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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
THE MICHIGAN MEMS FIGHT.
The Congressman Afraid to Leave
Matters With the President.


Special TO Detroit News.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-Congressman May.
bury and other members of the Michigan
delegation intended leaving tonight for
home, but they have decided 10 postpone
their departure until some time next week,
on account of the delay in fixing up some
Michigan appointments.
Mr.. .Maybury has recommended w. j.
Craig for collector of customs at Detroit:
August Goebel for collector of internal rev.
enue at the same place, and Elihu b.
Pond. of Ann Arbor, as pension
agent at Detroit There is some doubt, Mr..
Maybury says, about the appointment of
GOebel. on account of his having been a dis
tiller 1t is believed that this preiudices his
case III the eyes of the department. but his
having retired from the business last April
would seem to render him legally eligible.
Mr.. Dickinson has not IndOrsed either
Craig or Goebel. and will not. These two
appointments will probably be regarded as
test cases of the respective influence of May
bury and Dickinson, although Mr. Dickin-
says he will not interfere in the matter.
Friends of Jerome Eddy now say that he
will not go To Glasgow. and Is certain To get
some good foreign cOnsulship.
W. w. Wheaton. of Detroit, has received
the Endorsement of the Michigan Congress
men for Consul at Montreal. There Is some
doubt about his appointment, hov yer
There is perfect harmony anon the Mich
igan Democrats here on the surface. hut the
situation is considerably strained IL will
not take much To bring about an g. ia declar-
alton of war.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
a REPORTERS HARD LINES.
Seven Evening Caller who Left Him a
Mass of Aching CTS and Bruises.

Seven Evening Caller who Left Him a
Mass of Aching CTS and Bruises.
At $50 o'clock last sunday evening a man
rushed out of a house ON Liberty street,
East New York, and screamed Murder
until crowd of excited I,ersons surrounded
him. Then shouts for help were heard on
the second floor OF alittle two-story house,
and second later the hall door of the house
was flung open and seven men and boy
dashed out and rushed through the crowd
Five of the fugitIves were caught 10y
policemen and taken to the station.
In a little upper room of the house the
police men found blood spattered around
and all the furniture turned upside down.
Mixed up with the bed clothes on the bed
was a man. His clothing was torn and
twisted. He was Strengthened out and iden-
tilted himself as Reinhold Dlckert, a re-
porter for German paper.
At the station he recognized the six pris-
oners as his assaIlants. tie said be was
quietly sitting IN his room when they and
two others entered. One of them asked him
if he was the author of certain article
which had appeared in the Ldnterns on the
day previous. and immediately afterward he
was struck on head with club and partly
stunned. Then the men picked him up,
threw him on the bed, and beat him with
their fists until they got tired.
Dckert's face was bruised and swollen
from his beating. The offensive article was
a column IN length, and, though II men
toned no names, described the prisoners 40
that they felt II intended for them.
Dlckert used to work In the torpedo factory
and these were hIs former associates. The
article accused them of being fonder of beer
than work.-N. y sun.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
SATURDAY S CHICAGO FIRE.
a Building on Fifth Avenue Badly
Damaged.

CHICAGO. May l0.-At ? O'Clock yesterday
morning fire broke out At 10 and 81 Fifth
avenue. Only two large steamers and two
chemical engines were enabled TO respond,
owing To many of the engines being tempo
rarily disabled bv pumping filthy water at
the great lumber fire, and others being on
duty at the scene of the big fire. When the
frvmen arrived flames were bursting out of
the rear top story windows on both sides of
the building. The fremen at once went to
work and in a few moments were reinforced
by the arrival of two more large engines.
The building j. a large stone front, SIX stories
high. The Wilson Wagner lithographing
company occupied most of the fifth floor.
It, stock i seriously damaged. The first
floor OF No. - i used as a salesroom by the
Western furniture company, who will lose
several thousand dollars. The fremen were
almost exhausted by their efforts at the lum-
Der fire. and had hard fight to obtain con-
troll of the flames. The building was COM
pletely l.utted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

