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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
General Mention.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ia clause of new
legislation is embodied in the river harbor
appropriation bill which is of general inter-
est. 1t directs the Secretary of War to ascer-
tain and report to Congress which and how
many navigable streams within the juris-
dction of the United States have been im-
proved by locks and dams or by other i'm
provements, either by States or corporations
in pursuance of State authority and upon
which streams toll is now charged; whether
said improvements can be purchased or con-
demned by the Unite States, and the prob
able cost of each improve ment, together with
the probable benefit TO navigation aud COM
merce of such purchase or condemnation
when made with the view of making the nav
igation of such streams free. The annual
report of the public printer was submitted
to the Senate to-day. The cost for printing
for the Senate during the first session IN
1888 -'4 was Sl49, 143, and for the House $276,-
S}3. OF the Congressional Record, A., 900
volumes were printed. The pay roll of the
public printer averages $5,646 per day.
The President will this afternoon send to
the Senate the nominations of Carroll ID.
Wright Mass for Commissioner of the
Bureau of Labor Statistics and Hon. Emory
Speer for Circuit Judge of the southern dis
trict of Georgia.
number of steamboat men are here to
oppose the abolition of the law providing
that one of the safety valves of boiler and
the steam registers shall be taken from the
control of persons engaged in the navigation
of vessel. The scheme. it IL alleged.
will compel the adoption of the
Edison re rister, which is now optional. The
steamboat men outside of the western rivers
claim that this register will be a costly an
noyance, and wholly unnecessary. The
President has approved the bill compensat-
ing the messengers who carried the election
votes of Iowa and Oregon to Washington.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

vHoLrssIv NAREFTT.

lFLEeRtN oFFTCK- Jan. ~.
GRArx-Corn. sc. Osts. 2s6s1c. retail ssc
Wheat Clsueon. -: red long berry. -. slsorf
berry. 7s Rve - lbs. sGe7sso.
FIoUB A~D Frvn- Pastry - - wholesale. g. a
retsil: patent. S. 81 Wholesale. g. 3 retail mid
dlinzs. Per ton. sle 90 wholesale & a. rs.- ~
Bran. per ton Sft 10 wholesale. -pkIaar per cg4
Meal and feed per ton 80 o. Wholesale s. oper
cvt-
PBovTaoss- per .iie g. oar n vsah
g. fssre ea. scarce lambs 8 (fsdf a. mutton q
a s.. Dressed hogs. s4 so a.. Pork Per tsbi
NESS. SIS o.. hams lac. shouide-e g srnfkpv7
beef lsc; tssoou- 1zisc- Lard. 11erce< PIC. kss-
tie. 1Ac
Rr-TTrs a~n CErr~F-Bntfev. Tuts ana is-s
1seIlsc; creamery. fnf~. Ete. Cheese II ssGf25k~
PoUITEy -Forls Dressed. 116Iic. Turkeys
F.zas-Fre~h. lots ~ ,.sssras lc.. as-
TEaFT pofsfons. Es1Nle Drirr1s rn-
IN veilov sHisSc. silver skins. sskrapc Be<ss.
pr bn- zso. Cebbage. rer hsrndred. s. G6f OIL
S11ash Tor hundred 7s~5l - Turrlir.e E,n- ~,
zsc. CELERY. psr doz.2,osDc. Crsnterrys & =
Per tn.
fkEsn FEr7Ts-Apri~s r,sr "a zsaer.
Ho<rY-Wnife slower Su izsse; asvk. sG7r
ssrT-syrscu.a. t.srrel. a. 2. sssvinsv. g. ~
srEDs -1sHoth5. q 20. clover 3 o6s 81; Hsd
Toy. 81 ~
7xc fui cured. s<asaS: dry hide@ snd kiYss ;
q r, csf skins, green cUr-d f1c. 8sscor
skfrs r,e~ rsere 1&Ee.
SHExF PFs.Ts-shsa-iinr- ~ s8ur1sr ssir,s rrr
Fleoe. bsazss TAI relis. tzEss; Winter r,sits
Ssu1ss
IExcw fSttr
WooIs-Firs. srash~d z.12zos oo-rse v.sked ~
Gsc. unwRsha1 =
HsT- sia.EIa A~lsa s1s r.sr s<rs ~kass-sl.. "a
1sc rs~ rr7
STRsw-p<r lusd ss<ft
VoeD-Ffar8. -ellfE< ~ s. = ~ cr-sI fsr h5r,rk
sssIf weri ~ -
ososIs-s'ssr- sns nss. x7.x s~~ sa-. -ss 81.
R-ste. & ~ s<g ira
knesvs Tss.- ~sss.. - ~B-r. "a. s-s.l
-. II
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
A Book Dealer Fails.

