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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
TFIFGRAPHIC HRrvITIEs.

Tho Darius Cole. a new iron side-wheel
steamer. vas launched Al Cleveland " ednes-
day.
Delegates are coming % the United States
10 solicit from French Canadians assistance
for the defense of RieL
The semi animal dividend Of per cent.
uayable iu cash Sept. I. has been declared by
the Illinois Central road.
The tone of the dry goods market At New
York imoroves daily. there being brisk
demand for faI specialties.
green rose blooming among others ~
the usual tiuts vas discovered Wednesday Al
Otterbein. Ind hotanist aver that 70 i=
n marvel of nature.
The Union of American Hebrew Congre-
cations. in session AZ -. Louis. recommend
"a the organization Of sabbath -Schc-oi
union and adlonrned.
The American Protective League fled sr
tirie= q incorporation "Wednesday ~ NeV
York. Among the trustees are smith "
~ aed and Corneiius " B'iss
The Illinois State Board 81 AZricuItare
ssvs the prospects for the ost croE are that i
viii BE- the larEest ever held ia the sfsfe. I ~
Vleld 10 lS-4 reached 105. % 80 h8she3s
T.onis Weichmann. friend q Mrs.
~1r~atts =. and upon whose testimony fns
ue-ran va corvicted = conspiracy aesiDs'
President T5Bcolu's hfe has been arrosntei
on tne c3rlI- -zervice bosra in FaIis8eiHtis
The store of Napoleon Bs~za'ouE. = furnI
t1re dealer ~ No 2li ~tste .t~eet Chicago
VS. ~lo@@5 Ne3nesssg evening - ffse snerIf
1n Judgments sEErszatinz sho-t o.
flrner liabilities It 81 tholzrt, Tiil bring fn'
t0tsi ~ shouf SS5.lF9 rith nonains ss@et
eree-3ire ttst suo1nA Str7ngHucF in roon
20 natter. ard 7sliness - trsda rere th.
esn-ee - ere fssnrH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
THE SAGINAW STRIKE.
T-s SITUATION UNCHANGED
Representative 6arry Arrested tor the
Fourth Time No Need o.
the militia.

EAsI SAsBAs. Aieh-. Jais II There
seems - be- nn change ia the oatiOOk from
yesterday. tad ths PROSPECT f0r = speedy set
tleueut ~ ths trouble seeu- an far Olf a.
ever The streets are deserted, Il bsiHz a
query 4nere tns strikers ksep themselves. A
lullber ~ strikers are ready "a 20 - work
az the Soatn ,aagiaas mills. bat are per
slliiied - other strikers - refrain. The
neA ,tili err Ten hours or 90 saEdast,
and tna ulIu owners rsltsfste Eleven hours
uo Hour
The Alpens company arrived this morning
and aro slafl0aed &c saginaw City. The
them ~ at flers0u' = ulli. but no men ars
present to start az.
Represent alive barry "a 10 address A
meeting. thI- morning, but dId not appear.
becAa-e he sas arrested on complaint Of
Chief of Police Mover. similar - tho pre-
gioas charge. the disturbance ia this csire
being az Patterson mllL tie ~as arraIgued
and bail hxed at 5000, security being
furnished - iihaM beboe and William
FetoFa. lie sas no sooner released than be
sas arrested again on q similar complaint
~ Chief Mower, locating the scene Of DIS
tlEbsnce al Eaton Potter q Co. = mill. he
"a again srraigued, bail nKed Al 5000;
saretles sK Sheriff James T. Adams aud
Arthur ko--, chairman ~ the board of super
gi-ors. The return day Ia both cases j. July
n
Taylor a Son miii started this morning
under protection OF detective, with q small
crew Of men. 10 h one Of the smallest mills.
The militia are AZ their rendezvous. There
does not seem % De any need for them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
FIRE AT WASHINGTON.
NEWSPAPER OFFICES BURNED.
The Printing Establishments OF Four
Papers Destroyed -verr HEAVY
Losses Swift Work

