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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

FIous Dull and easy; demand lisht; fine
81 -O613 So superfne. - S03 -. round hoop
Ohio. s. 4lN5po ST. Louis extra $ 1saS o..
southern -four steady. common to choice extra
81 Z5sg6 10
WHEAT - Options were hesvy and irregular
losing after with fair active business. barrel
steady and IN 4c higher. spo' iofs rulei weak
and clossd uncl angel. sr'ot saiee - uncrHlfd
spring slft r1c. No. z sprlnK v sc. uneradei ain
ter red s4HFtsc No. rel rel winter. - ~
ca. NJ red State. s. 02. NJ. rs-i winter.
g. 0la June. 81 0aEHl ot1s July. 81 0ss bid
August.
CORN Options we're moderately active and ir-
regular bot closed sfrong and s. n Ac higher
spot lofs closed steady and frifie hi~tier.
suof .alas n unKrsliei mired ss1s5c. steamer
mirad ss.hssc; No 2 mixed. stnfs'sc, ~. 2
mired Jgne. s@dsiN Nc. do jUly. a. e,4hc. Do
Aurus| ~ s0sEac.
ps1s-OQfions we're heavy and closed &c loVer.
spot lofa were wpfs and ciosed A. ~ lower
srof sales q No white -fHfo ~ '4c. No rniJe1
M. -. n ~ June 50 Jnig ~
RYE- -Sfesdy western. 7eIslc. state 80 &c =
HsRHEy- Nominal
PozE-Tlull. mess. 81 a..
LARD loead firm s. TO- cash 8 f2n7 "a
Jnne.
Rr-TTva Dali StstA iltaZ2e. We~fern. ia -
SueAR-FIrm. Fsir ta fn<-d refninx. ga
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
DECORATION DAY.
Meeting ~ the Committees on Ar
raaaements Last Night.

raasements LAST Night.
The oounntfees from the Custer Post. q.
A h, Champlin Post, q. A. r.. Richardson
Camp, >. v and the Ladies Relief CorIe
met Ia 5oint eonmittee IA the Circuit Court
koom lasg evening. The meeting was called
- order by IomnsndeF hhits, and Chas-
Whiteoaib aosd a. secretary. The commit
tees were 20 arranged tisal member from
each post constituted Ont member OF each
OF the working committees. The meeting
took recess for these sub-oommittees 10
confer together and make arrangements.
After the lntfrmi-eiOn Gen. b. k. Pierce
raid that be lad received information that
tie cadets at Orchard Lake were anxious L.
come here on Memorial Day aud assist ia the
ceremonies; the expenses would be made up
on the outside. Ca this account
he made mOhon that the committee On IN
yitations invite the cadets. This was unanl-
mOu-ly carried, was hls motion tO IN
struct the ladIes of the Relief Corps 10 pro
cure what hOwers they needed or desired for
the proper decoration of the graves On mo
ton of Israel Watts the German Working
mems Society was sent IA written invitation
10 participate ia the ceremonies of the day.
The committee on music reported
that two bands bad been secured
The Flower Committee from the West
Side reported that for the most part they
would depend OH the pupils of the public
SO ioOls for flowers. MAJOR G. ". Watkins
will bee President of the Day, the Hon. NJ.
&. Burch will deliver the Grafton, the Rev.
Il. Moerdyke will act as chaplain. Capt.
Henry Hydorn, Marshal Of the Day, named
Col. l.. X. Bishop and Frank Granello a. AS
sistants, IN addition 10 those announced IN
yesterday mornings TETEGRAM.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Thoroughly Tested.

Since offering our special
Drives on All Wool Suits at
81. s., 81. $40 and Sl2.00.
We have had a large sale,
these suit have only 10 be
seen and examined 10 con
vince the most skeptlcal
that we are Offering the best
clothing fol the least money
in this city. Special attention
of parents is called TO the
big reduction IN prices we
have made on our stock of
Boys and Children's Clothing.
We are showing handsome
variety of styles, our suits are
sized strictly IN proportion to
ages, which customers will
find of great advantage in
milking selections. They are
very cheap. Call early, as
they are going fast. At
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

