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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
The SAGINAW STRIKE.
SITUATION NOT MUGS CHANGED
The Piokerton Msn Pad ss 500 ~
rast Sagina~ The SOLDIER
Withdrawn.

Essr saGnaR Mica. Jaiy gi-lAbor
Cssnl.issioner Pond. sho has been here
s4aee saturday hos freely expressed hls de-
sfre tiaf ths snd should be reached. hs
elsiaaa ca kaos tnat many wiling neH
f-ar - ret4ru la work he Eauts the troopz
sIfadraau. eoll-el< the t4fhofltle-
uut arrest Barry again. A.
lhal sll.l a4aae aiin appear too iuilch ike d
utris 4al .oul in lis praise ~ the or
Aillg ~ ~ taa fiaAerton men. the last of
shoal sere sent bone Saturday night. The
uuI meu 1tlrct 70 having an dealings sith
har5 ~ alg person ~ho may represent
tlu
klhe aatsaFd appearance 0f the strike 10
iag Hs I.let. Slll IfD-loct-, ~ any thing in
llsor af t0e strikers Green Il hings mll
sair'tl tal- morning AZ Zen hours, with r.
rssiliction "a 23 eeur- per day on the salary
~ tnose getting SO and upwards. AT
rtn.seis4-lifs are being made b. shlch i en
Egck silugie lnlii sill start ap tomOrr0N
morning al tess hours. the matter ~ wages
sos zee iecided ou- hitney a Bachelor -
and 81 lyiers mills are still running. Mel
ci.rr- E Nerrefer- -alt block started tins
iuuruluE The mnl - still idle.
Notwithstanding tile protest Of Alderman
Aitma the city treasurer Saturday paid the
FIuAertnn detectives 81 80
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
ON MT moGReGOR
Grant Taken Oot-Ot-DOors- Apparent
B, sery Ueak

ri MoGaAsoE. July z--Gen. q rant
spent al hour 0r TO on tie porch this after
noon. The Favorable conditions noted ln
the morning continued. he did u0t atteIupt
any WORK bat seemed bright and cheerful.
Late IL the afternoon he slgulnod that he
~as tired Of the nOnOtony OF The cottage and
porch and felt strong enough ~ take a ride
Ia hi- bath chair. Harrison drew him down
the bill 10 q point OF observation Abut three
hundred yards away. Col Grant, DR. Doug
las ami Others Of the family followed watch
lng and oOngratulatng the Invalid The
park was little rough and the General was
considerably JOlted The party returned by
d longer but smoother way. Along tho
point IL was necessary for the General 10 get
out and walk about twenty fiYe feet. lie
did 80 with tOttSrlng steps and then rv-en-
tered 10 the chair. Upon reaching the cot
tage. he was much fatigued and had 10 be
carried up the steps 10 the porch. lie went
al once To his room. In a little while he
came out on the porch again bat soon re-
turned 10 his room and sent for Dr. Doug
las, Who found him very weak and ~ once
prepared him for rest.
Gen Grant slept nearly three hours In the
early part of the evening. When he awOke
DR.. Douglas found his pulse -, his respirs-
ton ~ and his color approaching the nat
ural hue. The outlook seemed good for the
night
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
RiEL's TRIAL BEGUN.
A Motion TOR a Change OF Venue De
MED by the Court


REGNA, y. W. T., July Increasing IN
terest il manifested in Riel's trial and the
Sheriff has been bothered with applications
for admittanee. The trial began to-day
at II O'Clock. OF course little was done
beyond securing Jury. The defense
raised the question OF the Jurisdiction of the
presiding magistrate and also the constitu-
tiOnality Of tho court. Gen. Middleton and
Col Herchmer arrived AZ 3.3O this morning
from Winnepeg, 10 give evidence The de-
fense hlnted that Gen. Middleton would be
asked several important questions regarding
the alleged shooting by troops. etc. Riel's
counsel received assurances from Helena.
Mon, attorneys that Dumont and DUMAS
are anxious 10 lend helping hand To their
friend and will testify IN Riel's
behalf II the counsel will allow
them 10 return unmOlested. Riel
always compelled peaceful measures
and finding them fruitless determined 10 re-
turn 70 Montana. tie was prevented how
ever, by the people, and the war commenced.
conducted under the direction of council
OF fourteen persons. of which Riel was not a
member. Riel did not participate in any
engagement until the final change when he
Was drawn from shelter with the body of the
population.
WISSuPEG. July 20.-I.Ouis Riel was ar
raigned nj Regina this morning before
Judge Richardson. His counsel demanded
a change OF venue and claimed he should be
sent 20 Ontario or British Columbia for
trial. The court Oyerruled the objection
and tho trial will 90 on at once at Regina.
Court adjourned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
AT BAY CITY.

