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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Lawyer N T. Woodbridge is in Lit tie Rock today on business connect ed with his profession.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Brandon's Cough Syrup is prepared especially for children and is the best known remedy for coughs, cold or croup. Try bottle and be con vineed. Prepared Eby Mann-Tank- ersley Drug Company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Hon. Bob. Crockett, of Stuttgart, k in the city
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Prosecuting Attorney Smith c. Martin went to Little Rock this morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Mir. Ed. Russell went to Little Rock on the early morning train.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Order your Thanksgiving TurKeys from Holmes X Porter. d2t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Fresh kront, Dill vinegarand mixed pickles at Goldsmiths. tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25
A. J. MITcnELL's

For all kinds of fancy chocolates and homemade candies. IF W. Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Get the best for the same money. Hotel Truleel< bar and Billiard Hall, Art Mullens, proprietor. This house keeps only the finest and best liquors. Why drink poor liquors when you can get good at the same price? Billiard hall is frst=class. Polite attention. Your patronage solicited
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Children's hair-eutting Ut Rag lands barber shop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Mir \. M. Robinson leaves tonight for Texarkana. where next week he will do court work as stenogra- pher. We can recommend Mir Rob inson to the favorable consideration of the citizens of Texarkana. He is q stenograpner of the very best ability, accurate, reliable and re- sponsible and most courteous and polite young gentlemen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Just received | ear of fresh canned goods which offer very cheap Call and be convinced.
 :. E. GOLDSMITH, If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25
A. J. MITCHEL.L'S

For oysters served in all styles. IF N. Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Blondining, bleaching and hair dying n speciality at Ragiand's.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Arkansas sweet gum timber is selling in Europe at $60 per l,000-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

The Kingsland Democrat publishes the program of the Cleveland coun y Teachers Institute which will be held at Kingsland on the 20. 21 and 9 days of December 1893. We notice that Professors Jordan and Quinn of this city are on the pro gram for addresses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Lawor A. B. Grace has returned rom Little Rock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Mr. k. NJ. Shfeye. of Stuttgart. is in the city, witness i'll the Robin son damage case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Mr II. E. Rogers, of Warmer, is a visitor in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Ne understand there is a move ment on foot to purchase the water works and extend 12-inch pipe to Sulphur Springs or Cantrell Springs, both of which places are about 200 feet above our level and which would force the water from hydrants in the city over ten-story brick. We hope this plan will be consummated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

Mr. Charles F. Ables. of Little Rock. is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

The streets arc thronged with vis- itors today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

This is a nice time of year to have your shoes half soled by Williams X Williams. the boss shoemakers, 2l5 West Barraque street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

The young gentlemen and young ladies society of the Catholic church gave an entertainment at the resi- elence Of Mr. D. Il Wilson last even ing.
 About one half of the electric wires that arc overhead in the city are not insulated. Look at the rags hanging from them This is U {Iangefx51ik sftuatipn, If one of these flr<s uas fo drop and strike a per il{,il lf xolll{l be Instantaneous death.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1893-11-25

PROP L. E. QUINN. city Editor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
HELP FoH rHE roon

