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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
ADELAIDE RtsroRl
a large Audience Groets the Great
Actress al Powers .


A large audlenoe. IA ~taob sise oultuFs sno
refinement u Grand Rapids ~ss represented
welcomed oae OF tiss GREATEST ACTRESSES 81
this century al fo~ors's Opera House Last
evening, Il Was The dramatic event - tia
season. IN reforring 80 II half al hour after
the fall Of the curtain ga the lEss acl.
Thoroughly imtued with grandeur of ths
revelations OF ulsirloulC greatness, the la.
augUratiou 81 tis irumphs of former days
al h. hardly possible 10 Retire
into q reflective state and consider the plsl
or the artist IL ths crucible 81 oriioal sn-
alysis Mers the hrs1 four acis refstation
q violation Of ali preosdenee ln dramatic a.
rangen4eni or acting the death seene, tns
like OF which for thorough realism and
thrilling impresslyeHess was never before
seen on 8 Grand kaplds stage, would eAoiaoe
from the mind an seuse of past transsres
sions. Whist faults what disappOintments lo
the enthusiastic lover Of dramatic ART could
not md stonement Ia the grandeur, tile
subiimiiy 0f that soene Riston, not "a
force and power, the RistOu ne saw twenty
years ago. but the sAme genius, the same Re
tnement IN method the identical display of IA
tensity IN action and movement ouly inodih
ed by the increase Of yeArs. Tie same aud
only Riston withaL The same picture Of
cultivation and talent which illuminales
every uttersnce. the perfect artistic, the mis-
trcss of all that pertains Ia nae expression of
sentiment and feeling IN ~ diversified eiF
cumstanees and situations. all tins kistOri
conquers with ease, subdUed, with perfect
grace and harmony. The play. Elizabeth "
by one GiaccOmmeiii. II clumsil, construct
ed and awkwardly arranged. here and there
a violation dramatic rules, disjointed and
totally inconsistent IN piot-thOugh not cob
spicuous for plot. In IT. historical relations
II n interesting. interesting ia the period Of
history II deai- with. Ii D. therefore one
calculated TO interest the intelligent mind
With tins purpose, II II acceptable. and fOI
this reason alone.
Ristori belongs 10 Italy; 80 does Slvini.
With these two proud opponents of the heroic
IN the drama Italy need not have any worry
for the place her history viii bold ~ regards
the drama.
The company supporting RistOri h one Of
unusual strength, many Of the cast being
particularly familiar TO Grand Rapids thea
ter-gOer-, especially McSrrr. l1augtou ana
Lane and Miss Clifton Mf. Edmund
Tearle-the bills had il "Ieable '-as hobefi
of hSsec. evinced ability and talent winch
will. If We mistake not, very soon land hlm
M the very foremost ranks OF Tie profession.
Ia hIs methods, voice and appearance he iisis
advantages equaled by few II aag young
men We can recall Ia the profession -dH.
He won such recognition for hiS work last
evening a. may give him the assurance that
he haS made friends here.
The orchestra, too came IN for share 81
the applause. and the clarionei and from
bone solos from Messrs. Harry Hubbard and
Houser were delightful. though not mex
pected pleasures.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Tas PiTTseURo MYSTERY
The ldsntit, OF the BODY Established
NO More Arrests.

CHaoAeo, MAJ 4-Ihe plttrburg trunk
horror is still furnishing the poilce With
considerable work and endlees speculation.
They have established the fact that the body
was that Of Flliipo Caraso, who left ius
home. IS 1ilden avenue. last Thursday
morning al o'clock, and are f0roed 10
relieve he va murdered and his body
placed in the trunk and shipped 10 Pitts
burg within two hours thereafter. There
have been no further arrests a. set. The
trunk which contained the body viii be here
from Pittsburg to-day, aud with that and
the foreign money order found In the pocket
of the decreased detectives hope 10 run down
the guilty parties. Russo l. still uuder sur
yeillanoe He contradiets himself 80 much
about CarusO that the police sre confirmed
IN the opinion that he knows more than he
tells
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Inc Northwest War

WINNIPEG, May 4.-No news has reached
here since Saturday from Middleton's col
umn. which il supposed to have reached
Gabriels Crossing. The steamer North
cote" i ahoat again, loaded with ammu-
milton and supplies. She Is supposed to
have reached Clsrk's Crossing The wires
are broken OF cut between Humboldt and
CiArk's Crossing. 40 communication u com
pletely interrupted. II Il not known yet If
another battle has been fought, bat the
probabilities are one has not. a II - sup
posed Middleton Is waiting for troops to
reach other points before striking another
blow. with the object of cutting of the
escape OF rebels in case they are defeated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
THE INVENTORS
international Exhibition Opened by the
Prince of Wales.


