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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
UNITED STATES SENATE.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
Navin at Adrian.

Special Dispatch to THE TELEGRAM.
ADRIAN, Mich, March 1T. J. Navin, ex-
Mayor of this city, who absconded Feb. 3,
1852, upon detection in an attempt to float
$1,000 of forged Adrian water bonds and
who was afterward found to have sold the
forged mortgages on real estate in this sec
ton. for almost an equal amount arrived in
this city to-day from New Orleans.in charge
of the sheriff. lie is.very gamey and says he
Is ready for his sentence and will receive his
punishment willingly. He claims to have
been hunted over large territory in the
West, including part of Mexico.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
NEw YORK Aiarob n

FLoUR Dull vifl,ouf chsnre. rounS hoop Ohio
81 ejs5 -. 81 Loais ytrs 81 20 a.. southern
four. aulL trm demaua. common o. choice s. ~
ns 80
hHEAT- Options irrelaiar unsettled. clo.rd
after moderate day ~ bus nsss alpui sffsidy p "a "a
higher. Spot lots closed steady unchanged spot
sales nngrf1ea elrfnE. csc. uDgr7lne4 winter rta
-iff = sc- No q r-8 winter sl0 Pee No. J hard
Duigih. 81 O.. ~ rcd state Pc No 2 rod winter
Narch. 4ic BID. 80 Aurl % kaq1tc DO MAY
tns us3ts.
l0IS Options fapfeuie't active irres7u a..
closing sfe-id. un.-anEe3 1f1. lofs qui. fit.ss,i
nfm. higher. spot stlte SO. mi1ej. aiff 81 81.
urrrfldeei So sgs15t 4r. NO uuara.ie1 81. Ife.
tia Sc. NJ. nike. Marfh.5lsac. no April 81 60.
d0 May. p 05l 4c.
DAIs-o Options duli. closed STEADY about yee-
fer4at. hglres Spoilois closed week slighfIr
lower m soue ilsffncer ~l5of eaiss No vi iis
-fs4te - r.. NJ uire8 Narch - s d. April
RgE tirrn. qaiet Western y. Cauads and
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
sMALl Pox RuMoRs
whai Members o. the Board of tle3lta
Say About the Matter.

several ruuors about the small poa have
l.osa osfoalaied seoat tAs c0. sna have
founa their uay inio llss country and vii
laess noar tAs cts. Aluang others VA one
g. lhe eteci THAI l4as had bosn exposed
and had teen allowed e. lesse the bradford
Residence and 80 10 her friends on the "a esi
Siae without objections fion thv Board st
Health The facts ln the Cast are these,
Miss Collins. the iaGs referred -. Was DOING
some sewing for Mrs Bradford when Mr
Bradford was taken "a. bar she lef1 i,efore
tlse doctor Was aiie 10 detoTm mine the nature
az has disease. The Beard did not consider
her 81 one who had been exposed 90 tia
small sox bai ia order to take no ebAncts
ia her case, after 1t Was asoerIalned
n.al an Bradford had the smaT-pos the
Board interviewed her ana al their re0ousi
she willingly lefi her home and went a. stay
slih d gentleman aud his wife. Who have
bod had the disesse. until It shal be certain.
ly knoNH whether she has contracted the
d'se4se or not The members u the Board
did pos think il necessary 10 insist that shs
should return 20 Ihs Bradford residence. al
though she offered lo do So If tles thought ii
best. but if She shoald be taken ID Wlih the
disease. which Is noi Thought probable-ten
days having pressed since she left the Brad
foFds-she win return T. she house which IL
Quaraciined aud closely Suarered Mr.
Bradford has been very sick and viii be fear
fully piised bui he II doing well and the al
tending physician expects 10 pronounce him
out of danger.
Secretary Cargiil, Of the Board Of Health.
say- that-all that the members OF the Board
know Ia regard a. the outbreak OF the die
ease has been publ he'd in the newspapers
and that ihey DO not wish 10 keep any of the
particulars from tie public. lie says that
be does not expect tie maiady "a spread
even 10 other members Of Mr.. Bradfords
family. Mr.. Bradford Was not feeling well
yesterday, bat the doctor thought tllat her
indispositien was due - her worrying about
her husband.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
A DISGRACEFUL SCENE
LEGISLATORS At LOGGERaEADs-
The Passage or the Egan Gill for Non-
Partisan Boards OF Registration
Makes Democrats Mad.