No Psrticuiar Change % the Situation.
BAl Cfrg Mich. July - The strikers
claim that the miu owners are weakening
and .iy that when the consumers OF lumber
.end their order. % Mu-kegon aud other
puints ara entire change OF front
mast ausus. The militia stuck by
their quarters all day yesterday. The meet
inx held saturday night TO discuss the al
gi-.s0ihtY or their return resulted in a res0
Iution to have them stay and reference OF
thc matter to the sheriff and psO-ecutln- !,
Attorney The militia have gained the
favor uf the strikers by number OF
them pled4rng their pay for services here tO
tne strikers relief fund. Blinn out
among ths men yesterday, having been
b.uled saturday night. tie say- his arrest
sss gross persecution.
She salt block OF sage q Co. West Bay
CitY. trir.i 20 start this morning, but was an
surc,-sful, A. there was not sufficient force.
a. Dulten. Chaplin & Cos mill crew OF
men from fincOuning went % work unload
ing q train of logs. The strikers interfered
and b. finkortOn men were called
down. The men resumed work. and Il Wa
expected ths5 would be persuaded during
the dinner hOur to quit 4 warrant has
been Issued foF one OF the Pinkerton men
tor assault and battery on one WEIGH.
The Knights of Labor appeared on the
streets in a HAfalr yesterday Tor ttc ur-t
tI,ne since the GOVsrnOr- visit. They were
attending the funeral Of one Of their mem
beers. Dxight Weaver. who Wa injured at
l1nconning few days ago
Queries are often heard on the street a 10
s strike iu Alpena. 70 D. said one n expected
20 break ont there 80 any moment II il re-
ported shat two strikers have gone from Bay
City to start 10.
Myer-' miu - rnnning according 90 agree
ment. without mOlestatIOn- Thus makes
i've mills. exclusive Of planning mills, now IN
or0ratIou here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
FOUND DEAD
4 Socy Discovered near Ftangertoro
Whisky the Cause Of Death.

torrsst tou.lsnes ~ Tar izsEaaAE
Bla RApIDs. Jsiy - = yesterday afternoon
q party VI girls we're befrying near Hunger
f0fd, q village siK l1iler @est ~ thls eIty GA
the e. -. 81. hy They entered az az
occupied -hanty on lhe farm 0f Mr.. Barsto@
" thu place. AID reported hndIng the dead
o0dy Vt a NAN. Justice Peek Immediately
imQanneied a .lry and repaired ~ the place.
They found upon nIm handkerchief, rail-
road ticket etc.. and a bali pint bottle beside
aim tie sas a man between thirty aud
forty geafs u age. III, aams was ascertain
ed ~ be- Henry DOrLnaD. and be had form
eriy @orked in Hart B H0mmg' mill at Fox
vile. Nesaygo County. tie h said % have
relatives near Kalamazoo aud Twin Lakes,
NeNay 20 County. The Jury render
ed verdict 'that be came %
nis death from causes unknown,
bat without violence. Ills body
Ea- buried there. but iJ j. said it siil be
taken a. for post m0rtem examination. IL
seems that some time a.O the deceased came
~ DR. CherlOch. 0f haugerfOrd, saying he
could not sleep and that he had been on q
spree since the Fourth. The doctor pat
about ave grains Of morphine IA half pint
Of water aud told him how 10 take IT, This
Ea1 the bottle found near hun. Soon after,
last week, be Was again at that village, but
instead Of visiting the doctor he
procured some WhISkey Al Mr.. Hlne-
burys saloon. Ou the the plea that
be must have It 10 strengthen HIM.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
EXAMINING THE BOOKS.
Plenty OF Assets to Pay All Liabilities
Outstanding.

