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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
THE NORTHWEST.
A Mob Lynches Bell by Hanging
Him on the Court House
at Pierre.
4 Fine Residence Burned at Marine and
Two Destructive Blages on Farms
Near Steele.
The Lay Out for the Season--SiouX
City Enacts High License Law
--Other Minor Events.
MINNESOTA.
The winters Cut.


DULUTH, April 16.-The lumber camps
are breaking and the boys are coming out OF
the woods. The cut is considerably smaller
this year than last. Surveyor General Mer-
ritt furnishes the following:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
A means Daily
3 Except Sunday

Additional trains between st Paul and Minneapolis
via Short Line leave both cities hourly; for par
ticulars see Short Line time tables
ST. PAUL-Charles Thompson, City Ticket Agent,
1e3 East Third street. Brown Knebel Ticket
Agents, Union Depot.
MINNEAPOLIS-G. L. Scott, City Ticket Agent,
No. z, Nicollet House. A. B. Chamberlain, Ticket
Agent, Depot
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
BED Wing.

At the next meeting of the GOOdhue
Farmers institute, on Saturday, May 2,
William K. Putnam will speak Oh the
raising of poultry and eggs as an auxiliary
10 tie dairy, in connection with the
creamery. Joshua Allyn and John Nor
quist will speak on raising small fruits.
Full discussion is invited and everybody
asked to attend. At the last meeting the
secretary was instructed to write to Prof.
Porter of the Minnesota Agricultural col
lege, asking him to lecture before the club
at its regular meeting June g.. The brick
work on the creamery building is COM
pleted. Why not give Red Wing the
State Industrial school? Every other city
OF its size in the state and some much
smaller have state institutions, but Red
Wing has none. 1t is about time
for her To have some one of them. 80.
{. c. Graham will accept the Office of JUS
tce of the peace if it is rendered him. . .
Capt j. G. HAYES has been offered posi-
ton as captain of a steamer on the Nile
under the employ OF the British govern
ment. Matthews u Robertson of this city
nave sold their trotter, Black Jim, to Den
MS Ryan of st. Paul. He will be shipped
to 1Ir. Ryan'S stock farm near Salt Lake
City. Utah. The Hubbard guards had
their first open-air drill of the present year
last Wednesday evening. g. Since the
GLOBE has received its new dress il is the
handsomest and best paper in the great
Northwest. Lieut. w. II. Sage of Fort
keogh, Mont, is visiting here.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
The financial standing of Goodhue county
Is shown by the following table:
Total available assets .............. S53,2lS 81
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
CHICAGO,
milwaukee G st. Paul R'y.
THE FAST MAIL LINEl

Pullman Sleepers with Smoking Rooms, and the
finest Dining Cars In the world, run on sill Main
Line trains to and from Chicago and Milwaukee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17

ST. PAUL RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17

Dining Cars, Pullman Sleepers, elegant day coaches
between st. Paul, Minneapolis, Fargo, OAK, and
Portland. Or without change. Emigrants are car.
RED out Of st. Paul and Minneapolis on Missouri
River Express.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
DEPARTING TRAINS.

Dining Cars, the finest in the world and luxurious
smoking Room Sleepers all fast trains to Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17

City oace, st. Paul. s2s (odNo. 49, jackson street.
City Office, Minneapolis, No. 10. EicoIiet House,
CHAs. o. FEE,
General Passenger Agent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17

Amount of available assets over
and above liabilities. .S5O,2S0 30
The county has no bonded debt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
l0Mr Monrn.