WASHINGTON, May 10.-There has been a
great deal of speculation among politicians
here a. % whom the President would select
for Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing. The facts in the matter were OBJ
tanned by representative of the United Press
yesterday afternoon. The bureau will not
be reached IN the various changes which are
being considered by the executive before or
about June /. When II IL reached. the office
OF chief will be rendered TO Mr.. f. o..
Graves. now assistant United States Treas
urer The selection Of Mr. Graves il on ac-
count Of MS efficient seAices IN the various
lo=itions 10 which he has been assigned IN
the department and IN recognition OF his
thorough acquaintance with the work Of the
bureau.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

For the COPYRIGHT of Gen. Gordon's
diaries complete. $4,000 l. stated TO have
been offered.
The complimentary banquet will be given
Edmand Yates May %. Sir Algernon Borth-
wick, NJ T., presiding.
Special arrangements are being made for
a public welcome 70 Minister Phelps at
Southampton next Friday.
Rev. II. r. Hawels and Sir Arthur Sullivan
are about 10 sail for America, the former 10
lecture and the latter Ia rest.
With favorable weather until harvest. Il is
estimated that the wheat crop Of Michigan
viii e1ceed 24.743.00o bushels.
Business failures in the United States for
the week number ~. against l67 last week
and lS2 IN the corresponding period ~ lss4.
The Duke 81 Westminster flly Farvel
won the go yuiuea stake Friday AZ New
market from fifteen o0mpeutors by three
lengths.
Editor VI C. Harris. Who vas expelled
from Hot Spriuzs In lisa by citizens com
ruiftee vas awarded 8 IN damage Friday
II the Federal court AZ Little Rock
The President ha- ascided not % appoint
Jas. Blackburn A. Collector of Internal
Revenue for the Seventh District u ken
tucky. owing 20 the antl-U -Uuioa sentiments
expressed hy fhe istter in a letter o. his wife
Jerome Edd5 and D0n n Dickinson. a.
Chairman ard ~ecrstarr nf tte Dem0crstsc
Executive Commlft ~. haze lied WITH See
refafy NsnnfnE lrasi aasrEes against
q r. Hsrf-nfT. Cc3eclor ~ Cusooms for
fhe Port Hnror antriet-
The slU al Csptsln q y Fsine. ~ Osh-
soen. VIE heeseashs ksttss 20 Lancaster
University Methodist at 4rrIeter $500
~ ths Y 81 g.. A ~ ISL sosh. and = -sn
Dot sisted for the erection ~ soldler-
raenrment in = rrfaafsry AZ h=hsosh
Chief Post IlfH-a Insreefor 81 ~ va
informed Saturday 81 ere arrest III Arssn-ss.
- A - Adiafs. A postal eIers He had
uronfhis Fersou a. So - waich ~ -
coy money For Eve yesrs - has r=Aed
psckagr~e 81 re-fa se Nexcs II = eefiasasei
hiE stesiir,gs sn,ourt 20 S4p8 Tie 7Vbdence
- conclusive szainaf hlm. ID p considered
IT, uiozf znpnrtznf srra4f for year,.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
King humbert Welcomed.

LOsDoS, May I0.-The Standards Naples
dispatch says the King and Queen of Italy
were rapturously received upon their arrival
there to-day. The streets were thronged
A. the royal carriage made IT. way
through the lines. There vas no
police or military escort, and the
utmost order prevailed. In the evening
the nev water works structures were mar
velonsly Illuminated by electric hghts. 4 ne
arrangements Of committees having ia
charge the prarade. Inflammation. etc, we're
perfect and the entire affair Tas grand sue
c@szz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
GEO. A. HALL & co.
% MONROE ST.

