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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
MORE FORCES REQUIRED.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS TO st USED.
The military Stations and torpeco
Vessels on the Mediterranean 10
be Oserhadled.

LoSu0S. March z7.-1he ladlln govern
meat estllnatss IA the case Of var regalre
immediate reinforce neuts tgalFtieus %
z5 regiments Of infantry, three regiments of
cavalry. tao battefies of neld artillery slld
eighteen batteries Of horse artillery. IL
view Of q possible call for transportation Of
this large body 0f troops. committee on
m0toli1ati0u has been formed 10 tae trans
port department., and h arranging Tor tue
Use. upOu demand, of several Of the salfiest
vessels Of tie trans Atlantic steamship cOi1-
paniss, lncla1.ng the America and the Afl-
Loua. The military stations OH thc hedlter-
ranean have been ordered 90 overhaul their
magazines, and put into PREPARATION for active
service all gun boats and torpedo vessels
within their Jui i,dlctIOn. A a part of TIE
reinfOreeulents required for India, u h IL
contemplation 70 send from Suaklm the
troops nov forming the garrison there,
together with the Grenadler Guards BOW
with Graham, provided arrang ments are
effected with the Porte whereby Suakim
may DC garsi,oned by 500 Turkish troops
IN lieu of the British force. This plan vii
not be carried out. however. until after Gra-
ham has inflicted decisive defeat upon
OsInan DIgna.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
ssEEKRs REWARDED.
Another Batch OF Nominations Sent to
the Senate

- ,sHISGTos, March p President Cleye-
iind -ens another batch of nominations 10
ile Suate about 2 &. "a. Today, bat the
senate having adionfned 80 80, they failed
o. zach that body today, ana wll lie over
tl M0aday. Among the names Ia the list
were those OF Judge AcCue, of Brooklyn,
~ T.. 20 succeed H0n- ii. ;. Neal. solicitor
ID Treasury resigned; Joseph r.. johnson.
of Virginia. ex-Coufederate General. TO be
1omml--ioner o. Railroads. The name of
Col Norman j. Colman of Missouri. "a be
Commissioned Of Agriculture, j. also be-
lexud iO be ia tAe list. as Well ~ the follow
iug army appointments. Nm. j. Nalkman,
of teen. SheFidans staff. 10 be Assistant
AJlu.ant General, Capt George H. Barton,
to be- Assistant Inspector General of the
army.
Col Colnan, Of n. Louis, whom il j. be
ileved tho President has nominated for Com
missioner Of Agriculture, Is the publisher OF
EDtrion' s kfrdt WOrid. lie was born IN
Nev York STATE, aud = about nifty i've years
of age. tie removed 10 Missouri about
thirty five year. ago. lie has been a mem
her OF both branches of the Missouri Legis-
lature. and Vas once elected Lieutenant Gov
trnor Of that State.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
THE RIEL REBELLION.
The EXCITEMENT INCREASING
The Government Saia 10 have Sup
pressed the News hlsi Also Ht-
ported 70 Have Resigned

NlNNlPfa. Man. March ~. -EsciteIaeut
over the kiei rebellion INCREASES bouriy IN
absence Of news from tLe zesne ~ nouble.
Il Is stated that the government has been
sappsessing news all along, and that
the rising i more serious than Tie pubic
has been led 10 believe. u j. believed hua-
dfeds of lodiauS have Joined the rebels - ho
are intreuched near Duck lake. and general
uprising IL teaged Much anxiety y felt
f9r the safety of Col lrYlne's aud Major
Crozier's detachments of mounted pollcr-
kiel l. known a. d Willy comlnander aud
should an encounter occur u A. thought e
must be fatal Ia the police. Alarming "a
mors of ca0n0nadihg al Carleton have been
received. lhe ordering ot tile battsTlo, ~
regulaT~ at Kingston ana Quebec 10 fiie
Northwest by ths Government Increases the
excitement as IL shows how thoroughly Tie
Government ls alarmed over iae situation.
NfNAIpFo. Marcb 2I.-Prncs Albert ls en-
tirely cut OF from communication. twelve
miles ~ telegraph wires being cui lown and
guarded to prevent replacing. A. set there
are nO reports 0f biOOd being shed The
settlers ar romeahat excited, bui feel sure
the Government VIII protect them. Dis
patches lron various points on the railway
say the settlers are arranging for
defense Two companies, one Of cav
airy and one of infantry. are al
Calgary ready 10 take the field. The GOV
eminent ha> ordered All the teams u can gti
for the West, and has taken colt.oi OF the
wires anu 40 information can be had. Col
earle says Riel has caused more trouble
than reported. Devdney il objectionable
to the people aud can not get their patel.t-.
He was appointed by Macdonald ar Indian
agent. and he j. drfraudIug them. The eE-
element II great here. All the available
men have been drawn into the service.
OTTAWA. March 27.--Ihe Government has
received word thar liiel has resigned his
command Of the inSufreciiOn ~ the North
west. and has put up one of his followers n
a figure head. 10 save his own neck. The
Government Is becoming more alarmed and
active preparations are maturing 70 throw
large force Oh the field Immediately # re
quired. Col. Irvine was within ten miles Of
Carlton last night, with hundred mounted
police. Important news Is expected hourly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
Granville on The situation.

