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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

issuIt 10 Dxvls. He vas csiie1 - or
der i,y ssuAlar Edmsnass rho uss IN
tas en3lr. The senate s,tsd tnak hls
remark shonld stAnd. Lamar apollo
sqxsd ., Hear and the s<n2ss. and pro-
teesisd al leEsth % pay hixh tribute 70
ell DAYS B.zias and others replied.
hat Lamzrs words remained IN
s1xxsn- Then z.en Ch&sdlsr. every
nerve saaklaE WITH indignation. ar',se.
sarssying the senate AID galleries for
moment. ae extended Ia hand. and
ala voice tzsmh.sax With excitement.
delivered this D0rst Of imprisoned ell
0quencs:
sr. eighteen yearsago last menfh | eat
IA these halls and listened 70 Jeffsrson
DAVIS delivering MA farewell address
infofmlnx Us what cur constitutional
cul..s 20 this Kovsrnmsnt we're
anu then be left sni entered
into the retsllgsn 10 osefthfox tie gov
eram~nt hat he had sworn 20 support
remained hsfe. slr. during the whole
of thas terrible rsbslhon. saw our
brave soldiers ~ thousands aad hun
cfscs OF tnousands-xys, / might say
Esilsioas-p2ss tarouzn the theater OF
war znd cav their shattered RANKS
rstgrn- l cav steamboat after steam
heat return. and railroad train after
RAILROAD train arrive with the MANNED
aud wounded. saw piles Of legs and
srfns thai made humanity snudder.
| cav the widow AID the orphan In
thar homes. and heard the weeping
ani wailing Of those who had lost their
dearest aud their hest. NJ. President.
little thought ~ that time that
should live 10 hear IN the senate OF the
United states eulogies upon Jefferson
Davis. living-s living rebel-eulogz led
on the floor of tas senate OF the United
states ST. am amazed 10 hear II
and can tell the geag emen on the
other aide that they httls know the
spirit OF toe north when they come
here At this day, and with bravsdo on
their lips utter eulogies upon . man
| whom every nsan, woman and child n
/ the aoTih believes 10 have been q
doubls-dyed traitor 70 his government,
Lamar could make no reply, and IN
lees than . year after this famous and
historic congressional episode Chandler
was la bis grave.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
HlI AND MISS RReuIies

III. Charles de Lesseps u reported TO
have been overcome by the tributes
paid to HIM aud to his distinguished
father by the counsel VINO defended
him before the French tribunal. He
will doubtless be revived IN time TO
pay the distinguished counsel his fee.
Boston Herald.
That "heart failure" has become q
farce. Heart disease can kill as can
lung disease. But, of course. q man
cannot die until his heart ceases to act.
The papers might as well cay he died
fer lack of breath.-Loulsyslle Re-
corder.
If old Boss Tweed could look down
now and zee things he would likely re-
mark: 81 was born thirty years too
soon. just see my mantle floating at
the head of the inauguration process
sion."-Chscago Inter Ocean.
Bob Ingersoll is about to take to the
platform once more for the purpose of
ridlculing religion. lie would confer q
greater boon Ola humanity If he would
only "take 10 the woods."-Scranton
Truth.
New York 10 going TO move its old
city hall up town. Why not carry II
to Sing Sing, where 90 many Of its for
mer tenants sojourned. - Chicago
Times
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