spesill Disuafch 20 Itm fsIIsgasN
LANSING. March l2.-1he Senate pss~sd
the Ho0se ioint resolution granting psten,
10 Milton H. Davis. II Gratiot Coaats, upon
certificate 5s2l The Comm. ttes uf the
Whole pa-sed bills amending sectsn ~.
H09sil s, revising and consolidating tho
highway ia4s and amending section i6.t,
Hos eli. relative 10 t-e public Le4llh
The House passed bili- granting q charter
% the city OF Stanton and tne village, VI
Nermontvills and Shelby, Hanover and
Maneztique. The Egan bill providing a
comparison Board of Registration for the
city Of Detroit was made parry
measure. the Democrats hercely fight
ing 1t all the afternoon. The
previous question was finally ordered and
when il was found that The bill had passed
by a bare majority, the Democrats com
mencsd hllbustsring. The Speaker finally
declared a motion TO adj Jnrn carried, when
the Democrats, led by Case, Of Detroit
rushed 10 the Speaker desk greatly enraged
and wildly excited. The lobby followed,
mounting on the Clerk desk, on chairs, etc.
Ii looked like war for time aud was "A dis
graceful scene. The Committee on MUM
cpal Corporations made favorable report
on the Grand Rapids Police Court bill. Gov.
Alger granted his first pardon to-day, releas-
lug Henry III. Stevens sent March ., 1888
FROM Kalamazoo to four years At Jackson
for ueriury
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
FROM OVER THE SEA.
PREMIER GLADSTONE SPEAKS
German4s 5 Friendship Valuable cet
hoi vUsi Worsangnen Protest.
ing Against sbe So4ean w@r.

IoSDo4 March d Pea aehals a. "a ..iI iu
tle House of Commons on tl.s vote for ca
peuses % recent d3I'unale ssnioes Glad
stone Remarked. "A un bshi4d no ol.s in
saluing tha ffiends.ap of Germany, bui
neither her friendship on iasf of ans other
nation l. lil % highlands seifsfe.
Icsntic cheering followed thls assertion.
This Rrlnlsr coullaud, la regard to col
onization. ae ought ~ lneel Germany W4th
au un4ru gang spiuf. alt reffalu from
factions discussion a. % tle occupation az
fhfs. that. or the olher position ~ territory
Ne may thus form ana alliance iu the work of
,p1. adiug civilization, and ia Such work
ul-A Germany tlsi1--U0t1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

OtEAS. y. y. March l2.-At 3 o'clock this
morning an explosion of gas occesioned a
Ere in smith & Dunn's drug store, which
spread rapidly and destroyed eleven business
places and dwellings. The principal firms
burned ort were l. Higgins d son. grocers.
- Collins. grocer. and Smith 8 Dunn. drug
-ists. The Acnc Hose house was Destroyed.
Several fsmiGfs had uarr0F escapes. The
ioss b. estimated at $4,000. partially in
sured. Mach property might have been
saved hv the firemen hut for the refusal OF
the Acme Refinery 70 allow them 70 connect
=, their force pnfnrs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
FROM ALLEGAN COUNTY.
Fire at Leighton A MoneY-Chanser
at Wayland.

