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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Dss MorNws. Ia. Aug. 3.-Certain Demo
against T. p. Crawford. recently appointed
postmaster at that place. They declare that
he received the place BY employing K. J..
Chase ~ a broker. he having known Cot
Villas we'll. They further alege that Craw
ford ha= repeatedly failed in business and
that be- ia now under sentence 10 the Dakota
psnitenuary hy the territorial court Of Ysnk-
tou. These charges. signed by L. l. Mur-
phy. J. q. Kelly. Judge Allison and many
others, have been formally laid before the
frasid ant
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
Are You Off for a Lark ?
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

Besides the seventy fbousaud more people
who live ia and Immediately HrouBd Grand
Rapids there are tbou.suds II toorisis - - suT-
piled with suitable clothing. and desire ~
call attention - some ~ cur summer bgUiT-
ments. We Undertake - supply the wsus - the
male seI b. iie matter ~ apparel from tise time
the infant ies fes n baby cloiiing and Fsuts
kilt skirts nr ff-1nRh al the stages - kuicksr-
bockers ful fuIail bogs Gay and stylish suiis fpF
Youths sDd Young Men Plain neet suits fnf
nidd s-aged ard ia men. Not only Cloths t,ui
Unaerclofiise ~ every description. and al tiIsi %
s.orlr-s.t - IN fhe term "Furnisiins ~ Pis-
ines a. " ca fbesr Tourists visiting puf
northern lakss 80 Shores ~ Mountains without
ligif orsrcoaf srt lisbie a. exIsris-po. s~-ioDs
disoo-furf One - fif incest thing - trs~~i N
~ vesr on vsrst r. il Norfolk Jscke ~
tonrisf- f-rIsfai Bionse - hsvs them in -sriaus
- ferns sra prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

We souid Useufior err hsnt-on,s Kiife sui
Sersegs- ~ riee Sal RS sui's plain
I}eefed Bionse Huf They srs MT .zrensivs
saii8c ST e1frs fzir fyo - sh-s-4 ~ iona
E,snts - fise es=e msf fso. sfrserreucy and -
r,re foTges ~ ag in ssfeek - Sff- Wsis,s al ~,
wsg from 2- oenis - $50. Our Fancr p.~o.i--
send Cte~irf vai-- win gru7s .eeri,,sl,is ~
rr.srf oocssif1e i,rf fsss rsnsfs f<.tins ~.
irgs VII vsrt ons - Dts g.opuia, -iscs-i f-orf
Flsrs-ai Ssirf Wees
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

BERLIN, Aug. 2.-The North German
GaSette, replying to an article in the
Paris Temps in favor of increas-
ing the French cavalry force on the
Rhine frontier, says. despite Germany =
efforts to maintain peace, II IA evident that
France intends to have war, and IL only
waiting for an occasion. This statement
has caused something Of a sensation. owing
to the fact that the North German Gdzeffe's
political articles are usually inspired 10y Bis
marck
PAKIs, Aug. 3-The Parisian press dis
plays much irritation at the tone of the
North German Gdseffs's editorial upon
French military preparations on the Rhine
frontier.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
A Beautiful watsrsnout

BsLrrwoss. Auz. IA beautiful sight pre-
sented itself in the vicinity q the Iazsretts
hight this evening n the Psts9sco. T. ras
esterspout A. ~ bass Il vas about one
hundred and twenty 6ve feet IN diameter
and it vas about saventv-fve ~ one hundred
feet ia height At the top it seemed -
eidan and the water fell n = beautiful
whife spray xiided By a resplendsat sun
shfne The shoie booked iiEe . lily or night
hio0r1s uu rprers. 0ith itz rounded top and
hollow in the rHnter Those who cav the
spectscle r~onounce e the nsnSt magnificent
sizhf ever beheld
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