NEw YORK, July 20.-Lawyer Bookstaver
worked this morning on Roachs books and
said this evening that the inventory would
show 500 with which to pay every Sl.O0 of
debts. Assignee Weed said to-da" that
Roach owns property worth 81, 10000. His
exact liabilities could not be stated for sew
eral days yet. An interview with Secretary
Whitney was being arranged and a. soon as
the assignees learned the Governments atti-
tude they would know what TO do. Ii was
not unlikely that shipbuilding would be re-
sumed pretty soon by Roach or his rep-esen-
tatives. Lawyer Nanderpoel reiterated to-
night the statement that Roach can pay
good deal more than he owes. He l. a
very rich man" said Nanderpoel. Gar
lands opinion hampered his progress on
the other cruisers. Roach's health was fail
Ing and IT was more prudent to have his
property III the hands of an assignee than in
his own"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
4 Femal. Absconder.

WHEELING. ". Va. july 20-Miss 4. Tay
lor. who for eight years has filed the Office
OF president OF the Wheeling female college.
left here very suddenly on Tuesday of last
week. Numerous rumOrs Of her bad inan-
cial status had been aflOat for several days
IL now transpires that she has left a
number Of persons IA the lurch. At the close
u the school year she resigned the position
20 accept that Of President of Dread College,
Worchester. Mass. Her furniture, pianos.
etc. were sold nc auction and brought ruin
ously low prices. She promised 90 satisfy
All claims before leaving. but failed 20 do 40.
She D. over 90.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
More Mormon Cases.

SAtr LAxE. Utah, July -. Bishop John
Sharp. well known railway man. and
Bishop Hiram Clawson. two times s0n-in-
law Of Brigham Young. and Harry Dun
woody. a wealthy furniture dealer. we're ar
.Ened to-day on indictments Of unlawful
cohabjtatiou. They AT pleaded not guilty
and the trial vas set for the second week IN
September. II p understood that when the
cases come up for trial their pleas viii be
withdrawn. a. their action to-day va t. -
cape going % The penitenhary dnring the
hot weather
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
Are You Off for a Lark ?
DURING TIM HEATED TERN.

iiesides she seventy fhousand or mere people
who live in and Immediately Hrssubd Grand
kaIids fhero are fhousaDds ~ tourists - b. suI.
piiec with suitable clothing ard desire -
call attention 90 some - our Snmmer tquip.
mrufs. We undertake ~ supI.is The wants - u,s
ulale aar the ulafier - app srs from fhe finls
the infant lestef of baby oiofhinR snd r.Dis ,,f
Kilt skirff up through al fhe s'agss - knickef
bpekers for snah hoss Gas ard 50 lisl suiis fo'
frufhs end loung Ner Plain nesf suits ffr
rni5d e-ae-d snd old men. Mo- only Be- hes ir'
Uraercio.hsz ~ every description and s flisi b,
nriraoei In fhe term Furnishing ur fiy
ines ~ caii therr Tourists visiting 90,
Noffheru iakrs 80 Shores Muunfslns vifi,ot
ii0if urfff-aaf are iiHslr fo experience asripu.
1iaerrr forf ore ~ fie ni.s,s' flfrss 81 frsvei
~ reaf 90 raosu n is norfolk 5sotss o'
tourisf-gsated Bloose - hres then in vsrisa1s
ia terms FItd prizes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

True It's. It's Pity. Pity It's, It's True.
and see the low prices at which We are sci
ling our fine Mackinaw Hats, he would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did IN his life. IL II pity
that fine Mackinaw Hat should be sold for
81; bat II is nevertheless true that We are
doing this very thing IN order 10 make room
for our Fall styles which We are now order
ing. We also have fine assortment of
Manillas which We are closing out, al cost.
IHoMAe a CRfrrIN.
- Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
a Sensational Case.

NKw YORK, July 20.-Mrs. James r Ray
mond, neice of Gen Sherman and daughter
of Sam n. Hoyt, of Brooklyn, and an heiress
from her husband, whom she charges with
with unfaithfulness. She also makes
a formal charge of the failure to sup
port. In his answer Mr.. Raymond denies
every allegation in the bill and asks that a
divorce be granted him on the ground that
his wife has been unfaithful. Counsel for
Mr.. Raymond say every statement in the
cross bill can be substantiated, and New
Workers will soon be treated to a highly SEN
satlOnal trial
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
More for Michigan.

washington, July 20.-The following are
the latest Michigan postofiioe appointments.
Fostoria. Tuscola county. Mrs. Susan Smith.
vice Thos. ". Briggs. resigned; Pennington.
". Collins, resigned. Frost. Saginaw cOun-
y. James !. Parker vice Jacob NJ. Wiltse.
resigned Michigamme. Marquette county.
Andrew Johnson. vice Alex McCurdy aban-
doned the Office.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
Heightened by the Heat.