LONDON, March 27.-In the House of Lords
tonight Lord Granville, replying 10 inter
polatiOns. reiterated the government under
standing that an agreement exists which
binds Russia not 70 take any action on the
"a hostile. The government had taken an
nnhinching attitude upon the Afghan ques-
ton, and were following ont the policy agreed
upon by both political parties. Negotiations
with Russia were IN constant process, and
meanwhile the Ameer had promised To main
tain perfect neutrality. While the govern
ment were hopeful of reaching satisfactory
understanding with Russia. II was impossible
u say how soon negotiations would be ter
minated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
.,I1l OVAL STONES.
some Funny Anecdotes. wi'h Just a Sus-
picion OF Celtic Iuc 'pE -uit ia Taefn-

picion OF Celtic Iac 'pE ruiiF ia Tnein-
fLon1on spcctat
One evening. in the principal goll-
mining camp in the Transvaal. uiae ~ ten
years ago. a man, partially intoxlc Gated
and supposed 70 BE- actuated by jsnlou y.
attempted suicide He first to1s morphia;
but this not proving strong enough. he
tried 20 hang himself bot was preven.ei
arri handed over 90 the sheriff 20 be kept
ia safe custody for the n eht and 10 be
tried before the Acting Gold Commissioner
a shrewd and solemn Scott ths next
morning. As there was no law 20 have
prevented him from committing suicide If
he thought fit. and 10 hein- desirable -
punish him TN some wav, it was deciiei -
bring a charge 81 drunkenness nui dis-
orderly conduct a1ains. him- IT, this the
prisoner pleaded Duit whereup1u fhe
ACTING Gold Cfau o1eT. wEh fhe
Ghost of D smile. eered she f1llor -
extraor. .linarT iuI-ment. "Nr. -. i
shall fine We twa ralf- f,r your iruakea-
aess. huf IN ias. zia ye to understan1
that I aan vers wael what se aftear 90 tp
3ae. ans. na3 So -acseei.i n .g a-
.eupt. yaar tosa 81 'uen st tars bi8
vera mue1 more ver fasa it isr
WhHe Vr.tt aae asr .ef comes c.
my mia1 An aaaer - mF 81. ls'n.-
srce bad enc f3l ae.a- sterF arf as eat
Elm While n F-Isa E1 nIs ar-
peare5 as ~ tasss ia - lst.ee.
aai the ! ff-s ef saf an-
seers. an ar-
cafsn rlaat sass fas
auatasaei e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28

sfn Ieusn living ant of the city iin1iss
caiisi st ene - rae city bsaks vss. srfav
sn6 requested the fan - 81 fsi. Tie
fresi1ienf - ere bank rafi "a he fsaa.
vifhstasfing IRE fart fhat ere man vss
set knevn ara hai asa nsnv rnlsr
lrsnssrfiens AZ he bank. unless IRE man
weg.l tell whsf ase - nas Efrx ~ rut
shs rcrry ts. Tbs rhe a'sn refase.i O. .ia.
tuf eng fre nrrrev cufi re 20 ah
.si8ei nsi-r ether eirensnst snres. -sis
thas he na3 anteref Int1 easrerssf sen vith
tvs strsuxars sf ths cireus srrnnfs. who
tsf1 nm y hs rauil show tfea r-I ~
tifls amaunfiaE - s1a shev wau53
resnxa e nte - nany thanssnt g 70
us-l~ss ao ssg ~ iosn was Mt zrant~.f
sn- tfs rsak Fre4fient saf 80 ver5snf
sre~'i ster sp---f ssuse enrri-ats r. slscuss.
~ tse wafs - tats kei esri3
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
eARRlOS'S CONFeOeRACY.
Opinion OF the Venezuelan Minister
20 the United States.