cheap. aud ihhi is The mntto 6f ripta,,t
Joyce
The Immense trade uyiu.artnd IA, dis
riiy reudprs II necessary fnr tho n,r,
chants VI fuH Worth i0 rnrN LARGO nnd
.Wrll.nssoflrd stocks. and tbis ostabIist,
ihcnl Is by no mrgns mn cxrcplian "a no
rule ~ u visit hy YOU 10 their mnpin,niL
store viii rcadilS domonslutr pmtard
Joyce keep q hil cofps of 4klllrd
workbench employed nil the Willie tnnnrl
inV aud packing now ponda ma
putting NJ al urndra al otnnpl.d
down" tuyllurc for the retail Trade.
The trrdc ~ this house, though extensive,
IN tine city. reaches out lo upnrl, nh narts
of Texas. aud is growing daily ~ prrtirs
Tum dNianrc. NsitiuY Tho CIV shoul1
not lcnv, the Fort until thew ha,c mid
This great furniture holac visit. ns tbrir
trip to Tie city would hp mcnmnlrtr
without so doing. aud If ,nu don't v5,,t
to buy goods you win mcrt with tlio s,n,r
courtesy aud attention by these rrntlr-
mpu mud bp sho,,u thrnt,,.t, u4. .,,,,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
THE trvni t'rncrnls ui ih" Nn,
tpli,I.t,u,t.. Htt...


The only two urcnt commander, nov
living Whu larrd tnch other w mnkinn the
thc thrilling and rlimsunrd annals ui the
late cnll war are ten, William r. Nh,r
man aud Gen Joseph T. Johnston utnnt
mel Lee, Iusvph und Sidney Johnston.
Hcurugnnl Buclnrr. bragg aud Pumhoi.
ton Ia battle, ns rhic comuaupcr., and
ul thcm Joseph IT, Johnston. Bcaurornrd
aud lluckuor survive
Meade, who met the icrriblc shock col
hlilc ni trltNahurw was borne tu thr
City ul tIu silent Wiihnn short time oi
the imposing Southern puncnm thai rom.
mlltrd the dust pl Ice Ia the mother
dust, and Thomas uud lluod, who fought
tlio n-l great battle ui the war II Nash.
VILE, both sleep the drrnmlr-. steep m
the dcnd
sherman aud Johnston alone rclnuiu ol
tlru great commanders who lurkcd hotn~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
SEE OUR LIST OF BARGAINS.

NrnHot hatudps inlt gouda
lno paifH brpyiUrb plhid ginrinmt, ui inn
lhurr has hUpu ntVht mnUN ut lhuW sold M
tpSAs lhl- vir in the high ,tirpd aiurrs M nNI
hut n,u pripV " unlN ln, lhrN hit lhr Nruds
We nhet ha,pdna La Nhltc dtc., souHs 81 an
Kinds
va nncr ptnlrd lmpn laNus At Zoe, -otd ~,
utlrt 4u'tra ~ set
We tu' sNliug nui the hnNnrv ~ our atutk nf
porrs'l. ~ cost, and ihpy htv punut fnst
We NV "netlog hoIBoius m hlrncnod shrrl
ing tad ahitilnN
W. htv Nfrtiuu ~ ulrcu nt lace hunting ut
lon tl,v usual r,ru iMt We have iil ibp
rnluf.
We alter hntgnlut la lndlu4' Cnrarts one hh.
rotart B. % good uur uW i1p rut-tl D. NrtA
auud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
I,c.toid ,tu,ut
Vi tie Font Worth Grorer CO.'S
\ Mnmnn lllalnlnll, nmn.a.

sprcal to the 'hspuo
llur -toN, rN. \ue g. Mrs. 4 A.
la-rr Is Widm ll,mg In the Fourth
ward was lrightlnliN BURNED early this
morning ht m explosion ul an pi can.
rho lH,l, attempted lo lill q lighted lamp,
ana willie IA thu act uf pouring tlW oil the
fluid iUuiiod. causing The explosion llpt
inlurics are pronounced ,crN serious aud
la an probability fatal Nh. ta~et Is u
old resident aud hiuhly respected
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
REUNION


