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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-16

GRAIN.-Market steady; demand good. We
quote in job lois: White corn, Csc; carload
lots, Coo; mixed corn, 64c; carload lots. 6lc;
oats, 42c; carload lots, SIC. Meal, 721ze. Bran.
HAT.-Msrket steady; fair demand We
quote in job lots: Northern. none; Western,
95c; carload lots, soc; Eastern, 81 10; carload
HIDES, Wool, ETc.--Market frm and &C
tive: receipts fair; dry flint, 1870: dry coun-
try sailed. ll15c; dry butchers, l0c. Wool
Market nominal; prime, @c; bury, Sal2c.
wax, zoe. Deer skins, flint, l5c; sailed l3c.
Otter skins. 25c4S
LARD.--The market is firm. We quote: In
tierces and tubs, nc; 80 tb tins, 71Se
PoTAToEs.-Stock ample; demand fair:
Northern, ~ 50a2 rs per Dbl; Eastern, s2a2 50
per Dbl; Western. 81 75a2 0O per Dbl.
eALT.-The demand is very moderate and
me market quiet. We quote: Carload lots,
zoe, b.; small lots, S5a95c.
SuGAR.-Market steady. We qaote: Cut
LOAF, Sc: graduated, 75sc; powdered, TIC;
star A. 71ac; extra c, 7j4c; c, yell
oBACco.-Msrket firm; moderate demand.
We quote: Smoking, 40ca$l Is. Chewing
Common, sound, 35aiOc; medium, 40a55c;
bright, 5Oa15c; fine fancy, 65a90c; extra fine,
socasl lC; bright navies. A5a57c; dark navies,
s0A50c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Grown fowls, p PAIR ................ 65@75
Chickens. three quarters grown. 45@50
Shlckens. half-grown. ............... S0@l5
Eggs, p dozen ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 200
Peanuts-Fancy h. D. Va, q 10 ..... 6l$@--
Peanuts-Hand picked p 10 ..... bl50-
Peanuts-Straight Virginia. .. ia
Peanuts-Georgia nominal ..... $40
Sweet potatoes, Florida, ~ bushel l0@50
Sweet potatoes, yellow reds r. bush. 50@i5
Sweet potatoes, yellow yams, e bush $50
PoULTRY.-Market steady; demand fair;
supplies abundant. EGGs.-Scarcc; market
firm, demand active. PEANUTs-Ample stock;
demand light; native peanuts IN light request
at Quotations. SUGAR.-Georgia and Florida
! nominal; none in market. II ,NEY.--No de-
mand; nominal. Sweet potatoes fairly sup
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-16

NAVAL SToREs.-The market for spirit
turpentine was quiet but very firm, and fully
800 casks changed hands during the day at 34c
for regulars. At the Board of Trade on the
opening call the market reported nothing
doing, with buyers and sellers apart. At the
closing call 1t was reported firm at SIC for
regulars. Rosin-The market was very firm
and advancing. There was a good inquiry.
and about 800 barrels were disposed of dur
ing the day on the basis of quotations. Atthe
Board of Trade on the first call the market
was reported firm, wi b sales of ..02S barrels
at the following quota ions: A, B. G, and d
95c Z 81 05, F 81 10. G 81 80, H 81 SO(11 95,
% S503 80. X SO As. NJ 81 90, n 81 50. windos
glass 81 IS. water white "a IS. AT the closing
call it was unchanged.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-16

fore. The receipts ar; very light. and very
little stock can be had. There is a so scare
itv Of rough rice. and holders were generally
asking higher prices. Prices for clean rice
were sdvanced for the better grades. The
sales for the day were 100 barrels. The fol-
lowing are the Board of Trades official quo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
RUSSIA'S ULTIMATUM.
AFoHAnisTAn MUST ss neUTRAL
England Must Give Up Her Infiu-
ence Over the Ameer Waiting
for the Ice u Melt