d. "dfid ditJ-
Correspondence Of THE TELEGRAN
WAYLAND, March l2.-iast evening, about
: O'Clock, the large new dwelling of George
Metaphor, in Leighton, took fire from de
fectiye Hue, and burned 10 the ground.
Most of the household goods in the lower
story were saved. There was an insurance
of $500, which will partially cover the loss
About the same time the light of large
fire was seen in the direction of Middleviile
On Saturday evening of last week a
stranger offered in the store OF ID. C.. Shat-
tuck, III payment for a cigar-hOlder,
twenty dollar bill, and received the change
therefor. Yesterday Mr.. ShattUck found
that ii was raised from a ten. and that he
was out of pocket $40, besides the wear and
tear. of using large amount of language
not usually found IN the Kings English.
The changing of the bill had been effected
by pasting ''2' over the i. and tearing
the bill III places and patching with sticking
plaster-a bungilng Job, and very readily
detected IN dayiIght-N. II. White, of
Nrieland, Is IL town. Mr.. White Is about TO
move 10 Saginaw. 10 engage IA the grocery
business-- c. Ii. Daugherty removed from
this place 10 Grand Rapids thus week
Grand Rapids champion roller skater Is
booked for this village next week when, If
all reports are true. he will astOnish some of
his old friends. Jap always was an erratlc
genius, and If he has struck his fore now
We hope he will make a success Of IT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
VENTILATED At LAST.
a Noted Detective Tells His Story 10
the Twin Reporters.

lNOlSu OcIeCtiNe ellS tbs StOff 10
the Twin Reporters.
When the reporters Of our morning c0tem-
porares. who travel az partners. run short Of
news they hunt up the noted detective. Peter
Martin. and draw upon his imagination 20
help them out. A few weeks ago ne accom-
modated them with description u a mys-
tcrious cave. said TO be the retreat Of ter-
rible gang OF robbers and thieves. which they
expect 20 discover somewhere about the city.
"a soon az the snow goes Of. On ~ sducs-
day the pair met the loquaciou, Peter in a
Lyon street saloon and he gave them a
graphicdoscFipiion ~ terrible tragedy that
occurred IN this city ten years ago. He In
duced them 10 believe that the man vbo
committed the crime. after having
served seven years ia prison.
and been aJiudged insane. had
escaped from ihe Kalamazoo Asylum. and
was about TO return 70 the city and vreak
vengeance upon his victim, and these sho
were instrumental in securing bis convlc-
ton. Peters narrative wrought 1v0s the
feeling Of fhe pair q reporters g. such an
ezfeui that they believed Is thsir duig to
warn the people Of the impending danger.
Theg wrote the matter uI. and 81 appeared
in their papers yesterday morning. 10 hfip
them in thsir lau3alle purposes an ererinc
paper enlarged the tale. If Peters imaein
alton does not fail mm he viii likely be ahie
% give ths boys q solution ~ THE Cfoucl.
nystery in fen 1ars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Two Roads Qaarrsling About Ter
minsi p Facilities.


BtF4A1o. A5neh d. TIE Wei Shore and
Buffalo. NeS aogk a Ptilade.l.lis failroals
ale eneszod in controversy Over tAelr tef-
uliua facihtle-. some tilae aso de tDlon
terminal company Vas forf4e0. ~ buIld 8
stalioa Tor t.e ass ~ Iie tso raais lalAtl.
aud each road agreed % IEsn in lis lanc ia
Buffalo as half HE contracts ssrr drawn
up but needed the Iroyai of the Saffene
Court. as the Me-i Shore vas in ths lends of
a receiver. FeudiLs gAe ball0Az of
lhe Union depot tle West shore
Isss aeu-er trains rtn lAlo tls
N. y. Y. & =. station over = sheFi sc ION VI
The latter tracks. Last night these were
torn up and the West Shore MAS refused tie
use OF them. II appears that under the new
Reorganization Schelne of the Nest S.lore
road tie lOuGholders deleFtnlued a. oHn
thell own terminal facilities EId tie c3n-
tracts were not sigaad. The West Shore
people claim 81 T. scheme on tie part of fhe
B, \. L. q L. IA force them into the Onion
depot arrangement. The pass. niger trains
If tl,- Nosi shore are being ran into their
f., -ht depot temporarily, aud IA injunction
Viii probably be applied for.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
The Senatorshlp Contest.