EAsroN, Pa, July 20.-While men were
putting new ties under the track of the Le-
high Valley railroad on a curve above Red
ington Saturday the track was expanded by
the intense heat and the men were unable TO
get the rails back in their proper places 4
passenger train. when il arrived at the curve,
was compelled to back To FreemansIurg and
come down on the up track. At two O'Clock
in the afternoon the thermOmete here reg
stered 20 degrees.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

NEwroRr. r.. T.. Jaly 20 Secretaries Whit
NJ Inspectors. left the De~patoh" about 90
thI morning ard we're received st She tor
re,ts -fstion with appropriate -alute~. 4 n
salute being 6red from the "Nev Hamp
shire sud torret3o-salufe from the
station- Ihf- afternoon they wp0t to Bristol
io r'=it Aere-chof ship- building establish
rnauf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
a Strike Ended With a Co~hide

NEw loRs. July D-The strike Of the
couvicts m king's County penttentiary IL a.
an end. Learning that a concerted attempt
wouid be made by the prisoners being dis
ciplned % overpower the IaIle-s a. soon a.
they were released from the dark cells. ar
den Green. late last night. took the strikers
rnEeader. Thomas Tivey. from his cell and
cowhiced him iu the hearing ~ the entire
prison. The effect was magical All signs
~ iisaTecfion disappeared tni- morning
Ehen tha prisoners were again put st work.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
q Desperate German

BLooMISGDAIK. H., July 20.-Recently
the wife of Abe Dueser, a wealthy but eccen-
trio German farmer, living west of this city.
sued him for divorce, and had him enjoined
from dispOsing Of his property. This 40 IN
censed him that last night he drove all his
stock. including horses worth 5000. into
his barn and setting fire 10 IT, burned the
whole thing to the ground. He is missing.
and IL is believed that he purpOsely perished
in the flames.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
The RlnEleader Captured

ATLANTA. Ca. July s0.-Chafies Ro~e. a
notorious criminal and alleged ringleader in
the recent robbery Of the Richmond A Dan
Vllle pay car, Wes captured To dss ~ dense
forest seven miles from here lie denies ali
oomphcity 10 the affair and sAss be viii sue
tie Atlanta authorities for $4,000 damages,
and oac4l Of three daily papers Tor SiO.1o
The police SAP he Wall spend the neai few
years in the f,enlte ntlary. People nocked 20
the jail - ROse, VITO poses a. the latest
curiosity
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

DETROIT. Jnly8O- FLoUR To-day g,rice~ were
Mch igan wint wheat. roller process ? go
Ninne-ota baker, sas -. Minna~ofa Tafenfs
eft6 -. rye. tG4 -.
Osing to the fact that fhe hicayu markets 80
not open till al hour later than the Detroit
market On Monday the cal h ba-ed ou the cls..
ing prics~ - ssiurdsy Quotations were Wheat
No white spot IL Can ~ &c. July. o.. G. iid
- &c ssked August R7ltc bid. asc sskei ~
rei ~ u. & NJ. 90 bid. ~ " G. I car ~ 81. Juiy
10 bid gsAc sskei. August. soA hid "a
o. 90 eep'emheT s. Bid Sio0a askei. October
; .Q f-ked aiec go -sc hid
foR~ No.2 t1is lid EAc askel. rejected
sc EskcI
OATS White spot g7asc hid No q ssc aske.d
Their were dufins the lasf - hours a. III b1 o'
wheat . hn - corn and 20 hu - cats vifh
drawn and s6f s2l bu 20 Vhesf ~ glt hu ~ cort
and So hu - Oats cou.Trisn fho esf ilnaf.r
stocks 81 this point
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
stranger Than Fiction

are the records OF some Of the ouros of con
sumption effected 10 that most wonderful
remedy y-Dr Pierce ''tiolden Medical Die
oOvery.' Thousands OF grateful men and
women, who have been snatched almost
from the very JaVs of DEATH can testify that
consumption. IN IL early stages is no longer
lncurahle The Discovery has no equal as "a
pociorAl and Alternative. and the most obstln-
ate affections OF the throat aud iungs sield
10 IL power All druggists.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

W,sHrSoro~, July o. Congressman Tars-
begrlmed. covered with dust and nearly dead
with the heat, yet this morning he had the
courage % say that be- was simply on a
rira-ure GRIP. The object Of his coming,
however. "a to secure the removal OF special
fourth class partisan- in his district, also TO
laaru hi- exact status at the White House.
ii- called at the Post Office Department and
bad ln interview with First Assistant Stew
ana4r
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

