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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
Our VICTORY.

Rspnblicsns Feel very much elat~f
over the victory Won at the polls last
Monday. Its full significance - rot
aA1ns 10 the reelection u Mayor stuart
srl Treasurer sosrieA. IL exteDds To
every administrative board in the city
government.
The frst board ~ b. reconstructed by
virtue of the election is the police hoard.
f'or aeariy two years that board has
tssn a mere adjunct 10 the machine
op-rst,<l by Charles Il Bender In the
iptsress q The democrats Against his
shameless prostitution OF power Tax
hss,Lp waged vigorous hight and the
voters sustained TAE HrsALo by re-
eleciins Mayor stuart \ member OF
the board wiIl be appointed vho. With
thu two republicans now Oh the hoard
will constitute q majority. A new clerk
sill probably BE- appointed.
Tn. board Of public works will be
made republican. although the political
standing q the board 10 matter at III
tie consequences. Mayor Stuart will ap
poin, successors To Harvey -. Carr and
". r. Shelby. A new clerk will Also b"
appointed for this board
Mayor Stuart wiii also appoint city
attorney In succeed the present incum-
h-n. This will make places for two re-
publicans The mayor may Be- relied
upon 10 make crsditable appointment
from among the brainy young attorneys
4 the city.
Thus il will be seen that Monday
victory " . sweeping one. IL cleans out
che lass vestis- Of democrat supremacy
In evsry executive and administrative
department. q the city department. The
democrats were not without gain. They
elected zone alderman more than last
year. making the common council tie.
Viewed from any standpoint. however.
the democrats were whipped 10 stand
still in the city election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
THEY ARE THE PEOPLE,

ANDY" softly remarked the judge Of
the superior court as he stole into cham
bers yesterday morning. ARE we vindi.
cated!"
You bet We are. SIRE" replied Andy "A
modest blush sutfused his boyish
face
do ! understand you 10 intimate that
We are right in liner" continued the
jurist.
You've said err" declared Andy as
continued To check off the list ~ voters
who make practice Of signing petit
tons.
"You believe the people have conf
dence in us, don't you. Andy!" contin-
ued the judge. persnasively.
mo doubt Of IT, Not the slightest"
said Andy as he looked up the receipts
Of the revenue Office for the past year.
The public believes We are terror 10
vil-doers. doesn't it. Andy:" softly ques
toned the court.
1T docs. SIRE returned the jefferson
ian clerk
I'VE are. Andy. We arc. We can't
be too hard on the saloon keepers just
at present; but il there are any little
boys up for hooking scrap iron. we'll
give EN- ten years The majesty ~ the
law must I've indicated. Andy. and We
are the people to do it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

II is funny tn see the mugv umpe try
10 lay the blame for President Clcvc-
lands bad appointments on his wicked
partners, the democrat senator's. They
had no such excuses for President liar
rison-B Boston Journal.
President Cleveland has evidently die
covered that the silver movement Is
stronger than he had supposed. He may
learn more about IL before congress
meets il observation-disclosures News.
A woman gets the second posioflice
appointment Tor Texas. Growers own
experience has taught him that there il
nothing like female supervision Il the
mail.-Foit Worth Gazette.
Oface seekcrr are complaining ~ tho
imPudence 81 governmental clerks. Evil
communications seem to b. doing husi
ness at the old stand. Chicago Mail.
The New York Reform club has IN
doubleday hat tho comic opera side 81
- the tariff issue Washington Post.
To the vic'ors belong the spoils Tevas
" full ~ rictors please pass thone sroils
this way Port Worth Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
THAT PETITION.