NIESSA. April Zs.-informstioIa = received
here from 81. Pete rsb0rg 70 the effect that
the only conditions Oh which pesoe can be
assured = that England shall acknowledge
the complete neutrality of Afghanistan and
assent 10 the extinction OF English influence
Ia the Aneers country. The report J. that
this demand has been communicated 10 Lon
don a. an ultinatum. Ii l. lurther said
Russia l. delaying hOstIiities by diplomatic
means ~ order 10 pOstpOue war until the
NOlga Il free of Ice a. this river i essential
10 the transportation of her troops.
Vienna papers are more alarmed at Kat
koff urging war Ia the Moscow Gdzetfe than
BY the news from London. AZ Vienna Il II
rumOred that Duherin will resign II Glad
stone makes further concessions tO Russia.
dispatch from Odessa says that the huge
storehOases there have been emptied by re-
cent hurried shipments OF grain. Only sIx
English vessels remain IN port, and most OF
the large number recently reported by
LlOyds "a IN the Black Sea, have made their
way out. The value of all kinds of property
Is falling, business contracts are cancelled IN
every direction, and a general paralysis of
trade II threatened
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
A Steamer Captain Arrested.

NEW YoKK, April 23.-Capt. John O'Brien.
commander of the steamer City of Mex
States Marshal to-day on a charge of violat-
ing section 5,2S3 of the United States stat
utes, by supplying arms and munitions of
war 20 the insurgents of a country at peace
with this Government The steamer was
seized and l. aow IN possession of the fed
eral authorities. Her manifest showed that
her cargo consisted of lumber, but in reality
she was loaded with firearms and ammuni-
ton for the insurgents of United States of
Colombia. The City of Mexico" is owned
10y Lord & Austin. of this city. and was char
tered by agents of the insurgents here. Capt.
O'Brien Will be taken before Commissioner
Shields for examination tomorrow. The
penalty for the ofense Is $4,000 fine, or
three years imprisonment, and conhscation
OF the vessel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
THE RIEL REBELLION.
ANsScoUsrsR EXPECTED SOON
A Dispatch From Col Williams OF
tie Midland Battalion RiePs
Probable Force.

0lrtasa. Oat Apri. -. The government
to-day 0eesleei s iispateh from Col vi
LiaLls. ia as1na alaad of the Midland oattslion,
rsen5 nlles from swift CuFrsnf. statiny :
tnat is sa- goiug forward b. boat 10 Clark 5
crossing tt once To .0in 0en. Mlddietou' 3
disisau. He left tso companies 81 osift
CgFrsGt ta lefeld chat point. 0en. 81 ddle-
lon teie gfilf b. from EiaFk's crossing that ne
comsnelctd als marcia r1rxard on ba-
teo1iine sro-sana. aud siii aalL - alght I'VE
ml.sii fr0ul that point Elth 80 men To-
norlos al0ruil- ha Nlu asaln start and
Eil probably encounter inauf gent- before
llgnl THIS. le says. - hIel- stronghold,
and r tle-e IS % hr an sighting done lt
sii probably taka place here. 1e s-tl-
ina1ea hiel direct following at 80
ll1l, although bee state, that
others place .a high a. l.ou. The rebels
have dag fe niis ali along the lIne Of
narish. 4nd sal seek shelter "a these and
are Dn istfaneiHg trunls and then retire and
the nexf cover. An official report from
battcf1rd o. -tia. tates that a settler named
smart kas shot by Sudians last night while
on patrol dutg. bat hat no further attempt
Eas made against the imprisOLsd settlers.
The ludians, however. burued two Of the
Hudson bay Company stores 10 town, one
and Que salf mues from the barracks The
poiu.e. Who escaped from Fort Pit, report
that they have AZ combination OF the Frog
Lake massacre.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
VICKSBURG'S CALAMITY
FINDING ThE BURIED VICTIMS.
SIX Uncovered Yesterday--The List
OF Missing Constantly Growing
A Touching Scene.