Space - given to Mr.. Mussolman this
morning 10 make public bis views on
the question Of existing and impending
restitution In this town and also 10 sub
init plan to relieve the same. THE
HszALp Il not disposed 10 undsresii-
mate tho true condition Of the unem.
pioycd nor 20 prejudice any movement
that may be inauguratcd to relieve their
necessities What was said on the sub
Jet 10 these columns last Sunday morn
Ing vas predicatsd upo0 statements
made 10 THE HxSsLD BY these whose
ofhciai station qualified them to speak.
IL u possibls that they misunderstood
the significance q the reports they re-
eeivsi. and therein would DC basic for
any lack q Information on the part Of
fnH HEsAtR Mr.. Musaelnan is man
of broad Intelligence. close observer.
and = moved by the volitious Of a gym
pathetic nature. lie has given the
sHe.sct 20 which no writes a careful
invssfigatioa and located the fact that
distress i impendin.g through the
ehanneis q trade With which he - "a.
mihsr Nobody Wiil question the ain.
esrity q bis conclusions. nobody will
dsny that the source Of his information
- un4aestioushiy reliable But viii
his p4&n pperafo successfully He uooli
have the vel to 10 contribute 10 fund
q xh0oo more OF Ie-s. 10 h. used IN
pssfrhs-irg nece-sary supplies T. an.
tsciPefc cosninx Demands Ibe method
- eistritntinz the supplies Il certainly
feas.tle. but iho p'ao ifsalf = i,nrract.c.
stie. Pr no ether rea@sn than that Il
veoAi ce Impossible % ooas or squeeze
"a @in eamei iron those abe e. give.
u nltght De- s=itie 20 secure fairy
larzs fua1. aay tiono0. on, that would
- lnisi,qusis. With fhs c,.apnration
q ss'siiag charity ofgsnila ,lons snd the
eisg lageramsn. $1,000 coal,i b. prnat.
atis u-ef. Tlta4at such co.operatioe.
frsuas sni lIapo-tors vsa,d break The
sses r good thai IS would accomplish.
fhe risn = teth no7e' All original II
aieht - tired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

"AfIetocracy." Bronson Towards su-
pcsb satire on American society. will be
seen Tor the hrst time in tins town in
The Powers tonight No play OF How
ards has caused 50 much comment, and
never las Manager Charles Frohman
sent such superb company Of players
for tour Of the provinces Wilton
lsackaye. one OF the best leading mon ON
the American stage. will PLAY the part
created by Maurice barrymore. and the
balance Of the cast, with two exceptions.
- the original one. Mr.. Laekaye's art
has created Tor him a uniaue place
among the leading men OF the stage.
critics ranking him with BARRYMORE.
kelcey and Drew; others contend that
he Is superior. II IL gratifying 10 state
that Manager Powers efforts 10 secure
lesdirg attraetioEs are appreciated. and
that tie advance sale for "Aristocracs"
is enormous. An excellent play given
by well balanced company Il species
of enjoyment That lives long In memory.
In this sgc OF goaheaditveness there
10 nothing Improbable in the proposal OF
marriage 10y wire in The Limited Mail'
when tpe hero sits at the key and the
heroine by has side reads the message of
love from the eounder. Ii is a pretty
scene and The Limited Mail is draw
Ing crowded houses at The Grand.
Matinee today
The seat sale for the Custer Guard
Ministries 10 he given ia Lockerby hall
Monday night opens this morning. The
members Of the company have racked
their brains Tor something novel and
think they have been successful in the
program TO bc presented.
Lovers OF clean. straight vaudeville
a'e enjoying the excellent bill presented
AT Smiths this week.
The Rose Hili Folly company will be-
gin weeks engagement at Smiths
Sunday evening.
On Sunday night She will open at
The Grand .or the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

Since the election of Grover Cleye.
land, owing 10 the distruet OF the people
and the tarid agitation. labor has De.
creased 20 per cent. wages Ga per cent.
business 4, per cent. men out OF employ.
ment over l.ooO.ooO, loss Of weekly
wages over S9.0oo.OOO. and the decrease
in wages averages $40 per week by
those employed. God help tho poor and
needy; Tor give us THE day our daily
bread has more meaning and force
than u has had since the winter az
1867 m this country. God help the
poor~Cedar Springs Clipper.
Governor Mckinley travelled 32s miles
10 register lest be lose an American
frcesHns franchise. Compare this With
Ausbsssador Van Alien. who never voted
nnt lssi year. and then only for the
mse Who Tor 10000 appoints him TO q
TAT Office. Auskegon Chronicle.
The ooly thing the democrats have
succeeded IN doing. eince getting into
power, but which they we're expected 90
do. is the stealing from thousands IL
union veterans the pensions which had
been granted then Ia accordance with
lac 5is Rapids Pioaeef
The results q yesterdays elections
cannot be interpreted az this time. They
dsd net turn on The issue which a year
ago pat the democracy In power. and a
year hence. u the same condrioBs pre-.
vail. The countgy vili better understand
the causaS Nuakegpu News
There - but ono way 30 restore conf.
deuce snd sre-ari'y; u - bevin now and
york b ssad At the next gensrsl slec
fioo. such representatives e. conereaa
Who eiii vote Tor protection first. last
snd ~ the time liat fsssine Ioor
nRt
The recess show that over 10 lynch
irgs fees TARA place IN the seath dar.
ma 81 pat year The rates q lifr
inaa tfa ga suitue8 risks mUst ~
prefs} hiEs a4sn their Detroit Jous
nAl
u the p'teess husgae~. eatlook ao~s
~ isFf she ,istsoerstsc schsnae a
IN iosssis 80 wlii ~ ~ srt o. Yield >
s~ff So fie fsvsNas last lpr.iAn
f.at@ff.rlse
To ps9pie t~sia ~ t.siisve ~ - 80
Naff HsS - ~ titesa eavspsfeFs lsss
'st ef ef etfa Faa 'saeiaas
ilefsAt
N~ftf r~e hss ashs-s~i shs asstee
Z. = - ~ fsss sessl t~.ise aaas = ~
sfsf Is ~ sstsssef - uhia paf
as lasass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