Are IN ths,iT new and oomnodious quarters
and viii be pleased 10 see all their odd
custonieTs and - many new ones az may
favor them with call
OUR NEWS COUNTER viii sssata.ln
the BEST OF Periodical Literature, and Wit
be improved by adding - the VARIETY
from the best periodicals publisl4sd, and
We shall spare no pains 10 make thls
branch ~ oar business the mosi eomplets
department OF the Kind IN this part ~ the
State
The Popular Libraries OF STANDARD
Fiction We are now keeping full line
of the Lowell Library, IN which hsi VIII
lie fonnd the works Of noted authors oi
the world, al prices All mss affopd
Our Fancy Stationery Department VIII
coDtalii ladies hand bags, purses, card
cases, III tine leather. Bew and correct n
style, and a lins We wish every lady 90 ss-s.
also fine writing papers, regret and visit
ing cards, Marcus Wards irish linen
papers and Cranes tinted papers.
Orders for copper plate engraving re.
ception aud visiting cards, monograms,
crests, coats OF arms, stamping, etc, quail
ity work guaranteed.
Genilemens wallets, letter eases, biil
books, purses, card eases, etc, ia fine
leather aDd cheaper grades
GOLD PENS AND NOVELTIES IN PENCILS.
Flom Edward Todd a Co. y Y.
This line Of goods has been thoroughly y
tested in TINS locality, and our sales are
constantly increasing, as they are known
to be goods Of real merit.
We have IA full line Of Whatmans, Eng,
drawing papers; also the cheaper Amer
can. Drafting tools and sets Tracing
linen. tracing paper, roll. MANILA, etc.
Commercial stationery consisting Of
blank books, inks, pens, pencils. mucilage
and d thousand and one things IN this
line that We cannot enumeraie, Will be
found IN our stock and at night prices
Our stock Of school books and supplies
VIII embrace everything used IL our pub
lie schools.
We will endeavor 20 make ourselves
useful 20 this community and hope 10 be
rewarded with share Of your patronage
Yours truly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

The residence Of Mrs. Mohr, Ri the corner
of North Division and Lyon streets. came
very near being the scene Of confagration
a few nights since. Some young men who
tainment and were sitting near the CRATE FIRE
when one Of them noticed smoke coming up
through the floor near the CRATE. Investiga-
ton showed that the heat from
the fire had set FIRE to the wood beneath II.
A hose vas handy and being used quickly
the ire was pot oat without calling the de
partnent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

The Same Testimony Being Repeated
in the Heart Affair.


The examination Of Ofao~rs Moran and
scoby, charged with the killing OF VII
Heart. occupied the greater share Of Satur-
day Ia Poliee Court, \. A. Earle, principal
attorney for the defense. appeared ia Court
for the hrst time Coroner Bradish, Supt
Perry, MAJOR CSlkins, Df. Wood and Maurice
H0usemsn were the witnesses placed upon
the stand But little testimony other than
that heretofore published ia THE TEIkGRAM
was brought out Supt. Perry produced Il
revolver which he said was Mr.. ScOby' : and
vas handed to him by that officer a. the one
carried by him on the night of the Heart
shooting. Major Calkins was, a. al the
time OF the Coroner's inquest. shown the
fatal ball. lie said IL was "A 32-cahbre
Smith 4 wesson ball. and, being shown
Seoby's revolver. said the weapon was
adapted 10 use for the bullet.
lie described the revolver a. a
Smith q WessOn, double-action 81"
Maurice Houseman, upon the stand, was
shown written document which he said
was Hearts ante mortenn statement, written
by him (Houseman) two hours before
Hearts death and IN the presence of wit
nesses, when Heart was in full possession of
his mind. The FIRST part of the statement.
only IL new and the remainder does not
differ from the testimony of the officers and
MIR. Houseman, as published. ln this state
ment Heart said he left the city about eight
weeks ago because he was afraid of arrest,
for gambling, and spoke in particular of
the Casnovia farmers case. The examina-
ton will be continued in Police Court at 10
nfefock this rnornipu
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

NEN FoaE. May i0.-Harvey VI. Munsell.
the luror in tha short Phelan case, Il IN
Ludlow Street jail. where he Il held on r.
charge IF perjury To "a United Press re-
porter 81 stated that he was entirely innocent
OF rhs charge. He explained that his visit
Cd ~ Donovan Rosa = office was for the pur-
p.ze ~ MAKING himself better acguaint q
vith the q arram 0f the office. He did not
know he vas doinZ wrong IN visiting the
place. H never bad anY conversation with
either Snort or Joyce. a. charged, and said
he would not snov one from the Otuer n
they vere brought before hiu. He gave it
ls his ouinion that Fhelan weakened his case
1y the display of arms made by him during
his examination in the witness stand.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