SruNatIsLD. H., March Fin Joint con
vontion both parties voted. Morrison -,
Logan -. Mcmillan Rep.) voted for Nel-
son +. Blake. Of Chicago. Iulhearn Dem
voted FOR Ward. Sittig Btp.) voted fOr
IS Washhurr. and Streetsr lDGml voted for
Black The second ballot was the same ex-
cert Hanes declined TO vote and Nor
ris0u received one less. Third bal
lot Mcmillan voted for Logan.
thus making the vote for Logan 100, Mori-
son 81. Black I. Wlshburns /. Ward l..
Ha:nes not voting. The fourth ballot was
the same a. the third, except Haines IN
creased Morrison vote one. The fifth bal
lot was the same. On the sixth ballot Nc
MILAN changed 70 Beake. the balance the
ssfne. and no election. The convention the %
ad ,ourued
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
LYnching in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, March PA Union City,
Tenn. special sa. :: Three negroes, Charles
Latham, Frank Freeman and Almus Young,
were taken from the COurt House sast night
and hanged. At II o clock Policeman Nc
Ciannahan answered knock al the door,
and Oh opening IL a dozen pistols were stuck
in his face with orders 10 him to
hold up bis hands. About one hundred men
then Overpowered the guard and took tine
three prisoners 10 the fair grounds, where
they were strung 10 the same tree. The
crime for which he met death was the
murder of Mr.. Montgomery. some months
ago. Fireman made full confession.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
Strikers Encouraged.

81. LOUIS, March 12.-The 1elegraphers
Protective Union, Of Dallas, Texas, to-day
sent the following to the striking railroaders
there: ''TO SfriberS-Represont a. We do
not only the telecraphers Of 1eXls, but of
the entire United States, we offer you our
undivided support, morally and financially
in yoIr gallant fight against monopoly, in
Justice and starvation wages. Gould's slaves
of the wire extend sympathy and aid 10
GOuld's slaves of the rail.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
4 TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
Twelve Men Injured. Two OF them
Fatally.

Fatally.
HAaRfsuUEo, Pa, March IA terrific
boiler explosion occurred late this afternoon
at the American Tubi ard Iron Works, at
MlddiatOwn. nine miles south OF this city.
Twelve men were seriously injured two of
lhen fatally. The explosion is thought to
have Leeu caused by low water. The brick
boiler house. fifty feet square, was totally
wrecked. The boiler was hurled thirty feet.
The twelve men who were injured were
working ia the room and we're struck by hy-
ing missiles or scalded. Following l. "A list
IF the injured: Engineer q. Z. Methorn,
severely scalded. badly hurt on head. breast
crushed hy tlubor which pinned him 10
the ground. will die Alonzo Sohn, buried
under tmbers leg broken. internally IN
jure1 and -ealded: viii die. Elmer Croft,
John Skendia John Evler, John ". Frantz.
Harry }. Miller, Charles Maths, John >.
Co.e. Elijah hecner. John heener and a man
whose name Is unknown we're severely but
uOt fatally bruised aud burned-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

LONDON. Ont. March I2-tt has been a.
certained that 5 - Moore, the missing phy
sician Of Dorchester, bought on feb. - un.
other draft for 500 in this city. pay able to
Mrs. Sarah Irwin. and stated that this woman
expected 20 20 90 Michigau soon. The latest
story involves a domestic Of london South
named Sarah Cook. described as "a pretty
little doll who has departed fof Michigan.
Before going il D asserted She detailed the
entire plans of Or. Moore 10 cause belief ~
hIs haVlng been murdelel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
AT The CAPITOL
Fever ladies. bot Crowds OF Disap-
nolnfsd OHca-Ssekers.