Thar spirited debate on the A. p. A.
question % vigorously contested by The
Democrat and. The Eagle has been
sheived Tor the tims-being with the
honors altogether with the afternoon
debatsr. SO long a. The argument was
confined 20 equivocai statements Of
equisoeal fact. The Eagle supported it's
aide Of the question with marked moder-
alton and ability. The Democrat. how
ever. hoist by its own petard. began to
uss billingsgats and arrogate to itself
wisdom superior To any known 10 have
been possessed by sage or philosopher.
and The Eagle properly dropped out OF
the discussion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

hatisosi Commissioner Bdliazs ha4
setei w.th commendatle preasptlssd~
n The matter q requiring rsfsay com
rsa - operating tais state 70 saaie
teesr ears with ~ safest and t.<s haas.
ing ana lighnnR sprliaacrs The holo.
eroat AZ Rattle Creek evidently
sses,sned 80 sonnisssoeer e. The
aeee~.ty e protecting rsiiray raa
scnSess ircrn the danger q cse-n stioa ia
future sFrcks ID Sees rsaae,i ~ "a. -.
= deieetre aeetsrs and amps. Sc Ia
tlIeFefsr. .assed a. erssr sties n,u..
= Hoostfued IS pwemptoy. requirisx
that fafssY msasresa sh.if 49,
ti.eif e~rs aita TIE ts-s moiern
app'iance@ ~ eef'niur aud aghtinx
- sase Tie es~t Is aoae 10
seenr~ - = ffr-ousei ihst ~ depart
nert FeEerves Sc rzh. - r.lr~ :. -
- 4e~tis < the uee Arp.iaace. ~.
seFi - - - heafsta 10. hsss~r.
mag a. srfrf fse Baker -. 60.
-, = $50. fes ra'tt'ey asassef.
81 a,i,hfeas afsg sae a,s. - -.
ssr''s>f rsHsttis 'Desiert ~ fsii.sfs 3,
- - v'ehi nri.s Drssesptsla taa a,ss
safaa . - q r-*- o. Ih~ srtsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
WILL rEsT the CRUISER
Columbia 20 Take . TRIP Along the
Coast.

PaitsDELPaiA. Nov. Preparations
for the cruiser Columbia's official race
against time are nearly completed. and
the vessel will leave Cramps yard.Saf.
urday. The trial and course viii DO
the same as that ~ the New York. a
forty mile stretch between Cape Ann
and Cape Porpoise. on the New
England coast. The navigation OF the
chip siii be ia the hands Of Captain
Sargent and tho running OF the machin.
CRY viii be snpefintended by Edwin s.
Cramp. chef engineer Of the yard. Tho
crew viii consist Of about 400 picked
employees Admiral Walker viii be
preeioent OF the naval trial board.
The cruiser. IL Is expected, will
reach Doston Sunday or Mon
day. anu the Course will be run
over ana inspected Tuesday. Three
trail fuas wiii probably take place, two
Of which viii be over the forty mile
consse. The vessel must under the
builders contract. make twenty one
knobs au hour Tor four hours FOR each
quarter knot IN excess the Messrs.
Cramps viii receive premium OF
5000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

