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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
FOR SALE.

n BARGAIN If sold b, NAY y house. and sos
~ A. No 57 therry street. rooms closets.
gosi ceiiar. eistefn. eats water AID sSs- All in
good rspaiT lo, oo1lse. flenty II shrabtsery.
cherries, rsptssrfies asparagus. pie-pant etc. A.
Thomas. III
Tor sAII Now is the u e - bay houss and
r lot Two MINUTES walk frufn gt.e poet oftoe for
80 worth s. 20 ne~ house Tor 751 viii rent for
l0 per month. house aud lots ~ al laFfs Of the
city for Sl5 lsl, 30 IsL 50. 100 an asl
2.lDJ 800 aud upward. lots for To-. 81 so, So
IS acree Ia rent near eltJ with house aud barn,
Remember the place. ~ Canal street. Room -.
J. Miller l0s.
TOR sAI.E-Mrs. white's house No rs
= Court street. viii take good lot ia part
payment or mortgages; also so' to l'stn 0n farm
property. For rent Second. y Caledonia, SO
East Bridge and ~ Cottr,il -treets. Enquire 81
Tuttle BrOs. Real Estate dealers.
GAVE p PER CENT BY PURCHASING YOUR
y lieed and Rattan ware Of the undersigned.
Chairs. Cribe sofas. Hamper Tetts and all
MANNER of HAITIAN Goods. made To order the
shortest notice. Special attention given "a He
Raskcting aud repairing Bsaby Carr age and all
N''''' - ''''N 4. FALKEL.
~ DO Chatham street. West Side.
At A SACRIFICE is the time to get a
~ cheap modern residence ia desirable
location Only four minutes walk from Sweets
Hotel. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. A
dress y. u, care Telegram office. lO5
TOR 'SAIE-The desirable house and lot now
occupied by Col. G. X Hinsdill. on Madison
ayenus Of the best locations in the city. The
house has all modern Improvements. Lot lDp by
80 feet. Possession given Al once. This fine
property will be- sold cheap. Enquire Of r. ).
Pierce
TOR SAIE-Grist mill located at Iona. Will
trade for city property. We have ses eral bar
gains IL i'm proved farms. and "A number of desir
able city lots. lves 4 Dudley. N Fountain street.
IN account Of taking charge of hotel, will
sell my Restaurant at bargain. Finest IN
City Of MuskegOn. Best location. Call az
once. II. O. Box 2l7s, Mnskegon. Mich.
CIFTY THOUSAND ACRES OF CHOICE M
proved lands III Mississippi and Arkansas
for sale cheap on easy terms. 5000 acres
in Tennessee: 2O,UJ acres grazing lands.
with stock, in Texas for sale. Iu tracts Of
the choicest lands ia Florida Tor orange culture
acres and up. p choice farms il Michigan: 20
houses and lots and vacant lots ia The city for
sale. h. w Tower Room ;. 1wsmiey block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Curtains and Oraperies

Ia every variety and quality in Real
Lace. Nottingham, as we'll as heavy
draperies III Plush, Satin and Draperies,
by the yard or 10y the pair, and all offered
at lower prices than can I've found else
where SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Tor sAIE-Mrs. Whites house. No. rs
Court street. viii take good lot In part
payment or mortgages: also 500 to lsstn On farm
property. For rents Second. y Caledonia, SO4
East Bridge and ~ Cottreil -treets. Enquire Of
TuGtle HrOs. Real Estate dealers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
Notice Of Final PreeE

"a LAND t1rsscR AT oLfxsIa, W.
April Q. lisa
HrNetace 10 hereay given that JAMES v.
TAYLOR has hied notice ct intention %
make n.al prcof before tho Rsgistar and ~
cssvsr, e their oflcs IN olyupiA ". z, On
Mosdsy. The lssh dag q MAG, A. D. lsSA. @
Hornesssaf applicstion No. 41Si. for ne Nv
u a. ssctt0a L., tuwnzhip y narths rsnss
cost
ne names q wstnasssss C. c. knssell.
Harry stashotlaAm, @. w. Anes and fsssc
osas. al q ArthuF, Ethe county. y ..
JOHN y. 6o4EY.
suanyt4 R&9isfsR of he Land of,cA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
EArAL araEaEI eva a COW.