MN OkLEANs, April "a special 10 the
fsB.es- -fAnaocfaf from Nleksburg, Miss, says
Onoat excitement prevailed here to-day over
tuesday nighIs ars owing 10 the fact that .
number of people were missing. labcFrrs
were put IA woEk OyertUrning the debris, aud
the scene Of the FIRE wss crowded with the
friends OF the missing people AOtwith-
standing the fact that a heavy rain retarded
the work, the ebarrod remains of six victims
were uneafthed ~ follows ". K. Mulcahy,
Mm. Ii. Phelan aud doe. Dent, al
white, and Hayden Canada, Rae lsrd
Johnson aud Eph Bell, oolorod-
The bodies were al found III the
cellar of the building occupied 10y Miss
Bloom. The hst of the missing Il growing
hourly. anu it l. thought al least twenty bod
les Will be found. and a large number are
supposed 10 be under the debris OF Pades-
Ia : store. which has not set been touched.
SIX men Of the permanent crew of the
steamer Belle OF Memphis, alone, are mis-
sing. A touching scene occurred when old
Richard Johnson, oOlored, who 0es-
pite his age, had been working
hard all day removing debris, over
turned mass of timber and discovered the
remains Of his son. Grief and horror over
came him, and be was carried home sense
less. The property loss Is estimated Al
$4,000; the insurance at one-half that
amount.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

UNITED SrArEs--Alonzo Putnam We Fred
i. Taylor. AssuInpsiL la progress.
CIRCmT- Elizabeth A. Burrell W. Arthur
Messs. Richard q. Peters and Frederick
Ramsey 1royer. JudgDe9i for plaintiff
for value OF property. S2l0-5l against de
fendant Ramsey. Judgment for defendants
Meigs and Peters for costs. Aaron Hut.
ford ~. Grand Rapids a Indiana RailrOad
Company. Irespass on the case. Stay e1.
tended fifteen days. Elizabeth Noble ".
James Fairs et a.. Claim for mesne profits.
In progress.
SUPEKoK-in the matter of the widening
of Canal street. Nenire set for May II, lso5
-Henn ;. Ledger W. Lyman T. McCrath,
Lewis McCrath and Francis BOylaDd. A..
sault and battery. In progress.
PRoBArK.-Estate of Daniel W Martin.
deceased. Appraiser warrant aud IDVen-
tory filed Estate Of Benjamin Is. Wright,
deceased. Appraisers warrant issued u
Jarvis &. Train and John Mcconnell l.---
Estate Of Joseph Z. Bird. deceased. Order
appointing Curtiss Buck administration
Estate of james NJ. Watts. deceased. Order
and julia L. Moore 10 be heirs al law of said
deceased."Estate of Samuel ". Crum-
back, dece sed. Order allowing administra-
tors final account Estate of Ninnlfred
l. Soilau. minor. Order appointing Harry
II. Ives guardian. Estate of Asa Weaver.
an INDECENT insane person. Order allowing
guardian first annual account.
PoTICE.-City vs.. Albert Murray. trunk
Twelve days III jail.-James Wilson. drunk.
Twelve days in Harry Rumsey, dis
orderly Returned 10 parents.-1he Peo-
pie vs.. William Thinner, assault and battery.
Verdict not guilty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
The "Strytax" and "Garnet. ."

New YORK, April 23.-There are numerous
rumors afloat in shipping circles touching
the movements of the Russian corvette
'Strytax" and the British war sloop Gar
net" which have arrived simultaneously at
Norfolk and are expected here soon. One
rumor is that the Garnet" will act as con
vOy 20 the English mail steamers if war
breaks out. The conjunction of the vessels
can hardly be accidental. for the 'Strytax"
has been following the Garnet" from Vera
Cruz ali the way up the coast. The COM
manders however, take pains TO show per
sOnal good feeling. They dined together at
Havana. Capt. Skrydlof, of the ''Strytax, F"
u the officer, who, during the Russo Turkish
war, went into the Danube with a torpedo
boat and blew up two Turkish men-of-war.
Capt. Hand commands the Garnet" Both
vessels are taking coal and provisions.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
BUYING PROXIES.
The 3. & o. Trying TO Get Into the
Management OF the Jersey Central.

