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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
In the House.

LANSING Jan. 1S.-Speaker Clark yesterday
morning appointed the following special
committee to investigate and report what
reductions of expenditures are practicable
and desirable without detriment to the pub
slic service: Messrs. Dodge, Wood, Davis,
Beecher and Brant
Bills were introduced IA follows:
BY Mr.. Parkinson (Rep.), Van Buren,
Amending act 153 of the session laws
of 1888, to regulate railroad freights. BY
Mr.. Baker (Dem.), Monroe-ro prohibit
the shooting Of quail for five years. BY Mr..
Wright (Dem.), Bay-Amending the laws
relative TO lien for labor aud upon logs. BY
Mr.. Ford (Dem.) }, Kent-Amending the po-
lice court act of Grand Rapids. BY Mr..
Sellers (Rep.), Kent-Equalizing State boun-
ties to volunteers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Happy Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Jan. 1S.-The indus
trial outlook in this city is Frightening very
materially The Citico furnace-a one-hun-
dred-ton furnace, which has been out of
blast for four months, has begun operations
and will make its frst cast tomorrow. The
Chattanooga furnace, which has been out of
blast two weeks, will resume work to-mor-
row. The forces Of hands at the Alabama
Great Southern car shops and the Chatta-
nooga cotton factory are being increased on
account Of new orders. and all the ironmen
report an extraordinary increase of inquiries
from all parts Of the country. Three saw
mills started up to-day, and two more start
next week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
CoIfax's Funeral.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 18.-Ex Vice Pres
ident Colfax's funeral took place at 2 o'clock
to-day, under the auspices of the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows. The Rev. William
son officated. Owing to the heavy snow
trains were delayed, and several special
trains had 10 be abandoned. The Indianap-
polls train bearing Hendricks, GoyGnor
Gray, Ex- Gov. Porter, Gen. Mcdonald and
Hon. VIM. Calkins, who were TO be the pail
bearers, did not arrive until $50 p. m, be-
ing four hours after the funeral. The body
was inferred beside his first wife.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
The Whisky Pool.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Is. There is danger
again of disruption Of the whisky pool.
Some of the creditors complain that obliga-
tians have not been promptly met and threats
are made to break the pool if the matter is
not settled. The present pool assumed the
indebtedness. of the former one and agreed
to make assessments TO pay that debt In in
stallments, beginning Jan. 1. No assess
ments for this purpose have yet been ...ade.
Another grievance is that the payment for
capacity to uistilleries not operated has not
been made since Dec. ID.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
What Did II Mean2

LONDON. Jan. 1S.-The special meeting
of officers of the department of transports
held at the War office to-day was OF several
hours duration. No information could be
obtained as TO the object of the meeting
but as the unusual circumstance OF holding
special meeting AZ the war Office Sunday in
d cafes urg, ncy, it is surmised that Il e con-
clave was brought about Toy tie report that
Turkey had ordered 6000 troops 10 occupy
Saukim and subsist upon revenues Of Red
Sea literal The officials when they left the
meeting were reticent and looked very grave.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
FIGHTING OVER q CHILD.
Not an Everyday Romance. but Story
Founded on Facts.


Supt. Conely and Sergt. Culver are just al
present struggling with an interesting case.
About three years ago Mrs. Maria Hazard. of
New York, placed in the care of Henry
Crump, of $50 Lafayette avenue, her son, Oil
yer Perry Hazard, then eight years of age, she
being widow at that time. About year ago
she married man named Strandberg, Of
New York, since which time she has been
endeavoring TO regain possession of her son.
The Crumps became very much attached TO
the lad and refused 10 give him up. A short
time since the mother gave Pull
man car conductor $40 TO bring the
child to New York. but he was kept IN such
close custody that the scheme failed. Thurs
day Mira Strandberg arrived i'll Detroit arm
ed with letter TO Supt. Conley from Supt
of Police Walling. of New York. Sergt
Culver, In whose charge the case was put
found the lad at the Clinton school.
and took him in custody pend
ing the settlement OF the case IN the Probate
Court. The Crumps propose to make a bit
ter fight, and have retained William Look;
the mother Frank Russell. Mrs. Strandberg
is possessed of means and thinks it singular
that she should not have the custody Of her
Detroit Times
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

