supplying it readers with
the 1902 coins at S co. In Chicago they arc being
held at sI.5o each.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Buy Dullsm's Great German Is cent
Liver r.lls. forty "a esstl package, at
Srr AreT's
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02
Une OF Is can s have - . '"'s col1mbias suun'.s

half dollar. There are 5.0o0.0 900 coins
and 65,coo,c0 people in the United
states. Better get one early At THE
HERALD Office.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

Buy rollsm's Great German IS cen,
Cough Cure a. ~ {. ~cfitnsrs.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-02-02

For sale at ID. c. Scrinner's drug store,
No. IS Monroe street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-05
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
nBE CLOSING QUOTATIONS or
MONEl.
onerine. and sales nj the Richmond To-
bacco ENchange-internal Revenue
Concctions--Forcign Adviccs.

-SrW YORK. April A--Money on call
.asv ranslne from 9 60 S,S per cent.
- loan at Yer cent. and closing Of
,oroi at per cent; prime mercantile
rapor G01 per cent. Sterling exchange
nm. posted rates. SS1G4S9: commercial
igls 4N,4f>1A. Government bonds firm.
southern state bonds duh Railroad
bonds strong except Erie seconds
The stock market was far less active
than az late. and a iow,r range OF prices
trfVancd Manhattan broke a. points
- lGois on a reiteration Of the reports
that powerful capitalists had profcSsed n
Willingness 10 advance the capItal 10
insure the success OF an underground
road. provided they received suitable
concessions from the city authorities
The identity az the capitalists have not
NNt been diVulccd. hut the general I'm.
preston is that Austin Corhin. OF Long
island fame. Is behind the scheme. The
fscf that London was a seller 81 stoek
lsd a depressing effect as II induced the
tn lers &c raid the leading shares Thev
irsfe "a series Of attacks finally concen-
tnHnc their energies on Missouri Pacific.
(which scored the greatest loss-1A TO
foN Those Identified with Cammark
Interests were the heaviest sellers Of
TBS and other stocks The fear that
the railroad employees out West will take
more determined stand than ever on
account Of the attitude Of the courts
toward the strikers accelerated the down
ward movement. The talk Of largo ex-
ports OF GOLD also operated against
values New England. Sugar. Chicago
Gas Lackawanna. Lake shore Omaha
md Erie Yielded as much as 1dfB per
cent During the afternoon Manhattan
rallied 20 1885. Rubber rose from 55b
% 59 90 Boston buying. The remainder
% tho list rallied q, 20 = per cent. Ac-
CofdiuC 10 tho statements made by rep
Tescntatives ~ leading houses the bulk
81 the selling during the day was for the
Fhcrt account and but little long stock
was shaken out. Speculation left OF
steady I'm tone. Sales-Listed stocks,
19 600 shares: unlisted stocks, 22.OOO
shares.
Sub-Treasury BalanCcs-Coin, S71, 6S3,-
40; currency $40 3O0.ODO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-05
THE WHITEHEAD cONrEmPr CASE.
Mr.. whitehead In Long Article Makes
an Exclamation.

NORFOLK, VA, April 4.--Special.-
Norfolk had another sensation yesterday
when Mr.. John Whitehead, city editor
Of the Virgnian was summoned to appear
before Judge Brooke to show cause why
he should not be fined and jailed for con-
tempt. The rule was served at 1890, re-
turnable at 1 o'clock. This was rather
short time in which to consult counsel, II
any was desired; rather short time in
which to collect thoughts, TO make a
proper defense, yet this was all the time
allowed Mr. Whitehead appeared in
court and disclamed any intention OF re-
fiecting upon the Court. The wrath of the
Court was not, however, appeased, and
not until Mr. Whitehead had been vigor-
ously denounced was the rule dismissed
His Honor went beyond the specihca-
tons and lugged in matters foreign TO the
question at issue, and charged that the
city editor of the Virginian was lacking
in refinement, and. upon hearsay test-
mony. as admitted impuened the vera
city of the party before him. When MIR.
Whitehead asked TO be allowed TO answer
the charges which he held that the Court
had no right to make. he was cut short,
and not allowed to speak.
In the Virgniah this morning over his
own name Mr. Whitehead reviews all the
charges made and defends himself In very
plain language. The people of Norfolk
indofse the position taken by the city edi-
tor. and are free TO declare that the
Judge has exceeded his authority and has
been guilty of great indecison.