Testing the Right 10 its Use ~ the
United States Courts.
New AoEs. auis s9.iu the United State
Dlstuci Court to-das Judge MhseleT granted
an order restraining sydney Rosenfeld from
producing 0Iiborl and Sullivan E nes opera
The NIksdo, to. nls.i.i al tLe tLl0a SquaFe
ihuaife- de promised. however O. hoar
kuseufelds counsel on Thursday ne1I at
hrattleboru Vermont The complainant iu
tils ca-e Was John Stelson. manager uf the
flfth Avenue Theatre, Who elaine the sole
uuS a. Pei The MIkaao. bs arrangement with
The authors. ~illle kOsonfold clainled that
the work had been published and VA pub
lac property
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

WASHINGTON, July 20.-Owing to the alb
sence of Secretary Whitney nothing definite
could be ascertained at the Navy Depart
ment to- day respecting the course TO toe pur
sued to secure the completion of the new
steel cruisers Atlanta" Boston" and Chi
cagO," but there was a general impression
among navy officers that work on them
would be suspended until the Dolphin"
matter was finally settled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
NAM MOTH GAME.
Elephant-Shooting in the Woods OF
New Hampshire.

KEESE, ~ H., July 9.-Barnnm's large
elephant. Albert, which killed his keeper on
Saturday AT Nashua. WAS taken to a wooded
ravine this afternoon and chained 10 four
trees. The location of the heart and brain
was marked by chalk and thirty three mem
bers of the keene Light Guards were
marched into line at fifteen PAGES distant,
each man armed with Springfield rifle. At
the command To fire the same number of
bullets penetrated the elephants vital spots.
The huge beast fell without a noise or strug-
gle. death being instantaneous. The thous-
and spectators rent the air with a shout.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
a Brewery Burned

CrNcrN~aTI. July eo-Fire broke ont this
forenoon IN shed attached 10 Pass 4
Schneider brewery. whore Forkmen we're
pitching beer kegs and spread 70 the north
wing of the nsT building. csusing a loss Of
$4,000 Insurance very light. the Vroprie-
tors having regarded their main building ~
r. moot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices
we are selling our Dry Good
and Carpets for, brought TO
tins city by far a create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eve.
before on any occasion tina.
has ever occurred m the his
tory Of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
Gaudaur Beats the Record.

PrTTsBuRG. July D.-The final heats of
Teemers regatta were named of IN the
presence Of 10000 people this afternoon. The
scrub race was won by Richards; tho double
scull by Gaudaur and Hosmer The great
race Of the day. three mile-. Vas WOn by
Gaudaur in ~ minutes and 81 seconds. beat
ing the beat record by 81 seconds. The Con
ISOLATION race vas won by Mckay.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
POOLING THEIR ISSUES.
Increased Earnings of the Texas Roads
This Year.

HoUsroN, Tex, July D.-Representatives
of all the leading railroads IN the State have
been IN session at Galveston for the past five
days, revising rates and forming pool All
special rates have been taken of and tariff
rates will be strictly adhered to- Ii l. esti-
mated that the earnings OF the Texas roads
this year will be- SG,OCO,OOO more than last
year. and the operating expenses will be
greatly reduced.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

"a b yuula mention hsrdsonfr = "a Hnd
Se-aeYs ~ niee saiif,fs snifs ~ . plain ~
flnefni Hesuee 4uif Thay mr. erfe,tsis ss
sdl.ne sr erfrs psiF fyr - storf lone
refts ~ re eass mas - f>r srnergrney nnd -
raf Forge - - sfok - strf y sis's 81 fis
w. frer ~ents ~ So ouf Faurs percs.is-
sn3 ri.ariof vHis' vii prn9e so9e7,'si,ls ~
r-.srf ar@seions fanf for rnrnhis bratine fi,s
trr- ri vsuf ar.e - aur f-f.8.sr iars-i frsFsf
flenraI el5-f Hniss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

Ioxnor July "a private telegram
from Gastein states that Fmpsror William.
on arriving AZ leland Msncis. ua= taken iu
and had several fsintinz fits tie =nbse-
auently recovered sufficiently - proceed on
his journey and arrived ~ Gastein the
evening
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