PARKxnsuuna, W. Va, May 2k.-On
Thursday last. In Newark, Writ eounty,
eow belonging 10 James Z. Buf3nston.
a farmer. broke down Q panel OF feaos
ssirrtupding the garden OF August Kill
team, and entering she garden. destroyed
as,e growing vegetables. kiitsan drove
she coz onf with q club jnst a. the
ssEntR vas passing. The two men. after
bhndying epishess for feg moments.
engaged ia q Fuaah and tamble haht, in
the course Of which Baffingtoa vas re-
psatadiy struck with the club In the
hands Of kilteaa. Several mep. In
clndine . Jastice of the Peaee, inter
fared and separated the meu. bot Buf-
sneton drew dirk knife and rushed a.
his ensAeunlst- kilteau struck him On
the head wSS4 his elaAs knocking him
tax1l. Buffingsan sprene 10 his fees
airaiii, and stabbed kiltsau seven times
III various parts Of the body. ieavine
him In dying cundition. oat not he-
fore be had aeAim ciahbed Rutsngton.
hlfealging fear Of bis ribs and fractuFins
hls skall
An this tt.ne the spectators we're en-.
d.avoxing 80 stop the fight. bat their
efforts wera nasnecsssfni until the two
men sAnk 80 the sroand exhausted and
e,vsred wseh blood from bead % feeA
fhey we're taken 10 their homs& where
hnth are reported 70 have died ias'
night
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

A German chemist advertises that be
will furnish koch's comma bacillus-
the supposed infsctive germ of cholera
-" ready mouAied on slides for popu.
lar use in microscopes" As there
seems to be some foundation for Prof.
koeh's statement that these germs
though harmless when dry, recover
their activity when m0istened, the
popular" microscopic will do well
not to fool with these slides during this
summer at least he might accident
ally drop one of them into pitcher Of
drinking water.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

PAINTED RKD.-Major Peters, editor Of
the Watseka (lllinois) Republican, and
Republican member of the Legislature
from Iroquois caunty, when assured Of
Loean's election, tsleersphed the boys
from Springfield: Logan Ia elected
Paint my old home red" The boys
took him at his word. and showing the
message to Mrs. Peters, gained her con-
ssnt. and forthwith the entire male pop
ulation turned out, and procuring the
brightest red paint imaginable. painted
the house. barn and Outhouses scarlet,
roof, chimney aad all, not sparing even
the fences and tree trunks.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

skx FsAScrsco. 9uae ARRIVED
SHIP Alaska Snd steamer California,
fi,nn Pcztlaad.
Pear Gamma. Juas 2.-Sailea-RAkk
JAmss Chsster, for FIJI laiAnaa.
TAroosut Jane 2--Sa inward bound
slhipesnR. Fair weather; frszA south
uipH9 wind.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
APPROACHING ROMAN caTnoli-
CESM.
Eew York Scn.f

