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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-10-27

quanty Of binder Irvine has accepted b
One manufacturer estimates it Boston New
Bureau is twn will be low nat
lew contracts will be made before February though tey
There nothing special way business The nterast
to De on the quantity carried both
definitely
will probably be slight Nominal quotations
w.. roo 49,. , Cents Per Pound.
Standard 600 feet n w
Standard mixed (525 to $50 feet to the pound .7H a
Manila 600 feet the AZ
Pure Manila 1850 feet to the pound q 8X
mea world the daily report Every on.
would think times booming But the the
occasionally
Who Lies?
There the most outrageous lying going papers
the financial condition Two different section will Give
absolutely contrary people will it
to be thus abused depends on their ignorance.
We take the following from the report non
day. Oct %:
"WORLDs MARKET.
STOCKS WEAK THROUGH
IN WHEAT r1cuREs
The stock market opened weak and declined DER cent
touched
IN the other active stocks was less Important"
Now let the the Minneapolis Tribune and a1
report for day:
NEW YORK, Oct 23It like remnsntv a.
1.-The good old tines
large SCALE nearly everybody side Of
Now what G. Weekly Review of trade SAWS H.
sued same day: - ~ '''' :"
IS so slow that merchants asking
10 with the dance Grover Let tho v
whole robber when the people m
the neck and the geographical uxtaposion Of the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-10-27
TWine Market.

John Good great manufacturer
spinning machine with will simplify the
manufacture of twne Did G. invent
low hundred dollars, to reap two million himself?
Patterson of London branch to handle
twines and fbres in New York.
The strength of New Zealand fax said
other n the world.
About 100000 will be cultivation
Strip and this the binder
dred twenty five thousand taken.
Albee Smith, of Baltimore the
market which will make excellent binding pound
the that all the
fiber, retail.
Coage says Tat an extraordinary large
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-10-27
Commercial, From lst Page.

binary only no but there
the extraordinary accumuatona crop 125 millions
Short wheat pepexible' problem
Secretary the Chicago Board Trade Ston pretend
know any thing about it and says
thing
handled by lot ackanaps who nothing
big STOCK big CROP short; STOCK crop,
we're 1ong.'"
words every States Great
OF Montechristo, jumping jack Csus When
not farmer began manage
"Secr Board7" "Seler Board merely option
onetd the ownership could wenfour hour lift
the wheat 81 bush and putting their office the centre Of
mile have the entire Chicago He'll crawl their abdomens
through the brars buy at that figure!
import of
quarters
the United States furnish the good wheat The
fashioned about Liverpool England setting the price wheat
still being used and millions of foolish people still believe it,
crop this
lions Great Britain France and therefore greatly
reduced consumption at homeior used $25 bushe
with 20 millions less population, hundred million
Here table which gives the comparative supplies wheat the
British market:
Week endg Oct. Week before
B. -$:;::s $Ss
American wheat ao6oo0 S6s GOO
4 ~ aEs o,4. It 600
American, qs 100000 bu
New Zealand this tabe?as
only competitor, quality
feror
"Balt"whh Russia Germany, etc.,
the estimate of shortage in the worlds supply Of IL million
ports Manitoba" wheat quarter ex-
Ship Calcutta sold
grade-you may know what linking" does for yeul
always English quotations.
American red winter getting London quotations
frauds-and Californian hards Duuths, getting
Liverpool And don't Liverpool daily
erpoo figures.
general thing price, compares English wheat
But this applies Calcutta grains
grain compares with mixed Duluth.
In grades
complete control prices through the Chicago Board of Trade time
the producer to begin organize to defend his markets.
County,
series OF articles Seer Board knock the
the Chicago Destroyer Those articles received
deal of attention.
Up people, operators
the terrific there the option
million bushels of wheat all "visba the warehouses gran
shipment But the
wonderful power what would be
had an option q hundred milionsl
TRUTH however much believe
of option sell hundred million bushels of wheat
above that
woodland the thing that will You
You talk and all day But you
knock that horrible Of evil at Chicago until
a "Seler Board"
You may give power millions
bushe and not You locate that Board
DESERT fifty miles from
who approaches you
still find the Chicago robbe gambler crawling the
night get per they
what you have donel
There help thieves in
Why they clothes scalp
bushel
And Why possibly manage whole
the around the Offices
publish
grams day, 18th
Will the farmers organize? We said five years
proposition almost the sober
We still believe that prophecy will be fulfilled We be
will level headed enough their Board
single farmer with solitary bush of
that large number proportion OF their
dollar q
board selected by delegated convenia organization
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-10-27

This work takes up of the most important and
mysterious elements of human gOvetnment-the secret
of the nations of the earth by the great house
OF Rothschilds, their and sources Of informa-
tion and power, and the far-reaching effects.
1t also touches upon the singular mysticism of He
brew Cabalism, and the untrodden avenue of seer.
knowledge.
The plot is laid in and about the Stock Exchange of
New York. and it's characters embrace several of the
greatest operators of modern times.
DR.. Fish is peculiarly fitted to produce such q book.
His classical work. in the field Of Eyptology and Semi
tic lore and his experience the Exchanges land
Commercial editor Of metropolitan journals, has made
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17
Alscep no nE funny.