LoSoos, May ls.- The goyernment l. con
siderRbly worried by ltaly's demand that the
agreement De fulfilled - which she was To
garrison Red Sen ports when the British
troops were Withdrawn. Italy counted upon
gaining valuable foothold m Africa for
colonial purposes 0y this arrangement, and
she - much chaxriued AZ England having
Turned Suakim over % Turkey. A. Glad
stone was obliged % favor Turkey IN this
matter Ia order % gain the Porte's friend
ship in case of war with Russia, II l. prob
able that she gill iynOrs italy's demands,
bat the situation il a. least an embarrassing
one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Real Estate Transfers

Furnished daily from the Office of W. II.
Scribner. real estate dealer.
jas. W. Converse 10 Grand Rapids Manu-
featuring and Building Company. lots
-. Il. %. - and y Tex Is fD blk -
Converse Rept'd add ..-.... .........S $500
Henrietta A. Quine To Alice 4. Carpenter.
part of lot blk 7. Scribner X Turner's
Gerrit W. Zueers to Jan Hendrick Vel
THUS Ely, \ lot IL blk 7. Gunnisons
sub Observation-Disclosures. 575
Austin Richardson to benjamin NJ ~ lots
-. and (. blk |, West PlRinheld...... $50
MAlindn Scruby 10 Guss Holmes aud wife.
lot =. blk |. Capen's sub. .........-.... 800
Geo. II White and g. {. Rood 10 William
and AdOph lesserschmidt. land in
cor Of sec 81 aud pt "A Of sec s5,
Walker Observation-Disclosures. 400
Wesley = Andrus 80 +. j. Hopkins acs
in 80 cor NJ a So a of sec 81 Soon 500
Alvira NJ. Edie To Ira b. Jones. pie q land
ON sec II. lowell -......- -....-.......... 800
Eetate Of VIM Eardloy To james Graham.
Il sw "a of sec - and "a !. 4 of
sec ~. Cascade ...............-.......... 3.232
James Boylon to James Edward Boylon.
30 acres on sec Z, Ada. R................... 600
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

psss ovsr ths sresss X So I. y. = e T.
Rsiirosd, <so~n ss 80 Dad H-r.o
Treseis' sri fsii shrouxh iofzi.z ou n.
rsos- H S.s iiscovsrrA ~ s5rie E.sis
f.rsi.s sd -as rnpores n hssss - S.-
Carries. caiorsd, vhc lives -~sr. 49, 49,
~ishss.sdiax As kad ~r-- 2, - - r.
sr, 1ressss hirsaf. sfshn-s -na-F -
srs Ard eass- --s=~si 81 & ~ as - kss~ -
To- - psssrnFrr sr.in vss sf1si -. .rt
sarsly save Ne s-sls frr=- na1~s h-rri-
air ~r-ek, ss .hs trsi. #t7rr-f - fhf- =
So 's-s - ~ astpisss k-rs. - ~ss
fftzd fs1rs 40 Esstla ssrn . s>ssr vinx
~ rr~ss prris~ A1r she k~ro- led
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
THOMAS 4 GRIPPE

Nov is tlie time a. parohast
sprlng and summer hsts. Ne are re
aalls the finest sss'ok ~ good
bnougit b. this oiis.
ouT STOCK oi eentiomens STRAY
comprises al the newest styles Ia
me tine Mackinao aua Manila,
Luton, Milan aud DunstaNie hra
great variety ~ Styles, snd st
never hofore offered.
Our childnens goods consists IL
thing new IA the line, aud have
purchased at pnoe~ Winch enable
defs composition. We have ali the
est and most fashionehis style o
and stan hate from the i,esi naanufs.
IA the country. including the eeles
"hnox" for winch We ARE sole agent,
Gents Fine Gloves. Sllk Unite
aud Summer Lap kotes IN great Va
and cheaper than have ever bean 81
40 thls cts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
THE CANADA" DEPARTS
She Leaves New York, u is Presumed
tor halifax.

New YoEK May lS.-''we leave immedi-
ateiy" vas the dispatch that Capt. Curtis of
the British Corvette. Canada, surprised Vice
Consul Frazer with AT 9 o'clock Friday
morning. The Nice-Consul had an appoint
ment with the Captain later ia the day, and
that vas one of the causes of his surprise
While the dispatch was on it, way 10 the
Vice Consul the torpedo nets around the
corvette were being dragged in and she was
weighing her anchor. No stray Fenian tor
pedOes were found entangled IN the nets
and the anchor was uninJured. Pilot John
Phillips accompanied the vessel short dis
tance. She passe Sandy Hook with all
sal set and under a full lead of steam.
Nice-Consul Frazer said he did not know
where the corvette was bound, IA Captain
CurtIss, who received his orders directly
from the Admiralty had not informed theCon-
sulate. Ii i believed that the corvette is
going 10 Join the Garnet" at Halifax.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Es-Secretary Chandler as a Witness.

