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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
FINERTY AND COBB.
a CONTROVERSY IN CONGRESS.
An Exciting Debate over the Use Of
DYnamite-The Sergeant-at-arms
Prevents Personal Encounter.

WAsHNGFos, Jan. T.-There was quite a
scene Ia the cloak-room of the House to-day
between Fsnerly ILL., and Cobb lind. over
the discussion of the London dynamite out
RACES. II Is said that friends alone prevented
apersonai encounter. Finerty, when spoken
10 about the the controversy between him
self and Cobb, which occurred this morning,
said that the discussion was probably very
animated, but he didn't regard il as
personal IN character. One OF the
gentlemen present said: IL did
not amount 10 much, but l don't
know how far ID might have
gone had friends not interposed. They are
both heavy weights and 1t Is said of Finerty
that he whipped several men in as many
minutes some time ago" 'Were the gen
tleinen actually separated!' was asked By a
reporter. ''Dn, yes; the Sergeant mt Arms
found II necessary TO interpOse between
them. They were very angry indeed aud
moment more would probably have been
tensely exciting Further inquiry elected
the information that the oh
jectIonable remarks were made
by Cobb, who denounced the method of the
dynamIters in rather vigorous language
Finnerty retorted that the acts, in many
cases, were quite excusabe or word To that
effect, whereapon Cobb expressed the opinion
that any gentleman occupying Finnertys
position should be ashamed 10 express him
self IN such terms.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
lcs-eoUHO VESSELS.
Unsuccessful Efforts to Release the
Michigan az Grand Haven.

Special Di-pafoh to IHE lELE8RA1-
GaAsD H4yEs, Jan. 27.-Ihs condition Of
the ice bound steamers remains the same
The Oaeida lies Of Montague in distress,
the Wisconsin j. ia this port aud the Michi-
gan Just outside our harbor. To-day the
tug Arctic broke the ice 70 within seventy
feet OF the Michigan. and ia an hour would
have been alongside, and the u amer could
have come ia, but by orders of the railway
company the tug was Withdrawn at $50
vO'eiock this afternoon. The Wisconsin was
ready u 20 TO the Oneida with fuel for her.
Work Is greatly delayed ia freight business
here. The company should have a large tug
of their own here, then ali trouble would bs
obvIated.
The seeoad engineer Of ths Michigan was
badly burned by an oil explosion this after
noon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Grand Rapids.
WHOLESALE xaRrFrS.

TTIBsRsx oFF1cE Jan r.
fiRArS-I orn. 4oc. Oats 2sda1c. retail -.
Wheat: sis1sor. -. red Ions hsrrJ. -. sl,est
berry. - Rxe - lt~. si3ssc
bIouB AND FgFp- fasfry. s. - wholesale & n
retail. patent. IS s. Wholesale = D ratsfI rr;I
diings T,er ton, Sc o. wholesale s. ~ r.e- r-u-
Bran. Ter ton. so 90 wholesale 80 az r.e.- ru~
Mesl and fFs~i- per Ton. So 0xhrleeaie Il 6rvr
cgf-
PBov1s1oSs- Reef. per side. s. orss - vs.l.
5 osat a. scErce. L4auhe $ ts7f a. mutton q
q s.. Dressed hoEs- 81 s<ss 81 P<-t. ~ -
rnees. Si4 ~. hs~ns lac shpuidare .. sr-s.ls-4
lsef. lecs hacon- iz'sc. ia~si Iieroes 30. kar-
tie. lar-
RvrrKn sxD cHrr~r Better. Tul~ ana ,s-.
fhf fsr. crasTn9-g. iuis IT, fhn~-e Az = y f2is
povI Tsv -Fowis n-ns-ed fa21ir Tnrkess
dressed. ifmIsc. Flncks rra-ss.i nan
Fs.s~Fre-st iofs ~ haskss in.S ~.
NrarTtsi eS Fofht0-s -, es-. Dz.5rrs ~
IN. yei3ew - 49, silver skins ssafso. pe<.fs
r. h - sss:ssss Isr =, se''.Tsyi = raj -
8sc- teserF. 80 ans ? q Fsr f-ant@~rys - q
Ger tn.
Fsvss rnyyrs sry.i-~. ~ "a. naxx
hfa>fF ~hise rinTef. ~1issSc. aa~k sfrr
~f4sfrrst -.
sstr sxs>rure. h~rrva g. q. sNesns~ az
~tFa~ it'nf@sv : - ssfveF. 8 tas - 81
Asrrs ssr-en- ~ -. 49, r~~ ~~-~s "a
sar fnl rpr-si Ssa@'A ~ hsae~ sd kEg~
E p. r<if sAfns srnrir - ~~--s 49, 49,.
a n. ~ F.f4o, fsf<s
~eTrr Frsr~ tSfssf3ls,s-= ~ ez--~-... a.. go
ftere F~1~ f~li F~siss ssfSss usnesr ssiss
fstew k..at.s
Hss ss@ss Aza.s s1s ~ ,,ss ~s.s--.s. -
s3ssw ~ k~.l kea4
rfzf e4se8 ssa
s..ss sss.e - - So s~e - eos .ss
- Ksz's-s. = = w.. - ~As~ 90. !. -,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