Sev York Sun
Within . month the Rev. Ar;kur
RIschie. the High Church rector Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church Of So. L.
Mathis, has built lofty ehanoel parfi-
ton nearly - high a. the ceiling and
extending fran one side Of tAe church
20 the other. shutting OF the sanctuary
from the people. OrnaGental gates Of
brass scroll work give access 10 the sane
t1ary, and looking between the pillars
IN the partition, the congregation can
see the tall candles burnin9 on the high
altar. High above the gates Is q
wooden eruci6x Nth life size figure of
Christ When the procession Of chor
listers entered the charch last night, q
pun of incense burst thro1Qh the opened
doors. Down the slde aisle and up the
center aisle the procession passed With
. tall erucifx borne in front, and q
white robed oenser bearer swinging his
censor. A bSnnaret encrusted wish gold
embroidery OF the figure Of the Saviour
vas carried aloft BY a long bearded man
in . white gown vith red sash. After
HE first part of the service was finished
the ksv. Mr.. Richie announced thai
mass would be said every day this week
except Thursday. The service was in
toned.
Mr.. Richie, Who, according to q
newspaper report, is behaving in be-
reticAl and Reuish manner, said last
evening, that the published statements
about him are Dot true. The hrst was
that Assistant Bishop Potter had ad-
dressed letter of remonstrance to the
Rev. Mr. Richie, calling his attention
to the fact that, in institutine in the
service the reservation and the intro
duction of the blessed sacrament, be
was violating his ordination vows.
The Assistant Bishop has done moth
ing of the kind" the Rev. Mr.. Ritohie
SAID. The statement is incorrect from
every point Of view"
The second point was that the Rev.
Mr.. Richie celebrated a mass and for
bade the members of the church 70 be
COMMITMENTS at this service.
mo one vas forbidden" said the
rector; "but those who found il an un-
pleasantly early hour TO quit their
homes understood that they were not IN
duty bound to attend mass"
Generally" added Mr.. Ritchie, "it
10 not denied by me that changes have
been made in she service, but have
told Assistant Bishop Potter that be-
lisve am within the limits of the laws
Of the church. They are few and sim
pie. IL some olefRymen or laymen in
terpret the Law 90 that the Reservation
of the blessed sacrament 10 forbidden
by the articles of the Ritual, then 90 be
it. am ready 10 be tried for IL in the
only way clergyman may be proceeded
against-that 10. BY the charges Of three
clergyman. No one has proposed to do
that yet. do not believe any three
clergymen will unite to do il, for be
lieye l understand the Law Of the
Church, and that am not transeress.
ing. A few members of Sc. Ienatius's
less than dozen-have gone 10 St.
Mary the Virgin, since have been
rector"
Two vsstrymen said after the service
that all the vestry men were satisfied
with the coarse Of the Rev. Mr.. Richie,
and that they proposed TO remain with
him.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
FOR SALE.

A sCOw Is FEET LONG, 10 FEET
"A beam, a feet deep: 50 tons; price.
3ls0 Inquire Of JOHN FKIGH. Seattle
g.T. my2s II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

The dentist who announces that he
will spare no pains to pull teeth Ia the
man to keep away from.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
PACIFIC COAST.


poRr townsend, June 2.--Dsleeatss
10 Masonic Grand Lodge left today.
w. l.. Jones', iate OF the Argas, takes
his departure tomorrow for san Fran
cisco. Mr.. Jones resires ON account Of
III health, and will visit southern eli
mates In hoses Of benentine t.
A speoiAi meeting Of the City Coon-
ell has been called for thia evening 10
consider the proposition Of extending
a. invitation 10 senator sherman 70
visit Port Townsend. A committee Of
the Board Of Trade has been appotnted
90 eonfex with the City Co0ncil.
Hon. Henry Landes. Presldsnf OF the
First National Bank. left fer Seattle
thfs evening 10 meet and oonfer with
Sbafpstein Of Walla wsils and Bsown
Of Vancouver, a. 20 the location 81 the
Territorial PsnisentiAry. Under the
provtsions Of an act Of the Lass LeRisia-
lure these gentismen we're appointed By
Goseruof Newell ~ . commission to
select site for the penitentiary.
rae war % Deae.
Bowvx "a. tt, yuHs 2.-Troops fol-
loussR the renegade Indiana trail with
scouts frsm Apache, on the hssdwatsEs
Of the Gila River, are reported - has-
ins captured the main portion Of the
bard. including sqnaws. Aaa are now
en roata for Apaese with thnir pFison-
err. Ia 4 supposed thai emily about 50
Al told SOS avsy 10 hsxics. A small
hAna b thcaeht 20 Be In The no1ntains
north Of here, bat the nnmhsr b noa
knewn. Ths campaign b virtually
snlied this aide Of the Tina.
weasher lnafensfsns.
san FHAscEsco, Juns For tkt
aorsh. middie and south Paci6e. fair.
Paste eosnsy has $50 Inhabitants
tAs sotal valnAkion u prepsrsy e smssd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
For Rent.

nNE PRETTILY FURNISHED sun
" nv front room, for q geotleman pri-
waite family. Second street. near Seneca.
Addnsss r. O. box Ss2 ID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
For Sale.