Now ,ha, election ~ over. tho taX-
payers will b. in better frame Of
mind tn discuss the relative merits and
dement's - the bill providing foe the
abolishm.nt ~ the superior court.
\ nuueruusly signed r>tition against
the passag. - the bin 10 nov before the
legislature. IL Is represented that this
petition. composed 10 several. reflects the
intelligent sentiment q this community
on that very important measure. A. Q
matter - fact. tho petition reflects no
such thing II vas prepared by the
officers IL tho court Is vaa circulated
Nv them personally. The signatures of
prominent citizens werv obtained upon
fearful personal entreatiea
Not alone ,hia The heads oe manu-
featuring arms we're prevailed upon "
AJAX their employees 10 subscribe. The
employees 81 the Grand Rapids Chair
company are among the number. not
one m twenty of them having any dsa
az the mssit ~ thu hill they protect
against The petition was INTRODUCES;
into the Central Labor union. and met
with approval The ssme body. acting
under the mi-chisvous influence q pro
fA=.ionsl d-mocrst politicians. dc
rouncssi Gerrit J D~kena a. q Fec To
lshrr. wh-n indi.pu'sbls proof a. the
contrary was before u.
Many lawyers signed tho p~tisicn out
- persoas! regard t0r the officers < the
court The majority are democratic
Many merchants signed because they
had nv inclination 20 offend tho.e
capable a extending pasronsge. TIE
majority. 80. are democrats. IL -
~ reflection npou the intsllir~ne-
snJ honesty 20 the -isnsrs IN assert tina;
The signatures were obtained by fraud
snd deceit.
II - th--ssors duty IN. legislature
,wes a. i.sea. especially the rrpre- MA
f.vss from this city. to investigate tho
snf.e~ior ecurt nninsnenc.d by the To-
tai a. n the court can be shown tn ~
sc~-~sry and an economically main
tanned tribunal. then the hill ought rot
- 10 ps-.ed II II can p. shown ~ the
errtrsrY. thu bah ough; n be pss-sd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
LLOYD easzEes euSrsaL

The remains ~ the late Lloyd Breeze
reached here at $40 lssi night. aud were
met st the station by large delegation
~ Eiks and newspaper representatives.
including es Congressman ODpnneli.
and under the kilss' escort we're con
veyed a. the re-,dence - his brother IN
Law. kieh \. Lynch. ccrner First And
Biddie siresfs 4 great mass n ssorsi
offerings we're cent from Chicago nv tho
Eiks. the newspaper men and the dfa
matte profession, and other friends who
knew and loved him. The face 81 the
dcceaaed preseoiesi a lfe-l appear
snc- free from any signs ~ distre.- 90
fear. a. j, lay encs@ed IN beautiful
cassst At III oclocs 'hls morning the
funeral services sere held a, the house.
Rev X y. Balloon officiating There
vere many friends present and a great
number Il forsl offerings from friend@
here, inoleding beautiful piiIss from,
the y + - y ofthis city Atfhe close
~ the service the Elss formed = guard
q honor and escorted the holy n Their
tecessei TREND b. the Fort WAYNE ga
ton. where u vss fors aF,isd ~ Moreno.
the sesle Il he b.sth. Ut interment,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

eosding 10 lao. visited tho posliag phase
and s9.esi tAsss vossA Their vosss
vsss challenged saA without requiring
them 10 swear IL the same. the votsrs
we're refused the right To vote. The
hoard u eirsrtions - coopUssd u demo
erstx The dlsfrsnchised catizsos are Ia
mates Il the SOLDIER Houls-
fhs prorssilns co the part q the
board . osig,nA. In the north. Is only
parallel b found IN the south. where
negroes are hsjd up ct the nuszle a
shoiguns and prevented from voting
The hoard u slecsioa inspectors 10 not
compstent - inquire ieso the right u .
citizen 20 vote further than 70 PROFOUND
the statutory QUESTION: II the eiector
shall ofsr b svsas hs u citizen and
qpaiided 10 voss. the board must re
celve hls ballot. To refuse to do - Is
an express denial of constitutional right
BY refusing 70 permit thsss votsrs 10
vote. the board made II possibie 20
change the result II that result were
b~s-d on fsw voters, the gross wrong
10 one or both candidates would be
obviouA II 10 voters. all Il them re-
publicans, we're dlsfranchisrd In this
township ani il AdsIt's plurality In the
county were only twenty. no contest
could be- made. The votes must be IN
the ballot boxes. or no relief can be- Oh
tsin-d from . manifest wrong by a
candidate defeated thereby.
The board of inspectors may b pun
ished by civil proceedings II IL prob
able they acted under advice and hence
. criminal conviction would be- doubt
ful. The outrage In mono the Ices an
outrage because the resnlt il unaffected
elections conducted in such . manner
belle every principle of honesty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