lEIEGRss DFFTCr Jan. ".
CsRIr~-Corn Sc Oats. pa e: retail sc
Wheat: 6lsuson. ~ RI long bern. -: shori
FrouR ,~D FvrD-Pssfry. "a ~ wholesale. e. q
retail: patent. . $ wholesale s. q rsslsil. nil
diines. per ton ,is ~ wholesale. - ~ Ter cv.
fsrAr. psf ton st 40 vholesssle. sgxtoc re- ~
Meal and fesd. g-r ton so sU WHOLESALE s. % -
cvt.
PsovrsIoxs -Tseef. r~r side q ssas n veai.
y axtr a. scarce. iaEi~ . 1HIs o. mutton -
as. Dressed lsorz. 81 ia g. PORK 70. -
ness. SD a. hans i4c. sbguider~ smoked
seef. Isc. bacen. iz'sc. Lard Iierr@ pssc kei-
tir 10.
RrrTxR a<p CHrrsr-Butsev. Tut~ sna ~
fea sss. creamery frfy~. &c thp-@e lIt<afzs.r
rorLrsy -Fusl. Dr~s~s-'. fnaltr Turksys
a'-s. rr..e s...s - q. ...s~~ .e -
Nresrspf Es- frfafrs~ <5s0a tniuns. rn~
hn. ys.Ifew "a isc. silvtT skin.. seesss F3z-sfs
go IN. E.c tsislsseL - hunsrfd. 50 Efe a.
%1ssash. s-vs han1rpst fss I "a Turr1i-- f.- -,
-. telers. g,sr dos- s1ssc. CrAntzsrrrs' 5. =
s.cr h~-
fsssn FrrTrs- sgras-. ~ ~ ran~.
hnSss "hiss slesee. - fz%sr. siars. ss7e
sstr sxr.rB--s l.-rr~l. a. =. snrsns~ sfs-
sssps fssss'slt. 3 e. elssves - esass Rrd
Tor, a 81
fse fss currf s,shss, dr. lss.- ssa ktt~. !
2 i1x - stfns. e~p~a - cer~si ffsr es.s~-ss
49, r'ses z~ssr
ssssr "a - ea~st iiss- - se-as~r- sksr. 20.
fs~~e. 80 ~. f&H F-iss ss2<xs Nsussr q -
$50
T.tsr~ 49,.
~ess 80 v~-ss-1 - -. er.sss w~sssa -
esv sh~ss s~a~a a. r-s go ~saa-as. as
s5s.~ nss s-s sssa
W-ee 80 sskssa< = g. = ss~ reri fsF ssi-sA
s'.sss So. s.s 49, So ~ s== -~ 40
s.~-~ss ss-- .ss~ - sa~ - -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Sixteen Men Go Down with Packet
Steamer

L0sDos, Jan, l6-The worst fears re-
garding the fate of tie packet steamer
Admiral Moorson have been realized. The
vessel started from Dublin Wednesday bound
for Holyhead with crew of seventeen men
and some twelve passengers. In the channel
she encountered heavy gale. and labored
hard. Soon the ship sprung leak.
Thursday night everything possible
was done by the captain and crew,
but when il WAS seen that the vessel was
doomed, the lifeboats and barges were low
cred. The wind Was blowing perfect hur-
ricane at the time. and the night was dark
The boats pushed on but two of them sank
almost instantly and twelve of the crew and
faur passengers were drowned. The remain
der of the persons encountered terrible
weather and suffered greatly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

The Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
Company have begun the shipment of ice,
taken from Clam Lake. The prospect nov
Ia for very heavy shipment during the
remainder of the season. provided the ice
holds ont. Enquiries are being made from
all over the country, the FIRST shipment. made
yesterday. being fof Columbus. OHIO. About
twenty fve men are nov at work on the lake
and the number will be increased Of course
az occasion demands. The ice nov being
taken from the lake IL of very hne quality
CodIidc Times.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Died in a Church.