FRESH cow; PRICE so. AP-
n ply to DR. J. C. KELLOGG. near the
North school House. my2a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
DIAMOND
.VENTILATOR
Buildings, Schools. Churches. Hospitals,
Dwellings STEAMERS, Passages,
Sleeping and Refrigerator Cars
Perfect Ventilation guaranteed
wherever Ventilation IL
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saying
our Nos. and & for bed room and ONCE
ventilation, will soon become 80 standard
&c the window.
Our ventilator Gin any sizel. when
placed through q wall. Q window sash. OF
4 wroaen bar under sash. admits . con
stapt supply Of fresh air under perfect
control without draughts; any desired
temperature can g maintained In any
sfould BE- without it ~ Il stops burglars.
excludes rain and dust and keeps the
apartmept constantly fresh without rails
ina the windows. Being heavily plated
In nickel, &c n very ornamental when In
place. The handles serve 10 regulate
ventilAtor. also 70 raise and lower the
window.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
SHERIFFS SALE.

IN TIE DISTRICT couRT HoIprxe
Il terms a sesftis.
No. esee-Woiters BROS. . Co, plsln.lzs ~.
Cians Harms, dsfsndnnfs
unAer and ~ virsas % an szscusiaa issaaa
oot - ne ae-ye named ocnrt n ~ abova
enttfiad sesfsn. dated the isl aay Of NAV.
1855, and % ne esrsesed and dsiivsFef, I ave
sniy bsvisd upon The following asseribsd 80
property. % Vii:
Lots az 10, ssvss %. eiehi fs. nans fsl
ana tsn to-. 10 y ek hftF-ens leIl. ~ Yss.
lsrs second snppismsntAl safision 70 a. eifr
scgy.
sesiss b shsrssors hsrssy sivss sAs %
sassrasy. The ssh D.y q ss.s, ssss,
A Ne hour Of o'elock D. n. II ssla dsy. 4.
fzsna % the Cog-f Hgaaa door. IN ia OF. AZ
sssftle. king oounty. ssorssAlA, win seii a
the nsht. TIE shd intsrezi q said asf<naessa
% sfther q them. n ss1 10 aAif rsai 80.
~. q pubic saefies 70 Ne hishsn hz6lsz
Ds.sa - sssstis. The en- asy Of MAJ. isss.
N.Y. J. n. Mo9RAW. absrtff.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
Situation Wanted.

A LADY WISHES A PLACE IN A
n family 20 do generAl housewerk.
Inquire ut the So. Charles Hotel sos
Ccafln TO LOAN IN SUMS FROM
OOUVU $1,000 and upward. on ap-
proved business DrBi,erty In Seattle.
NIkSz. WHI1TLESEY 4 90.
zoe Safe Deposit Building.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN.

The house Is splendidly located. thor
oughiy drained ana surrounded By . very
fine garden
Rent water inciat SIS 50 per month.
Price Of furniture 500. Apply TO
my26 DOC MI fCHELL.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

Psrlae county has istU inhahitanss
ths sotal valnAfion ef prepsrty a. ameHd
"a hy TIE Oommf1ioaera . ts4ks un
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

~ LOBE & co. GOLDEN RULE
Ia. Bazaar have received 100 gross Ma
sons Fruit Jars. which win be sold lower
than anywhere else In the city. SIG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

General ONCE, $50 Dear
born street, Chicago. rooms
8 and z.
Send for circular. Can or addrose cor
re1pondence frnensinning DArLY Posf-
INTETIIaRNcER. aeAttla. w. ID
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
JOHN AVER. Manager.
Voice Culture

Mr. q q. YOUNG WILL GIVE IN
Nj struefion IN reading and singing.
His method 10 that adopted 30 The most
Acoomplizhed professors In the East
Terms Single le8on2 u: In class o.
four, SC. each pzpn-one hour. Chldssn
al tks srhooiz n classes q tweivs. So
eaeA.
WAx1xD-Eixht boyA between he
ares u ten and nfsesn. who viii - VIZ
ing 20 stag In q choir In o0nzldsrsxtnn q
zFnsuitsns inssractinn In reading mus1eL
Houra 0 % u q N. Ia % and 20 70
Room IL. YsslsrIesry building. Isi
FOUND.
"A . Il. ], = p. An. g. = a. ss s sso0s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