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Richard Worthing
ITO Broadway, made an assignment to-day,
giving prefences for $34,376. Worthington
has been in business for about ten years,
having previously been in business In Mon
treal and Boston. He failed in 1876, and
went through bankruptcy. His present lia-
bilities, 80 far as learned. are between $780,
900 and 800, 900. and actual assets fully as
much, his stock at retail prices being up
wards Of 81, 100000. A meeting of creditors
will be called in few days, when an extern
sion will be asked.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Detroit.


DETROIT. Jan. Ip.
The local grain market was very dull during
the noon session to-day Business was quiet al
day. and at times there wa not even a sUspici q
of activity. Prices Of wheat essed of one or fRc
points toward noon. but at the close they regain
days board. but the demand continued light IN
Ill the close. Oats were trifie easier and clover
seed dull and neglected Quotations on the open
board were follows:
WBKsT-No. white epot. cars st se1fc: Jsnu-
ary 5000 bu at - tc 1000 bu 81 spc; February.
100 bu at qoi.c loo bn at vnc March. loo bU
Hlc. LOCO bu st elc. loo bu ST ell nc. 1900 bu =,
Q0%c Loo bu AZ p1@c, May. 4.0no bu a; eILc To-
0D0 bu st e4c: No. red Michigan. 1 az sSc ]
car at 6sltc. var II Ssxc. No. red. regular 30
cars al sSc; March. 1000 bn 81 eeAc 1000 bu ai
set.c. May 5000 b1 at esc: No. red. spot car
st 77c. ~
CoRS-No. spot. csrs At t2sc: new mirsd. :
cars at l2c; new No. 2 white. ] car st t2c.
OsTs-So 2 mized car ST 42c.
CIovER SEED-Prime. spot g IS bid Jsnuars
81 "a. nominal: No. 2 spot. 81 "a. bid.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
A STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM.
Burglars Make a Desperate Attempt
TO Escape at Pontiac.

POyrrAc, Mich, Jan. 19.-Sunday after
noon while Isaac Parker, day watchman at
the Jail, was sitting at table, he was suddenly
seized from behind, a gag placed in his
mouth and was bound hands and feet by
Butler, the colored burglar, Stanley, the
Orion burglar, and Shannahan, the Holly
safe blower. Butler and others then began
working with an old knife at the plaster
which had lately been put on a place where a
hole was dug IN the wall. They had been at
work nearly an hour when Turnkey Squires
went TO lock the prisoners up for the night.
he called to Parker, and receiving no ans
wer. went IN and was assaulted by Butler,
Shannahan and another who tried TO take
the key away from him. The turnkey sue
ceedsd IN getting to the hall door with Shan
nahan on his back and dragging the other
two who were holding on TO him, when
Sheriff Voorhees, appeared. The prisoners
at once let 90 and went back in the last hall
where Parker was found by Squires in An
exhausted condition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Jack Erost's Slaughter.

ST. LOUIS. No, Jan. 10 Dispatches from
Texas continue to report great loss TO cattle
and sheep by the late cold weather in various
parts. and on many ranges IN the northern
and western part Of the State. Great num-
bers Of cattle have drifted southwark till
stopped by wire fencing running many
miles east and west. and are now dying
by hundreds and even thousands from
hunger. thirst and cold. The loss is chiefly
on ranges which had suffered from Drought,
both grass ard water being scarce and the
cattle in poor condition. bat even in the
more favored parts of the State a great
amount of stock has already been lost By the
unusual severity of the weather. It Ia esti
mated 10 per cent. Of the cattle and 20 Per
cent. Of the sheep have perished.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Summing Up Results.