WASHINGTON july l6.-fIre broke Out. al
I'D this evening IN the Post building here,
ia which are located the printing establish
ments Of the A0ra,ag Post, National Re
publican, Ersalag Critic aud S,sis&ay Ga
ssfts. The nre spread rapidly through the
upper stories, and soon destroyed the =. esses,
composing rOOuls and Offices OF the four
journals mentioned The building also con
tanned the United States electric light work.,
which furnished the electric light for the
city. The hre Il supposed 10 have originated
Ia that portion OF the building occupied
by the electric hight engine. The flames
spread 30 rapidly that the nrst alarm was
quickly followed by a general one, which
brought the entire force of the department
10 the scene. The department mad 10 con
troll over the flames The structure occu-
pied one OF the finest business sites IN the
city and was erected By Sullson Hutchin-,
proprietor of the Post. The total cost of the
building was between $4,000 and $1,000
IL contained $4,000 worth of printing
presses, besides other newspaper prop
erty. The insurance on the Post
alone l. about $4,000. The Critic
and RepHbiieda PRESSES are also
insured. The Post and Republican viii both
appear from the office of the Ere5siJtg Star
tomorrow. The Critic will also appear in
the afternoon from other headquarters.
Within a period of less than SIX months four
daily newspaper offices have been destroyed
by fire. To-night's conhagration started al
7:45, and the bare walls of the buildings
alone were standing at 10 p. m, the fire be
ing we'll under control at that time. The
insurance on the Post building, which ex-
pired a week ago was only this morning re-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
AT BAY CITY.
No Particular Change in the Situation
Tnere.

Bar Cr4, Mich. July l6.-This morning
brought no change in she situation among
the strikers. The same crowds OF people
@ers to be seen on the streets. in consalta-
ton upon the all absorbing topic. but little
IA the WAY Of fresh facts are presented.
4 Ore broke Out az O'Clock this morning
IA the lumber piles on the south docks of ;.
O. NJ Gates. and tins came In for it, share
OF discussion ou the streets. The ire de-
partment worked upon 10 an hour and half
and kept the hame- cOuhned To the two piles
between which 10 broke out. The origin of
The ire Wa undoubtedly incendiary. Old
rta,s saturated with kerosene were found
this forenoon between pile OF edglng IN
ed, but had gone out Of their own
accord At tho place Of tho fire
ASHES Of paper we're found There were no
sparks dying Ia that vicinity. and the only
explanation IL that 70 was -et anre. Said the
mill owner % the Detroit NsiCs reporter.
They can burn our lumber and our mills,
bat they sill not drive "a through fear to
sabmit 20 their demands. Once the mill \
burned. then l. forever removed the chance
of IL being rebuilt" Only 5O.OOO feet of
lumber on Gates dock WAS destroyed The
ios- - STOp. fully covered by insurance.
The arrest of d. -. Blinn, the ex leader OF
the Bay City strikers, was another topic OF
phases. IL j. said that IL Barry's arrest was
Just. 80 Wa Bhnn's. He had not got bail
aud returned to the city. a. he expected, Up
% n O'Clock this morning.
The shipgle mill and entire works of Jerry
X. Hall. noar the mouth OF the river. started
this morning IN full blast az 10 hours. Mr..
Hall having made a satisfactory arrangement
with his employees. The agreement IA that If
the men manufacture ~ many shingles IN I'D
hours "a they have been manufacturing IN II
then be- Will pay the old wages; II not, then
they will accept a wages reduction OF one
hour This is thought 10 be- the most feas-
ibis way e. settle the strike difficulties here
that Il. to lst each mill concern and it,
employees make their own arrangements "A
to hours or wages. The mill-owners are
willing to DO this, but object 10 being dIctat-
ed On by outsiders.
some Of the strikers are IN straiteued CIR
cumstances. and relief IL being gwen them
bY the knights Of Labor.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
a Fatal Gas Explosion.