sunday VII De Missionary Dsy. The "a.
ercisos Wiu be respectively Ia charge - tbs
". 4. 1 L. and " l. "A =
MINISTER'S fkEsESI.
Among the more prominent ministers
present 10 day the following may he nlen-
uunea Ress ID. r baEuos, Gold
water; ". A. Shier. komeo. j. ". Miller
and Dr. 3oy Grand hapias; L. 4, Dasis anc
A, J. Richards. Bay City; Df. jeskokes; ).
keed, Flint. Dr Fiske and = =. Smart, Al
olon. Jacob h0rton 81 Clair. 4 J. Joslln,
o~Osso; X IS Pope, u. d, Ann Arbor, ii.
ID Jordan, Cooperssllle; q. =. BARNES
Jackson J A. Spragae, Big hGfnds; ID. Al,
Parsons, Sohooleraft. ID. -. bail, kalkasks
A. NJ. Griffith, Oaunonsburg ana a. ID.
Lee. GFconVllle-
Notwithstanding the large gStendance 20
day, and there were probably 800 peopie
On the grounds. the order WRr almost IeT
feet. and that the bay AieW camp meetings
are annually growing IA interest cannot bs
questioned The Association is esch ,eai
growing and sOlidlfying IA nearly every re-
rpeCl.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
a FALSE REPORT.
The Statement that Manistee's Deputy
% NJ. is in WASHINGTON.

statement in reference to Deputy Post
master Cutcheon, of Manistee, was made by
an exchange, upon which it was supposed
entire dependence might be placed with
such pOsitiveness that its substance was
given in The TELEGRAM yesterday. 1t was
thought to be important enough to notice
because so surprising. The following dis
patch received last evening from the post
master of that city shows the utter falsity of
the report:
MANIsTEE, Mich. Aug. 3.--The statement
in to- days TELEGRAM that Lew 4. Cutcheon,
deputy postmaster here. has gone to Wash
ington to answer charges preferred against
him in connection with official duties il
false, and there is no foundation for the re-
port He is in New York OIL visit.
JOHN A. THOMPSON.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

SuFFkE0s- Sidney o. Williams "a The
City of Grand Rapids. Trespass on the case.
Thirty days further time allowed plsintif io
settle bali of eVceEtIons -I ne Board II
Supervisors % Kent C0u1ty ". TIE City n
Grand Rapids. Ia chsucery. Decree grant
81 complainant same 81 lazt and sane
sndiugs -Court adjourned ontl SEPT T.
1S~E
Po1HF-Fred Dennis DRINK Twelve
dsys rn isIi- John Finn. DruuE Thirty
days in jsiL Ions Horn. Garrett MrCs~fhy.
Joseph Neyers g.. g. Reber. "a IT, Fl West
Dr1nks. Pad each enc and costs a 35-
F-snk TiutchluFsr Tsme< Salfvan. Eufr
wilson nranks- Twelve days each ir Isii
william Rish. Brssch - TIE Fesoe
S@ntezee so<rended. Costs r.ssd So
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Correspondence 20 Tx TEI EaRAM
SaELoT. Mich, Aug. IA heavy shower
visited this place last night. Lightning
struck the house Of ID. %. Vaughan, of this
village. but did very little damage. The
telegraph and telephone poles we're shattered
IN some places and south Of town growing
crops and standing wheat were badly lodged
by wind and niursd by hail. The editors
of the ftsiepelttisaf are in n fair way Of being
decapifated for publishing the truth a little
Moore nude than one person liked To see
ff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
KARL lEvERGREN LUCK.
He Takes the Wrong Train and Meets
Rough Experience.