BATTLE CBEsK. Mich, Jan. 19-2 p. m.-
Further investigation of the results of Sun
days fire show that Z. Clapp & Son lose sl5.-
o0o on their carriage factory and stock, and
Rssde $1,000 on rink and skates. There was
an insurance of S2,O00 on Reads's property.
Both he and the CiappS say they will rebuild
and resume business with all possible speed.
n. Bred. keeper of saloon. lost 500 in
plate glass broken by the heat; insured. j.
;. Upton lost = 1000 on a building torn down
e prevent the spread Of the flames. His in
surance expired last week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
The Valley of Shadows.

SHAWNEE, o.. Jan. l9.--The Plnkerton
guards who have bean on duty at Rock run
for several weeks have been removed to the
lower Hooking valley, the syndicate having
no use for them until Bristol tunnel is re-
paired. Ii now looks "a though the Balti-
more 4 Ohio road will have some difficulty
In securing men TO work IN the tunnel.
They offer only Sl.i5 per day. The miners
hesitate to accept for fear they will be
charged with ck-legging." O'Donneli.
the New Straitsville hardware man, passed
through here this morning on his way to
Newark To try and obtain possession of sixty
Remington rifles consigned to him and held
by the express company.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OyFICE OF r. Y. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel.
GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. lQ. Isa5

Cables reported English and French markets
dull and steady on wheat and corn. evidently in
sympathy with the easier Chicago markets Of last
week. New York exported Saturday about sss.-
600 bo wheat in wheat and -four. Other seaboard
markets not heard from Oh aocoun, Of the storm.
Large quantities OF corn have recently been
taken for export account. partly via Balti-
more. and the effect is visible the markets in
considerable advances in both the speculation
and low grades-the latter showing the most
strength. Chicago receipts to-day include 81 cars
wheat. 1875 cars corn, 80 ears OF oats and ls00
hogs. II no more large failures are reported
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Indian Land Leases.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The Senate COM
mittee on Indian affairs this morning re-
sumed the investigation of land leases in the
Indian Territory. DIR. Adair, a Cherokee, ,tes-
titled that he was a member of Cherokee
company, which offered to pay 100000 for
the lease of the Cherokee strips. or, if that
was not enough to give $l20,OOO for it. His
company failed To secure it, however, an
other organization getting 1t for 100000.
He could not understand why the higher
amount was refused, unless money was used
to influence the council.
William n. Rasinus, licensed trader of
the Cherokee nation, gave testimony which
indicated that money had been used to in
fuence the council He said money was very
scarce when the session of the Cherokee
council began, but when it ended an unusual
number of $50 and 500 bills were brought
to his store for change. 1t was COM
mon talk that those who granted the lease
were paid. cne member of the council
Samuel Downing-admitted TO witness that
he received $500 for his vote. Samuel s.
Smoot, an attorney of this city, gave testi-
mony to the effect that the leasing of their
lands was good thing for the Indians.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Sr. LovTs. No, Jan. l9.-An accident oc-
Cured 10 passenger train on the Wabash
Road near Venice. H.. At 3 o'clock this
morning By which the conductor. brake
man and several passen gers are reported
badly injured. The forward part Of the train
passed over the rail. which broke. throwing
the baggage ant passenger car into ths ditch
upon It's side. The injured parties we're
brought here and are being cared for by the
rallway authorities
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Attempt at Eiectment.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 19.-Great excitement
has been caused in the western part of the
Province of Quebec by a notice published
by the commissioner of crown lands that
the Quebec Government intends evict-
ing large number of settlers in the Gait
neau Valley, canceling their patents and
offering the property for sale to the highest
bidder. A settlers league has been formed,
and it is feared that any attempt at ejectnent
will be forcibly resisted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
The Grand Army for Grant.

BBooKLrN, Jan. 19.-Rankin Post g. A. R.,
to- day, adopted resolutions heartily approv-
ing the action of the Senats in passing the
bill for the retirement OF Gen. Grant and
calling upon Grand Army men generally,
and particularly those who are members of
the Lower House Of Congress. 20 do all in
their power TO secure the passags of the bill
by the latter body.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
The Victims Of the K1nkakee Fire.