BewLING GREEN, KY, July ia terrible
accident occurred here this forenoon when a
blew Off under pressure of nearly two hun
dred pounds To the square inch. ID. ).
Saenger, Superintendent, was at the time
trying to stop leak IN the pipe and was
terribly injured, and will probably die. His
face and head are badly mangled. His lit
tie son, standing by, AS also hurt The
excitement over the affair Is intense. The
gas company has just finished laying its
mains aud were ready to turn the gas on for
general use.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

DETRoIT. Iolg l8 - FIcrR To-day 1uotafi1ris
were Mirfiran Eirf Ehfsf. roileT prf,cHes
r Eut o.. Nfrfi0a- vIrfer ~ 81 Fe-nr-f : =
a. = Ninnfsrfa fakn~s ska q Minne-rte
rsfenfs sbs - ne t0f -
The wsrsef fpre opened strong Hrr trm tbs
-rr.~rirR Wteffar ffis w1s - srrorrf ~
fa~iz7 ssr news fie reported se~ione arraff iF
Rrsei- ~ merely ryirF - sFare ieffrf vnrs rc
r.rr Gems to Enar precisely TIE fsef rerr Fl ns
ffzf ere market j. fe~erls+ Er1 strong ierTn
ffIrsrr hrn wired leading 0EsrefuT - ffre De
trrff ffsrd file fc' 'lcrirg lfaa esesef frf cer
family shauf - alsrrFrrtgr.r ne 20 tr,ars Er4ei
rIe Ne nO hlra % r-l fts rerkef % ~
Eof Era zfiI seek ~ tf-e 0FlUfrf ff.Hf fft
money = 80 made frr fta f7r toiuF - ae ~
rr tte 10 - fnT 1l.rs fHrrF og.iT, .lfreftrlrfs
~ -nr ceI were a fsslr ~ VIE sF'fr - r.
rsf e-r esknr FrlF - ~ q esEe1 h1guaf.
- hsl Pr asEad ~sfsHrr fsT - tlr 81 ~-
~ rel srot & aske1 sf - tzf tsd
1 ssk@s gn'f ~ fsf 6 sskei faVuff q - ~
81 49, -s.fserrhrer $3.50 rr - A iHNx srr
4 es h55 flrsf.ieg 4 n So Fni
fcfEx ~ z sTof Al b. ssa s-,f 1sslred. - ersf
- - seked
otrs ~ ? rsr 81 zsc
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Foster Viii Try Again.

MADRID. July l6.-United States Minister
+ oster has reOpened negotiations with the
Spanish Government with view Of formu-
lating a new commercial treaty. He insists
upon a more exact fulfllment of the first
protocol of February, l-Si then 1t was pro
vided for m a treaty submitted 20 the two
governments last Spring. He stipulates
that the claims Of the Americans are due
under the award made by the Washington
arbitration commission and shall be settled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
THs LIQUOR TAX

Chlders Still insists tnat the Revenue
Should Come from that Source.
i0sDos, Jaly r. 6-Ihs budget nad Its sec
oud reading II tbs h0ase Of Commons 70
night. Dsriag TIE debate hiyht Hon. Hagh
q. Chihlsss. Chancellor II the E1ehsqusr Ia
the iats Glsdstone Cabinet stated that u
spits of the previous adverse vote II the
HOUSE. upon his Proposition - Incfease the
taxes 4pon beer, slBe and spirits, hs
stIli convinced that the desired addition -
the revenue shoald be derived from those
sources. The pFeseEt nzures were intended
~ refuts the statement that thfre had already
been shown decrease IN the reysnue from
liquors On account Of tha imposition for d
brief period " Increased taxation. he added
that ne believed the revenue from those
sources could be brought ap 10 sI1 million
bounds annually
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

BEooKLYS, July 1.-THE Brooklyn and
Long Island Cable Railway Company will
on tuesday begin work on the elevated road
and Flatbush avenue, and soon after the
construction of the connecting link with the
bridge by way of BOerum place and Adams
street will begin The charter of the com
pany provides that the Atlantic avenue road
must be completed in eighteen months from
March 20 last. The directors of the Cable
Company met yesterday and organized with
the following officers: Austin Corbin, presi-
dent; William Richardson, vice president;
L. Ii. Frost, treasurer; Charles Bruff, secre-
tary. The officers have signed a bond IN the
sum of $4,000 to indemnify the city against
any failure Of the company to construct the
road, and another bond of 10000 TO pro-
tect the city against any suits growing out of
the construction of the road.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

A Letter Received that Porporss 90
Have been Written by Him.