There - no ray Of hope tor tho de-
f-sIsd aad Fspuslis II democracy. The
later returns Only magnify the sublime
psopsrtions 4 the stapeBdoas landslide
~hirh TUESDAY swepz from power the
,s~noerats - tour states. and disIodged
theaa 10 az ieast Gee other. Mckinley's
nz.eri,y 10 Ohio will be nearly OF quite
icCc0 Dse~nhalgs 10 elected governor
q Massachusetts, by sS0oo plurality.
Jaeksoa 8. elected governor Of Iowa by
= plurality of 5o.o0o In each OF these
states The only issue was ths
tarid. Nsithcr sorsheaded ofics seekers
nor iocal lssues eat the slightest figure.
The gauntlet Was thrown down on pre-
eisely he same grounds Il was one year
$50. Ths people rallied TO the support
q rrotecsioa and carried tho day in iri.
nmph. Conceding that the sorehsads
aud local issues controlled the contests
IN NsE York and New Jersey. II still re-
nAlaa % 10 explained Why these sore
beais and local issues should super
sens % defeat she election Of democrat
iegislatures. The truth l. that the
xrsat sor<irg masses have been swak.
sned 10 = realization % the fatal
error they made oos year ago They
lave attempted to correct thar error and
ssecsedsd 60 the delight Of the rcpub-
heans and dismay OF the democratic
TAe tippancy Of the democrat press in
the gloon Of defeat is in startling con-
t'sst 10 their boastful predictions before
the crash came. They expected 10 win.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

Of eonrss Il u IN "a year. of course
the Disappointed oliies sssksrs dsfssted
tbs demoerst esadidafes ~ course
local issass had al 10 DO vifh The ssy-
srzl elsetioas Of course the weakest
nsa we're nosninstsd BY the democrats
of course thsrs l. no sixnifcsacs In the
rssalts. II vzs iust holiday sort q an
affair for the democratic They went 20
The trouble q Spreading thousands Of
dollars 10 carry iox2 Nss Jersey. New
York and Massachusetts, just for the fun
u The thing. They knew al the time
that Russell. Boies. Neal add Maynard
woule Be showed undar by niajorities -
large they can scarcely he computed
1eey held political meetings. had torch.
light PROFESSIONS and mailed millions OF
free trade documents oniy to keep the
fires q enthusiasm alive on the party
affairs and 20 show Nhst big joke they
were piaying. In q few dsss the demo
erat press viii be claiming that no cleo
tons were hsld last Tuesday. IL beats
all how stEPid the republicans are. not
10 see thar the Overwhelming defeat OF
the democrats Vas oaly bic Of political
humor Of course IL wss Ii soothes
the democrats TO look Al IL In that way.
That's the Only solaee they can extract
from the returna Lat them enjoy them
selves
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

- tAs ssnni~isss< gu b. hailed sith
sppresd - sa tzsss.><s vke have 81
sa<zsr ths si<kiy glare 81 dali barn
ins. isv-s~ss al lamp sad 10 proxinity
70 the speE h~@rth Of shsll. lie hsaiss.
10 shicE shs lss Goals sios tksousA ths
snf>ss~asd and uspsossrfsd Ers- bon
door fhsss sli ~ - sdisd s~us> q
s.fkty "a ksswins that ~ LAMP assnss
sspiods snd that - ssss the ed. ran
% NE track the i've Goals Ia Ne hs.fsr
OH not - danp~d ca 10 ths piaion-d
cody u . hslpless victim
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
LIONS IN A ScuRRY
4 Cage Fs'l Of Hsssnbscks kni-
mab Tumbles From q Van
SHAKING or Int BIG fttlows