Take them up tenderiy, lift them with
care.
Fashioned 80 elenderly-only one pair.
Greet them not rudely with laughter
and taun;s;
Once fhey we're -trousers.~ but now they
are pants
Smith. Gray 4 Cc's Monthly.
What has convinced You that the
nev preacher should be- ranked with the
he,eticsf
Church Member ieavensi the awful
dreams / have during the sermon.--
Inter OCEAN.
She Come around and cal on me- any
tilne
He-vil ron al~ays be - hornss
Sl.e Not always. / SAT FOR Europe
tomorrow Judge.
Rlsthe Wei. di3 pretty Miss Mamie
srnile On your suit last nighii
I,nr<la~s NJ. ehe didn't smile On IL
ola man: she laughed At Il.
sboaf the onis man ehe has perfect
a,f centred - he nsB who car mix =
ss.r xthouf swearing Cleveland Plain
IeaIer
II Ioais hes g esri phrenslesrist
Frslsntly ~emaD = getting q ne heaa
III ihe essrch = Fssxre=s f;o~ton Tran
s.rigt
While sorse things snd Il airiculs -
ees stsne. he pseszuTinr stick DOES
preffg sci. - Fuie Tcy TINES
TIE railitsTy prleoner u fssoed r. ..
guarded IL 81 hs says ssd dors. try
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

Moses Taggsrt is concededly one Of
the ablest lawyers in the state Of Michi-
gan. He consented to be candidate
for circuit court judge only upon the
united requests Of the best citizens Of
the county. backed by majority Of the
republican members OF the Kent county
bar. His large experience in important
suits brought and prosecuted by him as
attorney general Of the state peculiarly
qualities him for the place.
Mr.. Taggart is a selfmade man. No
favoring fortune has smiled on him. He
has dug into the depths OF the law I'M
aided by easily procured advantages.
His knowledge is the hard and practical
knowledge acquired by study and dill
gence in his profession. His scholarship
is the ripe and resoufceful fund Of in
formation which in use impresses rather
than dazzles.
. lie is a home-losing man. His habits
x life are temperate. strictly so. In so
cicty he is affable and pleasing. but not
hypocrifical. In business he is firm and
honest In politics he is conscientious
and patriotic. These are the elements
which conspire to round out and CON-
plete perfect manhood.
Ho is the republican candidate for cir
cult judge. Against him formidably
strong opposition is arrayed. The cry
u non. partisanism has been raised TO
break the force OF his personal popular
ity with the people. But he is an ideal
candidate and no thinking elector will
be deceived into a support Of combine
born in the throes q democrat partisan
extremity. lie viii be elected because
he deserves Ia he elected and because
honest men viii repudiate the ignohle
attempt 10 steal an Office for democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

There is deal Of rot about the whole
diplomatic service. In a large measure
it is costly and useless branch OF our
government. 1t provides great many
fat berths for politicians and does little
else. The duties OF our ministers at the
court Of St. James or at Paris are for the
most part Of social nature and one 81
the first things said Of the men APP
pointed to these places is that they will
be able TO entertain handsomely on ac-
count Of their wealth.-Omaha World
Herald.
Don Dickinson, il il said, loves Dick
Croker. and has his portrait, with auto
graph. in his library at home. Never
theless, there are other places-the
White house. for where that
picture is still turned toward the WALL
New York Mail.
According 10 the White house stop
watch. the Hon. David Bennett Hill was
in the presence ~ the Hon. Grover
Cleveland just long enough TO reaffirm
his allegiance 70 This platform OF 1892
regarding his democracy.-Chicago
Mail.
Cleveland has been president only ten
days, but IL Is reported that "he Is tired
and irritAted." Hungry patriots
anxious to serve the country rob him
Of sleep and time 20 eat.-Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The Smith family is getting into the
swim. One Of its representatives is in
the cabinet. and Mrs John Smith Of
Kingston. Ont. 90 years OF age. is cutting
a new ret Of teeth.--Saginaw Courier.
Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