KANKAKEE, Jan. I9.-rhe bodies of the re-
manning five victims of the fire were recov-
cred to-day. They are: Alfred Runyard,
aged 30, OF WinnebaRo; @. NJ. Tyler, aged
As, Of Sheldon; @. Stroll. aged 81. of Chi
cago: Orlando Ellis. OF Pontiac; John
Nathan. aged ~. of Chicago. Coroners'
jury not Jet finished ;lkin- of testimony.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Oxford on Fire

OXFORD. Mich. Jan 19.-This morning at
O'Clock fire damaged Nichols & Bliss meat
market. Green's harness shop. Glaspie's
knitting works. Perkins grocery and Amer
lean Express Company. The goods mostly
we're saved. Night watch Babcock narrowly
escaped death. The loss is not determined.
but will amount TO about $4,000. The Are
caught from defective chimney.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
MEADOWS ABLAzG.
Acres OF Grass IN Flames Along the
Erie Railroad.

NEW YoRK, Jan. 19.-l esterday afternoon
the dry grass on the HRckensack meadows
Was fred from the sparks OF passing loco
motive on the New York, Lake Erie a West
ern railroad. and in few moments acres Of
grass were III flames, at one time threatening
the Hudson county almsbouse. which Was
the Bergen tunnel hundreds of men worked
for hours trying 10 save the cOnpany's prop
erty, and were only partially successful
The IRE presented beautiful sight. Heavy
volumes OF black smoke hoyered over Jersey
City, and caused much alarm among the cit
zens. The fire will probably burn for several
days on the meadows, but IL is not likely 20
do much damage.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
THE SENATE AND HOUSE
EuLoGY ON SENATOR ANTHONY.
List of Bills Presented in the House
The indian Land Leases s-Other
Capital Matters OF interest.

WAsHISGros, Jan. l9.-Thirteen Senators
were in their seats when the opening prayer
was made. President pro tenn Edmunds
waited about ten minutes for Senators TO
arrive before ordering the clerk TO read the
journal. The chair occupied by the late
Senator Anthony was heavily draped IN
mourning AT l2;3Op. m.. after the transac-
tion of some routine business, Senator
Aldrich offered appropriate resolutions and
addressed the Senate IN eulogy of the late
Senator
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
+" Bunch OF Keys.

This play, by Chas. Hoyt, author Of 6
"Parlor Match" will be given st Redmond's :
on Saturday evening by Flora Moore and a
first-class company. The company has pre-
sented the piece here before, and the excel
lent impression then made will be repeated.
Seats at Friedrich Bros.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Nrw YosK. Jan. i9.--Geo. s. knight, the
German dialect comedian. Is defendant in
= suit brought By George Richards Tor salary
FOR the remaining weeks of season. after
the plaintiff had voluntarily left the defend
ants company. knight sets up a defense
that Richards IS IN his debt by reason Of his
(knight'sl having been Obliged "a psy an
increased salary - Richards substitute.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Senator Blackburn says thst there sre g.
0on applicants for ofsce N Kentucky sloue.
Mis- Rose Coghisa. the srtress. has s5oyf-
ed 4 notherless bshe. and chr1xseaed II
Az1es RosaiSn5.
Theodore Tistou is living N Paris where
he = described "a giving good dinners %
good persons. writing volume q poems,
and ningssnS IN srtlst5c spcsetS. incfoding
thnf Of Sarah 1oxD haris
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

