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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12
Owner. o. . BroA.. s..k Tsr-as.uea.

WATERLOO. Ia. June 1.-THE deposttors Of
the de,unet First National Bank OF Cedar
Falls rejected yesterday the proposition OF J.
II. March o. LemArs to pay So cents on the
dollar for the certificates Of deposits This
pits an end TO all negotiations for the pur-
chase Of the hank. and . receiver will Be ap
rointed- Threats have heen made against the
ranE.
L.Wrox. Mich. IuEe 1.-THE American
Yesterday placed in charge o! L. = Adams aud
T. y. Cham herlair As receivers The tEstttu-
iion will not Re r.oI~n.d II - enpected that
tho toA.Ar.
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M4ST B4RNs BrRNED.
The Fatners Tho,xht They Had the Pre-
rr saE. ba: He - SIN az Large

Ne FakNerS 4 H"N8Ht Hury ma tHS FIFH-
saE. ba: Re - Ssiii at Large
NrpIA Ia. June lI.-EAriy on Saturday
morning Thomas !. Osbo-ne's Stable IN East
N-tia was burned by 40 ineerdsrJ. and the
suppressed culprtt Was seized AID marched 10
jaa NJ the muz-le Of q rifs
T.us summary proceeding Cid no. deter the
real Are neg. Who escaped for Late lcst night
th,. Rig barn belongtrgto the es-a.e nf the late
Malachi SAosu OF Philadelphia Vas burned By
an ieeenttary torch
These fires fnlloEink the hall dozen others
that nave soGe in that yicinity wi, hIn = nou:h
have alarmed the retShtorh"od Tonight
ant stables.
The real irebuc is supposed TO he the mar
uhc Eei aeros< +. fell ant Vas shot AZ on Fri
day night ~ Jchn SHedieT Detectives who
are working IN the raS- say the inceriLArY Is
soGe one residing in the neishboEh0ot-
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Rosemary Jackson colorei nan Who lives
at ~ IVES: Fn:tY-:hiri street. was found un-
conscious or the stoop Of l0i West Fortleth
street hast night he vas bleeding at the nose
mouth. aad ears. lie was carried to the sta
tica house and IN ambulance was summoned
The surgeon said that his So all Eas prob
ably fractured. and that he had ser.oas con-
cussipn ~ the brain
The police foun! shat on Saturday Jackson
Visited his wife. who i the sister ot Charles
Jones o. Stapleton- :. l. Jcre~. IL IL alleged
assaulted hin. saying that Jackson had In
suited hlS sister Sergeant Sheehau teI--
GRABBED 20 the police at stapleson to arrest
Jones
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SITS BRIGGS Is DEAD
one q His Cnier Opps.sats FIsas Little
Good 10 Say Aboat Hin

fsI:ASILPHTA J3ns ll--Ths recent t.ial
II bElZgs for heresy vas to-day subject Of
ssesss.oa By the Pew Dr. Thomas A. HoyE
me CAaEo<Es Presbyterian Church.
~ Sort vas Chairman OF the eoE ui,tss
MAJ a srssa.ed the sentence Of Dr.. Briggs ~
eaaS'o5r and the snnounesueE; that be
@Tss See srsEation- He said:
srEzs's h-r-sies Involved the whole OF
ssasseas!,T. 5t'a'S!EE the Word o, God and
n. sater the cAa % the Church and vii!
HLe isat n the SrclesiAstieAl waters.
a. scholarship and logic are VERY sinai!
Hsa-Sa a1 . certainly enthusiastically dead.
go Exs aptEISns are eor-ltered so IN
= Throughout the eoantry thar few
WANG 50 poor 10 do hia reverence
10sSe4=s-SaEsr Nss,llys says Dr. Ds1as's Dys-
~ s-rs 81 Saa ". ElSa -Lsl
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R.s,e. Par. OF ,A. s.sp,,,,,.s l.,..,.