SAx FaAscESoo, Juns For lie
aarsh, middis and south Paoi6o. fair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03


n.zxNa1I. Jane I.--Shortly t,.f,ru 2
49, 49, sais ssernina. DE-. Il. L. Law, .
kneua physaciAn, shot ana kilIea
- essshsk ia-lRW. Harry Champdsp. a
- ressaeHesS No. S77 West s.n.ta
49, NAmpAsa vas an unmarried
- 40 Asd essn addicted Z, dITnk-
e, eaus tine pasa be has heea
- e4ni. % demanding and obtain
@s1s1 frum his mother. lie ,Ernt
800 = \ Partly drunken ecnditinn.
49,. 9 ~ meiherss bedside ana hAcan
80 hsf. Hs Awakened 4 visitor.
80 s1,sni,. slho went % him and her-
49,. 80 9 dsttsl. lie struck he's with
-. - snd r4nrned 10 ak,nse his
~ ~ Ia. aroused Dr.. Low and Ma
4 aAn pdbnh SISTER, and thev eArss
- soen. Giampden rushs,d down
Is eEeliue Katie and returned.
a. - ssrnsd him 70 ssop,bas Chnrrp-
~ e. enikl rushed al hinn vita ths
4 -. u dDsans, who wa ,.1snaine
- g III vita. AIRED. aad Ch,lns,,-
49, -. Dsssss Log sAas q sssrs hlna,
- ia 10 vas dying. Ne bal
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
LOST.

GOLD HEADED CANE WITH TWO
VI tndentations near the top In or near
University grouHes One dollar viii be
paid for LIS return 4,
myM q. @. PHINNEY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

WASHINGTON, Jane a. A Casines
meeting today wis attended by all the
nsshsss axespt the Secretaries Of state
and Nssy.
TIE prineipal lopic OF discussion vas
y regard % tho application OF laws
suaeesniaa ptsara pneumonia and other
Ast relating 10 cattle heftied In the
notthefn paft OF Texas, popularity
snevn = rkpman's land" No coiaola-
taa1 ~ feAcl1ed
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

LONDON, Sune Z.-lne steamer mis-
soari has arrived at Liverpool, bring
ing the captain OF the bark Themis.
with his family and erev--in all, Is
persons-who were ak days and nights
In small boat before being picked mp.
aud we're discovered In an exhausted
condition, owing TO terrible sutferings.
Tue Thsmis had been lost in eolli-
SIGN with an iceberg.
In Command IN Tenguin.
PAIRS, June 2.--GenerAl Roussell De
Courcy has taken command In Ton
quin. Ia place Of General De Lials.
The Cholera spreadiRx.
BOMBAY, June 2.-Ths cholera 10
spreading 81 Rindli. near Qaetta-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

ElIfssslaa, June 2--Ths iron strike
slast,sn Femilini UNCHANGED. No sig
sst1fA . ihs scslle have been obtained
- yesterday, and hosa sides are anx.
R,sAy Awaiting developspsnsa Jo,l ID.
r1A secretary Of the Manufactures
N 49, vas 70 Fti,eipl Of kilograms from
Wy ifon centsrs Of the countrr Atl
selesk he reported that no further
s.sss vssld - made By manufacturers
ss.sids Of PiikbarR.
teanzsaswii tue cssnteat ia ta,zys
,se.s'ng shsn IN Pitisour4. All the snills
~. md Throughout tAe Matching
49,. usse We exception Of one AZ
-. .seo. are eassNt The manufacturers
- vord sAal sAsy VIII not aleu the
Ill ssAie. While on she either hand.
wosksaen OF that section reasain
- nossiihasandine the rep sris OF
- dlfsI.is Interested. there e : be
Vat Ne strike viii ~ az short
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