SAN Francisco, Jan. 19.--1he steamer
Arabic, which arrived last evening" brought
Hong Kong dates of Dec. % and Yokohoma
Jan. 4. An incendisry fire completely de-
stroyed the town of Eunrham. near Hong
Kong. No detail 0,re pli shed, but it is be-
lieved that many lIves were lost. Fears are
entertained that the steamer Charles Town
send. which sailed from Saigon for Hong
Kong has been lost with 30 souls on board.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Flaunels of all descriptions are marked down az
the most wonderful low 3 seS &c Zoe I2Ac Isc,
lsc 10. o. During s bi.i ness ~ .,eriaDoe of uf-
ward - 81 rty-tve years sc haV, never known
such vnlues for the money Dow prevail IN each
hepa-f oeat - our Store. 10 mar er wtat your
wants may b IN the , Goods you will fnd
every article mar corff- l,ols Al ng with ths
2rea- e'arcifs II ~. oUshe q wheaf viii
plirha more loi-l- from our Establishment
than II Won .nce the fol ndAtion of The
world. SPRIN.s A fOxPsrf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

PHTLADrLPErs, Pa, Jan. IA snbscrip-
ton ha. been opened At the Office Of A. Diaz
Mirsndi. the Spanish consul. for TIE relief Of
sufferers By the terrible earthquake. which
recently visited the provinces of Nsiaea and
Granada. IN Span.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

DErRorr. Jan. 19.-The body Of Wilbur
Mann, keeper Of the second tolI-gste on the
Grand River road. vas found in ditch On
the Ferry farm. Just outside the city limits,
a. II o clock this morning Mr.. Mann had
been missing since Saturday night
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

LANSING. Mich. Ian. I9---Minnie Csruz-
ban, daughter Of Fro1 Carrshan. of the
State printing house, took ssfychn as y
mistake for anini1e S1ndty noon. She =
al right now
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Roxr. Jan. 19.-Considerable anxiety pre-
walls in church circles over the alarming i'll
nes. Of the Pope. He IL confined to his bed
With fever occasiOned by severe attack of
rheumatism. and grave fesrs are entertained
lest the attack prove fatal
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
New York.

NeW TOTk.
NEW YORK Jan. 10.
Money closed es.yst Ia per cent. Exchange
closed dull at 4s2HG4.S6it: sctnal rates s.ela9
4.S2 for e0 days. andi s5AG4.s8 for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency So l2s
bid: A. coupons l2lA lid; as do Il2z bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
irsts. ll1A to l1l1i. do. land grants. 1914 bid,
do sinking funds. III TO lis; Centrals il0lt 20
Ill.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

NV BEDFORD. Mass, Jan. ls.--The Pier
pont Silver Plating Company started up 10
dsy sfssr = three week. suspension. With
about half the usual force. Il rilI run four
tays v~sh 49, sioks hsnxs day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-It is stated that the
flagship tennessee" which sailed from
Hampton roads Saturday on he way to New
Orleans, is under orders to proceed immedi-
ately to Key West, Fla, TO investigate a re-
port that fiilabustering expedition is Or
ganizing at that point to aid the Cuban in
surrectIen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

AMSTERDAM. \. T.. Jan. 19.-Fully three
fourth. Of the | go employees Of sanford q
sou's carpet mil returned 20 work this
snorniac. after thirty aays' strike. accept
iEsS he re<suction- Msmbers Of the labor
nnlon ~ws 0n,nteA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Stopped by the Police.

New YORK, Jan. 19.-The Ryan-Sullivan
fist tonight was stopped by the police after
the men bad spared thirty-One seconds.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

and al others who desire T. avail themselves ~
our Great Closing Out sale Of Dry 0oods and
(GrItts VII u more comfortably seryed II the3
could VISIT store IA the fore part % the day
account OF tie srreaf crowds q people ulAkins
purchases every AFTERNOON.
SfHIEo CosnAsf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

We give notice 20 the Farmer the Mechanic and
% al laborine men and women that our prices on
Dry Goods VIII be made 20 correspond with the
low prices prevailing. not only Tor their labor but
for ali kinds Of produce rssiSd upon the farm.
Visit our store and judge for yourselves.
sFRfNG q COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

comb Circuit Couyt coavsn>d today. The
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