NJ visiting Fort Worth during of attending
10, TO
be o we De
Grant u he lie Ind
Nmth an
that the decision had been left the soldiers
have ld II n~tslt
that Pres
tlur Cleveland should nam t,rotl THOMAS Fairly.
Atettmg ditor 1ac talmvt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

krp ,uu fond ui social glass, % aamr
at pool. uf a good cignrf u 80 lhnd WHO
r. not, 90 Ia lhe Traders, west side pun
lit @dnhre, aud tty Mint Is served ny
there. Mr. kd. Kelly. The proprietor +
d clp,cr aud genial gentleman, nnd W..
,Ihch Reispr. his polite assistant, also, dp
all lhcy can 10 please their customers al,l
visitors, furnishing them with a. ihrdeli-
cacips " he season, Ice drinks W. The
aiHnmeE and hoi AfIHk "a thN winter
ifhs Urcoh rmr, fNGl pleasant resurl.
4lusi,ai nn ilr iinsruair trrei.rer lne
ihis siae ~ iht pavilion, q n'sA nndN We
mapaqrniqn, * Nf Kfils aud latunoid
tlass 81 heer aud chVlee llaAapa, foil
eDnld NOS hc hctief pNoHA ilHn w
s,sit As IN. popular place 70 can y iht
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
N,osdni w,ipumr

a. rNlrudrd 30 or rulntndes Whu MVlc
tlo uuv viii as ~ wen ns 'ilo~' VINO
worn the hluc inul tlct nr caoi ann h'l
invited lu call ulid see ns' 'Arhnne'
r4nml-cences and buy TeNas lahu "f rlN
nrontrt, IuinInuN 3 MH1lN,
tir,l Estate Agents. pos Main ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

Every twenty I've c"uis' Wutil, ct n"od4
tuu hur entities ynu lu Ticket ia The
tree di-uihulon of prizes. l'ir-' prRr
"A ii nrsi.rlns. unlimited c"np"u tirkei
from rurl Worth IA NrW Norh ciiS 'm
tlr popular Bee Line route
Numu-' CUtu Nfurt,
Onr dunl north oi pickWick lwiol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

lhr laNanisca iron aud curnicr mann.
lh'lo wiH ui the city Hrc one ut thc u,nih
Whlnie' Va Tho uphuidina nt the fnH
nn0 Nfr now innkmu the corrugated Iron
tooin9 hud slding, and ihc pnicnt .fprru.
kuIcN IRON ceiling, metallic shingles. ,ir.
lh"sc gentlemen are mnhinn u Speculate,
nl lh'u piirnl ,hoeliru Weath,tbpard
inn when cannot be- surpassed tar dnra.
nilll and general appearance put ola
buildings This article hrinn siric,I,
hrr'pfool ~ another argument In "A i In,oi.
nnl should hc uSud IN plhcvui other nm
lerml thl aud examine This work AT
llarN Bros Hast wrn,hruod street.
This Uty
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

1000 sturtr on, ,ptr uld, and 2nno steers
two Years old. delivered ~ Nhnuulih
ranch. la liorlrn county luuA mh's
northwest irom Culoudo cry Address
". y Johnson, resident manager ~ ul-
uHdo, Mitchell rountN Texas, giving
nnmhrr. prirp aud quality
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

'nN Main sirrl. Opposite w, rnsinnlcc.
rs drScr,rdlN termed the lhlarr llrsinn
rant of The Southwest Time nor money
has not hcun SPARED tomukc lh .Ut a.mo4
lhc polmuulco NJ The South Al TINT Tie
market Affords is ia hc Ind at. panius. \
iull iowc ui nitcutl,o waiter, nr, Ia rrndi.
noss Ia SOC that cachgucst hns prompt and
proper nitcnilun, aud unlike an other
restaurants W any prrtcniinus, Mr.
llnulais the musl reasonable Ia his prirps
DO moi luil tovi-li Dunin', Casino tr~inu.
rant 500 Main street, opposite ,hr posi-.
oilcc, ior v Il worthy ot q ,ish,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

Echr In mlud that ,hc bvst hakinu pow
der m earth i~no goud Whuss used nc-
cotling So directions aud that silver
Loaf " vs. nu exception to the rule
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

The old prescription file OF The above
honsc from which prescriptions can ho
Hllpd. Il NOW NJ T., W. Wolls' drug store
rurncr Fifteenth aud Houston
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

w oncf "a rosi ior thirty dat-, w. ~.
ducr stock, q groW variety oi desirable
clothing v " Hrtfs 500 Houston
atpstt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