WASHINGTON, May Il -Ex- Secretary Chan
dler, the first witness before the Wales court
martial to-day. said ne preferred the charges
against DIR. Wales. He received the first in
formation of the navy frauds and Carrigan'7
character from an anonymous letter IN the
fall o. 1877. This he turned over 10 DIR.
Wales, who reported that he was satisfied
with Carrigan's character and he (Chandler)
dropped the matter. Copies of the report
were shown to the court. Judge Wilson, for
the defense, objected To their reception and
demanded the originals. The court was
thereLpon cleared for deiberation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
A . Garnst oaeer Court-MartiaIed

HsnTFAx. y. \, May ia court-martial
IL beng held here on the lieutenant II II. NJ
= Garnet. - who wss in charge Of the boat
that captured Capt Boyton and Others in
New York harhor. after the Captain had
piaced a dummy torpedo on the Garnet -
The invasfi cation is still unfinished. and the
naval authorities viii not speak q II. AZ far
~ can he sscertuned the charge j. for per-
hitting the parties - 20 after capturing
them, instead IF taking them a. prisoners on
board ship. II che sentinel On the deck of
the Garnet had not been the stuuidest
man GA board Roytou v0uld have been shot
a. soon a. ii-rovpred
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
A ltunture with snain.

LONDON. May ls.-In announcing the rup-
tgre of negotiations With Spain for com
merciai treaty. Under Foreign Secretary
Fitz- Maurice stated in che House Of Com
nous to-day that tine government could only
consider SPAIN recent actions "a a refusal
20 fuihil the fundamental conclusions OF the
declaration of Dec. 2i, 1884. and the British
Ministsc at Madrid bad therefore been in
structed t0 notify Spain that under the CIR
cumstauces negotiations we're 10 an end.
The papers on the subject will be published
a. soon a. po@si Bile
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Poundmaker Cantured.

Sr. PAUL, May ls.-Dispatches from Win
nipeg toni ght state that Col. otter yester-
day made an attack on Poundmaker, and
after a aevere battle captured him and took
129 prisoners. The battle was fought in
Eagle hills, and Otter made the assault
against orders. Twenty one Canadian and
nineteen Englishmen were killed. No trace
of the teamsters taken by POundmaker a
week ago was found, and II Is supposed they
have been massacred.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
CUNNINGHAM AND BURTON
Both Protest Their innocence and
Appesr Cheerful

HffFNeft=-HterN
Gppesr Cheerful
iosDos. Ma ls.-Jast before passing :
sentence on Cunningham and Burton to-day.
ehoa the question Kas asked HAS the pFis-
oner az lhe oar anything a. say a. tO Why
sentence should not be- passed upon him -
Cunningham leaned forward and vigorously
protested has innocence. lie thanAed his
counsel aud friends. aad concluded hIs re-
mark with the bitter exclamation. "fOu
MAJ destroy ny Doiy, bar &c Is impossible
for you 10 hart my soul. When Burton
turn came he also protested hls Innocence.
English prejudice, said Burton, sends
me % eternal punishment Both prisoners
maintained an apparently cheerful demeaaOr
after their returu io New gate prison. They
~Ili romain at New gale to- night and DO re-
moved - other prisons tomorrow. ihey
~lL not both be- confined IA the same place.
Extra guards vii De on duty 40 Nswgate to
aighf. Burton has gained twenty eight
pounds % weight and Cunningham fourteen
pounus since tilelr arrest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
A Modihealion o. the Story.

WAsmNGgoS, May Is Both DIR. Sunder-
land pastor of the churel which Cleveland
attends, and Fred Douglass. deny the truth
of the published report that there W.. dis
turbance yesterday on account of ihe pres
ence of Douglass. Or. Sunderland says tho
report was untirely unwarranted, THAI there
was no disturbance and further that Doug
lass does not own pew ia the church.
Douglass says he merely strayed into the
church because some relatives on visit
wanted To attend the Presidents church.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
54 Monroe street
GEO. A. HALL q C(
20 MONROE ST.