Aware ca had . nne assoFfmeAt q
Canned Frufs and yeEesAhieR Excel
Iset Kidor Bastsr ana Ckinicun Cheess .
Goods sczA af rednced rasss fsr cash
sra felfyerx4 frue a. ch&zRA
ma CAIKnes 6 RKpDBH
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

PAErs, June 2.-The crowd at Victor
HuRo's funeral yesterday vas mostly
composed Of the working and middle
classes. They treated the event as a
holiday, and there was not & great dis
play Of emotion. The police treated
tie occasional showing of red flags
quietly, simply requesting when they
we're displayed that the holders should
hide them, aud upon a refusal to COM
ply with that suggestion, tae officers
snatched them away and allowed the
helders TO 90 free. The removal of
decorations has already begun.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03

pHsxn 5aps 1.-The Joint cEassafca-
we g shs Western Trafiie Association
sea : u.eeiii,e here today, 10 consider
atsiah e shippers and adjust
Hs.zet elassiilcaiion. After a general
sssa.sian Ct The subject brought be-
.uss We meeting IAdiouFnmentwas tAksn
snai tomeFsvs. The General Frssght
NsnH Association and the Transeon.
ans.A' and Pacific Coast Associations
We ntyn n,.sakino to,nhrrow
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-03
ssrsek By LishsaIas.

RIuHMosp. Va, June 2.-Aiiss Julia
jackson, daughter Of the late Stonewall
jackson, was married this morning TO
William E. Christian Of this CITY. The
church vac crowded with brilliant as
santiago. The bridal party included
friends Of the contracting parties frem
South Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee.
MARYLAND. Washington. North Carolina,
Nsw York and Virginia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-12
WHAT IT is.
The Main Question in the
Present Strike.
THE HAzEN COURT-MARTIAL.
The Backbone Grant-England and
Russia-Dividing the Spells
A Short Session
WHAT IT IS.
THE HAzEN CoURT-MARTIAL.
The Haven Court-Martial.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE general
conrtmartial convened for the trial OF
General Hazen, chief signal officer of
fine army, met in this city this morning,
General Hancock presiding. Counsel
for General Hazen challenged Brigadier-
General Merely, as member OF the
court, on the ground of unfriendly re-
lations between them growing out of
his (Hazen's) criticisms of the sub
sistence department OF the army,
of which General Merely is
head. when he (Hazenl was
endeavoring to abolish the system
OF post-traderships in the army. The
court sustained the challenge and the
accused waived the right to further
challenge. General Hazen was then ar
raigned, and through his counsel de-
INJURED to the specifications, to the
charge alleging that he criticised and
Impugned the propriety of the action
of the Secretary of War in refusing to-
send sealing steamer to the relief OF
the Greedy party after the failure OF the
Pr0teus expedition in the fall of 1888:
The court overruled the demurrer and
the accused pleaded mot guilty" to the
charge and several specifications.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-03-12
The RAILROAD Strike.

ST.. LOUIS, March 11.-R. T. Hayes,
senior vice-president of the Missouri
Pacific railroad, in an interview on the
strike, said: 1.-The main question in
this strike is one of personal liberty, or
whether handful of men who are not
satisfied with their positions as en-
ployees, shall be allowed to prevent
other men who have no expressed cause
for dissatisfaction from continu-
ing at work. Out of 25.0OO
employees of the Southwestern
and Wabash system, not 1000 are
directly affected by the reduction of
wages, which'is alleged to be the reason
for the strike, and am certain that of
this 1000 at least 500 would go to work
tomorrow if they were not restrained
by their bull-dozing co-employees. The
reduction made is in regard to the
men employed in the machine shops
and round-houses. Train service hands
have not been reduced. The reductions
have been principally in Texas
There is nothing new in the railroad
strike here this morning. A committee
from Sedalia have called on the men in
the Missouri Pacific shops, but it is
understood they got little, if any, salts
faction. 1t is stated the men in the
Missouri Pacific shops here haye de-
clded not to go out. The militia COM
panies which left here yesterday, are
still resting between Jefferson City and
Sedalia. Negotiations for compromise
between the road and men are now
going on.