Nav YOEK, March PA. NJ. Sateldo,
Nenexueliau Minister To the United States,
wa- questioned by a reporter to-day about
the Central American troubles. He said the
people of the i've republics were willing to
unite under one executive head, bGt desired
60 have -uch confederation take place peac-
ably AMI no, by force OF arms, and DO not
Wish q ruler forced upon them. lie does not
thiuk Barri0s possesses qualities of sue
ce-sNil military cOnquerOr. SateldO riii-
culed Admiral Jouett'- idea that France l.
supporting Barri0-. and that wOrkmen on
the Panama canal are likely. when suit
ebie iime comes, suddenly 10 develop into
FIR nch soldiers. He says, these wOrkmen
are such q m0ugrel crew they would require
the services of al Europeans on the i=thmus
TO keep them IN order, TO say nothing of
their being formed into an effective army.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
PROCEEDINGS FoR Llsel
Herman Zierle,n vii Seek Satlstae
tion in Court.


ffoooe1inse were began IN fohct Court
yesterday against Aeruu \. Clement feF
Islander under Sec s.sl5 II Howell's siataes.
The coup plaining witness is Herman klerieyn,
and llis complaint sets forth that the said
Merritt \ Clement oontriying and unla~-
fally Vllfully and malicioasla intending to
injure. Nlifs aud pf,judsoe the complain
amt aEld deprive i-in of lis good nans aud
essiIt fame and reputation. aEd IA hiring
ham into great contempt. scandal, lnfany
and Disgrace did accuse hln of the crime oi
adultery. al ihgt he charged complainant IT
having improper relations with hls step,
daughter, Corneha Standef 1n0 dld oH the
80 dsy Of March last make accusations
charging ham with these crimes and dad
cause and procure 10 he written aud pub
hsiied a false and Malicious libel 10 the effect
that ihs complainant, by his inhumsn treat
ment. ha@ caused OF Was the cause 81 The
sickness Of his siep-Gaughtef, one Cornelia
Stander. Mr. Clement, the defendant has
secured the local services of Samuel Clay
and gave security FOR his appearance when
wanted. Tie tr-al il set for Monday next
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
THE BEAUTIFUL.
Something About Art and Artists Here
and elsewhere.


There are at present three important exhi-
bitions of paintings open TO the public free
in Philadelphia besides the regular exhibi-
ton al the Penn-y ylyania Academy Of Fine
Arts.
The Students Art League T. becoming 70
full the directors say that no more students
en- be taken now except 10 fill vacancies.
The exhibition which they gave recently IN
troduced them more fully 10 the people and
students have bson coming IN fast.
Mr. ". IL. Howe. the artist. formerly OF
tins city. has received "A signal honor through
q personal request from Mr.. Thomas b.
Clark. the well known connoisseur and col
lcctOr. Of New York. for q photograph OF his
painting for the coming Paris salon. and
letter stating that "the composition il de
lightful and / doubt II more important
cattle picture ha- been done IN this country.
The April number of the AT Anoffipr
contains "a finely written article regarding
Daniel Ridgway knight, the great American
artist, now residing in Paris. and pupil OF
OF Meissonier' This article will be Of double
interest to the readers oi IHF IurGHAN
when they are informed that C. 5. Hartman
has secured a picture from Mr. knight
easle for his spring exhibition. which opens
next month. He viii also have a cOutribu-
ton of Mr. Larry Earle's which viii create q
sensation among his many friends here. and
viii show him at his best.
Information has been sought frequently hy
people OF tins city concerning the different
art gallerie- Ia NeW York City. their location
aud visiting days. For The benefit Of those
interested 1Hr IFLEGKAN tins morning gives
a list of few Of the most important
The Lenox Library with its collections - paint
ings and sculpture. - open r. the pubic un Iuf+
days Fridays and Saturday. from II a. until
4 p. m. Tickets admitting specified number a
visitors may be obiaiund free on previoue appii-
cation D. postal card. addressed fo tlie nug~rin-
tsndeuf liffh avenue and Seventeen street.
The New York Historical Nociefy. second
avenue and Eleventh sircef. contains an excellent
collection of early American paintings and 2
number - examples hs Z he Old Masters. in nil
7el uciuf.-s. Bcce-e D. free hy procuring i8cEUf
from e. member of tie society
Tie Nsi nal Academy - Design VII opfn ifs
siE.irih annual exhibition on Monday. April =
sn8 close iiie same Map j.. The admission D.
fweTff fFe crnt.
At lla AInerlern Ari As-oriafiar'e neu caller
49, NJ. tt-f . raafr-fifirl efrraf. - TrIze e.
tihifian viz ba hrid. surring agrli :.
A. fhs ~ tr1rrIfal lsa1n - Art. Central
Park Fiftb aFnnue ard etf.0fh sfresst. roilnc-
fio. - alssnf siKrf panfin,r hf george Frederick
WAITE. ~ London. are nsv free exhibition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
CARPETS.
$4,000