accompanied hy bic mothof. he wt1ew
and sistef and other SeepsnG frkn{k.
where - ere thus laid ~ rest al tAst ~
mortal IL brilliant writer. q charming
osn ;,snion. a ieader and iosiHs husband
Az Chicago The kiks' osdor conducted
the funeral exercises IN a mist impress
i've nanaeg. A wealth of ftowers. many
Il thea q beautiful des,ea. afforded
evidence IL the affection IN which be
Was hsld During the services DIR
Perry. grand chaplain u The B. Il. -. l..
read these beautiful lines:
ILosd Bsrsrc.
Thss vssns 1t usts. inert aid zeaHi~s clay
Va. once . = an In al ts conscious
rtnensth
He strobe ppm lifes IssAssy; sn. at
TIE Gfs., De.,ro,ss's shadow pa.sa b.
Death, smiling. teskonsd. and biz victim
came.
serene. unr9fied. calm and ansfrsid;
Nss hls tie right "a question os To ha~sne--
He eo.ea his lead eonieat ssd asAis-
And yielded life Ia deaths superior claim.
The mandate grim, With seatls gsses,
otey-d
80 fate deerees Aud ~ the Tough Snuee
iena:
God guard thee In thy last long sleep. my
friend
q, sweet loot comrade. AL the stormy years
That ra~rcd above thy unresissins head
Seem ike mere inomeusA, NOW thst thou
art dead.
AID mem ~ fades amid a mist of tear.
Ir1es, OF friends thou ssekcst restful bliss;
Thy soul has sought Tie fate tina, gave IL
birth.
And tioops Of friends who thy Kind presence
miss
Now whisper In thy death hour. OF thy
worth.
And say thine epiiaph shall rsad like this:
lie Lad noenemy upon this earth
So fate DEGREES. And % tho bough must
bend:
God guard thee In thy last long deep, my
friend.
HARotp X. VyuHn.
jackson Courier-Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Ovx neighoos. that fierce and uncom.
promising champion of democracy. The
Democrat. conducted q brilliant cam
raign. Its terrific assaults upon the re
publican city ticket were marvels II
forcsful politics. 1t stormed the ward
tickets With r-sistless fury and beat
down all opposition by the impetuosity
% its editorial sallies. No such killing
pace was ever before set in a city cam
paign. II couldn't help but win. 1t did
win. A democrat Was elected alderman
for the twelfth ward.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
POINTS ABOUT MEN,

Congressman elect Paschal ~ Texas
says Cleveland not only refuses Ia sym
pathIze with either wing ~ the Clark
Hogg fight In the state but seriously dep
recatcs IL, and IL doing something D.
heal the breach.
Albert y. Osborne. who was yesterday
inaugurstc.l mayor ~ Cory. Pennsyl
vania. 10 hut ~ years old and the young
est mayor 81 any city in Pennsylvania.
or probably in the United States.
Sir f.. r, hu Cane endeavors to provo
IN the CURRENT number 81 tho NineteentiI
Century that crimes % all kinds cxcet I
murder have decreased steadily during
the past frs years.
Gen. William T. Cox q North Caro-.
lima the democrat candidate for eecre
tsry q thu senate. 10 lawyer. q farmer.
ar es member ~ congress andsn CT con
fecierAte ~bliier.
Prince EoIsnd Bonapsrte. Who is ~
voted IL science. IL going to make a
study - the Indians * Ncw Mexico
and Colorado when he oomes "a the
worlds fair.
rrofe~&w Nirchow. the eminent ps
thologist, keeps alive Tor experiments
several generations - cate. from which
h- - trying 10 evolve race ~ bob tailed
felInes
T T.. Mhrphy. be popular temper
snce advocate, hA- ;lc~~d . five weeks
campaign Al Hartford. wish lI0osigners
u the pledge q total abstinence.
Lieutenant P~ary will he in New York
about the middle Il April to make dnsl
arrangements Zoe bic next Greenland ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Returns trnru tAs townships cnms In
.. .ip~y ths. - "a imrsssihle - give
sven an approximately secura,s est
mate ,hs vots or circuit iudf~
Enough srr N. ho~~ver. ~ make y
,nl.s sr.,iu that Iaax- tSs't ass a
r,ssrr',y - The face u 'hs rsturns sad
.a - vili succeed himsef on 'te
herrh.
fs,i she democrats w~~. t~tssrsir FL
., ,ssss i~~p~rss. chances n secure the
..r.stasa q re ssrpsfti-so ticket e
xu ~ tAn h,sa handed outrage per
aai ~ Grand R~psds ro~sehip. In
ssoir nssrly too hurried
AserslAn s,asz>0A daily rsg'sssrti -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