TAUNTON, Mass. Jan. 1S.-Harrison Tweed,
aged 67, prominent citizen, was taken sick
in the Winthrop Street Baptist church to-day
and died in few minutes. He was Presi-
dent of the Mt. Hope Iron Company and an
officer or director in four other large bust
ness concerns. He was Stete Senator for
two terms and Presidential elector In 1872
and member Of the Governors council for
three years. He leaves a widow, two
daughters and son. Charles II. Tweed. of
New York, who is a son-in-law OF William
NJ. Evarts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
THE ICE CARNIVAL.

The Weather Improving the Prospects
for a Successful Affair.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1S.-Work on the ice pal
ace is progressing very favorably. For two
afternoons a fire hose has been utilized in
covering the structure with water, and the
improvement has been very marked. The
ice is coming up in fair quantities, the roads
being much improved by the fall of snow. A
hundred men were at work yesterday. A
quantity of ice has been brought to the
place ready to begin the construction of an
ice lion. Darling, secretary of the carnival
bali, has received letters from costumers in
New York, Boston and Bangor, signifying
their intention of being in Montreal during
the carnival
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
The Presidents Social Duties.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-Arthur will not
visit New Orleans until after March 1. The
Presidents social duties have kept him busy
during the past week and are likely to en-
ploy his evenings for some time to come.
His engagements for this week include Al
baugh's Opera house Monday night. where
he will witness Elizabeth, Queen of Eng
land" by Mime. Adelaide Ristori: n recep-
ton to Congress, Tuesday night, and a
state dinner to the Cabinet Wednesday
night Dinners to the Diplomatic Corps and
Judiciary will also be given by the President
on the two succeeding Wednesdays. Sena-
tor Edmunds, Speaker Carlisle and num-
Der of Congressman have been invited to the
Cabinet dinner.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Montreal Mass Meeting.

MONTREAL, Jan. ia large public meet
ing Of unemployed workingmen has been
called for Tuesday night, when addresses
will be made by leading merchants on the
situation. 1t is thought by careful calcula-
ton that nearly six thousand men are idle
in this city and suburbs. In Redpath's sugar
refinery about one hundred men are en-
ployed out Of six hundred and all the nail
factories are running with two hundred CT
tn. .. | q DIRE / men less than usual.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
CaughtIn His Own Trap.

BEutoBD, Ind, Jan. 1S.-Three months
ago the safe Of Dafferty & Switzerland, of
Springville, Ind, was robbed of S1.237. Z.
f. Switzerland. of the Arm, employed J. H
Mowatt to work mp the case, paying him $50
In advance, with instructions TO be scre
and arrest the burglar He thought the de-
tective was not working fast enough, 80 he
wrote him to report at once. This Mowatt
did by arresting Southerland for the crime.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Two RIvrRs, Wis, Jan. 1s.-The tug Boss,
of this city, owned BY Allie Il Laford, and
which broke from her dock Thursday even
ing, is still missing. The wind being from
the northwest, she driftsd out through the
piers into the lake. Several boats were sent
IN search OF her, but owing to the strong
wind and snow nothing has been accom-
plished
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Must Put on STYLE.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. Is. - Adit. Gen.
Robertson has issued orders that all officers
of the Governors staff shall provide them
selves with uniforms, which will cost the
new colonies and majors 800 apiece. II il
also the intention to require all staff officers
to be mounted upon occasions of parade,
ceremony, and at encampments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Gone With q kickapoo.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-The wife of
George Fawcett, of Germantown, has eloped
with a pper-colored brave known as Deer
foot, = member Of strolling band of Kick
apoo Indians who have been entertaining
the suburb with alleged war dances and med
icine pow vows. The couple have gone to
New York, the tickets being purchased with
part Of 500 which Mrs. Fawcett induced her
husband TO withdraw from savings bank.
Fawcett has started after the fugitives.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