Sunday evening Swede named Karl
Levergren, who has worked in Wallin's
tannery for the past two years went to the
Union depot and bought ticket to Chicago.
lie had with HIM two large satchels in which
were packed all his worldly possessions.
He was slightly intoxicated and instead of
of taking the Chicago 4 West Michigan
train he boarded the Michigan Central At
lantic express, which leaves at . % p. m.
He says that when the conduc-
tor locked at his ticket, he told
him that he Swas on the wrong train and
would have TO get of at Bowen Station and
that when the train reached that point it did
not stop, but Stacked its speed a little and
he was told 10 Jump off with his satchels in
his hand. He did so and was struck 10y the
steps of the car and knocked senseless. lie
lay where be fell all night in the rain and
yesterday morning was found 10y farmer
who brought him to this city. Tie WAS taken
10 the Hansen House opposite the Union
Depot and DIR. Hunt was called. II was
found that the man was not seriously injured
except bad cDt nearly an inch deep across
the back OF one Of his legs little above the
knee. One of his satchels was badly
smashed and torn and the other vas cut
open a. with blunt instrument.
Conductor Baker. who had charge of the
train was seen last night and said that when
he looked at the mans ticket he told him
that be was on the wrong train, and offered
10 stop the train and let him of II he wished
IT. The man asked how far Il was TO the
first station and how far out out Of the city
the train was a. that time. He gas told that
il vas only mile or tvo from the city and
hnsiiy concluded % get Of and come back.
The train was stopped the brakeman got
Ievergren's satchels and helped him of. and
he was left standing beside the track. 1t is
probable that he either tired 10 board the
train A. IL started or was truck by another
train a. be ras walking on the track TIE
conductor y one Of the most careful and re-
liable ia the employ ~ the company
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

DETROIT. Aug. S.-fLOUR To day price< were
Michigan wint wheat. roller process. pDa
-; Michigan winter wheat. paients. 51tta Is.
MinnesOiA bakefe 5tI3 IS Minnesota pAtantk
6st6 Is. rye. s04 g.
The market this morning oIseDed hrm At about
Sat0rdays closing prices. Chicago. the rule
on Monday mornings. al hour later than
other dHls in op-Ding q eaiy pfoceeiiu.s Ia
this market were dull. TIE Omor Of Il collision
between Russian aud Afghan troops Was not gen
orally credited and creaied no excitement IN the
morning session. Call beard quotations as
follows.
WHEAT No. white. cash. assc bid. @Kc
asked; August 900 hu al ~ 4Ac Uo1 bu al ~ &C
September. s5isc asked. October ssc Rsktd. No.
red. cash. ssAc bid. HIc Ask,d. August s54c bad.
s7l4c asked. September Vac bid. soe asked
October. pss &c bid. 1ysc asked.
toRN-No 2 cash. car al s7Ac.
oATs- white. cash. S1o asked light mlIed. c
asked.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Ramor has II, and pretty correctly that
one of or eitzeus has invented and patented
a aonr hsrrei thst can be nsds for shout
ore-hslf fhs Price ~ those romuonly IN a.e.
and thoss who have seen y pronounce = =
success. II has been adop*ed ~ - Par
and Minneapolis hy the inaile-s vho hsvs =
rapacity - r. 90 heyrela 6sy. The irvsr-
tor must certainly hssld TIE iucky ticket ss
10 holds tAe balance - the stsses. Snccess
- hina
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Nsw YoEK. Aug. 3.-Telegraphic commu-
nication between this city aud points in all
directions u very imperfect to- night on ac-
coant OF the severe storms. Navigation by
sailing vessels on the Hudson was suspended
all day Thunder storms prevailed from
Boston to Detroit and from Canads to
Georgia. Cyclones have occurred in several
widely separated spots within this area
The wires cannot be repaired tonight be
cause OF the severity of tho storm.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Sstr LssE Utah. Aug s.-The general
election to-day FOR uneubers q the Iexsla-
tnre and county officers ~ss almost entirely
devoid ~ interest The only opposition 20
the Mormon ticket wss in thls eonntY. where
the young Democrats. chiefly scus on Nor
rnonz bad a ticket IN the ield. hut e re-
ceivpd faw votes. The Legislature - en-
hfelV Mormon. and every county remains
s,,tla~ sonfr,,i ~ fia Nnrrnous
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
IN North Carolina.

AsHvILLE, y. c., Aug. 3.-A tremendous
vstsrspous passed over Transylvania county.
this State. to-day. carrying away bridges
and washing away houses. The water il
said 10 have rolled over the country in a
perpendicular wall twelve feet high and a
quarter Of a mile wide. The destruction Of
crops - complete in the section over which
the storm passed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

IoSpoS AuV. The Tiv'sS. IN a leading
editorial. suiCEize- General Grant ~ a noble
unre- minded hero and expresses England =
sympathy pirh her trans Atlantic SISTER
TODAY if sdis. rhe south shskss hands
with re North ever tf-snt's bier ln scsnuwi
eirerneut ~ national anifv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
Yests-sss.s Annoln,rrsnfs-

WssHrSerrS. Aug 2-The President aa=
appointed Baker p lee Collector - Css-
toms AZ Yorktown. "a, vice Clay. -uspe1de6.
ard kdeisic tfnernsn Jcilertar for the D7=-
trTcf - M.nnesota. vice Baokxs iser ss1z-
psrs} 2i
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
The CATTIEMEN.