- "OfNffOi o.
Are in their new and commodions qua
and wlll be pleased b. see all tleir
customers and as many new ones as
favor thcm with u cali
OUR NEWS COUNTERS viii oDn
the besi ~ Periodical Literature aud
be improved boy adding h. the sai
from the best periodicals published.
We shal spare no pains to make
branch ~ our business the most oomf
department of the hind in tim part ~
State,
The Popular Libraries - Stand
Fiction We are now keeping a full
OF the Lowell Library, in which hs
be found the works ~ noted authors
the world, al pflces al may afford.
Our Fancy Stationery Department
contain ladies hand bag., purses,
cases, IA fine leather. new and correct
style, and line We ~lsh every lady Zoe
also fine writing papers. regret and VI
ing cards, Marcus Wards Irish hi
papers and Cranes tnisd papers.
Orders for copper plate engraving
ceptson aud visiting cards. monogra
crests. colie 81 arms. stamping. etc. qu
ity work guaranteed
Gentlemens' wallets. letter cases. I
books. purses. card ca-es, etc. IN q
leather and cheaper grades
GOLD PINS AND NOVELTIES IN PESc
From Edward Todd a Co. NY.
Tins line ~ goods has been Thorough
tested IN ihis locality. and our sales a
constantly increasing, az they are kno'
to De goods 81 reai merit
We have full line 81 Whaimans, En-
drawing papers. aiso The cheaper Anne
can. Drafting tools and sets. TrsciI
linen. tracing paper, roll. manila, etc.
Commercial stationery consisting
blank books. inks. pens. pencils. mucila
and n thousand and one things IN a
line that we cannot enumeraie viii
found IN our stock and at right pr1ses.
Our stock ~ school books and suppl
will embrace everything used IN our pr
lic schools.
We viii eBdeavof g. make oursely
useful 80 this community Aoa hope g.
rewarded with q share ~ your pairons.
Yours truly,
Geo. A. Hall d Go.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
WI Gladstone Resign or Oie2

LoSDOs. May la.-GladstOne was much
annoyed to-day Ia the House Of Commons
by Lord Churchill- repeated Interruptions
daring hss reply - Sir Stafford Northcote's
lnguiriny A. % the status Of the negotiations
With Russia- lie finally rcbuked Churchill
in very decided terms, -aying that there WAS
a disposition shown Dy certain members OF
tfse House % treat the governments cause
fu q purely fictIOuS spirit tie added that
be- spoke simply iu the interest of the dignity
of the House itself, since opposition mat
tered not 20 one whose part ia future politi
cal CONFLICTS was likely 90 De measured b.
weeks. and not oJ years. 10 Il inferred from
this language that the premier cOntemplates
resigulng at the end Of the present session.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Can Supply all Glasses.

Grand Rapids Is rapid
growing IN population, inclUd
ing people Of wealth. togetbeI
with a more numerous p0r
tiOn of people of limited
means. While the forme
class has created a demaDf
for early fruits and vegetables
the latter - compelled 20 dens
themselves many Of these
luxerles. but the necessities o.
life are wanted 10y both
Theo Il. d NJ. G. Goosen. l4s
Monroe street. are handling
all ear3y fruits and vegetables
Of the season. and make 2
speciality of strawberries. new
cabbage bananas. plDe-apPles.
etc One trial VIII convince
you in regard H. prices, both
in staples and fancy fruits
and vegetables. that they out
sell any competitor. either ~
price Of quality
~
j. Garden seeds ," II
IN any quantity, q
~ stove wood
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
a Bad Book Keeper Arrested.