NHw HAvFs, Conn, Jan. ls-Dr. Carver
last night completed his Herculean task. On
Monday last he commenced the feat Of
breaking GOO wooden balls in sir days.
Although he has been troubled with swol-
len srist and an injured eye he faisbed last
night with a score Of t0.eSo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Mackin ct al. Indicted.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-The special grand jury
appointed by the Cook County Criminal
Court returned indictments Friday night
against Mackin, Gallagher, Shields, Hans
Trough, Sullivan, Behl and Gleason for par
ticipation IN the ghteenth Ward election
frauds. Mackin was also indicted s. y ,rately
for perjury In swearing he did not order the
printing of the bogus tickets.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
The Southern Hurricane.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Jan. 1S.-This city
was visited Friday night 10y a very heavy
wind storm. A number of business houses
were unroofed. trees we're uprooted and sew
erai small factories damaged. The loss is
extensive, but the amount of damage can
not be ascertained as yet The Telephone
Company sustained severe damages.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

PrrTsBURo, Pa, Jan. 1s.-For forty-eight
hours it rained almost continuously here
and at the headwaters OF the Allegheny and
Monongahela rivers. Dispatches from diff
fsrsnt points report all small streams greatly
swollen. Al thi. place the rivers are rising
very rapidly. with sixteen feet on the gauge
at , clock 10 night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Ten Thousand Dollars for hs legs
EtxHaEr. Ind. Jan. is.-George Sheaf. =
young man II this city. Who had both ieTS
cat or While switching foS the Lake Shore &
Michigan southern ksilwsy Company tee
yeare aro. has hevn awarded Sio.es dam
sAes in tho Circuit Cosrt Of this csanty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

BANGOR, Me-, Jan. 1s.--Black measles has
broken out in the camp above Moosehead
Lake. Two men have died and four more lie
posed of men from the Provinces. and they
are much alarmed II is likely that the en-
crew will come from the woods and that the
winters operations will be broken up.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Inauguration Railroad Rates.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1s.-The Inauguration
Committee on transportation announces
that the Pennsylvania Baltimore d Ohio and
other railroad companies have offered to
transport organizations and single passen-
gers from all points to Washington, during
the inauguration week, at figures much lower
than ever before.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Flannels 81 al descriptions are marked down A
the most wonderful low prlcee. e.. f0c. 12s<e lhs
l'c. hic, lS. During a business e1perienoe of up-
ward oi thtrty hve years We have never known
such values Tor the money a. BDW prevail IN earh
Department 81 Onr Store. NJ matfer what youe
wants may be 10 the Dry 6ssodf line you viii fnl
cvery Rrucle marked cOrress pondinR with The
great scarcity of money. A busle uf pl,sat w.l
purchase more gopds from our E-tabllshfnsnt
ihan II ever would tincs the formation 20 ths
world. erRINs COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Shot His Sister.

BRooKLrS, Jan. ls.-Louis Pearsall, aged
IL, while examining fle thought to be IN
loaded. last night, at his home. No. ga Smith
street. accidentally slipped the hammer. The
bullet entered the head of his SISTER Lizzie,
inficting what is supposed 60 be fatal
wound The boy was arrested and held 20
await the action of the coroner.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Sudden Death at Mt Clemens.

Mr.. CLsxsss, Mich, Jan.i8-Georac ".
Pelton, aged e5, city collector. died suddenly
yesterday morning. While shoveling snow
he began to feel III and vent into h,. house.
His wife went out for assistance. Upon her
return she found him dead. Paralysis was
the cause.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Fear wssSs. Jan l.. The f,ttsburs. Fort
wsyns 4 Chicago brakeman strike sndssi Co.
night The company came e. terms ~iih
shs strikers, ssteeius 20 smplcr svrft man
who ~anted rsssitian. thuuph nsanr -
fessi The deshle hssd srsssfn wil c,sptsnpe
ne fsfmsflf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

CsrRo. Jan. IS.-Gen. S,uart's forces
started from Gakdul Wells January IL for
Meammeh. Water IL carried in iron tank.
aud Caoutchouc bags. Two pinis are served
duly ~ each p,rspn exclusive Of the guam
tty use for cooking purposes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Premier Ferry Conservative.