Have been Written 10y Him.
Prom tise lstr.st fs~t
The mai last evening bFo1ght h. the Posi-
a plain Asht hroNn. thin envelope posi-
marked "a lndsof, Ont. July "a and d.
rected IN a small apparently crampod hand
writing Editor Detroit Post DetrolI.
Alch." The enYeioIe contained slnl,le
oramped IA a. follows
NISDsoK, > ais Ia-To the Editor. I re
gref "a spoil d SENSATION for the papers of
Detroit, who have always treated with
distinguished consideration, but uly disgust
al the description Of which, j have boen the
victim eompeis nae. Mg visIi - Mr.. Lee IA
Edmund street, IA Jour town, Saturday
~ lghi Has not profitable a. you reprrrout
n. Mr.. lee pleaded that he wss poor aud
wished me Ia leave his watch, y hlch lac
said he priced for IT. associations rather
than its intrinsic value. IL he priced II al
All II must indeed have had sweet
association. ! now wish ] had yielded -
the weakness which tor a moment over
come me, and give II - him. But that
was not the worst of A. The diamond
earrlngs which are regarded the chief
part of my Doodle pardon tins sechnlcalits
are, regret 10 say, valuable only for their
settings The sparks are paste. They
are worthless 10 me, a. ] am too proud b.
wear them and to- honest Ia sell them.
Imagine ny chagrin on making THE disoos
cry the moment / gave them cursOry e1-
animation by daylight This. doubtless,
accounts for the circumstance noticed and
misinternreted by the press that Capt.
MyleI did not pat them III his list OF missing
articles.
seldom complain, but this is an imposi-
tion which you must allow h quite enough
10 rouse the indignation OF even
''6ESTLEhANL4 BURGLAR"
The word too indicated hy the star. IL the
only miasps.iled word IN the composition
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Bret Harte'S Successor.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-The President this
afternoon appointed Francis II. Underwood,
United States at Glasgow. Scotland, vice
Bret Harte, and Chinneper Woo to be inter
prefer at the Consulate at Canton, China.
Underwood is a Democrat and was pressed
for the place by Congressman Patrick A..
Collins, John Boyle O'Reilly, Ex-Governor
CASTOR and other Massachusetts Democrats.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Are You Off for a Lark ?
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

llesides fhe seventy Thousand or more people
VITO live in and Immediately around Grand
Rapids there are thousands - tourists - - sup
pliee with euitable clothing and desire g.
call attention 20 sone ~ our Summer Equip
meuts. We undertske ~ suppif fhs wants u tho
male seI IN the matter a aTfsrel. from tiss time
the infant lassves af hsfy clothing and uuts or
kilf Fkirfs through All the stages - knickf~-
bectarf fof small boys Gay and s'ylist suite f0f
fUuths Hud Young Men Plain. nesi suits FOR
midd e-sged and old mer. Aof only Go has i'ui
Undercloihes - every dsscfipfion. and al iai b
embraced in iiie farm FurnishinR Fiz
iras ns " csl them Tourists visiting uuf
northern Iases So Shores ~ Mountains vitinu'
= ligif overcast liable - experience sesissrs
diseorfnri One - re nicesf fhingv - fravei 'f
or uesr ~ vne.fi, p. is Norfolk 1sckef " ef
'ourisf-ylated Biouse. we have the7r IN vsfipos
rs terms sfi3 Ilricee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Steel Works Suspend.