0ss E,.iirs Stoek usf.e.sf Heseres
Placed oa Sale fof tlst al iss Lasrssf
ni.aieSale Prices
No wonder ou4 oompeili.,rs are par.
als1ed. these pnoes were never l,efore
given The finest assortment tie clioie-
esi patterns. the best makes, the lareesi
stock 10 select from We guarantee SAT
isfaciian
Tapestry Brussels. 55e 65e, lae
Body Brussels, 95a 81, Sll0 Sl2o
Nelvets, $40. Sll5. sl.25 SI.35
Moquette Sl25. SI8a Slfa
Iugrains. 20. 25o. Soe, a..e aae 1se Sac
6ic, 05c.
LAcg CURTAINS. per pair Zoe sl Si.2a
$50, Sl.75 ana upward.
MADRAS CURTAINS Ia pairs
HnAtY DRArll4ls la Ilush Satin Tap.
estries ia silk effects Some oi the mosi
beautiful. All these goods NIL positively
be sold at tAe most nlanelousiy los
prices. IN addition % d large assortment
of Rugs. Mats Cnmh Clcsi.s oll Cloths,
Linoleums, Matiinss Ac. Aa Al those
who desire 10 avail themselves of ihls un-
preeedeutei sale viii please maks their
selections as early ar possible Ia order a.
have their rooms fitted ANA the carpets
ready 10 pat down when desired
STHINo loNIANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
The ROW AT COLUMBUS.
Myers Not YET Expelled and Not Very
Likely 10 Be.

CoLUMuUs, O., March Z7.-Nothing il
talked OF here bat the disgraceful row IN the
Legislature yesterday. When the House
convened this morning Myers was not pres
ent, bat his friends railrOaded a motion 10
adjourn. and the Speaker announced the
body adjourned till Tuesday, although two
thirds OF the members were On their feet
oblectipg. Myers said tonight that tne
House would not dare expel him, that he
knows too much about its members. Ii
they made snch move he would send 4
good many of them 10 the penitentiary. lie
Is none the worse for his morphine dose.
His enemies alleee that he took poison
merely for effect, and had no idea of sal
eide The outcome will absorb public at
seutiOu for the next few days.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28

Detectives C0nuoiley end Chas Moran ar
rested Robert Connors and Wm. Nhurcl last
evening upou Summit street for larceny
The ofncer- have been watching the move.
ments of these tao for some time. suapeciinC
them Of being parties o. crooked vofk which
has been going on. Last evening they siols
some bottled goods from ibe Royal Palm
saloon. and also some sine and new bat
from parties unknown % the oflicers. Con.
nor figured in tbe burglary ~ Detective
Moran's residence reaf ego laTi fdl. fD'
which Pc was convicted. Thff viH be af.
saigne5 iu Police Courf this morning
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
a PEACH CROP PROBABLE.
Results of Recent Investigations by
Secretary Garfield.