Corneiia Palenbo aud Mrs. Mary Janevsy o.
et4 Aveuu, {. aad Mrs. LucT Pertecto of 10,
Elizabeth street take their babies along uher
they go shoc!i:rir- The babies play an i'm
poEtant part in these excursions. for the p'uc-
der is snuEl! slowed away in th@i- foviu .
garments. The three women. each with an
infant IN me- arms were arrested in k.GIey' :
Gra,6 street store on SATURDAY afternoon after
the private detectives there had watched rheir
uetroc ~ operating. When they 1erN taken
10 ths police statioa 50 worth OF sinai! Arti-
cles were found concealed in the tables cloth
Ing IL the Essex MARIE: Police CoCrC Jester-
day the prisoners we've helc n siuU bail each
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a s,.s,e supreme Coa.en for c.s..

M.pE1p. Ju1e 1.-THE Minister OF Colonies
has introdue in the Cortes . bill providing
for the reorganization of the Government
OF Cuba He proposes to suppress the
gle supreme council which shall sit in
Havana and have power 70 deAl with the
budget and TO frame laws for the pErpoSe OF
realizing reforms recon nented BY Tho SPAR
ish Government. The onseryaciTss. tucans-
and Carii.ts oppose the bill The public gen
orally. although REGARDING IL with dis.ASor. are
less bitter in their opposition
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shoemaker saliva. Ts-.r.A HI. so--

shoeuake. Daniel Sullivan Vas held In $40
hail JsstertaT a. the Iombs Police Court for
abusing his ly-Ysar-oId son Cornelius The
Sultivass lire II - Oak street where the Gerry
Of rags ant IN great pain on Saturday. Sulli-
van mac bsatee the child On Friday with .
leather strap % which there vas . heavy
buckle and hld 70 brst salt into the Wounds
to ASErayars his Victims sufrsringA
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Fir. In . HosoLea Ca.r.s-

A snoldering wick from lighted candle
which had been used during the vesper ser
vice in 81. Peter and 81. Paurs Church. in Hud-
son s:rsas. Hcboten- set ere to the altar dra-
p@ry about = 81 o'clock.
The flames made brilliant illumination In
the ehurrh- Father HoGsch neideE. the rector
was Gale! and IRE alarm was sent OUT The
IRE Was eHt;nGIIshef By a chemical engine
before any se.OGs Damage had been done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

The revsboy who was Injured while playing
with AZ elevator in the Post Once building on
Saturday Eight. an! whose name Vas sup
s'iousress a. ,he Chambers Sire, Hospfts,
yesterday. He said that he was Abraham
S>hwa.tZb-rx. and that hs lived with his
.zth az. Louis ~chTertzherg. at 3l4 Delaney
street Although he Is able to talk little
ynGnE S.Evartzh~rS Is still considered in .
preSarious condition
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tn. As-.y C... Lac, DO, :. c..<.

On Saturday Ansrnooa Manager Pearson OF
the Coleman House sent Bell Boy John Girls
soa 70 the Garfield Bank With cheeks for 81
400 70 get cash 70 Day the hotel smployesA
Az 8 p. II tho boz. not having rsturnsd; M
Pearson noetdsd the police OF the West
ThiFttsth street station
Detectives Lang snd sGIhyAs were assigned
al niEht the boy ualk ed in,o the hotel with the
peasI al ssi~ AAaAzsE FsArs0a discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12
GILBERT SAILS FOE THIS COUNTRY.
He VIII Tel the Goyeruneas How the
American Prsoaers Are Farin-.

LONDON June Thames Gilbert. the dyu-
anirer recently released from Portland prison
because he was thought TO be rea. death.
sailed on the American line steam ship Cheste.
from Southampton yesterday. Thrss rhysi-
clans certified that the sea voyage would
PROBABLY protonE hts life
10 an interview Yesterday Gilbert said he In
tended during his soinurn in the United States
20 direct the Washington Govern arnts attea-
ton TO the ririabte eases Of Americans tmp ris-
oaet at Porrant GallAghe-. ne said. had .<
come hop-!essiT insane. and paly was dying
SLOWLY other political prisoners were threat
ened with INSANITY. He. himself. hac passed.
six mouths in the prison hospital during the
year Immediately preceding his release
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ws.,. Y.,,.ra.,., Err. w.