WASHINGTON. Marcia l2.-Ihe proportion
of ladies' in the senate galleries to-day, com
pared vita tAe number of gentlemen, has
the sntcia, session. The Democratic SEN
atoes -ag fhat three-f5ur,hs of tha peopie at
ths cariI1I are office ker-. They meet
Senators un the Ua3 o. tne Caruol. lounge
about the corridors and be-iege tne commit
zee rooms. 40 one tiue yesterday q. o. said
there were upwards of seventy olhco-see Sers
.n fnj shout else committee room Of Senaror
fenrnfes. of Indiana. white tno-s Who called
uron Senator Cockrcu of Missouri. were
almost ls numerous. lhe il-t of uomina-
raus furnishes the most interesting portion
of the auIs proceedings % these persons.
and Nheu if b. asccrtaiued uo nominations
ara tO bs sent CD the Senate she crowd quick
.g fsuerses. wearing "a look Of disappoint-
n..tff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

SWEEPING EVERYTHING IN rs
WAY.

Buying all oar goods i0r cash
and aYailing ourselves II auc-
ton sales and Of many goods
offered through agents. COM
mission men. manufacturers,
importers and bankrupt con-
Germs in the eastern markets.
We are enabled Ia furnish
merchandise oi all nnds at the
loN prices prevailing al oar
establishment The reduction
IA the price of everything 10
our store is perfectly wonder
ful and stagger> all opposition.
The success, attending our
Great Sale is ikea Tidal Nave
sweeping everything la lis
way.
I"iis,iiids npnh iiouoahds
of customers who each day
visit our establishment aud
who avail themselves of Goods
al the Marvellous low Prices
attest in the strongest laneu-
age possible 10 the fact SCI
forth IN every line 81 our add
Nertlsement
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

DETROIT, March l2.-R. J.. Polk d Co.
publishers Of directories, gazetteers, etc.
have filed articles of incorporation;
capital stock $4,000, all paid in and
held by K. l.. Polk and J. W. Weeks. of
Chicago. and Augustus Murphy. of India
napolis. COO shares each. The firm was es-
tablished in 1870. Il has offices established
in Detroit, Philadelphia. indianapolis, Chi
cago, st. Louis, -. Panl. Toledo, Portland.
Ore. and Toronto and Is the largest direct
Ory firm IN the United States.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Efforts Maas 10 E,dsnd Il, Nth Pro
baDle Success

oallc c0-1 e-s-
FllzssUa1 Much z-lhe MINER strike
has already bad a marked effect in tals aud
Al-esheng Citg. Coal Ia ,bs yaras supplying
local fusie i becoming scarce, and fears
af a fsmile are entertained. SOFAS n the
safd- Being eEtIeiy exhausted. aud others
having ceased ~ make dslg-ries. except 20
parties slth shoiu they are under eo1tract.
81 effort j. being made ~ -xteaa the strike
owes tae fennsg lFsnla railroad Zines, mass
tf.-tluz ~ l4lners aLu drivers having been
called GO Irving Station saturday uext,
Ahleh lt i- believed ALL he followed b5 "A
,fElks III fh4t loesllty Tie strikers were
greatly e-c8uragra to-day by reports from
The fourth lcpi. 60 the effect that al the u1sll
AZ Aeris IlInrs are nOW cat. With tal,,
There o. uot u94 0ne iit Ia active opera
tleu Ia Tie lgpef pools. Dne hundred ami
a.ty mlnors employed st Castle Shannon
lllroad mufs went 1ul to-day aud the
sorks are elo-ed The SmllhlOn miners
Hlii. lu al probability, gum aork tomorrow
uaralu4. No Dreak. ga Tie rank, OF ellhrr
Operators or strikers we're reported to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
Bismarck In the ReIchsiae.

night Bismarck stated that when the pro-
posed steamship lines between Germany and
her African colonies We're fully developed
only German-built vessels would be used.
TIE Chancellor discussed the colonial que--
ton at some length, bat refrained from re-
ferriug 20 Germany relation with England
in connection Herewith.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

ST. Louis. March l2.-The following sig
nidcantnUtice, which viii interest every base
ball patron. player aud manager in the
country. viii be published in tomorrow
mornings heDUbtc0a. "All baseball
players. biacahsted. expelled or disqualified
by clubs party 10 tle rational agreement are
requested 10 send their address Immediately
to the baseball editor of the Missouri Re-
UpIiicGH. 1t. Louis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
The Railway Services

IHE fEIECEAM vail begin TIE publication
tomorrow Of series Of articles, historical
and descriptive, on the railway mail service
Of the United States. They will cover an ia
teresting feld. which has never before been
~ies cribed ia type, and Will be from the pen
Of a gentleman ~ this city who has spent
years IN the service aud has made original
research in the history of tie service. Per
Sons desiring extra copies may obtain them
by leaving order. at TIM IunGHAN Office
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
a NEWSPAPER susPeros.
The Cleveland "tisrald'' Goes Out Of
ENstence.