'etdfpfedall0ns on public domain
anifd on, with little ciGort on th"
NE authorities To- rhrrk fhU.
ahch Che Chinese ia l'lncrr
lal, orc said 10 hr cutting
\ qanllte, Of sugnrpinc un guy-
bud The ttccs ARE rut bl thcm
aaOf inlp "slook., and II their
not perfectly straight the
Nandoldd aud other trees cut
N lllls method great quantities
A tto icllcd aud spelled loronl pur-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

l,cylhiuu la the line at furnishing
goods. iium II" At 20 crnls dozen To- a
syn suit Of ,ilh underwear, ~ Dnllmau
llfu-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
lIGH1FUL CASE
Of a COlOred Man

lnttnit cnsc Of hluni pnl4on la
,s,'u,indb, SOME Ot iluo beat lil,.-
W,l ihay used the old uurdip
NA.W pnaah. which brought on
W w loniitrd m, digestive organ,
oa tal aWullru aud lull of phin.
lrillie rendition. When ! lhi hrrl
1 1l. d, pli,airlnus, who ma -rth
WY, ~ iba medicine ln uiiirt cners
,s ..ssNben splendid llmc lui,st th,
4 WIN. .tsrlnr WHOM commenced
st Mh physirluU said I rnuld not
IN Hrdir The ordinary treatment,
$40, tltrnp the iurdiriu' "ltWllN
dlfefilnn.. which I continued Tor
louk nnthuu clar pnl com
LAW, nom the ilral, occasionally
4 ,,@ l9cl sol IRON lulIudonrr. soon
,.tl.n len inc, ny Nppcl llr ur'uiuu
"A .ifr Nlfrts. which the doctor -nid
A Nv. ffrbtful be- hnd ctur seen. began
A fh Az l.tof Ortuhpr ls7L ! Wus u
n Nae am stronger nov 'hnh eyer
ID I'M Wplvh more. hnNu moi tuilcd
A ID, dht alnrr That llWr lring on
4 ibs oli warehouse ~ tlrHa t'urlrt
Il ft,,r hrru, and sim AN, doing SOU,
a .is.lvufl anY man rNpi lid. Hnd uu
Il sMteran, uOuHlonthit unN lr asked
n sihlt el.r. -Wlfts specific hm- sn'rd
I'm NDtli.NbON
4 0l, 'ntll ~, 1870.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

II you have ucytr lrrd silver l.nu hNk
ing powder 90 ot one, and h,iy q sample
box
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

The Ives, brands oi ci9af~ and the
mr1eA stwk ~ pipes can alNN> bt
iuunl al u w. Williams a 20
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

She large aud rummodlon- FEED store
nu tho rurncr of sixth aud Houston W
the property of the nhovc-nnmrd gentle
mnn, who gives his cntirc attention io
the .ult nt stock irud of nll kluds Va ihls
rliy. Bcnu II live aud acthr hd,lno@~
man. and being wen posted IN the mhltor
Of lrrd and groh, Wr kuuN of me- ono net
tcr antlihrd Ia lll Your orlprs ~ whnlr'
sale nnd retail hln Mr. Patterson rms
establishment carries ihr mu-i extensive
stock uf feed and umlu 81 ANY house w
the state. ~ has NOW on hhud 2""'
tons of the celebrated tonei hnl ne
l,o,,lr,lpod lo bo tile hest hny uh me
market. bpsidps ihun.hnds OF rir hnntltf'
nnd oats in carload lots, also llc llllllh
sod. the nnr california clover sceu NJ"
al pnpnlar in this country aus" wy
johnson atns- seed, thnn wll'ch ihpt' l-
no hotter feed for stock TINS Is Ne -n'p'.
NJ Patterson Who was "-lrNtk' wv
with hhr1nin Ia nram aud icrl, meme,
! II Is nov that yun can grl your lwu %,
M kinds ut him H such laW"s ih1' y,
+ win onahlc You to 10y az monei lor N''u
/ iincs. so remember W Y Nh'n vow
Mhnt frcd ul int kind
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