East SAGINAW. Mich, Jan. 27.-Dl. A. j.
Knitfeu. who was arrested for forging deeds
TO five hundred acres Of land in Maple Grove
township, furnished bail yesterday, Crawford
Millard, Of this city. and Ebenezer Castle Of
Iu-c0la county, going on his bond This
morning kniffen was again arrested on com
plaint OF John Wolff. Of Saginaw City, for
obtaining 5000 By false pretenses. and Civ
lng mortgage on the Maple Grove lands
tie was held for trial and went to jail in 6e-
fault Cf S18O) bal.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

BROOKLYN. n. Y. Jan. 27.-The master
ls-nbers II this city have discharged all
is nnion workmen. aud business il gener-
lIy suspended among plumbers and gas
,ters. About sd men are idle. This action
A. taken because the union men lately se-
tred al increase of 80 cents per day in
Agss. the men have resolved to 20 back
a body or not at all
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
q Big Bass Angel.

George A. Smith, of Grand Rapids, who
now wrestles with the mails at the capitol
building at Lansing in the capacity of as
sistant postmaster, is under contract to sing
with Emma Abbott next season. He sang in
Lansing churcl last Sunday and some of
the congregation thought he was a big bass
angel In disguise.-DetrOit Nelcs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

MoSrREAr.. Jan. 25.-At noon to-day lhe
last block of see was puf into the palace aud
tae British ilag wes ran up on top ~ The
h3astn0. The central tower nov stands ns
iesi and iwr inches ftufn she ground. and
tHe palace 81 iizAfe8 up wiih electric laisis
mahia4 n mest beautiful afancr. AMI
selilsiug iriih ita pfeHee ssnrs 10 nfshf
th7 hfsi faHfF dress entertainment tssaa
place.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Luce for United States Senator.

DETRoIT, Jan. 21.-The Lansing eorrespon
dence of the Nears says: 4 prancing rumor
has gone the rounds of legislative circles.
Since the appearance here yesterday Of
Cyrus q. Luce, several farmers in the Leyis-
laiuie have spread the news that Senator
Conger viii resign. They are sure of that.
and aDw Is the time TO have a Michigan
farmer IN the Senate of the United States.
They want him: nay they are determined 10
have him. and will make up their minds 10
an ultimatum of either Luce or a Democrat.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
a Terrific Explosion.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. Jan. PA boiler ex-
plOsion occurred at coal mines five miles
north of this city to-day which resulted in
seriously inJuriag Benz. Muller and Edward
Harris, the former being thrown over one
hundred feet. The whistle was blown. mott
flying the miners To prepare for work. Had
tine explosion occurred ten minutes later a
great loss of life would have resulted. The
engine house Is a total wreck. parts of the
boiler being blown three hundred yards.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