c. ID. Hildebrand. the reformed outlaw,
lectures at Powers Opera House this even
ing upon his own experiences in prison life.
Mr.. Hildebrand Is a powerful speaker,
thrilling in his Illustrations and his lectures
are moral lessons TO all who hear them. His
and seen inflicted upon others, az direct
result of crime. Is intensely interesting. SO
intimately has he been connected with the
most daring outlaws. including the James
and Younger brothers, that he Is enabled 10
explain many interesting things concerning
them never seen 10 print The Opera House
should be well filed this evening
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
T.s pUGnAcioUs SPARKS.
The Comm ssionsr Puts a Special
Agsat Out IN One Round.

U ne lJtitftt >1tOfrf TAts OpS~t a.
Agsot Out "a One Round.
HAsHIssros, May l0-A sensation va
produced Ia the interior Department yester-
dag morning b = personal encounter be
tween General Land Commissioners Sparks
and Col Hsnrs G. Deshna special agent Of
the land once at Carson City, Aes. Com
missioner SPARKS grabbed the special agent
by the throat and elected hin from
his Ofhee. Col Deahna, ~ho strug-
gied bat could not free himself
from the grasp Of the Commissioners, left the
building IA a rage, saying he Intendsd 10
get 0ut q sarrrnt for assault and battery
against Mr.. sparks. Col. Deahna has been
here some time and has frequently
called On Commissioner Sparks, ask
ing that hIS accounts DC set
tied. The commissioner some time ago
snspenBvd al actiOB Ia special agents az
counts, a. no desired To personally inspect
them before passing upon them. The per
sistenee Of Col Deahna greatly annoyed the
couilu issIOner, and when he called Mr.
sparks eOald restrain his imp4tience NO
longer, and after some hot words grasped
Col Deahna, with the result a. stated A.
Col. Dehna passed through the door be called
Out; You are making a d fool OF your
self"
The Colonel says he expects 10 lose his
place. Both Mr.. Sparks and Col. Deahna
have figured before IA exciting seenes-Mr
Sparks m the halls of Congress and Col.
Deahna ina the White House. where hs
rOundly abused President Hayes and was put
out b the police.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Mr. Taerart Appreasted.

The Hilisiale Sgadard paYs Hon Moses
Tsggart the following deserved tribute.
Attorney- General Moss Iaz.,srt - CIV
ing excellent satlsfactson IN his Official
dates. No one II his Tsrk-3eoessoTs has tsssen
more prompf 81 re@ponding - al the
demands 81 Supreme Court IssT1slatu-s
and s-auerai state bnslness He 70
~ earuest meu snd az indefafiva-
bit worker N8fhnz - allowed ~
e with a YroEnlsf-f ry thing - done. Mr.
Iazrari holds an envlabls FeTrufnfion s. p
iavger. ana hss gnsssuu fBT set dignifed
uanners his tho~eaEh acguRintsfces With
r1an and measures. and fls unfnIefakatie
recitude combine ~ render hfn esceptign.
as fitted for size onerans tea q conduc1 fTsg
tf.e la0 department ~ tfse Ssste
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

These Lo~ Prices rli ihe Story.
Good Caiiooos. So m. g.
Good CrlsL I0w,iue. 5e ..ld g..
Good yanI-vlie Brown Cotton. a..
&C. r. Hld ~
Good Bleach Coiton. g. o.. or. &C.
&c and Zoe
GinglaIas. ? 7c. g. and upward
Wade and bne printed Canbues at
l0c and I23sc
Lineu Lawns. l2i sc l5c. 2,c and 2,
Beautiful Satmos. 2bc.
Fine Scotch Ginghams. 1Dc
Brocade Dress Goods. o. &C. &c "A
l2ikc.
Table LiDen, l5c. l9o 70, pc, Dc m
30c.
Lincn Towels for C.. ~. &c. lie. Isc, n
ISc and 2lc.
White Dress Goods from 5c. 20. gc. 10
and upward
We are cloana oui b large i0t II fir
plaid Cambnce for ~ worth from y
10 35c. Tlese are the CHEAPEST We ha'
ever seen.
sihgso A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
The Conlng PARIS Exposition.