PHILADHPHIA, Pa, April 23.-The rumor
that the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com
pany proposes 20 have a hand in the election
of Nes Jersey Central Directors next month
was gwen some appearance of fact to-day
by the active bidding on Third street for
Jersey Central proxies, presumably by par
ties IN interest OF the b. 4 o. company.
One-eighth was bid for the use of 100 shares,
while some people seem 10 believe that the
Pennsylvania company will also show its
hand III the election. Those who are close
20 the managers OF the company declare
that the Pennsylvania company does not
want the Jersey Central, and Is content TO
let IL fall into the hands of the b. & O., be
ing assured that that company would az any
hazard gain its sought for entrance to New
York even If Il were compelled 10 build a
line from Bound Brook.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

Nsw YORK. April zi-The Manhattan
ing In honor of -ix Of ITS members, vho have
been appointed 70 important offices by Presi-
dent Cleveland namely. Secretaries Bayard,
Manning luJ Whitney. and Ministers Phelps.
Peudietol and Cox. The Secretaries were
unable 90 attend. owing 20 their being de
tanned Washington by a Cabinet meeting
to-day Letters and telra,ram- Of regret were
received from them and from Cleveland and
Hendricks Minister Mriaue and several
other invited guests. Ministers Phelps,
Psnd.eton and Cox were present. The affair
wits purely informal, there being no set
banquet and no speeches.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
THs MINORITY slLL.
Discussed in Committee Of the Whole
and Likely 70 Pass.

and LfAetf 70 Tass-
-psclal iispeIeh O. IaE fzL1aRAA
LAssIss, Aprii z5.-Ihe House passed ne
entire afternoon in COMMITTEES 0f ths whole
discussing unimportant measares. The
senate devoted the entire afternoon ~
the minority bill Il passed the
committees Of the whole and It's
frlends say thai II sili pass
On third reading, even though Presids nj
Bsttas required two thirds vote. Il i
nog Known zhat the Governor ~in do with
&c, though speculation = rife on this point.
Senator Habbell expressed the opinion that
II the commissioners report at this late day
Il ~l1 resui. ia an extra session next year,
a. the members EiI n0t now be content %
stay ~ discuss IL
The Governor appoints Charles r. Wright,
of Marquette, State GeOlOgist, vice kOmin-
ger. q. d. Lawton. Of Van Buren county,
vii succeed Wright a. Commissioner Of
Mineral Statistics. The Dodge investigating
committee wrestled All day with the Board Of
Health, bat the game secured was not worth
the ammunition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

The place 10 get sewing machines repaired
Is where the repairer has no interest al stake
but his reputation as practical workman.
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing a. rule does no,
give satisfaction. Adjusting Is a trade After
twelve years experience am prepared 10 do
work that will give perfect satisfaction. ]
do not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have but one object 10 view.
that Is do work that will build up for me q
good trade a. a repairer Of sewing machines.
will call al your shop or house. examine your
machine, tell you what can be done what {
will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you Will have il done or not.
All orders received by postal will receive
prompt attention. ! rebuild, readjust, clean
and repair all kinds, have parts, attachments
and needles for all. Shop at 10 Summit
street. I. r. STRICKLAND,
Sewing Machine Repsirer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

Wr.sIpso, April z5--No further details OF
the aght between Inspector Dickens's men
At Fort Ptt and the Indians have been re-
coived. Both columns immediately, under
"A lddlf ton. were under marching orders 70
start ffoll jiafx- crO.-iug Al ! a. M to-day.
I. DAVE. a Prince Albert store-k keeper, who
has Just arrived hrse reports everything
well, except a shortage OF hOar. He also
say. Chas. Hewitt. reported killed. vas
-uZ1tlg wounded. 4 native, one OF kieps
couascllor-. IS aow a prisoner IN Prince Al
bet. Orders have arrived from Gen. Mid
dlefon calling 10 che front the Seventh fusi-
loers of London. the Governor General 5
body guard. tnd che Quebec and Winnepeg
cavalry. 4 specid tram with troops left for
the West this afternoon. Ielegraphic com
maaicatiSn have again been interrupted
north of TOuchWo0d fliu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

BEILAIRE, O., April 3.-The following
notice was posted in the steel works here at
noon to-day: ''The steel department of the
Bellaire Nail Works will be shut down for
an indefinite period. All employees are here
by discharged by the order of the Board
of Directors" The cause Is not generally
known. but the best information Obtainable
Il that a strike was about tn be ordered
among the men on account of the manage
ment's refusing to re-empiOy two of their
workmen who had been discharged for vio-
lating some OF the rules day or two ago.
Everything l. Ia confusion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