<WAsHuNoToS, Jan. 27.-Yesterday morning
Mr.. Maybury received package containing
private p1pers from Abram Spaun, assist
ant treasurer Of Detroit, containing the
simple Endorsement of a request for him to
please look after thsm. Mr. Maybury could
not understand what was meant. and was on
the point OF returning the papers when he
saw the account of SDann's suicide. Mr.
Maybury speaks highly of Spaun as a young
man OF promise.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Las NE0As, Mex, Jan. 27.-One of the
most nsted Mexican outlaws IN the country
was captured this morning. thirty miles
south Of here. and Is now being brought
here by a sheriff aud posse. Nicholas Ara
gou was formerly q member of Billy Kids"
gang aad a1 old tune killer. his victims
numbering dozens. lie way laId and mnr.
dered Col Poiteenear Golden two years ago.
and haa killed. anvefaI sharIns
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

NEW YoEE. Jan 27.--Gen. Grants health
IS somewhat better. lie can receive visitors.
Ex Senator ChaiFse says the general suffers
RON three sharp points near the roof of the
Ongue, which are aggravated by tobacco
m0Se. h3 "A giving bis spare time To liter
~ work and proposes writing his recollec-
IONS from the beginning Of the war To the
lose Of his career "a President. Col. h. ID.
irant il his only assistant as copyist.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

SAY FEANCisCO. Jan. 27.-Balloting for
United States Senator commenced this
morning. In the Senate Leland Stanford
received all the Republican votes, number
ing2o Gov. Hearst. (Dem..) received IL
radical voies and James 7. Farly three con
servative or "real out votes. In the as
aembly Stanford received 3 votes. and Heart
p. Both houses meet IN Joint bullot to-
morrow and formally elect Stanford.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
q POstoffice Burglar Shot.

ToRT WAYSE, Jan. 27.-At two o'clock this
morning four unknown men broke into the
postofiice at Huntington, Ind. for the pur-
pose of burglary. They were confronted BY
Max Baumgartner, night Marshal. who shot
one through the body, killing him instantly
One of the burglars then shot Baumgartner
IN tho back. with a revolver. His recovery
IL doubtful. The burglars then stole horse
aud sleIgh and escaped, leaving their dead
cnmrnda hahind
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

DETRorT. Mich, Jan. IA new savings
bank. 10 be known as The Citizens Saving
Bank" vac organized Yesterday. II suc
ceeds the banking firm Of Roberts. Austin 4
Co, .S Sriswold street The capital stock i
&inOuo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Train Stuck in the Snow

SAND BEACH, Jan. 27.-This morning the
Thermometer registered fifteen degrees be
low zero. the coolest ever known here. No
trains have run into Port Austin for two
days. One due there at 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon Is stuck in the snow four miles
out. with neither fuel or water.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

AYEE. Mass, Jan. 27.-The story Of a
death-bed confession having been made by
Joseph Crue that he was guilty Of murder
for which Slearns. Kendall and Abbott are
now imprisoned. does not bear investigation.
The physician 20 whom the confession is
said e. have been made denies the truth of
the story
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

LANSING, Mich. Jan. pa meeting of
the Democratic State Central Committee
Will oe helo here tomorrow evening. ~
o'clock, 10 make arrangements for the con
yentlon 10 nominate regent and Supreme
Court Judge. game supper ha= already
been provided for by Jerome Eddy. The
chairman of the committee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Railroad Rates.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. 27.--An order in
council amends the passenger traffic rates
on the Canadian Pacific railway as follows:
From Ottawa to Montreal. three and one
third cents per mile; Pembroke to Port Ar
thur, four cents per mile; Port Arthur TO
Brandon. three cents; Brandon to Medicine
Hat, four cents; all branch lines four cents.
Immigrant fares to be one-half OF first rates.
The tariff Is approved tor one year only. and
Is then to be revised.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

NEw HAVEN. Conn, Jan. 27.-Mrs. Tom
Thumb. at present playing at the museum in
this city, Is to be married in about three
months. The name OF the prospective
bridegroom IL not known to a certainty. but
it Is thought 10 be Count Rosebud, a gentle
man OF exceedIngly diminutive stature
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Mrs. Sessions's Case Adjourned.