Their Representatives Have an Inter
view With Secretary Lamar
WssBISeroS, Aug. a-Msssrs. Hunter.
Rsinwalter. Denman and Mahry. represent
ing the csttlenen who have leased land IN
The Indian Territory. arrived on Saturday
night and had an interview this after
noon with Secretary Lamar. with a
view of securing an extension Of
forty days time. which the President. in his
proclamation. allowed for the csttlemen 70
remove their stock from the reservation.
Secretary lamar listened attentively n their
statements. h1t IN view of the fact that the
delegation - to have an interview with the
President 20 raorrov, he withheld sny Ell
rrassInn Of nnInion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
a Disastrous Earthquake.

LoSDoS. Aug. 3.-Seversl villages in the
vicinity OF Belsvodsks in Central Asia, have
been ruined 10y an earthquake. AZ Below
odska a church collapsed. killing ffty four
persons and injuring sixty four. Many per
sons perished AZ other towns. Quakings are
still felt AZ intarvals
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

LONDON, Aug. a-siT Charles Dixie, de-
spite the sensation over the exposure of the
scandal with which has name ls connected,
Appeared ia his usual place IA the House of
Commons when the session opened fhis
nfftrnnnu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
Chicago Markets.

ofFICE Of b. v. IAnok Powerss Riook
GRAND RAPIDS. Aug .. iHst
This being Bank holiday IN Englsnd IA cable
advio's received. Grain markets opened
hrneT under reports II serious dau tsse b, storms
IN the past "A hours, and an unoonhrmed rumor
Of another battle bei ween russians and Aiglanis
tan troops. Provisions depressed by the
statement Of stock on hand showing larger quen-
Titles than the trade expected. The decline on
pork amounted 10 85c peT bar el since nat riAs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

kKw foRK. Aug. None, cl.ssei easy sf i0
X per cent. Exchange closed quiet Posted fsts.s
81 S5,fG4 So. Actual rates. - s4Aes4 IS for ~
days. and 81 66A0s e. for demand
Governments oiosed hrm, currency Sc ~ !.
bid. 4s. coupon. iZ2s bad. ssss do li2A hid.
Pacific llAilroad bonds closed as follows
Union trsts, llshGii5; land granite l07 : bad
sinking funds I2l n. bid. Ientrals llIHHll2
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

JSIssxy Crry, Aug. 3-Extensive vsshouts
are reported on the Eris railroad ten miles
west OF Port Jervis. y. Y. No trains have
passed either way for Eve hours.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

FAs1s. tag. &-lt is officially admitted st
lszt thst chciers sxists IN Msr~siilss.
Twenty Two festh hsve.cccnrres there With
IA ths. la~t twelve hours. Consideration
prevails al ovar France a. the prospect -
repetition VI is@t yesr's terrible experiences.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04
Established 1864

Our National Celeb
together with the low
we are selling our Dry
and Carpets for, broul
this city by far a s
number of people from
section of our state tina
before on any occasio'
has ever occurred I'M II
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a Coxf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

WssHTxe1o~ Arg. 8--The President tfis
afternoon appointed Frank Biaussrn asssyer
srd Ieozsri Nsrrus3er refnsr - the rited
states naanf ~ Nsu sriesrss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

Our entire stock of s.
Dress Goods, Silks, p.
Fans. laces. Hosiery,
Lawns, White Dress
&c. will positively be
out.
SPRING d Com
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-04