Ax-e+5- I.+s2 T-i-. sT-s=s !ssz H.-r. diraAs0
SO: 90 as Anse-.ira AYES =. fAE-s Lynch. dAap
are $50; iO:+1 2lS EL.E s<TsEir..--t street.. Louis
k<snaz. 9LEa-- so
aye. 80 >a4GE Azt NA,-r s;r-st. = Hoosy's sea.
sFsrA-s tAEa-. sIs,.u'' .. . ass, street.. bar
ri II OIL 10 tLz-,x- - .T Ht>g T.ELa ssressI
Mary CA.7ia - as - b. - GEss' Jszes s;Esss
E<gEEol! 3EJs> .LGhss 81
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The Caray.is Csst..si.G Tlsir CSsrss d
ChteaEO.

HI5x'ssCEI C Z. Jurs 11.-At rooa yes
'eEtay the American tug Triton passed
through the Straits with the nrs. one Of the
Io.Gn bus ea-.yt.s, the Mia in TOW.
=, AZ oesoeI ,A- Fitted states steamship
Newark p4sse! -.th thu flagship santa gATiA-
io.owed three Eil4s in the rear hi the I1ntA-
toned 81 the ,Eg TANanA The Plrta had her
sails Ses-
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There was FIRE early yesterday morning in
the cellar OF the three-scory brick building a:
103 Grand street. WiIlIAnsburSh- Mrs ".
Fisher 20 years OLD. Aui Yrs. II Costello, 20
years old. occupied rooms on the second floor
and we're asleep vheG the IRE u.s discovered
Both we're half sGToeIted ~ snoS- when
they were carried down A adder By Policeman.
Church and > fireman The fre Was sooc put
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sAvASSAH. Ga June ll.-Hobbs Tucker.
private bankers o. Albany. Ga. suspended
payment yesterday. Mr. Hobbs says payment
will be resumed ir . few days The failure Is
due to tho heavy loans and an inability to re-
ali1s on eoilatsralA A quiet rur on the bank
posts Cow Aggregate only SsD.LisA The ranS
declined Issi,tane. offered it tErinE th- isy:
NJ. Hollis il said TO he individually good for
more th4n the total deposiiA Mr. Tucker. who
is also rich Is Ia New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

There has teen sor,e friction between Nine.
Tsvary and Nine. Na,Ali Of tho Hinrieks
grant prers company. the former having
Sor- lni q 81 that her rank As pri1lA donna WAS
nor pro;.-rIT reensni1ad- Nine TayarT writes
"a Tar SCS that sh- will 20! create tn. part II
Md, IA the sew ope-a Il PaS!ilc:L which
rE- in this country. as she has Withdraw
iro- the company.
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vrExx.- June 11.-Nore than 1000 len have
quit work in the iron and coal mines at
Kladnn. Bohemia and the strike Is spreading
rapidly. Troops have been ordered to the
mines fror. Prague
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Mi. Cssh,aa sas ar. ss.nvaa Not Yet
Anrrt-d-

Taa report got iEto priat yesterday that Rose
Co:u.sL ard Joha T. Sullivan we're married
o, "-tnestaJ IasE in New Jsrsey, and that
:. a; sa- has married. aui Mr.. Sullivan sa!d
yes'srdAJ .a4:tHe marriage had besn post
lGEed ipr sane ti.!e. He said lie Was goiaS
OF Oh a Tacatlon for six weeks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

Ias y.saI1ai s-set aad ysrtsst .Afssy Sfrh vaiSa
AcsS EaAT ISs ths CA-Sr1A alst1 l2IAtIve syrup e
fizA un.<- Al eca4ifEsoA makes thssE tIySrIts
rs<ST To Ess ;hs All gsa AFsi<t=. Ioak fog
tks hsrtaal q taS py.saAg--If.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12
Drowned Her Two Chn<r.a ..A H.r.<,1

Z.SEsTILLE o.. June ll--Domestie trouble.
causing tempor&ry insanity to-day caused
Mrs.. g J. Weave. residing near FuItonham
10 drown her children. one aged Is years .-t
the osner 5 months. Snt herself IL BucEsye
Creek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

P,E1<. June ia death from cholera took
place to-day in BesssSes. nea- Alais. In the
Derartneot Of Gard Yesterday two persons
died OF cnol-ra AZ Montpelier. on the Leg
Turkey has declared quarantine against all
ships arriving from Asrsei!eS-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