Existence.
Cfetl1AsD. March l2-1he Cleveland
HeroM goes out OF existence to-day. The
F'aia Dealer bags the pre-ses. type and TX
tures ani viii occupy the building, issuing a
Democratic morning daily. The Leade,'
has bough; The subscription list and good
vll. The Herah was founded in 1919 and
Was the oldest Republican paper IN Northern
ONO.
The Cleveland Herald Was ia us day one
of fhe most famous news papers ia Ohio. IL
had been published A. 4 daily for over half
century. When published by Fairbanks 4
Benedict some twenty years a-;o II WAS the
leading newspaper IA Cleveland and was
very profitable. Benedict. it, able editor
died; Fairbanks became involved IA specn-
lafions aad the Helaid passed a. other
bands. it ruined 40 least one set Of pro
prieIofs aad then ien into .he hands Of a
Ost hy ana ari-tOcratic ring vho for q few
years past shOwered money upon It, but
without avail. A newspaper can only be
successful when wholly controlled by an ex-
perlcuCsd journalist.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Whoever hs. t,l.av . Snit
or Tropeers Sbir.. or naer-
wear i reminded shat onr
guarantee with each sale
pledge. as - yiye tho hes,
BARGAIN. every ,imo You
can wear onr Clo.be. INTO
other stores Comns,e them
and return for ,on, mont =
,oo ,h;nt vo .., ~ l.e..o,
olso,.bo,o
tn. 1s, ,s.s men Ss., S, 's' ss '.' ''''.' ''' ct
-. > ',,,sle ,...... p''' . '.''''eI @''i
through an entire season. som
''le 'l''''is = '''' e1' pc -
90 ="
'''e -
mand n as never before.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
a Elerca Glove Fight

CoLUMBUs, O., March 12.-One of the
fercest glove fights ever seen III this city,
took place in the City Hall this evening.
The principals we're Bob Farrell. Of New
York, and Tom Hammond, of England.
The men we're we'll matched IN size and
weight, but Farrells execution wac much
superior to that Of the Englishman's. aud he
won the fight. Members of the Legislature
and other nsominent uersons were nre.enL.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

Special 10 THF TEIEoRtH
Howard CITT. March I2.-Mr Chas 4.
Bullock. of Cedar Springs, and Miss Jessie
r. Coburn. of this place. were married AZ
the home Of the brides father, II. c. Coburn.
al I2.30 this afternoon. Rev. 4. f. Bolster
performed the ceremony. The happy pair
left ON the afternoon train FOR Little trip.
going by way Of Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13

SssrArrlrFVsv. y. ". T.. March l2-At
Bstooche Fast sunday a large gathering of
Touis Riei As they have been for a long
time ora the verge of rebellion. h0idinx secret
meetings and in8ulEinz IN lout threats. the
The "axltafor fult them a 0ar between
Eng and and Russia wss imminent aud shis
ras the time to rise and demand their -hts
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-13
New York.

NV YoRE Nafch j.
Wall street closing. Money closed essy l@l2
Ter cent. Exchange closed firm. posted rates.
- sfe3 -. actual rltes. - s. s@Ass4 Cor sisty
days 81 s.ol s,'s fa. demand.
Governments CLOSED frm. currency 6s L.
bad. - coupons 1924 bid. sis's do slI.H bid.
Pacific railnoad bonds closed ~ follows Onion
fr-is Ilsnlls Land Grants. IosA hid
sinking funds ll7s4 bid; Centrals III. .0l2