T. re suisssae Trunb T'sete- ss.ri..s. ~ lsar Is
ais Hos eur sffrk rsfsi-isae every ~n-ie+y "A
sfgls nr1 size frpa, tvo - fls larFaef rr.susfae
f,.Hse~ ia zee eanft-s anH 80 seliins ~ nanr
fsrtsr-~e frs-se vfa,f uIears - THE ffBR
~ PEff O. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

dnaneeL -
The ssaHasyd says. sThs dsv. of
esses ana prosperity, when Liberal
Oes1celsors we're enbarras<ed vith
s1fpl1ses. are past. Mr.. ChiIdsrs 80
nes TIE difficulties With eoorsas. The
scheme, on the vhsle. i 8 hiQhly eon-
HsnsbIe o1s.-
The STANDARD lanelss that Mr.. Glad.
stone should have consented 10 Propose
plan Tor the settlement Of the AFGHAN
dispote OF which ths nation cannot ap-
prove.
IL 8 reported al st. Petersburg that
tne Gar viii shortly visit Cronstsdt.
Advlces received here STATE that a
deputation Of the inhabitants Of Her.t
waited upon the Governor recently and
desired bin 20 iafoFns TIE Ausesr that
the people voald rather UNDERGO the
hards6ips OF ; long sisge than surreud
er 20 Russia
THK HE1Tfsz ENPTEE CHARTERED.
LONDON, May 1.-The Government
has chartered the steamship British
Empire. The Alaska will De armed
With ten 10 pounder guns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01
A Bonded wai.key Deei.lon.

WASHINGTON, April ga circular
which has an important bearing upon
the question Of the withdrawal of dis
titled spirits from bonded warehouses
and their expectation for the purpose
OF avoiding immediate payment of the
internal revenue tax thereon, was issued
by the Commissioner Of Internal Rsye.
noe today. Ii is addressed to the Col
iector of Internal Revenue at Boston.
and relates TO certain lot of distilled
spirits belonging to Mills & Co.
Of that city. This firm some time
ago withdrew from the warehouses and
exported lot of whiskey, which thew
afterwards reimported, but which the
collector of customs refused TO admit
on the ground that il was vhiskey
which had been exported and reimport-
ed with the object of evading the pay
ment OF the internal revenue tax when
IL would have become due, had the
spirits remained in the warehouse,
and thus came within the in
hibitien of the decision of the
Secretary OF the Treasury based
upon an opinion Of the Attorney
General that spirits exported With the
object OF reimporting them could not
be admitted under provision $500 Of the
revised statutes. Mills d Co. appealed
from the decision Of the Collector
70 the Secretary of the Treasury,
who, In q decision rendered sew
erai days ago, sustained the Collec
tor. but directed that the spirits
be turned over to the internal revenue
authorities. The circular issued today
authorizes the Collector Of internal
Revenue at Boston TO surrender the
spirits TO Mills Il Co. upon the payment
OF the internal revenue tax upon the
spirits a. guaged at the time of their
withdrawal from the warehouse, with.
out allowance for leakage or evapora-
ton.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01
PACIFIC COAST.


Sks ERANcIsoo, April 30.-An applioa-
ton for special letters Of adminisfra-
ton on the estate OF the late President
barrios of Guatemala has been fled
here by senior Jose u. Tinoco, Guate-
malan Consul in this city. This Is done
for the purpose of bringing suit against
the firm Of ]. @. Merrill L Co. 70 recover
$l5.lz5, which, 10 IL claimed, the firm
appropriated from ths proceeds of the
sale OF q consignment of coffee sent
them by Barrios in the early part of last
year.
opening OF the California Preduee
kxehaaGe.
SAN Francisco, April 30.-The Cali
fornia produce exchange was formally
opened for business tedsy. The GUAR.
tiers occupied are those in which ths
San Francisco Produce Exchange for
merly met. The city is now provided
with two produce exchange boards.
Weather Indications.
SAN Francisco, April 3o.-Far the
north, middle and south Pacific, fair
weather.
Guilty Of Embexxiemens.
SACRAMENTO (Cal }, April 30.-A. ID.
January, who was Deputy Treasurer
under his father, William A. January,
and who Rambled away nearly $4,000
belonging TO different counties of the
state. was today adiudged guilty of
embezzlement. He viii be sentenced
May 18th.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

