Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-07
HIT CALLS GROVER
His Resolution Rsqussts Clever
land 10 Send to the House
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WAsair61ox. Jan. 6--Repfssentatiss
Hit today made The firss move towards
asesrsainlng The truth q The report
coming via Auckland that Hinist<s
Willis has rs4usn1sd the snrrsndss q
the provis5onal govsrnnsns BY intrs-
dacins the following resolution 10 NE
house: ~fasojvsd, That shs president
be rsqrsstsd to oomnunicxts 70 the
HOUSE q Representatives. e not
incopskstsnt with the public inter
ssts. al infornatioa resolved since
his msosage Of December ia
1854 ~ noe transmitted Herewith asd
now 10 his possession touching recent
reported events Ia the Hawaiian islands.
and any attempts TO overturn the rspub-
llcan government Thereof and erect =
monarchy In its stead and especially
whether any representative. e4esr vss-
eel or armed force Of the United States
took part In such recent attempts to
subvert friendly government and u 90.
BY whose orders they acted.
The resolution was referred 10 tie
committee on foreign af1airA
HOTEL GOSSIP.
Carload Morley. otherwise e. j.
Morley OF Rochester. N. Y. arrived in
the Morton last evening with his ire
prcssiblc and irresistible smile-andt the
furniture season Of 1894 may now there
fore be said TO be fairly opened Mr..
Mcrlcy's presencs always acts a. slim
ulant to the backbone Of every seller on
the market and a. to the buyers. they
come down cut OF the trees. like Kit
Carscn's coons. and Immediately proffer
their shekels on silver salvera OF course
Mr.. Morley IL az optomistic az usual on
the state Of the market and he 10 ably
second ed BY the other sellers OF whom
there are some two dozen now CHARTERED
in the Morton The majority cannot
give any good reason for the faith that
Is in them-but II is there just the same
and is Of the kind which 10
calculated to move mountains or pull
the samolcons out Of the unwilling
pockets OF visiting dealers Local deal.
ers are also hustling this week, putting
the last finishing touches to their stock
aud making IL ss dainty and tempting
"a possible to the pockets Of the buyers.
Local furniture men are not sanguine OF
large trade, but all Of them are hust-
ling for everything Ia sight and the gen
eral feeling 10 that business will Be fair.
Buyers are not 90 numerous a. last year.
but some largo ones are already on the
ground. Among the latest buyers To
arrive are w. L. Shearer. representing
Paine's Furniture company OF Boston.
and Fred Pullman. representing George
e.. Flint CT New York Both are large
buyers and their early advent 10 consid-
cred to be favorable sign. Last nights
arrivals we're: 8. X. Barstow Of Boston.
Charles Williams Of Utica. New York.
and j. y. Hoben OF Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Conlen. the Mn
dianspolis couple who eioped to this
city and we're married by Justice Proc
tor, having received their parental for.
giveness. left their quarters in The New
Livingston yesterday and departed for
home.
j. Park. q furniture buyer Of Red
Wing. Minnesota. noted at Sweets yes.
terday. has gone east for short visit.
but will return when the sales are fairly
under way.
George p. Hummer, mayor and furni-
ture manufactures OF Holland City,
Michigan. 10 at The Morton.
Charles Hutchinson OF Battle Creek
aud w. w. Sprsgue Of Greenville are AT
The New Livingston.
J. w. Stoughton. prominent manu-.
facturer or Kalamazoo. Is at The New
Livingston.
J. A. Haal<. Q lumberman Of Luther,
10 at The New Livingston
Charles b. Colsman OF Marquette is q
guest at Sweeta