CrvCINSArg. April - The second trial Of
f e. Campbell for the attempted bribery Of
Michael Goeb. Berner Iusor. began tins
morning judge Robertson. one Of the
Judges 81 .hs lefunct District Court IN the
Campbell dlsoarneut trial presided at the
oui.set Assistant Prosecutor Rufus 3. Smith
d,schued to serve. saying thar Judge Robert
sOn bad slready passed Judgment upon this
vl,ry cise when sitting IA the disbaTmeut
trial and under the circumstances he would
withdraw from the case and. turning upon
h. hesl he left the room. The court ad-
iourusd until Friday.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
The Bricks Tor Our Hall.

Three and one-half millions of Newaygo
brick will be used in the construction of the
new city hail at Grand Rapids. The brick
We're sold entirely Oh their merits, after the
most severe tests had been made in competi-
ton with those of other makers, and the
price obtained is higher, all things con
sidered. than the other makers offered to
furnish them for. This means the bringing
of from $1,000 to $4,000 of money To Ne
waygo, most of which will be paid out for
labor this Summer. The company will put
IN another machine AT once and push things
Vigorously NeiOdygO Republican,.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

-rzz-8a- ssesl- IN Ban 10 sny e,asris-y
sleo darsa-s r. Hstavs - ssad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
. Century and a Halt Old.

GRAFTON. Mass. April 2}.-On April q this
town will celebrate it, one hundred and
fiftieth anniversary BY ringing of bells,
firing of cannon. parading of military, civic
and social organizations, dinner at 1:3O p.
m. at the Town Hall with tOasts. speeches
and music and grand concert in the even
ing. Governor Robinson. Senator HOar, ".
". Rice and Frank =. Gaulding. orators OF
the day, are expected TO ride IN the process
SION The streets viii be generally decorated
and illuminated
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

OrrAwA. Ont. April gI-Sir Leonard Til
lsy. Minister % Finance. vas taken sud
denly in while st dinner last evening. and
had to be carried Co his bedroom. where be
haa remained in terrible agony ever since.
For -ome ume past he has been suffering
from cs.cuIuz and fvo weeks ago visited
New York for medical treatment. Those IN
Attendance have bopes - ms recovery He
ui.l De- unable to attend t0 his parliamentary
duties this session and viii probably retire
f-nn, lnn rllnlnal.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

YPsu-ASTI, Michr, April 23.-John ;. Jen-
Ness, an old and respected citizen, died last
evening at his residence Some years ago
be was thrown from his carriage, receiving 2
injuries which deprived him of the use %
one arm and 50 shocked his nervous system
a. 10 make him an Invalid. On Sunday last
a marked change WAS noticed in his con
dition. since which time he gradually sank.
Mr.. Jenness was born Ia Boston IN 1871,
came to Detroit in 1880, and settled in Ypsi-
lanti IN lgt0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
PERSISTENT IN MS MADNESS.
\ S~ede Hho Mas Determined 10 Die
Aao Finaii, Succeeded.

heooksoN, AA>s. April ss-fie deash
yesterday ~ Andrs's "a. lasson, S~ode. Al
bansIaoilo, ~hleb ~as asoritea ~ heart a.
manuscript ia Swedish. covering t~snty-
seven sool-oap pages has been found stnons
Le~rons ens-els, describing many gass IN
which be had previously tried to All hlnself.
These usclude shooting, poisoning hanging,
eating Zoe While heated, tFgfhg ~ catch c9lo
AZ order 10 .sci pueauonia. ete. The nanH
SCRIPT states that lawson notheI trisd a.
drown herself Iaonth befofe he vas horn,
because bis father had come home drunk
l.sWsou's firss atteInpi on his hfs ~ss dro~n.
M ia ditch wbnn vera young. hls last and
successful attempt was made with ''housi
Oh kats, mix NJ a slth honey enc taking
repeated doses Of II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
one ofihs sinssi