PANS, Jan. is.--Premier Ferry declined 90
parley with the African International Asso-
citation until the latter has arranged ii- dif-
ferpnccs with Portugal. The International
As.oeiatiou offered 60 crde o. Portugal q
portion ~ territory in exchange for an out
let 90 the sea
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

rrrTsnuas. Pa. Jan. ls.-Ths Champion
coal mine-, in The fourth pool. have r.sumsd
operations At reduction ~ ~ cents per
busheI Tor mining. The lowest price Paid for
years. The Caledonia and Nrsi 'nip~- hs.s
notices I~ssssd ordering . similar fedpet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

prHtsS. ian. is--A selegram from Cen
ssantiporie state. the Sniian h@s ordered
een irsops g ecrurY Ssaaim. si,e es.i 81
transportation assd snsinsraaoce q, k,s f.id
cut uF f7vpnans derived fratn tAe Eeprtsan
tss siesssY lytns ai,ne she Rel ~es e,sast.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

LIvKRPooI, Jan. 1S.-The Ocean ship Santa
Clara, which on Thursday night came into
collision with and sank the packet steamer
Admiral Moorson, of Holybead, returned
here for repairs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Msessss fan - fhs Italian istsnriass
rtineirs 81 Ainssiss al ustsatsis sailed
e aaf ~ssH sfesss's fss Assas - pfssses he
itsiisa sssssAf ihsfs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

CHsrssSs wgoninz. Jan. i94Willsm
Hale. lai~ osvefaof ~ wrsmine ~as sized
hsfs yesterday sedef ths snspires 20 ths
keiahis Irnpiaf The -sofbes vos -esF
seid. bst fheFs -s~ sFssi Fafnaus ~ iessi
fisia eel faiiifaff sref1fia~ Eaisf ssras
fssniss - she Fnfted STATES sssaiefs sttsa1sa
sfeas Fssfs ns-ssll
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
THE LEGISLATURE.
Saturdays Doings at the State Cap.ta'. f.

Saturdays Doings at the State CAPITA.
LANSING, Jan. 18.-The following bills were
introduced yester- day: By Mr.. Austin (Rep.),
Calhoun-Joint resolution for paying the
expenses of The American Pathological So
ciety's exhibition at Grand Rapids. BY Mr..
Shoemaker Dem. }, Jackson-ApproprIatin
money for the Pioneer Society; also for re-
pairs to the Jackson prison. BY Mr.. Moon
(Rep), Muskegon-For the relief of pur-
chasers aud settlers on swamp lands.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. 1S.-The produce ex-
chanx semi-annull statement shows $4,000
tons OF wheat rem inning IN the State Jan.
the present year. against only 10000 tons
on the sama date last year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

wAsHrxGroN. Ian. fs-Mrs. Stanley Mat
thews. who hrs '-ao~ ~ fer some time past,
4 not xpected 10 live.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Nsu fsss. taa a TIE cceaa sssaan.
shie lspsz fezssssAf a~noaprpa fssfh@s
f4si~fs issn q .tses~xs seas~eae~t sass@ 1hs
fass = ne4 el1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

% yards good Yard Wide Sheetins for oniy O.
Dollar.
- Yards good twill Crash t0welins FOR One Dd
lar.
ID yards good Cotton FLANNEL for One Dollar
ElegAnt IasnmeTes in ali co3orr Oni, zse -
&c hsttsr eoods dian yOu vii nnd slss~Asrs ~
double tle money.
oood CAllcoe for only and cents per gard
PLAID Dress Goods for oal, fcur aai .ae-hsll
cents yer .ard.
sfuSs a ConpxBY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

The Canadians Coming Home.
CArRo. Jan. Those Of the Canadian
coutin2ent.vit the Nile expedition who h e
finished their K. numbering nearly Il. 80
hundred. emoa s at Alexandria February 4
on their return trme
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

as.srrss. tss s@is ~,tsgs~fs - s-
~sass gssrsa fszsesses t@siss 1&sns<s -s*
ssss.is ssilss tes-s kss f-<s s~ssss 80 ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