ALLEGAN, Mich, Jan. T.-Mrs. Kate Ses-
sions was brought for examination before
Justice Wood this morning on the charge of
numbering Mrs. Peck. of Wayland. but the
hearing was adjourned till Monday, Feb. 2
bond of 81 900 was furnished.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Room Enough for AL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The Public Com
fort Committee of the inauguration exer-
cises. report that so far. accommodations
Tor lo,4ii visitors have been registered with
the committee, and quarters secured for
ll,0Os. The committee il of the opinion that
ample accommodation can be furnished all
applicants.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
New York.

NTv YORK. Jan. D.
Money closed easy AT / per cent Exchanc,
closed firm; posted rates. ASA is7: actual rates
l.S2hGi.S2ls for 60 days. and i.s5i4GAS8s for
demand.
Governments closed firm. currency s's I2s
bid; Is coupons i2ls4 bid; 4sa's do ii2ss bld.
Pacific railroad bonds closed As follows. Union
frsts. l11is to il15. do land grants. los 10
l0s's; do sinking funds. ll7's TO lis; Centrals.
1Gls 20 1l0a4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

TtNEasvfhhE. Pa. Jan. Rev Matthew
0'Brisn. who vas ordered By Archbishop
An e. leave the pastorate of Sc. Vincent De
tlS church here ana 20 o. Allentown. be
~ 81 his generally oostrererous conduct
= refuses % obeY and Announces that
..her bishop or pope c1n remove him.
re- l. a good deal of excitement over tae
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

MoSrarAt- Jan. IA supp ,sed Internal
mlchine fpnud IN the postafFice last night
was carefully guarded hy the police aatH
this morning. when an investigation wns
matie bach rezuited in The discovery fhaf
The Dreaded machine SIS tie eovsrof . iafss
bn pait
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
An Informal Ballot

PORTLAND, Jan. 27.-An informal ballot
for United States Senator this afternoon
stood: Slater, (Dem.l, -: Hsrsch rep J.
Il; George, 3: Failing, 3. Balance Republi-
can votes scattering. 4 Joint ballot VIII take
place tomorrow. Ex-senator John Mitchell
appears to be the dark horse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Stsaaas Fats. uHf Jsa ~ While -
t1fnlns ffaaa srhe=si yesterday afssrBasp
Isaisei Naephis. ses9 sine Fssss. pss sgfesk
~ serqe ueFipa eafs - fbe fitan4 sss I
freight fsfss hefe ed ernSfsl 49, asofb
siia ves sbe aaaetief q Dar{9 Neerais. =
sensafhsFz faatsef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

UsfHesf. Ian q Tbs ferries aea hatina
eoHsiiefahla freabis is crossing che fivsf.
aea ii's aifsealts IS 8silf increasing as Gba
ias faf hs~efsf fse flslfsss4 ffas.-it l....4.
hsTe nef fsis8 ia e,aH@ ssnnssfi,ss. an3 fls
~ i4ets hsss aise fre ffsfix sfaasiaf ~
~if h.af lsirs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

saxr fsrsea Mich. 1sn. 81 A ss9ef.
HHfnH esnafv. rsrtsf3ar ihs dwelling ard
efoc=ff siofe - fhessiefr Fnels f,afna.i -
thz esartd lss7s 81 an usth na fesafansa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
English Hatred Toward the Irish.