W1-HISGTDN, june J 7 ~ EOIIvNIhG p6o-
SONS are OF the issue o. May 81. 1890:
Ss~ york-pvlEtnal - ss1!i5ia Ara5iH. Nsvtz
LAarsncs. William Peas, ssan GSvnan Rsfssas-
tnA-.s. BAHteE' TacG.ES 4 -EsT>EA lAass III R-0th-
srs UrxiaA. Haiosl - -EIAa-ta dolEs E.tLAH<sl
saaw FE-b< Ess.. La sASs-. Aartan NFrcL NoraA
sage. l-Las-Il hII;l.7u trIs s1ish, C. T.Hpl-
len Raa.a. n. 3 CsnETa & Etrns- 4 IaEsrsol
observation-disclosures -BsEIAm krSssy Orzf-
AL rp4ps. ks--Nary 2 h.e4- Ai=J A HeIl-Yy-
kantss AslylL=, AsEIs EA-Esa ASs<sts EAEi<t. Mary
OEIs@y.
Eas.s Islan4-OF.1 as-TesnLs S1Ih
CnnE4stiegI -E<arEA. Aai .ncFsaAs-GsorEs = Nua-
s1u- Eslssa--Asssg WAssl<r ur,EIEAI S149EL-UET.a
shsALa ,sAihsE. CAisAEira CAaasi
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CHICAGO. June IA steamer is burning In
the lake about four miles on ESarston- Tugs
have been seat 70 the rescue. II is feared that
the steamer may be An excursion bat several
o. which lefS here to-day !or trip on the
LAX
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jules rEKsf,s PLACE FILLEn
Hts Brother Defeated by = Man OF the same
Nane who Is No R~lasSoa-

PAzrs June 1l.-Albert Ferry. was elected
Senator to-day for the Department Of vos:es
IN the room Of the late Jules FerrJ. President
Of tn, Senate. His defeated opponent is
Charles F-rrJ. brother OF the late senator
The successful candidate is Eot related TO tie
family OF his predecessor in ONCE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12
II. Lsui..,n. Ev..IaS rs.. ss.A

LOUISVILLE. June 1.-The EseHiz9 Post has
bean sold to Mr.. Richard ". Knott and two
other men OF this eity NJ Knott has the con
trolling interest and IL TO b its editor. He
has besn an editorial writer On the CoB1i<v
y0a.yAaI for Shtrtssa ysAFA
o-ly 2 asa. - u. s's4as s.E. VA ssv rasa Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-12

y Se1 Gs.SaGsr NssllVs says Dr.. Ds1as's DIE
- s4rs ~ ~aS fr5 SlSa- -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

July IL, 1871
EDITOR HERALp-Your neighbor. The
Democrat. seems To be engaged in ex-
plotting Mckinleys views on the silver
question. Why not publish Carlisle's
al the time he voted for the free coinage
uf silver at the old ratioy Also Herbert.
who voted the same way. Carlisle. with
his free silver vote aud speech proph-
esying things il silver was not given free
coinage. would mako interesting reading
now.
II he or Herbert have changed their
views il was because Cleveland bought
them OF with cabinet seats. Carlisle
has never repented publicly of that free
silver heresy.
Mckinley may have been mistaken as
were many others. as 10 the future effect
OF the silver purchase bill. but he was
never 30 crazed as 10 vote foror advocate
the free coinage Of silver. With free
silverite az secretary Of the United
States treasury. no wonder the country
is panicky and business men have no
confidence In the financial honesty Of
the head Of the treasury.
And by the way, did you know this is
the condition OF the country under dem
ocratic rule!
Always was Getaways will be 30.
State bank money and tariff for revenue
only prevailed from 81 to 81, and the
conditions then were as they are now
nothing settled-no certainty in bust
ness matters. Like causes produce simi-
lar results.
IL p
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Governor Waite of Colorado il about
as sizable an ass as Governor Pennoyer
81 Oregon. Those western states ought
to raise the standard OF their governors
and quit trying to lower that OF the cir
culatirg medium II they want to live in
harmony with the rest Of the eisterhood
in acknowledgements Journal.
One az the most quiet conventions
ever held was that Of the deaf mutes in
art hall at the worlds fair the other day.
At the same time the convention was an
index Of a higher civilization and of
mans work for man. The deaf mute
has been factor in life instead Of a
-Muskegon News.
This il certainly scaly administra-
ton. President Cleveland is bobbing
for bass in Long Island sound; AdIai
Stevenson Is casting for Rocky mount
ain trout, and Senator Hill is watching
his cork OH Sarenac lake, ready TO hook
any thing that comes his way Bay
City Tribune.
The story told Of pretty chamber.
maid al the Palmer house who married
an Austrian baron would find more
ready believers il one could get rid Of
the impression that Mr.. Palmer has
adopted this method of securing help in
time Of great scarcity. Free
Press.
The bank failures in Denver are the
natural outcome Of the agitation there.
II was not the decline in silver that
precipitated IL. hut the loud talk in
dnlged in by leading men. which upset
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21
Hi AND MSS BRIEFS.