The rspublsssns - ne CRY 81 nrsnd nsts's
Iii mol czucuses IA tnr-f Respective ~sI''s -
ltar..i.s. H4lch -. tsr eiertiA< ~sin 800 49,
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- -. 80 tao =. - hald Ia tAs iiaSoin sn.o
,.-.s. a.rea - 10 Tor nousi asfin@ candidates
fnr - "a oi<.ers ssa TOR the TRANSACTION - 50
s'sss 1919, 49,, : ..,.,isd y A.s asl-xss~- The
go 80, snn f...u sna the -icsxoFs sta meet ~
49, E-.,r- .1 \! 4c@z tteslxnatet, unless <su
- - 81 ...,us rrer<- ~h.ch sre sutnoFxra 70
<<.n-,.. ttrnc 4n.t Place - nleetn<, II necr-strf
$50 n .rlf-tor II Wealthy 4nd ofAno'
- ~.rt X - Hxrrnsn hall block. ID p. tn.
Tslr4 xarl-(,erner a cherry and fsessrd
.s.~~t. k.fiof ~ 4. I =. n.
fonrth Ward No. ~ EAst Bridge street. } u
f'fss w.rs-Sa Z ssa "a flainnsld a.-nre.
~erh War,i-Nc. n West Leonsrd ssr-s's.
ballot - - > =. ~.
.-ssnsh wsri fsssrsons oeiee. Vest Bridge
t.shth wsrd No > IVES, bridge street, d
<.ath ward Nc. IA West Fulton street. ID
f~ash wsrd-So. sss wealthy a'snas. IN
kI~xensh Ward Hoasesn ans hal, corner %
HAL street and Nafiison avenue. bsliot 10
T~.lfsh wari-t,ornsr Of Hsn and SUN
fonfa streets. ballot =, p M
4, order Il the repnhlIesn rtry e"m nn1
DWIGHT 0O>>. Chairman.
frox4r a sPrrErcS, >ccretarJ-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17
srArE PREss sENrlMENr.

The Chicago Tribune saws: "Gresham
IL The only man In the cabinet with 9
war record. but IL Is good one." Oh.
no. there il Colonel Herbert. who made
q record in the confederate army. and
CsiouPl Lamont. who served on n gov
ernor's staff Not d mention Grover
Cleveland himself. whose substitute waa
very good private jackson Citizen
n the Michigan legislature doesnt
som get on a hustle. cut down on ex.
trRvagant appropriations. work az least
two hours a day and have fever iunketa.
IL will be STYLED "A lexis allure u tar
eaters. hy tar eaters. Tor Tax eaters. -
Cedar Springs Clipper
The election in Peru hsa heen 80 IN
usually mid that the citizens can
scarcely appreciate the Tact ~ It's occur
renee. Thus Far the fatalities ref- rtesi
oriy include two reporters ard bail n
dszen printers Detroit Free Pre>e-
Net The iesst entertaining Tact in con.
rfrti1n with fhc late un.anlcnfed iema-
rrat congress = the psf mortem at
tempt = Aee~rs Holman and FCrkers
- prove thst 81 ~ .e3of7 IA iess than
49, ti3fS1 Adrian Tiruess
i'yesi af'rr hunters are ssvlssi - pat
ari a. - TIE Tribuns's wat essiasnrs.
Is Nti ~ eaet 81 as ntach r0o.i ~
= 81 - y s@hi aetou aus is,se President
Cleveland Bay CITY Tribune
II cs,sts Ne~ York e,tv esrr a. COO osac
a yeer - <eep Der streets 3irtscr shaa
fhs@rs IA meaf ether larrn cities Lam
naeT epensis iee money. kssanassse,
T,sleararh.
Many tired psftiets rstll remaining 81
waaainztnn have feaci,exi fss ar>ai ssns-ia
Ard 'rns,n stsssef sathuessnsn = Detrrst
Ii1bsne-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