LONDON. Jan. 27.-As a result of the feeling
against the Irish on account of Saturdays
outrage, many Irishmen have already been
attacked and beaten in the eastern portions
of this city. Animosty seems TO be in
creasing. and the police are on the alert TO
prevent further disturbances of the kind.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

BRooKLYS, Jan. N.-This afternoon the
morocco mandatory of G.. +. Leonhardi
took fire and was totally destroyed The
loss will reach $1,000 Fifty employees
we're az dinner in the building at the time.
All escaped uniuiured. The engineer saved
his life by jumping ont Of window.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

txsoxuAS. Mich. Jan 2s.--'rhe mercury
,pess % 23 degrees below xlrD last night.
MARKED - below ne . ciect this eiofu.
The norlh 531sd tram. daa last night.
owes dst bsiac late.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

5ar uraox. Nsch. Jan. 11 he ies
kasls Ia tse 81 clair f.Tsf has strfpel fbs
.ss ruansn4 frsa lbis reFs - safaia.
khs 0ifsh1 lFuak tfansfer basts ere stitl
soe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Mrs. Noas, Jar. 21.--Josef,h Racaman 3
son. dealers IN iewelry and silverwara. ri
NJ 2 Maiden lane. na3e an assignment To-
day, giving preferences Cor S2e.sSa The
liabilities arc said 81 be ahoat Sroon
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

"v'fft" aH1 N'''I'VH DFOWheu'
Hor SFRfNGs. Ark. Jan. 26-Rumors reach
city to-day e. the effect that party Il
migrants met with a disastrous sccidef {
crossing the Ouachita river. near Rock
r, Hot springs county. yesterday. They
enpted fo ford the stream. which vas tco
ich swollen. Their wagons washed down
h the current. and it IA said several
men and children drowned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Fesf HtssS Nies ssn 81 rs nsras
sisb s@ishfssea nssts4sf nssa<ss Ki4kask
seei@stssfs ~its ssnasss - sk~ 4lA}ee
ass<e l~ss sssks
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
a - 81 -. -

ss'nsfniffes en re - ssssnt'ss eavsI zf4sa.
rsssfise tiu tssp ea.lif seses.e3 a. seena
ssert er3 tise fiA uiii nes - rssso.1 49,
senf e 'ss@ Ffesf3eaf feE hss s1r-eval
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
Reported Explosion Near Grand Haven.

MILWAUKEE. Jan. 27.-The propeller Mich
igan, which has heen closed in by ice near
Grand Haven forced her way through this
morning, and it is reported there was an ex-
plosion on board, killing two men and shat
tering part of the vessel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Fhs re- Nice State Dptsisss pfraf,ifs
fFssfseer p.ae fss II ihs tsre,ss
r esrtss ntesiFes ts1st fssslatis~ :.
ffesSies ss 1s-seat}sas = 4iss te.sas.4 a*...
slite .etfexss = Eass2ns @~s rsssna sfss.
<sz1. skeswfkses
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Nisitefs : ESfisHsesf sf,ae. fes castle.
ls'spse. -. zss@=ttssisTs ksrs sse@ ssznss
siziair sfFle7sek vss1sef@ ffase 80 skafs
~reftvrsn<. - usxssss cs<ss&
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

We have opened recently few case Il Dress
1oods that surse- us even 81 the naars elons lc..
prices Douiss fold taEimeree IN all colors
only l3c Splendid tashmercs. al oolors very
hne. for only 2ac- Ihose goods can fss found
elsewhere ~ sirr' H.s .forc fof double the frios
We ask SfluNG d CosPANn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
PROPHECIES BEING FII--
FILLED.

Thousands ana Thousands ar
Dollars Being saued bg Cfffseas
Hho PdfronsSe spring a coss--
pdng A Quarter oT a Million
Dollars sn Merchandise selling
at the Most -dsfonss.sssgfg Lo9
Prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Upward 900 sards Good Brown CofsoB al the
lowest price ever known. from cenis f,nr ward
and upward: = cases Blesched Cotton tie. lowe,-t
price We ever knew. SpHaNa A tomPAN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-28