Correspondence Of THK TELEGRAM
SHELBY. March 27.--At the meeting of the
Oceana County Pomological Society yester-
day branches of peach wood were shown
from all the peach-growing districts Of the
county and Secretary Garfield Is responsible
for the following statement of results of the
examination: From every orchard the wood
was uninjured except on the most tender
varieties at the tip Of the branches. Upon a
majority Of samples there were live fruit
buds sufficient for crop. The Alexander.
Hales, Garver's Sedling, Beatrice and Hills
Chill were the leading varieties examined.
In one case from an exceptionally fine lOca-
ton even the early Crawfords showed live
fruit buds.
The reliefs of ground about Shelby seem
10 have enjoyed immunity from the
severe temperature reported elsewhere,
in the State. The results Of tins careful ex-
animation were revelation even 10 the own
ers of the large peach orchards in Oceana.
because upon all the lower lands the ther-
mometer ranged so very low on last Satur-
day morning. Unless some very unusual
conditions should occur Michigan viii have
peaches 10 exhibit al the meeting % TIE
American Pathological Society next Autumn,
and Oceana pomolOgists will be the proud
exhibitors. The outlook for plums was
never more promising in this country.
At the meeting yesterday there WAS good
attendance, and the discussions we're very
interesting. The ladies showed their inter
est in the convention by attending every ses-
sion.
Addresses were made boy l.. 3. Mitchell
Rev. l.. a. Waldo. 4. Adams and J. M.
Haiyht. Tie meeting was presided ovel bf
{. 4. Session. Secretary Garfield, aitnou El
the snow wa deep. was taken through sew
eral large peach and plum orchards. lie
examined carefully the wood and buds Of All
varieties OF trees aud ''ronounced himself
well pleased with the fruit promises Of this
region
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28

Special Dispatch 20 TEX TEIEaRAM.
HowARD CrrT. March 27.-Wm. Robbie. Of
the 6rm Of Robbie & Collins, hardware
had gone to a dentists % have an impress
sion taken for a set of teeth, and had been
IN the dental chair not more than fifteen
seconds when he expired. Heart disease was
the cause Of death. tie was - years Of age
and leaves wife and three unmarried
children. The funeral services viii probably
be held sunday and will be conducted by
The r s. A. NJ. Lodge, Of which he was a
member
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28

During the pasi few days we have re-
ceiyed very large assortment - new
fabrics IN al the leading and most desir-
able styles from the lowest price a. the
most expensive Cushmeres. Satin Cash.
meres, Satin Berbers. New flmda Com.
bination Suiiings la novelty efocis ai
the following low prices for each pattern
$500, S354 SiOu. 5000. sGOl. 81 p0
Ss00 S90a. $1,000 and upward % tbe
most expensive
SpnIN0 a CcNIAHl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
rssTeRDAY 5 LEolsLArURE
Ek-Cossrnor 6egole Before the Senate
hAihtag COMMITTEES.

-lsral Dispatch ta laE leL1sAAA
LaSssa. March ~ The Senats passed
H.ese h.l aslslsllng the chsrreF " tAs eity
II 81 isnaess Incorporating TIE pulllc school
ef 6.n-oF aaG amending the ias relative ~
tae 5.asul VI wages earaed and maternal
u.-sG ~ constructing pabAc oaildlnssi also
Seaale biI creating a Kalamazoo recorders
C1arz
Ez-lioVernor Begoie,toii the Senate Mil
bry Co4mitlee nothing nes about the dis-
f,silioa OF 5he money collected by friend
Pain he slia be @as convinced that the
state troops ueesed ns3 clothes, - be turned
tils nouey 0sef - the Qaartermaster-tien
erll instead of - the State Treasurer. After
a lengthy discussion the House Committee
~ ihe N hole decapitafed the ball pfohlbiting Z
she sals VI liquor within i've miles of the
Ann Arbor University.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
NEW YORK. March .

FLOUR-Dull bat tone irmer. prices in some
instances show "A slight advance. Superfine. 81 70
a3 u5 round hoop Ohio. s. OOAt5 =; 81. Louis
extra. . 0at5 p: Southern flour steady: COM
mon 20 choice extra. 50 3H4 p
NHEAT-Opti0ns were irregular and unsettled
closing at about yesterdays prices. Spot lots. fair
demand; closed at sHliic higher: spot sales IN
graded. -3us2s; No. red. - - - &C. ungraded
red. -2ne8fac. No. red. rs = q -iisc. ungradad
white. s2c. No. red. aOa4 g2c. No. ned state.
"a BE-, No. red winter May. vac; DO April
'Htc hid do june. e4 sc bid.
CoRS-O Options noiera' lyhcfira and prices ir-
regular. closing az a trihe decline Spot lots
n -,d 81 ady GO unchanged prices. spot sales IN
graded mlx,sl. fss &c. No. 3. sni4 &C.. No. , J11
Il tc No. 2 mixe,i March. 5oi4 a55asc. doiApril.
an.tc do Nay. 20. Niohc.
OATs-Optious dull. closed steady - 4 N : G
decline Spot lots closed weak and lower. spot
sales No. Iwhite state. &c. No. 2 mixed March.
SIS ac. de- April. a8Ac: do May. SIC bid.
kYE Dali. Western. - &C.. state. 1ZisH15c.
HARfFY Nominal.
PosK Dull and srfsdy. rress So 45Hi3 -.
isRD-t l0@fsi dnii and steady. s. ~ cash. s. 81
fl g., ApTii = 2le5 ~ May.
Sr8aR-Iluii. far to good refining. 4tsn4A q.
Br-rrKR firn tate. it121c. Western. l0N t4c.
Esss- Dull. state. &c. western. Ia Ice
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
srniNo a C1NfAsI