and 60 on up % the best quality Plush Which vs
have commenced selling al the most fearful low
prices. epluNo A tonPANi.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Many peo3 le are not sware 81 he immense re-
dUciloa we have made on six Dress Goods of al
Kinds a. well the great cat oD the price ~
goods IN other departments. below please notice
the changes N Summer nliks and other silks
duoed from s0C and u0c Ia ssc Also large lot
from o5c anu laC rss1uced go fSC Also about ffty
pieces worth from hsc 10 Si.uo reduced 10 csc. A
large LOT Of very heavy 5rosSrain SILKS al oolors
worth from Slzs 70 sl.5o per yard. Ne have marx
ri tac.
Black Silks only look st TIE low prloes
Worth sl.e0 nov 6se.
l.2a, Sc
I.sG sIio
400 SO
z2a lSa
$50 l.H.
These are the lowest We have ever known.
si.s0 All these goods have been reduced nssrl,
ons-half IA price. Ibey mnst be sold. We
srsaso CoxPAss
Broeade velvess. colors.d selvets and colorsd
SILK P.ushe< reduced 10 prlce,
SPRING COMPANY.
Black Satin Brocsds. some Of the most elegant
patterns 60 De found an any msrkst. reduced sers
much ~ pFloe.
SrRIss a COMPANY.
Our - stock Dbraces several hundred pieces
and ee,sl mAny Thousand dollars. which xs are
bound 10 close ont ~ the lext few days
hPRING a COMPANY.
% yards good Yard Wide shestins for only One
Dollar.
Is yards good twill Crash toweling FOR One Doi
lar.
10 yards good Cotton FLANNEL for One Dollar.
Elegant t8shmeres IL al colors only zsc and
&c. better goods dl4u you vii ind elsewhere fog
double the money.
GOOD CAiicos FOR only and cents per yard
Plaid Dress Goods for only foar and ons-half
cents per yard.
SPRING 4 COMPANY
l6 yards beautiful Brooade Dre=s Goods FOR One
Dollar
Good White FLANNEL for only nine cents
0insbams for only . : and cents per yard.
epRlKo COnFANt.
Besurful PlAids and excellent value for only
and cents per yard.
Worsied Dress Goods IA beautiful brocsde r,ot,
terms ia al the most fashionable coi0rs for only
one shilling per yard. eFRlSe Cos'r AM.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20
Missionaries Not Wanted.

TVFooIOIfd' FCo TNOt w dI'tCUs
SHANGHAI, Jan. 19.-The Chinese at Can
ton have expelled the Bishop and thirty mis-
sionaries.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

The finest assortment of Cutters Ia the
city AT A. X. Antisdel's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Ibesse are The lowest We have ever Known.
BLACK satin hh8dGme for Use ST. sIS and
sl.so All these goods have been reduced nssrl,
ons-half IA price. Ibey mnst be sold We are
Overloaded on them
SfBIs0 a CoxPAsN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Brocade Nelvets Colored Nelxets aud Colorsa
Silk P!ushe~ reduced 10 price
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

Besutiful PlAids and excellent value for only Q
and cents per yard.
Norsted Dress Goods IA beautiful brocsde pct
terms IA al the most fashionable col0rs for only
one shilling per yard. nPRlSs a CONTAIN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-20

ls yards beautiful Brooade Dress Goods FOR One
Dollar
Good White FLANNEL for only nine cents.
OingbAms for only .. and cents per yard.
epRlKo a COMPANY.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1885-11-06
A seoo.ooo Fire i'm Chicaro.

Chicago, Nov. Cat 800 this morn.
ing a fire was discovered in the old Far
we'll block, 237 and 239 Monroe street,
by a Pinkerton watchman, who turned
in an alarm which was soon followed by
a second alarm.
The building is still owned by j. v.
Farwell & Co., and is occupied as fol-
lows: w. f. Moore & Co., silks and
dress goods; j. l.. Libby & Co., shirts
and underwear, on the ground floor
Manheimer, Lepman & Co., cloak man
ufacturers, occupy the second and fifth
stories; SWEET, Orr l. Co., manufacturers
OF pantaIoons and oyeralls, occupy the
third floor; L. N. Marshall & Co.. dry
saoods and commission, the fourth floor.
The fire originated in the rear of the
third floor, from causes unknown. 1t
soon spread to the fourth and ate its
way to the second floor, but was master.
ed by the fremen before it could extend
far forward. The loss cannot now be
estimated, but will net be very heavy.
as the occupants OF the building are