Panic Prices Oh Cloaks viii te maintained until
All are closed out Ibousands have been s.,ld hx
us tins season. Thousands of lAdie. have heen
mads happy by the Low prices Only think Il a.
good cloak for only 500. 500 sea SSO
>Ao, sl0VO Slze9 and - on. These are ali fullt
worth double the money.
SpRrNe A (o~p.x,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14

ysdeins fro0 the Tscocna papsrs- he
ssopie Of our ssssg sisv have gone ssars,
sssrice mad over the Ch.nsse q7esstoa-
Their seth1sissm knows no boonds.
add 70 atsAin toe obiscs Of their Desires
Trey seem wiling sven 70 fass the ssfsl
trovn Of Jove Wright They do HOs
want any hAlf vay measures They
SAINT blood One night last vesk tie
Tscsna Chamber Of Comme,ce passed
. resoislios isdsrsina the resolutions
81 tbs Arti-Ckincss Csasrsss. ~sIcept
only 90 much thereof a. may eontem-
plate yioIsRse.- Even this did not sat
isfy the eIsitsd psople. Who At their
neIt mas meeting unAEimoosly adopted
the following:
R,sogsed, That ve indorse the series
of resolutions adopted ~ the Cosmber
of Commerce as its special nsetiBg,
held Ocsober 8, iss5. exoeps that portion
Of 10 which reads 81 foilows Except
DOLLY 90 much thereof A. may ooatem-
plate violence" which 10 IN entire oppo-
sation 10 the letter and spirit Of tue Sc
sttls resolations of tue Anti Games
Congress, sdopt-d September Is. los6-
In other words, the people OF Tacoma
ooutsmplats violence and are not at all
unwilling 10 have . fight II they carry
out their amiable intentions they will
eventually come in oonfIet With the
laws Of The Uaited States Then there
~iil b trouble. When the United
States and Tacoma declare var against
saeh other. the other nations Of tie
ssrth viii have to take 10 the woods
until the cyclone 10 ever.
One startling feature Of the situation
IL TO zee Tacoma paper abusing the
Northern Pacific Railroad. vhiot the
lys,es 10 doing right eagerly. II this
thing continues some secrets msy pop
oas. They would doubsisss interest the
people intensity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14

kxsrsAxrxo Cans. i~uxn.-S Ban.
ter. Who has bad his trading license a
Sssh Bay invoked. add vse hss bs,s
crdered BY the Seerssary Of the Iussr,os
10 re9sve hts stcsv frem the rpsssvs-
ton. made an afiidsvis yesterday that
bis store was nos within ice linits az
she rsservAiicn. and applied 10 sAs die
trtct eeart fof an order. 10 ressrsiu
Oliver wood, The ae~ne from eiossns
his ssors % the 1ssh Of THE usosh- e
ordered By the Secretary 81 sAs late
stof. fkis temrerAfr restfaiaine order
was granted until the osss coola -
heard 10 curt Il 10 thsasnt shs Gov.
srnmsns vsii have NO difficulty In prev-
Inc that The ssefe u Co he reessystioa
vesn Ne peopss tius eousa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14

NV eloop, NEv Lxyl-This q OBJ
tassed BY 1sina ffasdsr's Rissd Purt-
aes. fss ale svssyvAar& q Per boz
~. as fus o. -
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14

BELGRADE. Oct. l3.-Ihe German
Minister has started for Nissa 90 couu
eel peace. Kin0 Milan. replying TO q Q
Turkish Minister'S demands for an sx-
PLANTATION of Ssrvia's wsriike prep,rt-
tions, said that he had nothing to add
to bis recent circular to the poxers. 10
diplomatic circles the opinion Is ex-
pressed that the favorable momeni for
Servian action will be allowed to slip.
Tue Saionioan Greeks are excited
over the koumelisn embr Delio. Their
sympathies tend toward Turkey.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-14
WIN. D. WOOD.

A TTORSEY-AT-LAw, WILL PRAC-
"A ucs in all the Justices and Territorial
Courts Ufdce, ~ ROOMS o; the Probate
Court fesler- Leary Building,