net odd I'll Other s4s>e sshoerH Scath
AmsisoAn sDc1usnes <rs usually ~
hnruzAaw = Frsnck Ae~hA bat sccossn-
siiy things lurcnms , htsle mssed "a
socidinf hapDsana. Axsd - snst-~1ys ~srra
Csstllan tdolud y scstssssd ossr tbe sa
lscnsA toua ioe- uAn tns . dAsanarae
iae cllecs upon The fr,~nas a the ;<tels
deccSnsd and H. sosolsztszu = usually
declsSca . drss. II vs had such . esa
dstlos e xasiss hsss. Bourne Cochran
seala have tsss Gunssnx Zoe CseseiAsd
xfsss whisssyls agpnsnuaons. and kAu
TsmasAny hssses would have d~alanssd
Gnsers sr4lp Dave Hill ~oud have =
SNAIL detsckm~ns out waiting % stsoA
inng knife shpss0A IL slnpess a sk~
man ~ Destiny. henAtsr 4uspAs would
sAut aosn his brewery snd or9Aniss =
death IN Oua ~ OOPS sanag his EN-
pleys~ Hake saith Mould have an
arssnsi la thu passofIc< tnAilisne and
Dan L>uont UoGld ksy the regular
srmy. auArtesud 10 tho uearess hotel
6tiil. thnr psop,s dOwa thsse 10 sct sn
much damage Vhes t1ssy rSvoAt and ses
. mighty Nj a sss,sfsrtis1 ~ tAea-'
W. H. Hannah. . prssns,~nt n~sc~s
real eStxte d~al1s. was esscsl IN The
Morinn yesterday Ne vsss accompanied
ny his vsis. 1hsy vsss n ths csty bay
NJ fsTniisra
W. w. Coayss. president a the ~
JonspA knitting company. wes sDofsG
ysusarvday's arrivals In TIE Nee Living
stna- e. n. McLAchisA II The ssnas ests
y siso . gsssa shsSs.
Mosros-Jsm<s A. Cr,s~s. Menomi
me-: J. g. Fteschss. Ilessoss, l. l.
Thompspn. Nsuaygo. Prank A. Stuart.
Saginaw. X b. Actsrsess. Csdillsr. W.
W. HANNAH and Ssfs. Dstsosi-
6vusss-L 8. Ixncnls.. Detroit; VIII
Louis; Mn. ID. {. fsge. Peinskes; l. u
heilinses. j. A. bsddie. Csssoa City, A.
J. FrAnkiaa. Dstruit
NEw Lavixosros--J. A. Smith. De
troit; T. B. wldaa. Nusksgua, Georgc
w. browning, Holland. 7. n NsLasse.
lonia; c. n. Loomis. Sparta; J. e Hard
ING. Bradley; J. 7. Shsv. Jscksua
ksSr-w. Co.lsdes. Han, Nra l..
6srkstt. Lake City; X B. ss~s~ns
Grandvilie; W. Trsvsso> r. Woulp>st.
kalkaskA. Neal NcAillsn. Rork1ord.
CLAxENpos-J. A. Sprsgue. ksisns
BOO: John Gay. Fowler. A. c. Eldr-iee.
Robert Wilson. HespcsiA; Mn. Grant
otsesc; Mias Annie Aaxk. Lowell
Bxspos Srxkrr-C. W. Lillse. Corp
ersviile; Thomas Mccarthy. Dennissn.
Mn. /. &. bradford. Holland. Josrph
Holbin. kebt City. C.. +. Comsiock.
hcrson; j. l. Clark. Fife Lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