JERSEY CRY, July l6.-1he Adirondack
Steel Works, of this city. suspended opera
tions TO day. throwing l5O meu out of work.
The works were started in lS47 and were the
first of the kind In New Jersey. Under the
original management the establishment
pro7pered, but business depression and mis-
management have led to reverses. For some
time the property has been in the hands of
the court. Benjamin Gregory, one of the
three Gregory brothers, who inherited the
business, has lost heavily of late in theatri-
cal and newspaper ventures.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July lG.-Last night
Geo. Mealy, salvation army man, who has
been here two weeks lecturing on the streets
got the power. The crowd increased to over
1000. There was never as much excitement
on the street. The officers finally took him
ia. They dared not lock him up. but took
him To a private residence, whittier the crowd
followed. He says be Will be out tonight.
His life will be in danger if he Is.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Brighton Cotton Mills Burned.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Brighton cotton
mills at Brighton. a suburb of this city, were
entirely destroyed by fire this evening. The
fire was caused by the prevailing high winds
and sparks from trains on the Chicago Il
Alton Railroad. The total loss Is $4,000,
with $4,000 insurance. When in operation
employment was given at the mills TO about
one hundred nersOns.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

True It's, It's Pity, Pity It's, tbs True.
and sec the low prices al which We are sell
ling our fine Maokinaw Hats. he would utter
the ab"ve words with more force and enpha-
sis than he ever did IN has life. Ii h pity
that fine Mackinaw Hat should be sold for
81; but il II nevertheless true that We are
for our Fall styles. which We are now order
ing. We also have a fine assortment Of
Manillas which We are closing out, al cost.
IHoMAs a CKPPIN,
~ Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

Mr. MoGREGoR. July l6 Gen. Grant had
a quiet and uneventful afternoon. He ap-
peared upon the porch twice. staying an
hour each time. The rest of the day he sat
IN his room. There has been no special
change since yesterday III his condition. He
VA ndispOsed 70 talk or write to- day. This
evening he said be had felt 4 certain muscu-
lar weakness which the doctor had not Oh
served. but IL had passed away. and he
thought he could rest we'll. All physical
conditions remain favorable
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration
together with the low prices.
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brought 10
this city 10y far "A greater
number of people from every
section of our state than ever
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred in the has.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

RNeoLn. Ga, JnlY l5.-Dennis Johnson
c0lored broke into the house II Col.
iu the act II rifing a closet and locked him
m. The negro broke through the door
pistol in hand. and shot Warning. iuhictinz
a fatal wound. Johnson Ea= captured TO-
night hF posse 0f citizens. There are
strong threats If lynchlng. Warning is AZ
the nnint ~ death
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

WAsHNoroS. july 1.-THE postmaster at
ter General that the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Is running opposition 20 the Govern
meut IA the matter OF mails. having
established system Of their own The
Postmaster General has the matter under
advisement aud will doubtless take means to
prevent the railroad from conducting such
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

CrecrNNsrr. July Is IT. Joseph's Mothers
Home. a magnificent structure located at
Delphi. SIX miles from this city was de
stroyed hy fire AZ au early hour to- night.
cue ~ the sisters gave the alarm and All
managed - escape without injury and took
refuge m a farm house. There were fifty
ak sisters IN the home when the FIRE vas dis
covered The convent was a four story
stone buildinz. which originally cost So
oO0 The loss wili be fully SlOo.op0. insured
$500
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

NEw YORK, July l6.-The Suns Washing
ington special says that Speaker Carlisle
yesterday svOre in Deputy Doorkeeper
Warder a doOrkeeper of the House, in place
of Wintersmith. lately deceased. There Ia
some surprise at this, because Mr.. Carlisle's
term a. speaker has expired tits understood
that he expects Congress to confirm the ac-
ton. Warder may now be a candidate for
dOorkeeper of the next Congress.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
ANARRow ESCAPE.
a Steamship Colbdes With a Schooner
Near Cape Cod.