NEW ORLEANS. May lS.-W. ii. Spaulding
alias Russell. late head book keeper of the
Racine, Wis, Carriage Company. who dis
appeared in the middle of February with a
disreputable woman, leaving his wife and
two children nearly destitute, was captured
tonight at the Louisville IL Nashville de
pot "a he was leaving the city. Spaulding
had defrauded his company out of $4,000
and a reward was offered for his capture.
Since his disappearance he has travelled ex
tensively throughout the United States and
Canada.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

We vish - were possible fgr "a -
ennuer rste al tl,e different srflclee iu our
store worthy - attention.
There are tb0usar8s - dollars worth
- 8ercfsptlise uHsf our shelves and
Ssun ers tilaf is commanding great stien-
fi0u from cBetoroers slI over the eountry
ss well IS eitizeus - 0ur ety. The sup
r,ly searns suffelsuf for fbs Increased
denapd. - yur departments were never
~ vsll ssipplied SpHrse A Conan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
S. M. CUTCHEON RESIGNS.
But Not tor Political Reasons p.
Black the Coming Man

OUT NOt TOT FOtitiCdi ncdSOho -. y
Black the Coming Man
The resignation of Sullivan NJ Cutcheon
as United States District Attorney for the
eastern district of Michigan was received at
Washington on Saturday. Mr.. Cutcheon
said this morning: IL have been contem-
plating resignation for the last year, and
finally made the move after mature deliber-
alton. My personal business matters alone
dictated the change, rs had no reasons TO
expect removal. Politics have never en-
tered this office in any way, it being our pol
icy To stop all political discussion at the
threshold. In all probability c. +. Black.
Of IuscOla county, will be my successor lie
has talked with me with view To familinr-
izing himself with the duties of the office
/ will step out Just as soon as my successor
qualities: Detroit Neics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Counterfsitsrs Captured.

Ro,HEsrsB. y. T.. Nav Is-For some
tme past the business men ~ thi= city IA ve
complained 81 counterfeit silver dollars and
hair dollars being n circulation ana causing
once put on ere case. and Tonight James r.
Howard. Roland Howard, 4aEnes tfordon-
and Amanda iues- we're arrested for coun.
terfeitinE They were eauEbt IN the act.
aud fae fonis. dlf=. efc were captured four
huudred ioiItrs n luited ctstes silver uoi-
lars and SiN iu Canada half-doiiars we're
tnund u their roe@es-iou. be- cuuuterfeits
arr exceptionally foet ones. Nid it is only
hy nnurest e1amnesjon STAT they can be
detected The ari=oners were locked az and
Nil ba examined 20 morrow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
The New York Colle ctorship.

NEw York. May 1S.-It was asserted by
those IN position to know that Secretary
Manning's visit TO Albany was in part to
confer with ex-State Senator Schoonmaker
in regard TO the Wv York Coiioctorship,
ana that the ex-senator IA slated for the pO-
eition If he will accept IT, He Is al intimate
friend of Secretary Manning's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
a Destructive Cyclone.

KIRwIS. KS, May ls.-Reports are slowly
coming in of the damage wrought by a
cyclone in Rooks county, on Friday last.
The storm entered the county at the east,
and travelled due west, tearing down chin
neys and outhouses at Bull City and Stock
ton. Fifty persons were hurt, and of these
the following were fatally injured: Rev.
Mr. Grimes and his wife and child, ). ;.
Johnson, Geo. Campbell, and an unknown
child. The money losses viii aggregate
fully $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
FROM ACROSS THE SEA.
RUSSIA MANEs MORE DEMANDS
A. Alarming Report for the Vieeroy "
lnaia Cuanlngham ana Burton
Sentenced.

LosDos Ma ls-lt Is aathodtisely an-
aoanced that A4issia demands that both
Lallhkar aud Mafuohuk be- consldered -
llle hussiaA territory ihs Anleer has hath
arto c0nzi1orcd gle.esslOu 0f these places
~ sitil liulorfaucs in maintaining the la
tekrtg q Dis doulalous.
losDuN. Mts IT, lnr hoffiay Post claims
H. have Iuf4smatn5n shat Lofd Dutefin,
ieefoy of iuIui, has written 10 tne govern
slsut giving al alarming ascount Of the
effect pr9duced UPON aafsVe Indian subjects
- the yielding of tlo Ministry % Russia
demands ia regard to lhe Afghan frontier.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

LoSDos. May ls.-Stormy, cold weather
is general throughout Europe. Much dam
age 10 crops and property u reported. A
terrific snow storm prevails throo ghoUt Ans
tina Hungary. numbers 81 persons have been
frozen "a death. and tine crops are generally
destroyed.
VIENNA. May i~-olE persons we're frozen
- death during the snow storm of Saturday.
The Storm wls accompanied By a fierce
wind snd numerous houses aud barns in
the suburbs we're xre rxetl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
Pad Thsir License