TO-DAY. at Calvary Church
in New York City. Miss Maud
Lorrilard viii be welded to Mr..
7. Suffern Taller.
For some weeks past the con-
tracing parties have kept them
selves in seciusion, and have stu
diously refrained from partici-
pating in any festive gatherings.
A marvellous trosseau has been
prepared for the bride. who viii
look indcsoribably lovely in the
latest creations Of the dress
makers art.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

SENTIMENT and finance occupy pecu-
liar positions in the average Philadel-
phian mind. Nov that Mcleod has re-
signed from the Reading road. which he
built only to wreck. the gentle Quaker.
having had his deaire. will hold mas
meeting asking Archibald 10 withdraw
bis reAi9nati0n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

IL a moment Of compassion The
Democrat suggests that the headline
Let Cs Try Death" which appeared
over an article in The HEEAp. was in
tended "a an effective weapon % defeat
the democrats. fit were, the political
editorials Of The Democrat would
have filled the graveyards long before
election.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

CHARLEs WIrary II Reed City. who
gained notoriety last fall by DESERVING
the republican party. was nominated by
the democrats for circuit judge. J. Il.
Mcmahon defeated him and had loo
votes 70 spare. Mr.. Whitney now knows
. few things about politics. which he
nsver suspected before.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

THsoveH An oversight the city papers
failed tn msa;ion that NJ: an arrest was
ale in this city Monday for inter
ference sith tho election. Not even q
boist~rous drunk was takeu in. Super
intendcns Cars visit To the polling
rlac.~ Rad a salutary effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

WHES ~Thrce Black Crows" roost high
il indicates that the carrion upon which
they have fed is too foul for their nos
trils. The rottenneas Ut the superior
court will he made 80 glaringly ohensive
to the public before THE HERALD gets
through with il that the Three Black
Grove will roost out Of sight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

ArrIR having stirred up more or less
partisan scrimony. the resolution for an
investigation q the management 81
Jackson prison has been compromised
~ - 20 include the standing committee
Of the house. Meanvhi'e vigorous stepe
are being taken TO punish the prison
officials whose culpahls neglect Of duty
made Latimer's escape possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
Michigan Pensions.

Original John Bloom, Henry Jack
con. Philip WEIGH. Kimble Tyler
Chan ller Heath. Alfred N k~ed, Hich
ari Towers, II John Caldwell. Joseph
Co-piware, r. X Nicho~on. jeremiah r
Craig. Charles Gamble. Hartman W
Stone. Frans l. Robbins. William Fo<
ke,t. George y. brock. r VI Miller
James Church ADDITIONAL Virgil A
Eaviey. Bishop +. Croker. G. k~vfard
George SiikroTth. Harms A. Burke.
Joseph Fisker. John Quake. q. T.
Ivegis Increase Edward Hirst. Bur
iefi Waldo. George " Clark NJ 4
knif'ia. James " Kelly, J. Wentworth.
" e. Hart, Charles Morgan. Dsv,ei
galloway. France Bate. j. ID Holmes
William y. Crona. Chester g. RI,
Melvin 0rseory. MATHEW Orr. R~issss
William : Daily. Ana Grant james
y Ford. Ciovi- B>~stt OnginAi
widows etc Augusts Bloom. MARY
Wilkes, Lydia Thfp ssnc'hsft Iesfs
Richards mother Lamar Tiffany
father. mllors a A. Arnold
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Ir Is reported that Mr.. GLADSTONE has
finally decided N recommend Charles
Algernon Swineburne for poet laureate.
Swineburne 10 perhaps - well qualified
for the position - any literary man in
England There have been worse poet
lsursstes and immeaaurably better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Arr N. newspapers that ~ bitterly
opposed HARRISON candidacy Tor mayor
II Chicago accept his election With god
grace and promise n give him AID and
comfort IN the good be may ID. Such .
crushing defeat iu-t,hes the exercise 81
unusual msgnanimity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