and al Others who 4 sire Il avail themselves
oar Great lissslng Oug Sale 0f nTy Goszxs Al
AtrI'ats Nil bs mare calnforiabl, served n n
could slslt siore IA tbs fore part 81 tise tay
acoonnt If the great cro~ds Il leopls nlkk1l
purchases eVerg HfieFn0on.
SPRIks 4 CoxfAS1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Beautiful Plaids and excellent value for osiy 3
and 3 csnts IssT ,ard.
Morstet Dress Ossods in beautiful brocade uu&I
terms ia ali the most fashionable cor, for s,.ls
one shilling per yard. SrAISo A CosrAsr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Black Satin Brocsde some of the most eiaxune
patterns TO be found IA any market. redac-d vssy
nue4l pIlce.
hPRIN6 q Coxfkxy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Brocade Yelvels. colored Yelveis and Cslosuf
SILK Pushes reduced IA pFloe
sfKISs A CozrAxr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

We give notice 10 the Farmer the Mechanie s1h
10 ail hb0rfns men and women that our prioes q
Dry Goods Will be made to corrs~ Pond with ti.o
tow prices prevailing. not only for thesr labor bet
tor all kinds Of Isrssiuoe raIssSl uf,sn the fnrm
Visit our store and judge for ,,orselse<.
kPRIN0 A oxykpy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

l6 yards beautiful Brocade Dfess 3oods for o.
Dollar
Dood White flann for only nine cent?.
Osnshams for only J. AID cents ps.r ,srd
hPRiN0 a IokrAHY
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

Our 81 L Stock embraces several hundred pssou
ana gooi ID ans theasaaI ,iiarz, which ws aro
bound 10 ciose oa lB the nexi tea days.
hPRIN0 A lokFkRY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

These ale Tie loWte Ne have ever known.
biac~ satin klgadame for Ia. s.. 81 = onG
sl.sJ All thtse go,d- have bsen rsducssd nenrii
one-half Ia prize. ILay must be sold. Ne or1
overloaded On item.
SPREN6 A toxyxrx.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

MANY peo IL are nos aware 20 he immense ,
d0ell0n haze made on silk DFass tos IA of q
Kinds az we'll a. tle great cut "a tie pslce q
goods IA oher dctaari ments frlsse Elle<.se no<ik
The changes m Sunlner nllks and other Sikh n
d0csd from s1g aDd ulc t0 Sbc Aiso large
from dc aud 4ac !, daced Ia sSc. Also ab0ui f1ft
lat'oee WORTH from q to sl1u. fsSlucf< a. uSc-
large lol II very heavy Grs-fraln silks - 4 colos
worth I. ON sl.-5 10 sl.s0 pei yATd lave znnsb
~ s3c.
Black Silks onls look al the low prices.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-02-05

It comcs within our province this week to
perform the painful duty Of recording the
sudden death Of Mr.. Max Buckentin. On
Monday he took drive Of about thirty miles
into the country and returned that evening
feeling unusually well, but shortly after his
return to town and while at his store, he was
taxed suddenly i'll. He.was conveyed to his
home and died about three o'clock Tuesday
morning after suffering all night in great
agony. His last illness was inflammation Of
the bowels which seems to have been COMPILE
Gated with some affection Of the lungs. He
had been unwell for some time past but the
Gus As to warrant the slightest apprehension
OF such disastrous and un looked for results.
lie leaves behind young wife, and two small
children one an infant of only one week, who
have the heartfelt sympathy of the cOmmu-
nifty in their untimelv loss Of loving hus-
band and father.
Mr. Buckentin has been residefe Of Nor
ris for the last years, during " hicL time:
whatever capacity it was his lot 10 All, he has
always On joy ed the confidence and esteem Of
those who had the pleasure Of his acquai mt
ance: and by his death the community loses
an honored and beloved citizen.
In the fall of 1882 he was elected to the
Otice Of court commissioner for Stevens coun-
~, which Office he held at the time Of his
death. He left his family in comfortable orr
comfortable home, besides other property, in
Guiding large stock of drugs and store build
ing. His life was also insured in the Con-
necticut Life Insurance Com pany for o., OO0. 90
which amount will very probably be paid
over without question, rs his dues and A.
sessments had all been paid up.
The funeral takes place to- day at 2 o'clock.