P,srs. May i0.-The terms q admission
~ exhibits 20 she Industrial Exposition 20
he held in che Palace Of Industry. from July
81 November of This year. are a. follows;
The exhibition Ines are 6xed at "a francs
SO per superficial metre about ,Ei4
incHesI or per metre in frontage. The upper
gallery s rented lt che rate of I5 francs
80 the metre. The exhibItoHbeing entitled
20 metre i0 ceutmetres & feet ! inches
in depth and the val surface behind. For
installation includIug fonr sIdes fiso lated
showcase and pavilion half the price Of
froutara SPACE is charged M addition - the
due- for surface 8reH.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

WAsHNGroS. May l0.-The President
yesterday appointed Arthur ID. Bissell, of
New York. collector Of customs at Buffalo.
August VI. Kuhn, Of Indiana, -urveyo- Of
customs. port Of indianapolis. Ind. Hamil-
ton q. Jones. North Carolina. district attOr-
ney for the western district Of North Caro-
lima. Lewis g. Bartlett. Of New York TO be
second deputy commissioner of pensions.
Board Of visitors To the United States mill
tary academy. lss5-Hou. John BixelOv, of
New York; Charles r. Goldman. Of Massa-
chu-etts. Cien. Fitzhugh lee. Of Virginia.
Hon Crea. Hosdly. Of Ohio. James G. Tap
pan. OF Arkansas. Prof Edward ;. Holden.
81 Wisconsin. and George L. Miller, Of
Nahrazka
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Riotous Gondoliers.

VENICE. May l0.-The practice of hotel
keepers furnishing their own boats for the
use of guests has incensed the gondoliers
and caused serious rioting. A concerted at
tack upon II hotel boats was made to-day.
The latter were stOutly defended in n fight
which ensued. but the hotel boatmen were
Overpowered and the goudolas scuttled.
Several persons were seriously hurt and
many of the attacking party have been ar
rested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

WsssrsUrss May lo DE-. z z 3. Fosrd.
practcinz phFsiciau al Falian. Ala. viii
It = safe. -oon 81 frroin- United state
Ccneul AL Csrscosz. Vsnerula. Foard
sf1ntts lIE1 .u t1e rrn. n.s-ssion of wrfiIcfne
End g Il understood ie-ires 20 80 81 Carac-
lsi= fer Use aase ~ r'ie sdvsutares ~ a resi-
lenre .u shat eauufrY sud climate would
.feri h.m ef sfudVrnx selsow fewer soh.
"a rhtch ne has tevotei nlnch stten-
80.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Bsrret r. Z. May 70 -Itis expected that
me strike ft the Bristol Rubber Works vii
he terminated Monday "a ex Governor
Bouina tas INSIDE tine operatives a PROPOSE
fion Fhich is generally considered O. he fair
if hoVe =r. tfs dissatisfied v0rxmen shouid
ler-ist ln remaining ont .ae works vii re-
nsfn .die 1nt tha they can be- started with
fuf com cement ~ empioyes. AT IN
aed x1rk vii ia completed. hnt no new
F1rs T,frIf he heTTn nnisaa All ~ the opera
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

senoe - THE TErssR.x.

torra4pendence - THE TEEE8Rsx
MaSIsTKE. Mich-, Msy 9-The central
school building in tbi- city Vas damaged 70
the amount Of 1000 by fire lssf night The
cau=e Il ths ars T. aific1it e. be determined
and many believe it T. have been The wo-k
~ incendisries The loss is fully covered by
Insurance
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