The following ssiooEists Tai0 The so
stste saloon hcenae 20 tts Counig Ireasuref
street. 4 r. 4 ~ Colleton- - Lyon street.
Wm. Fchferusch. a Nesf Bridge street
BeFies 4 Wurztars 81 snd 81 West Bridge
=rreet. rhas. Peftersen. l6s West B1aEs
street Rrsgzsr Broz.. z Narfh Front strsst.
T. Mciean. corner sonfh Diri-for sta
Fe.slff1 arenne. ~ Ro~fei e. ard -
Pear street. Bsheoes a prest0B. Grand
Karf4= te,s.rIzfsr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

NEW ORLEASs, May ia special to the
Times Democrat from Talladega, Ala, says
Arthur Bingham, er-State Treasurer of Ala
bama WAS robbed to-day of S2s,coO IN un-
registered United States bonds and titles to
$4,000 worth Of real estate. The property
stolen was kept in a trunk IN Bingham's res
fdence. 4 negro was arrested on suspicion.
but there Il no clue 70 the property.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
q Patent Decision.

WAsHtSGToS, May 1S-Patent Commits
sioner Montgomery denied the motion for
a re-hearing in the case of Siemens and Ed
isOn vs. Field, involving the use of rails on
electric railroads for conductors of electrici-
ty. All the tribunals in the Patent Office be-
fore which the case has come heretofore
have decided in favor of Field. This virtu-
ally settles the matter as far a. the Patent
Office is concerned and patents will now be
issued 70 FIeid.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

YALE, b. c., May ls-Ihe locomotive an
all the cars except the passenger COACHES Of
mail train went through a trestle sixty feet
high sunday morning. The fireman and
brakesman we're killed. The express mana
ger and mail clerk were slightly injured.
Two spans Of the trestie had been washed
away.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

WksH1veroN. May fs-The president 90
7ay appointed she following postmazters
Alhers p Page. ~ Eoitou Ne. Psnl Pslsa-
"a. az psatsa. Fla. = p 0dell. AZ Tarry
town. y s. Chariez 3orIas. az f'tsezo.
Wirh.. Marshall r Msxon. az Union CITY.
Mieh. Willard Stasru2. AZ Adrsn. " icia-.
Curtis Rsesi. At Mens-hs- Wis
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

LONDON. May lo.--A Minister Of Colonies
wil probably be- appointed soou By Russia
Ills duty viii be to deal with the Russian
colonies in Central Asia, which are of great
and growing importance. and IA regard 20
which diplomatic complications are con
zfanflv arising
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

Ble Rsrlr-. Nay fs-George Stnck. sn
esd resident sf thi- city wss arrested lsst
night ~ the charze III ss-suit with intent 6o
kfiI IL -hct sf BIS hrother. n1is-ed hin'.
and t,en sffempted to euf hi- own ihroat
Hs ras under arrest st fne 1nie for ssSnuit
and battery. and ls supposed al be- some
rraaf fa~rn.fs.t
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19
New York.

NEW YORK. May H.
Wall street closing Money closed easy at IL
Exchange closed quiet; posted rates, 81 s5h9
sg5l actual rates 81 Ssaei q for sixty days,
s. SsA64 ~ for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 5's I29
bid; as coupons i22 bid; Csc do li2A bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union irsts.
1854 61I5h; land grants los bid. sinking
funds. II9h hple0ss, Centrals. ll2is9llSi4
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

MApsp. Map iS.-Ihe excitement here
over the seizure by France Of settlements
on the Guif OF Guinea claimed by Spain l. IN
tense. The government is preparing pro
test against this sction. The territory in
question r. operated by a Suauish CONNER
cia. -ocietE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

SoNERsET. Z. O.. May IL Somerset vii
laze burned Saturday nigst Abont 100
houses were land in ashes. There being no
fr- apparatus the flames could nos be got
under control. The convent Wa saved.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

s,rSrsS. Nay ls-This morning. Giohs
publishes sever-si rnIarlns ~ charges egsiust
the Ststa Hea.es. Lnnacg. snt Charity Com
nsfs-i5ne dcfnxe in IRE ~ttfe Hou@e. sverrin.z
thar Lhay ara ~ usost sc-sndale1s Eatare.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-19

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- FoHos convictad - ssssslt5ng Mage
N0-ris. e. fae State PRISON for severteeH
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