TIE pull cation OF Miss Ellen Ierry's
"Reminiscences" has resulted ~ set
ting at rect the plscr II the weil-known
actress nstv.y AZ Coventry. Miss Ter.
~ bessels thoueht the hoase no more.
but rsc~u;ly framed brass piaie WAS
10 lie seer nanEasx II the gfrefi-groc-
srs SHOP AT No. ) market street. ash II
iore tia~ Iusgf os.ou. "1he birthplace
oil Miss kiien Terry" lbs u row
krosu I" have been theatr ehi i"'sg.
nS house or Il. Valentines days IA
ine ,49s. assoc has putli
fensle rducstien IN India stands Al
h'K" pitfb n nrsore. l'1ffng toe
Vcsfoy I'D I-sfy Lansipr 90 recent
VET they inspec el Eiff Nshss2uce
Siftf s'hooi. enf wers astai "a.
10Th IL tiie sumfcr u scheisFs and tie
sdssnesd standard OF instruction. Most
OF the gre are Bsshmlns. baf otaer
high cssiss sfs We'll rspse"nied.
Mr.. Virginia Tia, mpson, sr-post-
mistress o. Loa svlsle. ssys hat so-
men are pscai8srlv hi;ea 10 condnet
po-totiicfs ard snsi hsnr>s ought % bf
reepsusxed- There are snsoeh ofbt :
cfs3css fof the men," sae says, aud al
her sex slll seree With ssr.
Pats resson for sIssys sn'ug Der
ns'ne 81 toe very TOP Of collect re
page . that once she sxnsd - ne md
die ~ psss AMI soen after the Ieaf
~as further ensbesssnsd With TIE
words ! prassls4 - psy 81 right the
cum Of & 80"
Queen Victoria hss commsrdsd toe
execation Of txs~nsss rspssrs n Hoiy.
reed palace Qsesa Nsfy's sa1lencs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
STATE Press SENTIMENT.

Many things have been done by the
present city council which c.uli not
be accounted tor. but the most nou-
when the representatives e the or, az
were bounced ffons the council room
w1.ie tue most important measure of
tho year was under consideration
IA amazoO Gazette.
II doesn't much matter whether or
not the election of Edward Mufpf ',
Jr.. will be Can insult 10 Mr.. Cleye-
and" ~ enc IL cur eonsemporsr C.
suggests. We think ne viii survive al
the insult tsere - about it--Jsckson
couFler-stsr.
It's reported that President Hafr,.
son wlil decline 10 appoint a successor
20 the late justice Lamar. 1nls would
b~ a exaib.Non Of hsgn-brsd magma
nirity and courtesy that would ~, sur,,
- he oignly appreciated. la 4<.Dg
i0urnsl.
President Harrison has done well IN
rsfisslng 90 interfere - toe case Of 4
=. Harper. srreser 81 tie deity
National hank ~ tncianatl.-NAia.
nlszso Telegraph.
Il vrii that NE have a eonpl. Of
state Insttutlors ap here, 4 Tor no
other rsss n than that Il tr.nxs n.
closer 10 the l.gssturs whicn tnsxe
ls.s for tue state Msrquests slsnsns
Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