WssHrssT0S. May l0.-An order has been
issued from the War Department. placing
on the retired list Of the army on three-qusr-
ters pay City seven enlisted men. sho have
served az enlisted men for thirty years. This
IS The ri rsf order under the new lav of lat
February. which va the inception II Adju-
tant-f General Drum. and the passing Of
which be arzsd az each session of Congress
for nearly ten years paat.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Wlsarvsrox. May "A ,. suineford's
commission Tss not signed yesterday. ss
stated. hut Il ras signed tnis morning The
oonna iszi0n has heen - tfse White Hove
for sevsra' days tnt the President delayed
slznInz Il or srovant a TIRE premature an
no8ucement - she appointment
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Leonard :. Marshsll reported 10 the police
authorities yesterday afternoon that be had
Just lost so. while in Tredwelis saloon. OF
kent street and Ia the oompany of several
Others. Nov what vas I<-ouar doing IN =
saloon upon the sabbath
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Lospox Mas f8 This mornings Pasf
szaerfs fhaf - - lfsers has nf0r.nesi Sir
Fd0arf Tflrrnton. sfIfish Niaistsr st ~
fsfer-fnrg. tnat ai ere FIXTURE pariegrtrs ~
.reeen Rrf ard .irest Hritain. the tfrn,er
decline - masa ans references - Herat
Nlsfa rar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

NsssrSeroS. Asg ~ rs j. understood
tksf sx-Reure@satafive Sh~liay. - Aisbensa
val 80 usorrew ~ arpaintea Feurth AHsitor
7f fas treasury - take tise pisce - Besrgis-
ley. wno 0esi.uesi.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Nsss1SsroS. Mag i9--Seeretary 81 Bsysrd.
speaking sbo1f pe Meier. rso as nosa-
insfes - ~ Urred Stsss~ Carszai ~ Nsxs.
ski. fsp4n. ssit- NJ Neier's eouasnissior
= nnf ssaned szid never wiH h,e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Obituary

NssHIxeros. Mas i0-Ms3or ;. g. Ly-
fori. of the ordinance Department ~ the
Var Departments. and Pre-isierft ~ ths Gov
arnrnenf Bcsrf ~ ne New Orleans Expo
Ntioe. died lszr nizht
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

There are '9ots" OF Custom
Departments 10 town. But we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours j. the
the best Of its hud. And
what is that kindg
Popular is the easy aud
strongest answer.
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. con-
suit Us on Suiung. newest
Spring Light Weight over
coatings and Trouzenngs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11
Geo. A. Hall & Co.
For the Ladies.

The place 10 get sewing machines repaired
Is where the repairer has no interest at stake
but his reputation "a practical workman.
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing AZ rule does not
give satisfaction. Adjusting il a trade. After
twelve year. experience en- prepared 20 do
work that Will give peri, q satisfaction. /
do not sell new machines OF work for any
company, and have but one obfeci IN vieu.
that il do work that will build up for me a
good irade ~ a repairer Of sewing machines
will call al your shop or house. examine your
machine, tell you what can be done, What } 1
will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have II done Or not.
All orders received 10y postal viii receive
prompt attention rebuild readjuzt clean
and repair all kinds. have parts attachments
and needles for all Shop at ll0 Summit
street. J. H. STHcEikND.
Sewing Machine Bepairer
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

<r kusssHunel Nag ie lit Il reported
thss Frfure Ithauef 2.lafo-ssi IS to s1scceei
D,~4isrs ~ MINISTER az Fareizn AfArs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

Base hits, Louisville :. Baltimore 3. Errors.
Louisville none Baltimore none. Pitchers Mays
and Burns. Umpire Valentine.
MILWAUKEE. Ma, 10 Milwaukee If, Cleve-
land l.
Saturdays games resulted As follows
Philadelphia t. Boston 3: New York |. Provi-
dence 0. Pittsburg 16 Metropolitans 3: Louisville
9 Buffalo 1: Cincinnati I. Brooklyn D.; 1t. Louis
Athletics 3; Milwaukee :. Cleveland 0. Detroit.
Bad weather postponed game. Buffalo. Game
postponed. rain. Toledo. Storm cansed post
ponement Of game. Kansas City 5. indianapolis 1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-11

: ~ - Ut N@'T-' Na''F N''''sT : o7'-'
YoCyGsrowS, -. Nay - Last evening
Judge Arrel appointed Edwin Bell and z. l.
Nhders. A. receivers for tbe extensive nut
and boit works ~ Arms. BELL q Co. q this
nla-e. on the application made hy the cred-
itors. The works have but recently become
involved ia financial dsficulfiea