The populists in Kansas talk Of hav.
ing a militia II their own. OF cours- IL
mus. be cavalry. else how can their
horses wade IA their brides IN bloodss
New York Journal.
Pedestrians in Bcsfon should beware
II three destructive elements the fire
engine. the electric cars and the devil. =.
Boston Home Journal.
Thus far there is reported no interna
tional complications between the VISIT.
ing vikings and Carter Usrrisnn's no.
Iice.-Seu York Press-
Pennsylvania is having touches 81
earthquake. II will take something a
that sort 70 stir up Philadelphia New
York Telegram.
t.x.Actor Bsndmsnn appears IA have
two xivcs on his hands. HE seems r.
be a SORT - hushandmann.- -. Loiiis
Post Dispatch.
Instead - Lets have cream the
proper caper nov IL what do you say
10 a little fvrotoxicon. - Boston Trans.
scriIf-
4 COOL many people think the naked
eye comet = out ~ sight Boston Haf
ald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

brienson and fprbe-. the two dsring
crooks Who escaped from the county
iaa Thursday morning. took borg
chances and sos. Ths rle,hols BY
Vbich they gained seress q tie euter
woyld are eesghes nes nor novel. Il i
sarprising tsst they could have lowered
themselves 70 the ground from third
story xiajcw on a ehite sheet sgainsss
rel val IN the brilliant glare e az
electric light without attracting The at
teutisn a anylody The window from
witch they escaped y in fsli aad rnob-
sfructed view from three directions A
p,.lscetnsa patrols beat along Louis
ard Csmpau streets. the line ~ vision
between himself and the jail being
uninterruvted fts considerable di--
fznee between tas hours II IL ADD 2
those two streets are rarely u ever
wholly deserted. Reporters. open night
restaurant men. deputies shsriffs and
tclslsd Saloon patrons msy Dc sneoun-
tsrrd AZ sry time u ngat before
s'ciosk between Pearl and Waterloo
streets en- Iouis add Csmpsu- Sstur
sily the-e pss~rrssy take look ~ the
barred snd Trsts~i windows q shs iail
~hich stands ost n speosish relief
undsr the ssysof ne rby eleetric light
Bss The s~o fnxitlvrs -elegsed time
.hcn The ssr~ets were deserted. The
rolivsr,an hsd dissppesf~,i IN Springs
siiqc. IN ~ regular r,ands. AMI THE
rr,~tsrs. howewsra ard eskerwi-s
bsonsi. had Ser he tine heir9 t,srued az
their sseusorused routrs Erssyshinr
AMI everybody uasitnnxiy cosspire.i
g. permit the prisoners - --..ape
II eoalS no. - aoae cnre 10 =
tAsnsand iinnes Sithenf discovery
Brienson and Ferries nasy ccnsratnlsfe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