senator Carlisle, being 81 liberty,
xIll soon heg1e the work OF preparing
a bali 90 meet the demsnd Of the peo.
pie Tor tree trade The new tarit OIL
vii De prepared entirely by clsvelsnd's
cahsnst. s.sssed ~ senators Mills and
wilson. IL VII make = clean sweep
o. TIE Mckinley bi.l, leaving no YES
tlss CT AN apparently 80 ssS5sss..s:-s
To The people. IL . said that the
eroand work for the democrat BAH viii
Be free wcoi. The duties on al wool
en- goods VII be ateriasiy reduced. 70
canfornl 20 tie schedule IA the II j
ps,se8 ~ tne present house isst spridg.
The suslai schedule ~iil ee laceTat4c.
bat not - oaaly a. o. weaken Amar1-
can nsanusacsarss. AAchlnery willie
sab,eesrd % a close scrutiny, TO 1ne
en- tat America manufacturers may
take advantage CT any concessions ia
the E4y oi lover duties on non
c0snpeil.iye machines. Iron ore Will
D. made tree against the protest
o. sccthern nline owners. TIN viii be
aamittei Al cent pound. There IA
a sronx sentinaent favorIng Tree to,
TN. ug. Carlisle Recognizes the fact
that there are many tn plate mills
nox struggling Tor existence. and BE- II
persuaded THAI they should Be fostsroc
10 me extent OF cent pound duty
on fore.gn I'd. This Is remarkable
concession FOR 90 ardent free trader
10 grant, The duties on liquors AID
lscss will be increased and on necessi-
ties diminished. To MAINTAIN the rev.
enues Il 10 proposed 10 increase the tst
on whisky quite heavily and to project
. ANAL income TAX u congress shall be
friendly. The task before the tArii
tnxerers Is big one and il will re-
qure the exercise II great s&gacity 10
untzngls and straightsn out the d.
verse and conflicting interests. Mr..
Cleveland il determined that the new
bill shall contain . comprehensive Re-
sponss 70 the demands Of the peope
and viii give the subject his thought
ful consideration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Naturally enough there 10 . reyulsicn
OF sentiment over the Le Clssr-Averill
case. THIS present Teyulsson viii he
succeeded BY another reaction ard n
the end every father aud brother vii
CONNER 80 action OF Mr. Withey.
TIE fact b s TIE assa;lants Of lie Clear
were osao - u the lsw has tended 70
undrly nagsify The seriousness of thtir
offrnse. Had Mr. Whitney employed
plain ci,izeos ,ne assaait would have
been noes the more roprehensibie from
. legal standpoint TEE officers did
not presume 20 act by virtue OF tAe.r
Office. bat entirely outside OF q. -yhry
should % condemned Tor the act a. ct
izens. not a. officers. Had Mr.. Wuhey
entered into = conspiracy with them a.
deputy sherifis 10 waylAy and beat lie
Clear. The act would merit severe de-
nanciahon. Bat as the guardian Of 4
ampsrlng. romantic giEl. wshou, sam.
ma enough 10 save herself r. m ever.
lasting disgrace. Mr.. Whitney adopted
the only expedient ns could adopt 20
prevrnt wnAs appeared TO Re inanainsnt
-sn eiopemeat with . married man.
fIs frst tried TO fugntea the maa aai
then 20 ds<usds the woman. Both e.
forts were futile. TIE man vas ifoou-
dent. The woman insrsciabse. T1s1
the msn employed % prevent tns
ciopsmsnt ~ pesceahie means. re-
sorted 20 force. From a legal .tsnd-
point these men have done vioienos TO
the lsv. ffom neral stand ospns
they have sageg woman fro'n lis
honor. a young mae from possibls T.
amy. vifs from = broken heart and
d>solsts home. three innocsn, chllcren
fror, the sting Of namely orphst axe
snt two families from sorrow ard d.
grace u the law hss been outraged
saa The serse Of justice snocksd ~
this. then lst ne bind goddess stscf
the pound Of fesh and every honest
nsa hang his head IA sham
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
POINTS AeouT MEN.


The cxar personally spends about 80
100000 year.
Cleveland wears a "a hat. while Flow
er's measures "A. Hiil's sixs - Z.
The marquis Of Lorne improves bic
leisure honrs by writing short stores
Tor the newspapers.
Henry I. Sumner. who died in =
cheap lodging house IN Hartford isst
week. Was . COUSIN OF the late Chsrlts
sumner.
Bishops Potter of New York, Talbot
of Wyoming and Idaho. and Wagner
VI North Dakota all preached ia WAsn-
ingion last Sunday.
The late Horace smith of Springfield
leaves all excepi $4,000 OF his estate.
valued AZ over 100000. TO charitat'is
and religious Institutions
During the twelve years since Gen.
ersi Hays retired from the white
house there 10 no record of his having
submitted to political interview.
Arthur Severn. who has been for
many years one Of John Ruskin's most
intimate friends, 10 preparing . book
Of characteristic anecdotes concerning
ihs great art critic.
John Scott Harrison Of Kansas City.
brother OF President Harmon, has been
very i'll at the resldence Of his rela-
tives. the Misses Sheetsof Philadelphia.
He ID now convalescing.
Wilson Mcdonald. the sculptor,
whose Hancock statue 10 soon to gracs
the upper end of New York. is model
ing 4 statuette OF James q. Blaine. Ii
will be thirty inches high. aud will be
finished IN bronze, terra Gotta or any
metal desired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

4 sty.ish founc cape sastAe.s Ter =
Hiacle-sKed or s.dsfiy isoy . soo~.
IN the seeomp4ny nx ili1stf2tions -
q nasde q blue Cloth. lined SS pssS
sllt and trimasd Win fur ss sAvsn.
The styles Tor outer garments Goa
tlnias 10 shew very great variety s'ao :
little OF almost everything - seen. !.
wss skle that the biz sleeves wonia put
Jackets out OF fashion. hui sneh n1s
net been TIE case Jscxefs are naueh
TOO becoming aud useful 10 be esssiy
deibronsd. III the dress sleeves are
big, then the lsekes sleeves must -
ms1e bigger. aud the difficulty will be
solved. Toe cspes Win double Aad
triple collars are Usually made OF vel
vet or cloth 70 match the dress ana
lined vita some brilliant CONTRASTING
color, snen As pale green with Krenat.
orange or straw With mauve, etc. ms
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
ABour-rAsHrcN.