This il Old Ireland day. and the green
waves triumphant. And Why net,
Surely The tsmpsst-rocksd little isie
ought 70 have ono day q the year Tor
- owa That IS not TOO much - brush
away the wrongs anJ suFering- and
heArtsches q the other 81 Let Ire
and coiebrsse. and les the shamrock be
exaited. Let the sturdy OH patron
saint xhose existence - ~hroude,l Ia
nsystery. but whose deeds have teen
voveu into legends q miracle ard myth.
b xlorised a. only Irish devotion ard
pafsefisu can giorifJ
n the Sc PsfFiek= dsY orator world
xiorify the ale q green above The t,ien
- ble~s.,l memory. Why not II he
weni,l harl his rhetorical anathcroas a
ire Mistress Il TIA Seas and t~ist tie
British liens tad. graat him tho priv.
iexs Cor one day The Mistress Of he
seas Is accustomed % being denounced.
ani ssisiiy tahrs 4 quite calmly. Tie
prlt.se Sem. tail has iong sirce tern
c8Ies1set ant ~etfe elastic ~ persa%tf'nf
twisfin9. Ard ~ doe~ nof mind 4 q l,it-
Fiss renessilcrs - sur own Fourth u
1u', erst-rs have done these thirTs.
saa me nrentAl satisfaction can nes'er
- -slruiafed
knd a. - 50 Petrtck hitnsrif. - BE
nsne h~ blessed he = ous = the lev
pee~,hs in HISTORY vhen time he %
snr.n&d IN glory. To hare banhsh III
araxs-s ard h,ssis srd vice and ar fr'u,
even ore roruer 4 a rsy~sri earth . -
- es&ted rs memcry i've. affsr
fsuftren -snturiss AR> sweet ir.~sose ~
tse Egyptian sereorhsgs He rra'sse'i
~ .an ans spesi them sii f.et irslani
ce'-bfats his sag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

ouss an not sixbtlezs or toothless.
and there 10 noi ! r,ss hair in ny
head. To al thesr tt,.nes the inter
viewer MAS glad 10 arre~. for there
wasn't the saeplci>n % rsas ia her nne
head II coal black hs,r. She viii sp-
pear in The Powers tAls evening
About GO persons we're present at the
concert given by the Whltnes Nockridge
eompsny IN the Fountaia street baptist
church last night The concert VAS
given under the auspices a. Nh. J. A.
Gonzales' -ten.s Mr.. Mockridge has
besn in Grand Rapids lesore. and his
magnificent tenor Is admired by every
music lover In the city. lie - q
thoroughly trained and gifted artist.
He sang And She Says True" and the
aria. % Vision Entrsncing." from
Esneralda- The violin solos II Mr..
WlnIernitz were exceilentiy rendered
and he was enthusiastically recalled.
The work IL Miss Almy. Miss Posss and
Mr.. Wyatt Is excellent in every detail.
The voices are we'll trained and the
company is company 1t artista
The report that William j. Scsnlan.
the well known Irish comedian. who is
how an inmate II tho Bioomingdaie
asylum. suffering from paresia. will not
live more than . week, has seriously
alarmed his friends Seaman Is
maniac. He laughs and weeps all the
time. Ii has required several men 10
look after him for the past week. and
the doctors say that II his present con
diticn continues he cannot last long.
Patrons Of The Grand viii be pleased
to learn that the versatile character
comedian. "Dan1 A. Kelly" will appear
In that theater all next week In the sen-
sational melodrama, The Shadow De
tective." with all its great railroad and
telegraphic effects. after Seven Years
viii be given Thursday matinee and
continue the balance Of the week.
Emile w. voute. Yours for Stick"
has been in the city for = few days In
the interest OF Madame Janauschek.
Mr.. Voute 10 a young newspaper man.
and the author Of An Excursion TO
Mars."a farce-eomedy. which viii be
produced next season.
The remains Of Harry Kernell. the
Irish comedian. were yesterday buried
in the New Cathedral cemetery. The
services were simple. and only q few
members Of the family and delegation
Of Elks were present
The funeral Of Luke Schoolcraft. actor
and minstrel. was held yesterday morn
ing from the Church VI the Advent.
under the direction Of the Boston lodge
Of Elks. The interment was at Cedar
Grove cemetery.
Louise Carter and Lottie Collins viii
appear in Miss Helyett." March -. in
The Powers.
ST. Patrick's day matinees will be
given in The Grand and Smiths today.
Manager Smith will have q bright
light speciality bill next week.
The Cornell Giee club will be here
March 30.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

made no intimat.ons u bis desire for
me sane - Ike telling man that
water - Vet. 20 faE - his Esnoullna'
sisn eoscsras republicans they are II
different. he . probably - weak as
sfy other Democrat would &c. but not
any stronger.
Nos that the hellowness Il the demo
erst noapartlssn conspiracy has been
shown ap IL 10 quits apparent that
straight out democrat viii be nominated
fns the superior court. Judge Burlin-
game has no mortgage on the nomins
tA,n- Heretofore tho judges have been
safislied with one term II u one Of the
laferior Offices that 10 properly subject
10 rotation There are several demo
'sats ~hose fitness for the Office - con-
sTicsoaA II Is unjust 70 them 10 use
the power Of the superior court political
machine IN force tho re nomination Of
the present Judge.
Nor should il be taken for granted
tftAA . nan on tAr WINCH - raf<tte@ tt3
judicial qualities 10 men OF the bench.
Much 10 said of good judges Who
can name really bad ones Are not all
our Judges respected and honoredf All
of them are taken from the ranks. The
Judge Of today IL no wiser nor better
than the lawyer Of yesterday. The
active lawyer Of today . almost always
the superior 81 the judge OF tomorrow.
Tor II is notoriously true that the least
successful practitioners are elected 10
tho bench.
There Is material for judicial qualities
in all conservative. dignitied. ealra and
self possessed attorneys. All II needs Is
cultivation Cultivation comes with
authority. and authority brings expe-
renee. The experience too often del
fes common lawyers who. by acct
dental political preferment. are elevated
10 the bench. The HERALD is ready to
! stand sponsor for the axiom: Any good
lawyer will make good judge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