cnsckoo. Not. --liaesuhscks llces
All bat cblAinsd the hberis q Jsckssn
PARK sestsuass Al s0nnacf iAss have
is'ekna froa- ttsir cage ever the saiFsnos
10 their ARENA and lonEed for an oppof.
tunip - es viii the crowd thai leoksd
az then ffosn ths street "a thclz izsl
DAY "a Midway they we're aln,o<i given
The privilege tisfonTk 40 suc.aebL
The animals are hesng taken fros
their dens IA the bnild.nEs Ia Mldxxs
and shipped 20 Nex losk hie szns are
backed AZ 70 abe deor a ne srsas end
tho animals are drisen from ths c4se.
that have held them al sun nnf lnio The
CAGES on wheels. These are felnr loaded
onto Hat cars fos shipment Three q
the cars stood oD the tracks In
front II the Noman's boildinz yes
terday snd men we're "a work poshinc
The heavy vans into pO~itlon Tea ship
meat After The, wors PLACED 90 the
cars the Wheels ~ the vans eerc taken
%. A large cage containing The hons
had be>n loaded aud . 5sck sss pisced
under = rear aale when the wagon ess
pushed fofN srd and RULED along over the
hoor ~ the car. lts cour>s xas o1 tbs
side. and half dozen men. seeing me
danger. grabbed fhs sshesls 90 stop A.
They we're Unsuccessful. aud when TIE
forsSnd sheei rolled OF the west sils a.
the car the workmen ran, fnarinr that
the cage would 10 broken and The
breasts sci free.
The lions roared aud beloved "a thez
were plunged forward by the front END
of their habitstion falling Fortunately
the van fell against . poet supporting
the tracks Of the lntramursi rsllruad
This vas better than II the wagon had
fallen over. the men thought bot yet
they hesitafcd 10 disiodge K. II nss
tightly wedged befseen the post and
tho top az the car. and u was soFne time
before they were able 10 get the llons IN.
90 horizontal positions Az they tnered
and pulled, loosening the cage. the he2sis
above them snarled and roared, max
ing the surroundings anything bat
pleasant Had the car fallen 10 the
ground IL would probshl, have been
with > fcient vioiencs 20 have openeda
door e. have given the beasts 81 lndih
an opportunity o. educate themselves "a
The eKposition. IL the opportunity had
been given them the other visitors
would have willingly abandoned the
park 90 them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

-Willi4m Mckinley II anaonbtedis TIE
b<xt presideni of ske lnsssd States >
said f'hil I. colsspss ~ Hss<lngs pres.
dent ~ the state league Il repD 1liosn
ciubs Ia TIE Aoffun ynefer1Ry. sHls
magnificent xictov stamps hin ~ the
leader q the repoblscAn partf. 1 sss
that there = . presidential blom Tor
Ton Reed; bot DO not belless the ek:
speaker. brilliant add ssrstils - be ua.
qoteflonetly ~ can command the foIns
that Nskiniey can. NeiIkef kss the
hold on the Affections Il the rank aud
rie q fepubilCsnism. / regard ,esisr.
days victories - friumphant slndica.
ton a TIE principles - the rspatlican
party Grover Ciereland hss seen tke
handwriting on the wall he may learn
\ lesson from "a; but do DOT ti.ink he
can save democracy and prevent the
partys defeat In lss6 His start i too
late"
Herbert T. Sprague Of Hilisdase. q
clever young impcrsopator Who - doing
work similar 90 that done by Leland II
Powers was guest ia The Morton yea
tefday on his way % Shelby where he
viii give an enterfaiDment tonight
Dwight Cutler % Grand Haven rna
AAe1tos cAtie&n " tFfttE t<4ac, tlt
principal stockholders Ia the Cutler a
savidge Lumber company. are guests In
The New Livingston
Mr. and ars r. T. Fales a. Belding
Ere guests in Sweets They are in the
city visiting Mr. Fales' brother. Bingley
Faies q The Limited Mall company.
n. h. Jones' Of Lansing. president a
the Michigan Knight. IL the Grip. was
. guest IN The Kent yesterday.
C; w. Gardner Of Nesaygo, county
clerk OF Newaygo county. dined In the
Bridge street house yesterday.
MoEroS- Joseph Kilian, Paw Paw;
w. X Wooden. Battle Greek: &. W.
sherman. Detroit; Cyrus Smith, Lsns-
ing; John Northwood. New Lathrop:
III. b. Peck. Kalamazoo.
swKrTs-J. d. Mumford, Saginaw: r. &
w. Smith. Detrt,it; L. Miller. Miss Hor.
tense Osmun. Nashville; r. l. Fales.
Bedding; y. A. Eldred. lonia
NV LfyIsosroS--Mrs w. c. Baker.
Grand Haven; J. H. Stevens. Battle
Creek; II. Hart. Alieean; w. NJ. Potter.
Petoskey; j. j. Laramour. Battle Creek;
q. l. Roberts. Detroit
EAoLE-R. b. Squires, Rockford: Al.
fred Jeklo, Detroit; {. L. Wood. Ne.
costa; W. IL Smith. Muskegoa; Mrs 1.
=. Walbrecht. Wayland; b. A. oatley.
Belmont
kssr-N. b. Jones. Lansing; r. ID.
Sims. Lansing; J. X jackson and wife.
Newaygo; J. O. Packard. vogel; Mrs A.
j. Chiids. Bellaire.
BKrpsE STKfKT--F. q. Smith. Port
Huron; c. W. Gardner. Newaygo; @. 5.
jewell. Rockford; l.. Plat. Cooperssille;
Ray Thompson. Cedar Springs; A. X
Thurston, Fremont
CLAKESpos-W. s. Clark. Holton: DIR.
Holden. Rockford; ID. Barstow. Casno-
via; +. f. GIL. Hubbardstnn; A. I. |
Squier. Grant; 5. j. Davis. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