Some OF the most elegant reception
gowns are being made OF transparent
or openwork fabric over either elk or
satin OF contrasting color, which pro-
duces q charming changeable effect.
Rose color, corn yellow, silver blue,
Nile green and rose mauve are among
the colors woven in transparent nets,
which are mounted over elk of shade
equally az bright but contrasting IN
color.
This 10 the way . skillful modiste
changed and freshened . handsome
black silk: A vest and panel together
with collar and cuffs of cream white
was introduced, and when the whole
costume was sponged and pressed 1t
vas transformed past all recognition.
As effective as fashionable is the
waist of tartan silk that tones well with
the dress skirt. The tartan 10 cut on
the cross. In the front 10 yoke and
in the back the folds reach from
shoulder to belt. Ths full leg-'o-mut-
ton is cut on the bias.
Plain French cashmere 10 favorite
material for house gowne, which are
made with . ample round waist with
immense silk bretelles that cover the
shoulders and graduate to . sharp
poiut at the belt.
Not only economical but picturesque
are the now fashionable bodices quite
different from the skirt. which enables
one TO use the "shortlength" patterns
which are found on the bargain coun-
| ters.
1t 10 declared by those who are in .
position TO know that IL IL tradesmen
aud manufacturers who are pushing
the crinoline TO the fore. and not those
VINO usually Get fashions PAGES.
The latest thing in street garments is
. nst.y, taut, tight fitting coat OF med
ium length. With this IL worn fur
fchl, nsck.scarf. tippet or stole
snapped colIarette.
Among the most elegant costumes
forsprihg are those of Russan selours.
and PLAIN, smooth-fsced cloths arc I
be much used both for house and street
costumes.
Among the new French color CON-
binations are pale blue and hellotrope.
mar on aud SEA green, and browns
With greens OF various shades
The most stylish OF the universally
popular capes has an Elifab~thsn col
lar with fur on botn sides 60 that 4 can
be turned up or down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27


x2ets s5.eoa - he a. oseo 4 Mt
Nichi s2n H<..s1za cels ga, : GOD
te.iafs tor ke,n1 saa do%4 - "a ~
Df. ya.l Ct l&le ma tsess ar sl<s
fof rsaAslsogntff- To- csc grows cut
.. = ehssfs q efisain<i f.rbtlsls PEE
f~-te1 ~ Aiss psl.< ts4fo1<r.
Mira Ia cepvt = k2iamxzoo w1s
safo~n oet - door ~ : 81 snksn lo<
hsn1 and Der tset ~ tacly tEo<sn lt4f
Ampatsten - neoesz>ry.
kosconnon thinks gsniemsa With
The e.s>slc name of Nike Nsssyk - ped
the stsnips from the S.oslCfilos. AID ne
u nov n tue bs<tlie.
The ieEss.sEivs COMMITTEES has decid-
Cd tnat inc mining reaool =. HOaK tfon
10 too crowded aud wall reconue3c an
appropriation
freddy Nsers Of Port H1ron lad .
habit 81 catching On 10 bofs. Ihesnou
viii a. - Tooe before Freddy b~kcn
lex 10 msnded.
Captain ochs ~ tue Easf Tssss lie
saving crew <ays that 60 oesths hsss
occurred drr.nK he past Eve years.
Ferdinand H4naNs $4,000 llt,.i soit
against The Jacxson Patriot Il on trial.
ea<- 80 - - - - VII - Et4ir
bay Cay y little allow now--hslf an
hour OF 40. Standard tine has lu-t
been adopted ~ the eoaneA.
Lansing is 10 have . hand sourns-
ment. IL u not intended % CON pete
with the state iegs atufe-
There are four new cAses Of dim.
tbsrsA la Hay city and tue town a
scared hall - death.
fetoskey society men are h~sinninc
20 wear spike tai coats and ne town -
just tekled TO death.
Ga Saturday. February 4. the Con-
greganonAl church ~ Portland viii Be
hfty years cd.
William Souther.knd vas killed near
Hastings yesterday by the bursting of .
buzz cav.
l-anssng sports are going 10 have .
bloomin' Engllsh for hunt, We know.
Captain Alonzo L. bingham. proas-
inent saginaw citizen, 10 dead.
Two svspgellsts st Homer are pok-
ing satan with = sharp sticx.
Last year Manisies shipped nearly
&c. 900 900 feet Of iunahsr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