Inspector George Cook returned from
Lowell yesterday. where he gavs TIE JossTh
Wilson Po=t No. -. g. A. r.. fno~o1vh ir.-
spec-on. He says ths post n1rohe-s some
ninety men "a generally vel auifo~r7e8- and
that its srmo~r is ftfed ~ FRI Sire -iTe rth
the best - CARPETS. furniture srd 5ecors-
tons. The nen srs vsry pro6cisnt in drll
and sltozsfher NJ. Cook tksnSs tsse Pozs IS
one - the most soocessfnI and hesi e4ni51l.ed
in -. a1strrt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

There are Tots of Custom
Departments IN town. But we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours Is the
the best of it's kind. And
what IS that kind2
Popular Il the easy and
strongest answer
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. con
suit Us on Smtings newest
Spting Light Weight Over
costings and Trousenngs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

NEv YoRK. April Ez-H- Prentiss z Co.
dealers in machinery and supplies ~ NJ. a.
Day street. have been closed by the sheriff
eu Judgments for SI2ooo. The concern Is =
sfock compeny incorporates RI i1Ts WITH An
aufhorized cspital ~ <.s1.ao The general
liabilities ara estimated sf abssHt fssNo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
Twenty lrches o. Snow At Denver

DESvsR. April 0-Between seven last
night and noon today ahont twenty inches
81 very vet snow fell hers. The storm sx-
tended over an AREA n 10 miles. and caused
dauisge - roofs m this cify 20 the extent of
>.A.tsN The streams are risIng rspigiy The
snow is - immense benefit - stack range
and VIII give grass good starr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

PARTs. April Ei-The property of menag-
erie company at Roubaix was burned to
night. and large numbers Of animals per
ished IN the flames. mob which had
gathered % witness the FIRE became angry az
tne faiiure of the police 20 make any effort
20 save the beasts. and a riot occurred. The
police we're Overpowered and the mob com
peeled them - eat the roasted flesh of the
burned animals. Most Of the officers v<e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
Buddensiek Wanted.

NEW YORK. April 23.-Capt. Killea and his
detectives are to-day searching for Budden-
sick and hope to have him again in custody
this evening. The cause of this step Is the
fact that his bOndsman. VINO became surety
for him in the sum of $4,000, notified Cor
oner Martin to-day of his desire 10 withdraw
from the responsibility he had assumed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
Cincinnati will Honor Grant.

CINCINNATI, April 23.-The sixty-third
birthday of Gen. Grant, which occurs Mon
day next, will be celebrated in this city in a
becoming manner. The citizens will decorate
their houses and stores, ETC.. with flags, pic
lures of Grant and other appropriate en-
blems, and in the evening there will be a
celebration at Turner Hall.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

RleuNoSp. "a. Auril 3S-Recenf investi-
CATIONS I'M the LILLIAN Madison murder. snow
that abe bad sse watch key which resemhled
lhat s,und ~ tbe aperture 10 the reservoir
fence Ihis. u part. destroys most v7iuaoie
svidpnce against ti1ver1us. a. The pr0secu-
aon -elisd apon the Tatch-seY - CONNECT
hif1 rith the tragedy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24
Yesterdays Explosion.

LONDON, April 23.-To-day's explosion in
the Admiralty office. shattered the glass
domed roof into fragments. Attempts to
photograph the ruins of the offices, etc, were
made but foiled, owing to the murky weather
prevailing. Another attempt will be made
to morrow. The police officials have made
no arrests yet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

81. IosErH. No. April 23.-Three men en-
tered the iewelry store Of Savton Hendricks
last night. and while two engaged the sales
men in conversation. the third removed vain
ables amounting - S4.00o. from a showcase.
The swag wss divided in a room AZ the As
lantlc Hotel az I O'Clock this morning. and
the thieves ara supposed 70 have left for
kansas City and Omaha.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-24

LONDON. April 23.-Sir Peter Lumsden tel
egraphs that the retirement toward Penjdek
of Russian officers who were proceeding TO
Herat. "a reported by him several days ago,
is now learned to have been due To the
ceipt of a message from the AIneer that be
was unable 10 guarantee them safety.