such l. ne is~aia< q s.s ,ol,sms.s
epee ~ sneseet Il = sot esoe.sary y
oecssfe > enA o<z1les 1poo t1x ritsl
qoasuons ~ th< c<ss. sAioh o-sy -
mors appropriately s>e~rse1 onf.i fils
nnss hee<se9 shsn possleis nes rs.seas
Esy ~ shes1 fof datsrrpf 1cnuios.aa
fof The rfeeeut ~ cansl1tlons afe e.
slIeas that ] DO no< Teri 81 ht.erty b.
disreksrd thso 10 ths sx1>oi 10 xklch 4
shall - ccspsiisd n swsrzias an H.
lunetior
ne molten nust shsrssss~ b. lss,sa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09
Tn. is the way the Detroit News in

TITS h the way the Detroit News in
PRODUCES the prose chapter OF its story
on Tuesdays local election:
roaring. rushing river, sweeping away
al oestractsons on is mad rush to the sea
gurgling forest rivuiet. meandering along
In The deepest shadows aud finally clawli
under rock and disappearing from the
public gaze
The above remarkable scene was
painted to 60 az the companion piece to
pastel in rhyme which preceded IL in
the same column. IL that's the kind OF
al election they held in Detroit. it's not
surprising the honors were divided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

lr tskssa newspsper With monumental
appreciation % ia own estimated wit 10
speak Il Tuesdays rout Of democracy
as -m0mentary defeat" II is the
most B.oarnfuliy miserable "mousht'
that ever befell party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

WmLx 10 10 true that the hard times
had something to do with II IL il trucr
that the votes OF deceived and dis ap-
pointed workingmen had most to do
with il and truest that the rectitude Of
republican principles had all 10 do
with IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

SPANISH dynsmiters are quite a. de.
testable az any OF tho breed the world
over. There can be no assassin so
despicably hateful AZ the cowardly cur
who nurls desth-dealing missile into
the midst OF innocent and inoffehdiug
pcrsoos to wreak revenge on others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

LAST night Rock Island train ran
into the rear end Of another right In the
csty Of Chicago where trains are sup
posed TO be under perfect control The
fatalities number tive while thirty are
suffering from injuries received In the
wreck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

JrpcE GAKr not only won the race
himself but he carried the entire repab-
lican ticket. with one exception. through
to victory. pte one exception was the
openly avowed candidate OF the anarch-
ists Kraft AItgeld and anarchy are
both without political prestige in Chi
caoo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-09

ga I-snsais q Byron sss srrsstsd By
Tpur sheriff Gates Yesterday and
nse.51t - tsi Tor examinzfisiu. 90 Z
eonpssint made BY Maggie LsndiA The
CON piasnant ssnts Lsaadss % furnish
.onas 70 xsep the peace. The troubls
ssau'as up 70 his arrest sas sxplain.d IN
TIA hsRAf.D fsw nornlngs ago.