Barrow Rores. Ia. Juiy e0.-The Cover
nor today ordered the svecution of Charles
Der- George Wilson and Mashils Jones for
fhe un-iar ~ Ms Henrietta Cote. widow ~
1ld.r. Isuiea A. Cote. in the town ~ Plaque
mfue. u,srviiie Parish. The execution sill
take riars Frillay. Iuly b.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21
Grand Ranlds Narkefs
rsRx PRODUCE vrox irn-r sp-


rEIEsRsN OFfrrf Eu's EI
f4RuN Whesf red lnnE berry sc sh,rf i-arrt
80. No white 5-c nrn. So Oats "a -
FHFsB MEsTs Beef Ter ryf . sou - eal
8 oar - muft0n- s. E9 3 o. pork o.
a -
Pors TEY-Foris Dressed fs6l4c
Face-ilnfac.
Ho~rF- ffs7 ~ rer fsouD3
RTses Iguil 81 7s0 8 ~ per t1sta
SFEUs 4 lover - saf7s
HTHF= Hraer sfIft4c Ear ? crl-s-l -1-.+r ! r..
greer 7Gsc dry ssf0. vesi - irs erear .. ars
lfc. deksn ssius y1NsF. fsrutfg ride rsre ff.ird
of Sheegs p4its Soesrlings. Ia 81. larnh ssins
Is9E~
Ts4an~-Tsuov fAcs.e 80
yFqFTsrTFs presfo4e ia r. nev -fr
SrHsFpFEFfFe aHer frrrHrfs q 81 rer "a
Cherries 8 - ~ 30
PrrrEs Frssh roll Iaa1zss tnt< ard is-s lo
Nfx-4c
Hay s>911 pe- Tor nev ksa16 rnrf ~ tf.s
WooT,-T,ry lsiuoh h,looks a. 7saz0a 20. .or-s
f1arfs~f ro<.d q Sz1s o. E-r c0rd
WpoI-l1u H.
NracvIEssSEo-s sFEEFTe FEfexs
F,o-s f.s.-g - - = . r'.a.e.sle
MTEE-FEFTl- Mi5fHne~ 50 r-sr tor rf-a~si y
q ~ F@r cr7- rsrsil hrHz az - r.a~ tor. wfaie-
asle p r.e~ ~ refsii cr~r sud 0sss e far frr
rhols~sle a p ner ~ rp-ss
F'EoTTsIoTs Ne~s pe~k Ie~ bts. a. F eIg-
p1rt s-~f So Asuss vrfsaie@sle Pc rrr :
sfsez.i5e-s 7rs srnosef tesf a. isra tisroea
-ssr kaffle
Sar- sgrscu~e s~--e 3 r. ssr.nsr & -
-gxrz rl~.o-t7 8 - -lr~a~ g - PED = -.
3 2. a-etsrd T-sss ; 81 Eerfurkg h'ae z-s=s
ErzosrvE or Wee rlise 30 sfs 30 ia4s r
fer - inr irtlepr fa@f - - -
Issxr PI.serEE ir ~ - & ne~ ter fre.-r
ritg -z-efou-s . - Erv tso. he7si - Fsr ~vt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

KINGSTON Ont. July so.-A three year old
child Of Mr. Wright. while playing near the
Grand Trunk depot. fell into a veil. The
mother saw the accident and tearing off the
coverings Jumped in % rescue the child. She
-truck the side and vas badly injured. but
her cries brought men 90 the rescue. The
child Vas nearly drowned. tut both have re-
covered.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

KsLswAaoo. Jnly 2o.-at Grand Junction
lightning descended the chimney ~ wr
Stout. struck him and glanced a. hitting
M Stout hurninz - her shoes and stock
inzr The people were b1t slightly I1red
This makes two oase- Tnare q ghtrinz sfrocs
here
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

I.,r-asrrnfenra ~ IsT FFEneatH
N,Srsrur fn'v sl-A Young -on ~ the
Rev. JorEen Hanson. Danish minister ~
this sty. va drowned while bathing m
Clear Lake -cuth ~ Ere city yesterday sf-
ternoon- He Vss n con'panF WITH = uuw
he~ ~ rompauscua. and gof ceyand srs
ierih aefere he eouI3 - -eached- The
hoiF vas ~=rr~erai
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-21

Bsrs-rrs. Iuis ~ The authorities pro
r.-e tn prosecute the proprietors of journals
n tsf- atg winch publish extracts from the
FfH Htif fia-rfie's eVgOsnrs. The Mayor
has ouftiished leuial ~ ths statement that
Fnzhsh rtr's have been procnred for broth
aia f ff -.i1za's