REPEAL WITHOUT SOSlssIbesNA
Senator Stockhricge expresses . fear
that the purchasing clause Of the ShSr-
man act cannot lie repealed except uppn
condition that the tar d ten per ccnt'cn
STATE bank notes shall also be repealed.
IL is rossitle that this condition viii 10
sccedsd 10 by the honest money demo
Gratis 10 aopeass he ciamorous demands
Cor more raoney q the fat money dsma-
gorues< IL would be better for the
c0u try il tho purchasing clause Il the
Sherman act we're revoked by distinct
and Independent vote. Tn such vote
the republicans would 30 free
10 act 10 consonance with their
priv ate sievn and party principles
To burden the reneaiing act with con
dition which will redeem pledge q
the nat.onsl democrat platform. adopted
n Chicago. wosld force every repub-
h,sn 70 veto against repeal and thereby
cof finoe our prssent strained and dis
sstrrus financial condition. Republicans
NIL 10 ready 20 vote % repeal the mis-
chevous rurchaaing clause. aud Il
deeued ~xYedient the entire act. bat
thy Wiil lot vote % abolish one menace
= prosperity % substitute another IN
6ciseiy eo-sc. "A between the con
tiaaed pure ase u silver. which cannot
be cosnet, and tho iegaIixing q unstable
ansi aucsuafing vild,at notes in The
fctn q currency there j. no choice
whatever II Tao democrats desire the
al 4 republicans 10 wipe cut the silver
hesesy republicans viii assist. they
viii not assist in carrying out the
pledges of the national democrat plat
form.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

Mamma Come. Johnny. Say your
verse for the lady.
Jobnny-ln the multitude at counsel
era there Is q bicycle.
Why. Johnny. -.herc u
safety" not a bicycle"
Johnny Well. what's the diff Boz
ton Transcript.
Nov. what would you think Of . trip
20 the pole
On an iceberg cool end high.
On . freezing sea. who're tina Ice
blocks roll
Meath An icicle- bordcred sky.
Atlanta Constitution.
Bioobumpcr--You went fishing with
Miss keedi.,k yesterday. didn't you!
Spatts-lea.
Bloobumper-Cat anythingy
Spatts-Well. We came back engaged;
but don't know whether ! caught her
or she caught me.--Puck.
Biggs-You cay high living killed
him. lie was as poor ss church mouse
How could it,
Boggs Fell from the window of the
eighth story fat Buffalo Courier.
Owners Of conductorless street car
lines are usually complimentary fellows.
AT least they suppose everybody who
rides IN their cars 10 be passing fare
New York World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-21

S~Ezsor + b Shxkbrs4xs II kslacs
zoo pssssd tAroo9il tAe city lasl sight
on his say 10 Asci,n4e Islzx 4 Il am
xoanz Up for vesfs ress prspsrssory 10
Eo41g 10 " ash.ngton u agl-ui Tbs extra
session q coa4rxss.~ sasd Ne 70 re-
torser soz Tss HkEAIo. Il shall leave
FIR the capitol week from Thursday
What we shall d. after We get there 10
still IN doubt The nght against the re
peal d tbs purchasing CLAUSE of the
There are probably sir or seven republi-
can senators who viii vote against the
repeal jones ard Stewart u Nevada.
Snd Teller and Woicott ct Colorado are
lroDouueed advocates II tree coinage.
and there Il no possible chance 10 Win
them over. IL looks doubtful as 20
shether OIL repsaiing the iAw can be
put through the senate.
Still President Cleveland 10 very
earnest 10 his opposition 10 the law. aud
! % not believe he would have calle-d Us
togetheT had DO not besn eeftain that
the law vii be repealed.
:. he Il too shrewa man not 10 have
reen cure Of bis ground before making
the call lie is bringing every possible
pressure to bear m order 10 keep his
congressman in line. Little patronage
- being disprsed and the democrat
members are lat receiving assurances %
anything. sld viii not until their chief
~ Ehes are carried out.
What l am fearful Of 10 the possible
repeal Of the 10 per cent tax on state
banks. and that thus viii be offered as .
sutstituts for the sherman law. Those
southerpers want cheap money and
plenty II il. l should not be surprised
II President Cleveland had made . deal
Nth them by which they were to vote
zoe the repeal of tho Sherman Law
Ca condition that the state bank tar
law will DO repealed I am vigorously
opposed TO the Sherman Law; but do
not wish 10 zee il repealed at such a
cost. The substitute would be worse
than the original measure. could
never bring myself TO vote for IL; but
am afraid many 81 the opponents OF the
Sherman law will be induced 10. and
that the two measures will be coupled
together ia some way