The coroner's jury IN the case of Ray
Clemens. the switchman woo wa killed
hy ieiug c@ught between lumber cars
Wednesday afternoon. rendered YER
diet yesterday OF "pnreiy accidental !"
The iestimony Of the only man who
saw tho accident Wa that Clemens wss
not caught by The Iuinner. but between
tie enus If lbe care "a he stepped be-
tween IA. ni on the INSIDE OF very
shafp curve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

ALPEsA. Mich. Jan. 2s.-Judge Kel-
ley today sentenced Gfosspsan. con-
vlcted of killing Albert Molster, u
years old, 10 Jackson for the remainder
OF his natural life. 6rossman seemed
TO be the least affected Of any one ia
the room, and with the same ssolid IN
difference that re has sll along Dis
played. sat quietly through the ent.re
proceedings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

violent contrast OF color 10 carried into
everything, even into hats and bonnets.
The Russian blouse stlii holds,ts own
to . great extent. for II 10 an indisput-
able fact that il 10 garment which ls
perfectly adapted TO . tall, slender
figure; but many variations are intro
duced upon the ample circular jacket
with waist belt, which Was first some
what inappropriately designated a
blouse--tunic would have been . Tar
better name. i recently saw two new
aud attractive desgne for walking cos
TUNES. The first Was of thick Indian
camel cloth. in beautiful bright chest
nut shade, the skirt trimmed with three
tiny rows Of beaver fur, and the Rus
sian tunic made with double shoulder
cape, "storm" collar, wide waist-belt,
and large pocket flaps. all edged with
narrow fur. The second Was . hand
some and effective costume OF tweed
aud brocaded velvet. The skirt WAS of
the latter material, in . rich leaf-green
shxde, and the shoulder puffs were
composed of the same velvet. The
polonaise was tweed, cut Newmarket
fashion At the waist. and fastened
diagonally from the left hip. The
back breadth reached TO the ground,
and the collar. cuffs and trimmings
were of skunk fur, while the mutt OF
brocaded velvet. trimmed with skunk,
formed q pleasing finish to the gown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

LANSING. Mich. Jan. 26.-commis-
sioner Of Railroads Billings will prona-
bly, appoint az his mechanical engineer
hood OF Locomotive Engineers: John
+. More of Poatac. Elliott r. Moore Of
Saginaw. NJ. u. Anderson Of ~ Car.
W. Z. Brewer Of Jackson
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

BESzoxlA. Jan. 26.--Tne board OF
vlsitors 10 Benzonia college. consisting
OF superintendent {. ". Grawn OF
Traverse City. Com. d. y. Mcclure cf
Oceans county anu tue Rev. Rowe OF
the $780, waited the college today.
After careful examination into the
management and method OF lnstfue-
ton. the board expressed itself az
much pleased with the college and the
educational advantages young men
and womea enjoy here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

A Jcurnsl club mas been formed
among tnn high scaool teecheTs for the
ssirpsse of staoyipg the IT rature per
isis,,ns u b.0lugv Jchn ". Astthe ws
q pr. dent Al the meeting lzsi even
no Mr. Matthews made an Interesting
Sax On me s1ticns Of tsschios uotany
in Ice grads A class a. ioisny : 10
lse founded among the ~ school
tsnceers. AIR. Matthew's VII act ss To-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