BosrOS, july l6.-At midnight last night
the steamship "PeFkiomen," from PhIla-
delphia, with coal for Boston. eollided with
the three-masted schooner "Abbie &.
Stubbs' near Chatham, Cape Cod. The
bow OF the stubs" WAS crushed ia, aud
-he Was beached at Chatham just IN time to
avoid sinking The Captain wife and
sister we're on board. They and the crews
escaped. The PerklOnen soon after
wards sank near "A whlstiing buoy, where she
nov remains exposed 10 heavy swells. She
Nili probably DC a total lOss. She l. l.O35
tons burden, and owned by the Philadelphia
& Reading Railroad Company. All hands
are reported saved
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17

WtsurSoroS. July i6-Secretary Whit
ney has ordered that hereafter the employees
of the Navy Department shall have only
thirty days lesve with pay in each calendar
year Tn cases of illness the orders say that
where additional leave is deemed Just. the
Secretary vii pass upou the circumstance 20
decide the case.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
OHIO AND THE ADMINISTRATION
Judge Geddes on the Situation q
Possible Cyclone

fOSSiDie OfCiOne.
From the Philadelphia Press.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE administration
of President Cleveland was next discussed.
II try TO encourage the Democrats" said
Congressman Geddes, Ito be hopeful. tell
them We fought for twenty -four years without
any Office AT all. | confess there II dis
satisfaction however. A. far a | can. con
slstently try TO encourage the Democrats
with hope | may deceive them TO an oN-
tent but ! will not deceive the President. If
he asks me the condition of affairs. | will
tell him the truth. day or two ago there
was a gentleman in my Office who j. one of
the most prominent Democratic workers IN
my Congressional district He was quite in
dignant over the course of the President
He SAID that If the Ohio Democrats elected
the Governor the President would cOnstrUe
such a victory a. an endorsement of
his Administration. and no more offices
would be given the Democrats. For this rea-
son he thought IL would be infinitely better
for the Democrats of Ohio TO LET the Repu b.
licans elect the Governor. and If by "A major
ity of 10000 so much the better.
Now, all could DO WAS 10 tell that man
to be more hopeful. ! think things are get
ting better. and that IN good time or some
time we will get the offices. The danger II.
| confess, however that if there Il not n
change very soon there Will be storm; IT
will be ripper. The discomfort is in the
air, and IL l. contagious: If II concentrates
the political cyclone will come"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
A Sensation at Kalamazoo.

KAIANAzoo. Mich. July IA sensation
was caused this morning by the arrest Of
ChRs. H. Booth, prominent Old-time citi-
zen. real q state and insurance agent. and q
leader in the church. charged with embezzle-
meut from his cousin. Mary Denslow He
gave bail in the sum Of S1.e0. II j. thOught
II will prove breach Of trust
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
The Window-Glass Workers.

PITrsBURG, July 15.-The entire morning
session of the International Convention OF
Window Glass Workers was taken up in the
reception of reports from various districts
In the afternoon session discussion on the
important question of next years rate of
wages was begun aud continued up 10 the
time of adjournment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Congressman Asked for Advice.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-A form of a letter
has been prepared by the Postmaster Gen
eral, which is being sent to all Democratic
Congressman, inviting them to recommend
persons for post Offices, and notifying them
of the expiration of present incumbents.
Congressman are also asked 10 advise the
department a. to the best manner Of filling
vacancies.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
sec'y Whitney Will Hold a Conference

WASHINGTON, July lG.-Secretary Whitney
son and Goodrich. Assistant Naval Construc-
tor Bowles. Chief Naval Constructor Wilson
and Mr.. Herman Winter TO meet him at the
depot, July 23 TO confer upon the subject Of
the construction of new cruisers and exam
anime plans submitted. Other officers and
civilians will probably be invited TO the con
fereuca
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
Wise Nominated.

RICHMOND. Va, July l6.-The Republican
State Convention remained in session until
3:30 O'Clock this morning and then adjourn
ed. 1t was after midnight before nomina-
tions were considered. The ticket finally
agreed on Is John :. Wise for Governor. III.
G. Wood Lieutenant Governor, and +. T..
Blair Attorney General.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-17
a Gasoline Stove Did II.

PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE large cloth
printing and bleaching works of james T..
Martin d Co., were destroyed by FIRE to
night. The loss Is $4,000 partially insured
The fire was caused by the explosion of q
gasoline lamp in the engine room.