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


night He viii return 20 Detroit today.
After dinner iasf evening Mr.. Quioby
held ana informal reception ia the par
lors u the hotel. II was not - elabos-
ate aad magnificent FUNSTON a. that
rendered ~ him in Detroit " "Wednesday
evening. but every prominent citizen Il
Grand ksyads. who knew the veteran
editor Was In the city. called 10 pay his
respects aud wish him godspeei 10 bis
new teid II labor. Among the callers
MAS delegation Of leading Holland
American citizens. George q. Sick
elite. j. A. - Vefsiier and james
Van der SIuis IL the vujheids Banter.
being niesnbefs u the party. Il shall
start for the Neff eriands in about =
week, said Nj. Quinby To 4 reporter
/ for IHK HERAi.p. Before ] left, !
thought would come to Grand Rapids
and see my old friends here. MIR. Chl
and were college chums when We we're
young men, and | have many other
warm frisnds in the city. | came up
with Mr. Fletcher. Before sailing j
shall call on President Cleveland. add
receive my final instructions" Mr.
/ Quinby talked politics freely. although
be admitted that he preferred to discuss
something else. He believes the great
mass of democracy stand shoulder To
shoulder with President Cleveland on
the financial and tariff platforms which
/ he has enunciated. He expects that
congress will appeal the purchasing
clause u the Sherman law. and that a
substitute will be agreed upon which
shall be Tor the best interests OF all
classes Of the people.
The furnituramen continue 10 arrive
iH the city. The Morton il like old
times again. and hen Dominic strikes
up After tho Bali or Boon. de ay' the
whole gang breaks out in spots and as
sists the obese child Of sunny Italy IN
making the welkin ring. Most of the
sellers are ordinarily hopeful. but few OF
them expect much in the way Of trade
for while yet anyway. Some OF the
heaviest buyers in the country arrived
Yesterday. They say they shall buy
carefully and cautiously. and IL they
need more stock il will be ordered later
on. j. A. Glanton, Columbus, Indiana;
r. II. Fisher Rockford; $. Mendelsohn,
Chicago: Ii. c. Breeden, Portland; Will
iam /. kierstead, Omaha; X. j. Seaman,
Chicago, and George W. q. Calder. Chi
cago. were among the sellers and buyers
who arrived in The Morton yesterday.
If the tariff is taken oil iron ore the
amount produced in Michigan in the
future viii not be 10 per cent produc-
ton" said James A. Grocer Of Menomi-
nee ia Sweets last night. Ii will result
simply in closing down the minos.
Michigan can raise as good iron ore as
there is on earth; but she can't pay her
laborers pauper wages IL the Ameri-
can miners could work for the same
wages paid the Cubans. Michigan could
lead the world in iron ore in spite Of
free trade or anything else. Many Of
the mines have already closed down.
The market is dull and the financial
outlook uncertain. Ii was impossible Ia
produce ore at profit. and IL was
thought better 10 close down until the
market stiffcns than to slash wages
age crop Of fruit this year in Michigan"
said Judge +. j. Russell u Hart in The
Morton yesterday. Peaches are doing
well. The cherry crop is an excellent
one. Plume are all that anybody could
wish and cherries.area az plentiful rs peb-
bles in gravel pit. The strawberry
crop il sb,nt marketed. and il has been
fully up to the Average. Raspberries
and other small fruits are doing we'll.
Winter apples are about the only thing
that aren't doing 50 well as they might.
do not believe there will be more than
half a crop OF them: but the lake shore
growers viii DO 80 well on everything
else that they can overlook the partial
failure II the winter apple crNp
j. Ben Smith and bride o. Colorado
Springs are guests in Sweets. They
wall ;emain IN the city several days and
will visit other pants OF interest IN the
state while on their wedding tour.
A. Upper. one Of Allegan's leading
merchants and d prominent democrat.
was among the arrivals in the New Law
ingston yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. +. ii. Irish 81 the New
Livingston have returned from Spsin,
Lake where they spent the Fourth.
Il. G.. Peters. The Manistee lumber.
man and salt manufacture. registered
in The Morton yesterday.
Judge Hannibal Hart of Allegan was
among the Michigan arrivals IN New
Livingston yesterday.
X. Lille, one 81 Coopersvilles well.
known merchants. Was guest AT Sweet
yesterday.
4. H. Thrall. prominent Big Rapids
lawyer. dined in The Kent yesterday.
Monros +. p. Fisher. Rockford: II
III. Noble. Elk Rapids: W. l.. Jennings
lapeef. X. q Peters. Manistce. jacob
Zoercher, saginaw; J. VI. beaser. Bay
City.
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Charles Iiasse. Lansing; NJ. brown. o
y iieid Battle Creek. g. NJ. Peavy
Howell. \. J. franklin. Detroit
Nav LlviNeSroS l.. T. smith. Niue
ksGun; Ms and Mrs Frank Smith. IL
Eoy; III. Hart. illccan. Charles Ill
Lo.lmis. sparta; II. A. Thornton. Ot-cgo
Nj aud Mrs. Il. \. Hastings. sparta.
EAeiS Frank Carter. Marquette; u
l. Hastily Diet oft. Joseph Tyler. Hart
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