nurlnx hs ionx -srvscs IA congress
sss deaf justice Lsnasr met n TIE
senate the naost eonsunmass snt
brilliant tebaters the republican party
e~sr producstl II e sad of hins now
tbst eace n = tins he forced the ia.
vincibls bisins - sppesi - the houss
Ter protection fFcm hsigstninx shafts
81 nsectis> sad sarcasm. snt that the
inp>fsl csnk ing qua ed Before rs
tuslkde ef iqciae- re- Gale. One By
che ne net aid vsnqnlsssi ths great
deb>t.rs unsll ss net as Crit ssd most
aecs.ss refus 81 the hants u Zseha-
reA EhsastI-s. A riiI vas bsfors ths
ssnst< granting rsnsons q Survivors
Ct ne Msxscsn var. s#usser Hear
neref - sxrePt frcm - pEovisscns
Islr DeFs Lamar arose n as seat
SD denoaae-a Hear Tor ofrrsg an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Firgs took another innan un~&,6
yestsffav. snd deSiers are noe psygnx
- hszn az 81 ceufs fosen for ,fsrn'
"It's . case Of hsra toe ~ ,,s
desier Yesterday. "Exxs are rr.et,.
csily out Of The Marks. aaa -. al
pay almost say prics fer teen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

sAesxsv. Mich.. jan. c6.-kmr.s
Rust. an ed and respected resiaent 90
tns west ss8r. dis8 verv suddenly q .
morn ~. tie VS. very wealthy a~d
~sa isave ar estase vsl1ei a 3 s5a. !.
90. nessl1 ps4e "a 10 berns op-fs-
fil.ll2
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

To-NICHT the British Par
lament which assembled ycster-
day will settle down to the busi-
ness of the session.
Il IS expected that the "Grand
Old Man" Gladstone, who was
50 years old on December goth
last. win introduce his long cx-
pected measure giving Home
Rule to Ireland. Public expec-
tation is on the chi sis-e. and
although some of the Cabinet
oppose the measure, Gladstonc's
personality sufices TO carry
everything before him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

United states Deputy Marshall.
hfswstsr And AcNsagnioa reached
home ye<sercav from tnsiT TIP 70 Cal.
aorn's where tney vent WITH me TAO
tniasnsen NO had sfnuzxIei theme
s~lsss over from Csnsds Thev raw
them safely booxe4 Tor China ~ toe
customs &C lector a. Saa Prsnrssos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

TopAr the committee appointed BY
the legislature to visit the state uni
ssrAty wsll earn its pay and extra
mileage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

SULLIVAN 70 again under . cloud.
He permitted an ONO landlord TO slap
Dis neck aud put him TO slsep. How
10 the mighty fallsn'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

rnesx Elmirs robbers took things
easy. After taking AL tns m ney Ia
Mr.. Bne.Is safe. they took 70 the barn.
and making . cosy neat in the hay
nov took . rest. There Wa really
nashi1g slss to take. bat nov the OH
cess are tsyinx 70 take them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

"wuI. it Be BzyAfd" asxs The Dem
oerat over AcsfleAtars OF the senator's
feAtures II ne looks any Like that
picture, great Heavens. mol
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

ASs sfaoH- u 81. }sr. ess--So res
cases e sra.igex hsss hesn reported
thss norrkpr from PitssGsla taxs<f.st.
BAT TIE 6ssta q tro Of me sufferers !.
hourly expected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

w..suxsrox. Jsn. 16.--For Lower
and Uou<r Michigan tar
veatn~r. sxcsps colder IN soutEeastsra
lower Nah GAM nortnsfiy wints De-
comzox variable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

Owrss 10 Al unfortunats accident At
$50 shls morning. the hfsh page Of
Tx HxKuD was completely ''plsd. !"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27
State News m Brief.

The junior class of the Benton Hsr-
hor collegiate institute will present as
You Like IL tonight. providing the
Eosaiind doesn't get shy IN the second
act and refuse to don the tights.
Two young women living in sarnia
attempted 10 cross The 81. Clair river
on the ice. A man pulled them out
and n kind-hearted +. II Huron woman
loaned them some dry lingerie.
Big Rapids is stll stirred up about
the eiopemcnt of William +. Morse and
Mrs. Barker. Mra Aorse and her Elk
children are being cared for by sympa-
thetic frlends-
Lenawee county farmers are holding
an institute. There has been talk OF q
course of instructions IN the patent
right, gold brick aud and green goods"
games.
Ann Arbor water commissioners ask
the people 10 be ecoDomicxl IN the use
of water. There IL every Involvement
10 economic in the usc OF Huron river
water.
John e. Ancensen OF Muskegou
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-27

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