LssrsR H. SaLsBrRy. il is said. will
succeed General Byron NJ. Cutcheon az
civilian member II the ordnance board
Where ~ I. NJ Weston. II the pree.
dent appoints Salisbury the Grand Rap
iis Democrat will ~ justified IN calling
Grover "A mean. horrid thing"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Nelson's resignation from the Read
ing wiii make 1t possible for that glg sntie
octopus - borrow money on which TO
rear up again the hydra headed coal
combine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

SouIss AsIscpoS lett his property 10
his mother lnst~ad VI Lill.s L~ngtry. as
IL sas believed he had IL is the one
honorable act that adorns dissola,e
and ml.~pelst life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Fsisos furniture making wss given q
BODY hlov nv the senate yesterday. No
mora federal convict ehairmakers ~ill
he smploy~d in the Detroit house - ror
rsction II the house shall cancur IN the
s~nsts's hill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

Co-srtsaIr~ appear n 10 quite the
juicis-s puma in Growers orchard. The
vsy ne bye ar. .'onins them "a makes
The average place hunter Ssh that
every foreign village were . coosaisse>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

ApRlAx. Mich April AT "a early
hour this morning tire destroyed too
hsrns of the City hotel. alec hsrns and
their contents bslopginS 10 Earl Broe
Jamss Mescaf and Samuel lay ior
They were vooden structures in the
heart of the businoD district The loss
In A. hN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

TaEzs 10 but one worss thing fnf Chi.
caso than having Carter Hsrrison for
mayer cholera From the present out
lock IL ~ould s-em that the windy city
wil. tak> Tn. dregs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

MR. bAEKwoKra would like q commit
tee comprised Of lawyers Co investigate
the prison. lie probably thinks il Is a
will case.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

REPRESENTATIVE EWING 10 about the
luckiest man in the Michigan l-eisia.
ture. He has won Grand Rapids
bride.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

JACKSON. Mich, April a-The prison
hoard today awarded the e;Ap fos the
capture Of Latimer between eight pr.
sons. Ono gets el25. four e75 each and
three Is each. The prison vac slso
officially transferred 70 Warden Chan
berlAin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

n G. Views pays an interesting ard
tsushizs tribute IN the political s>xsEIty
a HE fellow partisan. bud" Wst~ot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

~ DAYS HIM da~.nt kick up q
rampus pretty .soa his nsnse Gill drop
o.s Il IN. pap~rs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

ADRIAN. Mich. April 5--Today occurs
the wedding II Miss Gay Le~s cf THE
city 90 Robert Pelham. managing editor
of the Detroit Piaindeajer. Mis- Lewis
is one 81 the leading musicians In south.
ern Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

10 entitled 10 . sexs in the senate. II
there sere fec n.oss u the latter the
tables might BE- turned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

punng lsg2 there vas removed by rail
from Sagitaw river points so 400 so
feet = igHIt,~r ar increase II l0pUSetn
over -.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06
WE
ARE
GOING
TO
MAKE
A
CHANGE

In our plan of advcrtis-
ing, for a time at least.
and feel assured that If
will prove beneficial 10
all. We intend. twice a
week, tn give a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

RalsnyiiIe " ia a fever. She may
have q Es..tosd 10 Msybee.
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MeATnER BULLETIN.

w,ssisoTos. April a.--Fos lover
Michigan. Local rain or sno~. sAsiefiy
~ eostaerly wi,ds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-06

L.euienant P~ary will tr in Nes York
sbos. the middle u April Ia make fnsi
arrangements Goo bic next Greenland ss
pssiifson.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1893-05-12

Herewith his friends and the public
general patronage him i'm
business, that owing to
requires undivided attention, that he will
1893, offer his stock of Dry
a Below Cost. All goods
with good will and fixtures in store
May Sold at Auction.
is the I1d La
to