Ron AND GuS.-Ihe Rod and Gun
Club held their regular monthly meet
ing at Engine House No. / last evening.
I. ID. Brown was elected q member of
the club, and w. d. Jenkins of What.
CON an honorary member. A resolution
was introduced making the club shoots
two In month instead of one. The
first match at Peoria Blaekbirds will be
shot early In May.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

From q return published by the Bar
lin municipality Of the population Of
the German capital Il appears that Ber-
lin had on December /, 1850, 1.-THE last
census DAP Of the German Empirs)
LIZ, COS Inhabitants, including the mil
itary. By the end Of 1881 the popula-
ton had risen 10 1.l56 $50 souls; In
1882, to f,192,073; 1883, to l,26 .392 /;
1884. 10 ]. ~. l96. The garrison Of Ber-
lin vas, at the end of The latter year,
20,064. A fresh census Of the German
Empire will be taken on December LIST
next.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

Jaly. uhsn he viii 20 10 Mt. McGreeor.
about eieve1 miles from Saratoga. Thai
10 as peessnt ell the axranQsusnfs fbat
have been rnads. ] hasen't had . ehsnoe
10 know exacsly what the doctors had ~
say Oh wednesday. but ! believe their
report 20 Be very fascrabls one. he
experienced DO dihicolty whatever IN
swallowing or speaking and bis fupruve.
nssns IN tbs lass few dsys is really phs-
nomea,ai.S
The End % the billiard Tssrnaa~pt.
NKw YoRK, April 30.-Rightsen ham,
dred psople tonight witnessed the terra
and last game in the billiard tourua
ment, the contestants being Jacob
eohasffef and GesrRe Siosson. Sehaef-
fer led OF With two in tbs first inuing.
made 6 IN she 6fth. 81 In the sixth aud
20 ia the twelfth. Thsse were his best
runs. Hlosson In the fifteenth inning
vas sHx points behind his opponent, and
IN the sixteenth vas y behind. Far
tune favored him from the seventeenth
inning, for then be began 20 improve,
and made 90 points, and - in the
eighteenth. Sehaeffsr made some
wretehed shots- After that inning
Sloss0n's average vas very good His
best runs we're IS, -. 80. 80 and 81.
Sehaeffer's score was 80 and Slossor' 3
500. The game lasted two hOurs and
Ave minutes. Slosssn's average vas
20, while SchaefeF's was IL 2-5. This
contest makes Slossen champion of the
foarteen-ineh bake line game.
Trafn Robbery.
CHICAGO, April 3o.-The Louisville en-
press on the Louisville and Nashville q
Chicago Railroad, due here at three
O'Clock this morning, vas stopped near
HaTr0dsburg. Indiana, shortly befors
midnight By q band Of masked robbers.
| The latter we're on horseback, and CON-
PEELED tbs engineer and fireman to leave
their engine. Entering the express car
| the American express messenger vas
covered with reviewers, and refusing &c
unlock the safe, was shot dead. Ths
safe was broken open, bat was found "a
contain only 800. The scene Of the
robbery IL among hills and stone quar-
ries, and the regisn is thinly settled.
LoUIsvuLE (ky.), April O-Ihs
| American Express officials are unsbl'
20 say how much money was in she SAT-
robbed last night, bat think there i
not rnuch lost. As near ss can be ar
/ rived at Davis had only about 300 II
his care when be left this city last night
The agent at New Albany says he sen
out 1850 by DAVIS from that place
How much was picked up by him a
way stations cannot be said, but it i
probable that the amount will no
lsxcead one hundred dollars. Tn
ef1iciais feel very bad over the murae
OF Davis, as he was one Of the ines
popular and efficient messengers in thei
l arnt1l0V
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

TIE NEw ISsPscToa. Bryant
of Bellinaham Bay has secured the ap-
peintment of Inspector of Hulls OF
Steam Vessels for the District Of Puget
Sound, In place Of H. E. Morgan, whose
time had expired. Capt. Bryant will
make this city his place of residence.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-01

NEW BLooD. NEW LIFE.-This il obs
tAined By using Plumbers Blood Puri
FER. For sale everywhere. 81 per bot
tie, six for s.. mhi7-3m
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