Are perfectly wonderful. tho large in-
crease Of oar business s.fpises all.
People VISIT Our establishment from
every section ~ our State. letters come
pouring ia upon ns hs ever, mail. not
only from our own State boat from differ
ent sections Of our Union. for tho cheap
goods
visit "a our store vill difpel ali
thoughts Of hard TIMES such acenes -
activity have never been witnessed in our
city. Everybody made happ, bs the low
pncee prevailing in ovors department of
our establishment
STIINo a CoMrANF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
win Russia Accede or Declare War;

LONDON, March 27.-In reply 10 Lord
Granville's demand for the immediate ac-
ceptance or refusal of the proposition TO
vacate the disputed territory until the Bound
ary Commission decides the frontier, De
eiers. Russian Foreign Minister, has prom
led a definite answer 10 be given not later
than Tuesday. The opinion IN London l.
divided a. 10 whether tins means that war
will be declared on Tuesday or whether it Is
an expedient 10 gain time for further move
ments Of troops toward Afganl,tan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28

PARrs, March PA mob collected outside
of the Opera Comique with the avowed in
ntion of treating Miss Van Zandt TO a
duckinc. when she should emerge from the
tleater When she came out she was hoOted
q and lnsulted, but permitted TO enter her
carriage without molestation. When the
vehicle was driven away il was followed 10y a
roisy crowd, who denounced her 10 vile
language. but did not attempt To assault the
Vrima donna. The mob was finally driven
away by the police. Miss Van Zan0t reached
ler hotel in safety
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
THE ARTILLERY COMPANY.
No Danger OF rs Beng Mustered Out
IL IL 60.

No Danger Of iis Beng Mustered Out
Of the Sers &C.
To the Editor - THF TELBsRtE
In Consequence Of the many contradictory
statemtnts being circulated about the city,
respecting the affairs Of ibe Artillery com
pany, wish % state that after an isterViez
with Inspector General Kidd. he informed
me that TIE State Military Board had not
entertained the leszt ides If mastering ihf
hetfery out II the state service. bot on the
contrary. 40 members of fne Board are in
favor II fhe headquartcr- ~ the haiierF re-
naming in thiScsfy Ee also safd ihat he
world finish the inspection ~ THE older
c8npan1es alout fte f7fh of next monfh.
and then turn Sis atterf.sn to re neu come
uanies JesFrH =. AtBr-TE,
fnrfr.in 1rr rss-tslei rr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-28
IN rHE SENATE
\ Number o. NOMINATIONS Confirmed
Yesterday.

NAsaisoIoS d. g., March z7.-immedi-
atrly after the readias of tbs journal the
Ssnate proceeded h. the consideration u ca
ecutse business Daring the executive ses-
sion Af. Sherman, from the committee
appointed ~ waIt upon tue President. re-
ported thai the comm tee had performed lis
work aud that the fgesldenf desired the
special session ~ the senate - be COZ
tiuaed uull lhuFsday neAt
1te senate iu executive session confirmed
Tie following nominations: Capt. David Is
Harmony Of Ienusy lyanla, 10 be Chief Of
Bureau ~ 4rds and Docks, Navy Depart
iuent. with relatif rank OF commander,
Thomas c. CrenshaN, JF., Oi Georges, 10 be
Collector Of Internal Revenue for the dis
tflcl of Georgia; also twenty new pOstmast-
ers none ln Michigan. The doors al lz,4O
were reOpsned aud tle Senate adjourned
uutil Monday al Il % clock.