SEINE considerable speculation IN r..
esni e. Aaiaase 1snanessbeks age hae
seen risle. \ Reporter Tor th~ Fort
asd ArKns sfnfntf,i e ed her fhe
= intefi qaesfida siIfhtt She as very
uarh sfnneei az fh~ nifa that ge.sp.e
fhnurhf ehe eee ~ "a lsit. efseesnze
I nlssssi fer yezrs Is ne Old varll.
he poisic ~eefn - = Il that I AZ - Cd
yr&rs el.l wbenk ~ she ~ eofid. sn.i
ftSs teen 80 rlarseen yeers. ! e9nid
70 stoat - - - yeass = a9e. vh5th
i4st - rrry oi4 aa8 even 4 I wsFn ~
sssf diFfr~nee would 4 rake - sny.
txsis - hs~s - - rafs~f snd tlzo<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Thomas Allen. veteran. lo3 years
old. lives in Tyler county. w. Va. He
served under Wellington in tho war with
Napoleon. under General Scott in the
Mexican war, and at the age Of ~ years
ne enlisted in the war IL the rebellion
His phyaical appearance was such that
he passed muster as being under A.
Gen. I,abney II. Maury. in quest Of an
Office. is one Of tho little men who have
made brave soldiers He is not more
than o feet inches in hight and very
slender. but he knows a great deal
about the art 81 war and is fine horse
man.
Nikola Tesla. whose discoveries In
electrical science have lately attracted
much attention, lectures IN avery simple
and attractive style. very much like that
sturdy English authority on electricity.
DIR. Oliver j. Lodge.
George ". Cables hoepitahle instincts
are manifest in the name he has be
slowed upon his charming new home az
Northampton. Mass. He has christcncd
IL ~Stayawhile"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

In discussing the reports on tho fool.
sent out by correspondents of Detroit
and Chicago papers. The Democrat very
properly condemns the exaggerstion and
positive untruthfulness Of the CORE
sponslcntA Ii refers 20 the mas 'monu-
mental liars" and in the same paragraph
asserts that:
Special reporters and artists were hurried
10 this city 10 write up the best accounts
possible aud photograph or draw the scenes
Of our desolation and terrible loss.
Now. il The Democrat will please
furnish proper Characterization Tor
this iiaphanous lie. the correspondents
viii feel that they have not been 90
badly slandered- Inquiry at the various
hotels, depots, clubs. and newspaper
Offices. shows that one solitary reporter
for Detroit paper visited the city for
the purposes named.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-17

From time 20 tinie Tax HERALD has
been isnpellsd to commend the efiicieucy
q tbe Police department and It's officers.
In The main the work % the department
COMPARES favorably with that 81 any
ike department. in the country. True.
tho ofycers have had discussions and
jcalousses. but these have always hereto
fore been subordinafei when duty re-
CURED concert II action.
Last Tuesday evening this city and
its police department were disgraced by
brutal prize fight. which took place in
the very center - the city. by recu-
liar combination - circumstances all
knc~le,lge q the affair vas withheld
from the pohcr. One oshcer Who Rad
knoxieelzs a the fight either wilfuliy.
FOR money consideration. OF innocentiy,
neglected To perform his sworn duty.
That offscer Is Sergeant Webb.
The above conclusion Is itlevitabls.
from the story q hls eonneciion with
the casc. printed elsewhere. The duty
- the police commission Is manifest.
Sergeant Webb shonld BE- suspended
pending an investigation IL the con-
versatiou With Patroiman Spring II
proved to have been a. reported; Il he
addressed the words imputed 70 him %
Lieutenant Hurley. and Il he heard II
the SIGHT before : o'clock and neglected.
so report II - headquarters until
o'clock. he shoold bs dishonorably dis
charged from the force. The public de
mand such action: il is essential to the
discipline IL the force.