THIS gentleman Is located on tl,,, corner
OF liclhmr aud public square aud h one
ui tue I've dealers OF the city. aud Wntr
agent iur uin and mill machinery TOR
Omar scott engines, Michigan Nhn,il
wind mill, Kalamazoo tubular Nrll ma
chnrlN etc, eau and pc Mr. took
while in the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

s.,, 30 per cpni by huylhu ynur mixed
rain N H. W Wunahs q tn.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

u yuur hnad isnoi idst Us tie "qucth's
taste, - use SILVER Ioai lmking powder
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

|'aaa lIa,l', q Sll,cr Loaf lml,ing
IN. ,, ,aral by an nfowa
4 II sp,t WIZ than ,louhled within
elsss'.s,,. Ne question Of lis
i '''er 1t has ben iaifo
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

wv olklng powder places The
hpllscwlir upui,nu Unequal
es% WHO have made bread.
s'ay In ycan
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

aelttiff bhr 10 tihli gfnhn ilioi eh
,.t fo,l tmsius ,aNdsf Nonm ~ r'At
eWl 10 aad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

stock clothing at 4 " Bcla, 500
tlnuatun strict
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
THEGAHETTE. FORT WORTH, TENAS FRIpNy AUGUST


talrrs' aud Wan ilic ,itocn rrpc when
tpH want ~ hc refreshed NJ ncadyf.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
uurord. Nldrich a MorlhIngtuu,

The nhovc.nnmrd nrm are not oult
hgrut- for the states aud territories metz
toned IN the heading of this article, but
are also nwouts for Nuriuu- nrwc and
wealthy mnnulHciurluWc companies among
whom wc make mention ol the Wiuonn
WAGON company, Gate city Carriage cuu-
pnnt aud the lurk island Flow company,
hoslU- hciuu Hgouis Tor nll lhc principal
aud popular tanning implements OF all
makes and descriptions manufactured In
the United States This establishment
Is one ur the largest IN AN North TcNn-,
aud when they uol Ia their iull stock
will have the hest assortment of goods
i'm their line ul any implement mud wagon
house IN tho South. \liluugh recently
slMuud. the, have already begun ln dn u
heavy business shipping goods uul 10y
the carload und making ~nlc- al
carriages aud buguic. daily. The Rock
island plpW f. their pet, nnd from iliot-
sands Of testimonials comes the state
,lucut tmt II T. far superior 10 any pillow
mndr Ina the uilpd Slntpt. 'lhs pillow j,
hritut. adapted for this country than any
otter make ON the market, aud u drs-
tined to lnkp the "cnkr' over an other
pluws IN use This 1rm hn,o the most
rnmmudluus building In the city, rum
Mug ihrough the block from Main To-
Ru~k. with nilroad track leading 10 their
Rusk street entrance, rmhling them ln
receive aud discharge freight rapidly.
llrrotl causing ne delay with orders In
trusted to thrm They mvc q hhli-dpni
msi.clnss men IN the field uNWdmp 10 the
interest If this house Mr. Aldrlch aud
other members ui the firm are 10 lt
found In chmrgc Of the office and the slip
pinn 81 nll freight So, reader rrmcuhel
hp urcnl Implement aud wagon huu-c ~
Hulurl. Nldrich a Norihmutuh, sncrrs
snr> io ~. y. Bnlord a Goa at 1000 mn,
ICON Main street. this ely and give thcn
. "A pult
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

M, p'''' YOU Forge, H.
1. S y, pyrl' fuzzy equipped vim
m M il( TO mike ibr home
'Alas powder. ''l'F W
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

me Carriages
correspond at the l.nipr
stock stable al Il l..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PRnBArE.-E Estate OF Eliza No-s, deceased
VIII admitted 10 probate. - Estate OF John
Rasmussen, deceased. Bond of admins
tratrix tled, and letters issued 10 karohne
Rasmussen. .--E Estate of William Eardly
deceased. Commission TO take testimony
issued TO Melville keay, of the town of Kill
tagen. County Wicklow, lreland.-E Estate
OF Okke Dykema, deceaSes. Will and peti-
tiOn for probate OF same hled. August -
set 70 hearing.
POLICE Malcolm Mcpherson, drunk paid
3 35.- Sarah Waters, drunk; released on
suspended sentence. The People vs.. Hugh
Mckay Larceny less than SO Sentenced
10 State House of Correction at lonia for 30
days People vs. Charles III. Bignell. Per
jury. Adjourned to August IL.
CRcUIT, OFFICE BUsINEss.-Albert Bet
terly. a Administrator of the Estate of j.
ID. Miles, ". Porter NIntOn. keplevin.
Return on appeal from Justice Atherton, of
SPARTA filed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
A BIT OF ROMANCE.
a Lady Tries 10 Rescue Woman From
Her Husband Arms.

4 Lady Tries 10 Rescue woman from
Her Husband Arms.
IN amusing incident that may result III
something rs serious a. an accident occurred
on South Front street about 20 o'clock Mon
day evening Up to that hour everything
appeared As quiet as usual upon this street
and people were passing TO and fro, most of
them presumably 20 their homes, when a
carriage containing lady and gentleman
appeared from tine north. When directly
under the electric light lady from the side
walk sprang AT the horse : head, and attempt
ed 10 grasp the reius. bat IN lodging blOF
struck AZ her with the whip BY the man IN
toe blzgy she missed her hold and the car
riage with IT. occupants sped away at a rapid
rate across Fulton street bridge IN violation
Of the city ordnance !, and then out of sight.
it appears since that time the lady on the
sidewalk wa- the wife of the man IN the
buggy. and probably intended 10 enter pro-
test, not so much 90 his riding with another
lady but % the affectiOnate position of his
arm. her head. etc. A 10 was pretty little
scene was cut short. although Il was IN
doubtediy continued later on Bronson street,
where the Gentleman resides, and should the
married lady call on the girl who was IN the
buggy south Division street would witness
IT, share Of the romance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
GENERAL GRANTS 5 FUNERAL.
Arrangements tor the Proper Obser-
vance OF the Day IN This City

vance " htfC LAY ~ fhfo 10y
The committee appointed by Custer and
Champhu Posts % make arrangements for
the proper Observance Of Saturday, Aug. :.
a. the day Of Gen. Grants funeral. met at
Hon. G. ". Watkins Office last night. An
invitation had been extended To citizens to
meet with the committee and take part ia
making the necessary arrangements. but
judge Stone vas the only person not mem-
Der OF the e.. 4. K. who was present. The
failure OF the citizens TO turn out was dis
appointment 20 the O.. A. K. men, who,
while they would like 10 see the day observed
with elaborate ceremonies. feel that they are
not able 10 bear the necessary expense with
out the aid OF the citizens, and they hoped
that the citizens would be enough Interested
IA the matter 20 turn out and help to make
arrangements and prepare a program for
the ceremonies. At the meeting last night
there were present, Gen l. ". Heath. Mayor
g. b. Wright, Capt Charles ". Watkins.
Can't George Cook and Comrades Peck
Goldsmith and Snmmerlin.
Il was decided 20 hold memorial services at
Fulton Street Park on the morning of Sat
urday. August :. and that business houses be
requested 20 close during the time of the
services. All old soldiers, whether Grand
Army men or not, are invited To Join with
the Posts in the ceremonies. There viii be
a meeting OF the G.. 4. K Of both Posts, at
Custer Post Hall. this evening. when the
committees necessary To complete the ar
rangements will be appointed. 10 L. intend
ed To extend an invitation TO the State
Troops and all civic societies, To join III the
parade and the funeral ceremonies.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

The viii Of okke DJkema. who died
july "a from injuries received by a bucket
of bot coal err falling on him. when the
platform M the rear Of Cummings r. Dug-
zsns shop broke down. almost six weeks
ago. wss Sled in the Probate Court ye-ter-
8qv Ail ~ fhe estate. which CONSISTS Of
three houses and iots. worth ahout Sl.~tH. p
befueafhed to hiz wife. Janns D. Eema.
during her lifetime. At 1er death f is % b.
divided equally between three Oh idreu- two
sons ard A daughter The sor= 1--we IN this
eitv The daughter is married. and lives AZ
lamont ottawa county.