LosDoS. May 4.-The International ln-
veniors' exhibition was formally opened by
the Prince of Wales to-day. His royal high
ness IA a very happy address heartily vel
coined all the foreign exhibitors and ex-
pressed the hope that the enterprise would
meet with the success which should certainly
follow the indefatigable labors of it, pro
mOters. Among the nOtables present were
the Princess of Wales and the Duke and
Duchess of Edinburgh. The weather was
hne and an enormous crowd assisted at the
opening exercises The music was furnished
by Strauss famous band.
The exhibition was IN fair state of com
pleteness for the inspection OF the royal
party. The most extensive exhibits seem 10
be implements of war, of which there Is a
remarkable display. The show of appliances
Of electricity Is excellent. The court assigned
10 America was not more than third ap-
piled for, and was compelled 10 be filled by
English exhibitor. Much disappointment
on this account il expressed, but II l. large
ly explained 10y the fact that American in
ventiOns are seen in all parts of the exhibI-
ton. The Russian court, adjoining, contains
nothing but score of unpacked cases. The
buildings are crowded. The Prince of Wales
was received without cheers, though enthus-
iasm was expected after his return from Ire
land
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
rHe poe MONUMENT.
The Ceremony o. Uaseiling al ss~
York Yesterday.

NsW fosk. MAJ 4-fhe monument CON-
msn.orkLiye "a Edgar Allen Poe, which has
been erected ia ths poets corner. n the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. was unveiled
18th appropriate exercises Al 3 . clock this
sftsrnlon- There @as a large attendance,
including many well kn0En citizens and
persons prominently CONNECTED VIII uteFa-
ture and the stage. Among those Who had
cone from Distance 10 attend the Gers
mouizs, we're. JOhn 4. Poe and Charles Poe,
~ balamoEe, relatives u The dead Poe, and
Dr. Jgtu j Moran. Of Falls Church, Va.
~no bad 1he care 0f tue author IN bis last
Illness The exercises we're Opued with
prayer, and au overture ~as played cy ali
orchestra conducted by 4. ;. Gilmore. Al
-gefuof ,. Sullivan. who presided, delivered
an introductory address. The remainder Of
the program was a. follows. Speech of Pre-
eutatH5n On behalf of the actors OF New
York. % Edwin Booth. ceremony of unyeil-
lng; poem. memorial, conducted by John
tiIibe n. speech Of acce eptance, by Louis T..
DCiesnCia American anthem, "SOng OF the
Free. melody aud words by George Edgar
Montgomery commemorative grafton, by
Rev. Nm. X. Alger. Of Boston; Il he mission
aud errors Of genius, seen IA the personality
and wOrks OF Edgar Allen Poe recital of
The Raven" By Sarah Cowell; poem by
William Winter.
1hs program Was interpreted with apprO-
pirate orchestral music.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Detroit.

DETRoIT. May .-Flour-To-dsy's quotations
are IA follows: Michigan winter wheat. s5a5 p;
Michigan winter wheat. roller process y y.
Michigan winter wheat. patents s. 75 Mime
sofa bakers. 25fL5 20; Minnesota patents. -
I6 80: rye idi %.
Wheat was of in Chicago this morning on the
the opening June white opening in that market
at SOi.c and speedily declining To Dise. The de
cline was on higher consols and more pacific re-
ports. Everybody turned seller here. and for "A
short time after the call the market WAS very
active At the decline Shortly after 10 o clock ad-
vances Of &c began "a b. registered. and half of
the loss hy the decline WA made mp. This ad-
vance made the local market hrmer by i4ahc.
June white advancing from l 0i. the opening
figure TO l on and June rel from O3 10 % !.
ni 0as. The opening prices we're AaIl4c lower
than Saturdays closing prices. Corn dull
and easier May No. being down to 52c. white
spot. No fell i4c per bush'l during the call.
Oats were held high. but were IN little request.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

MI. CARNEI.. Pa. MAJ THE Office door
at the Psnnsy ylvania colliery this morning
bore the following Notice James Vesick,
vou are ordered % leave your position with
IN forty eight hours. or We Will blast you
INTO eternity Under the notice was
zketched q rude coffin An examination OF
'he premises disclosed quantity OF ds ma
mite lnder the office with squibbs attached
sor the purpose of carrying ont the dia-
boiical threat. Fesick j. outside superinten-
dent % the colhery, and bears an excellent
character. An EFFORT viii be made 20 ferret
0ut the guilty parties. The Amalgamated
'zsociatiou denOgnce the act.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Real Estate Transfers.
Furnished daily from the Office OF ". X
Scribner, real estate dealer.

Furnished daily from the Office OF ". X.
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Monday MAY 4.-Manney j. Lewis 90
Alexander Miller. Jr. n = Of let II. blk
H. Grants add .-..... ..--.-.--.-.. "h
MARY A Gouldsbury 90 Robert Orser
part Of lot "a Colt Curtis par plat -
Saptimus H. Beers 10 Theodore Host. part
Of lot 25 &. G. Pettibone Co's. sub ~
Daniel MAnneval To Frank Sehweitzer
part of lot ?. Letter = klchmOnd's add. 80
Frank Chickering TO james W. Belknap
lots Sand 1. blks. J. Penny's adj - LIDS r
Frank Chickeripg to Henry O. Baker
lots ',1a and blk 5, j. Pennyy's add 2.s,s 81
Francis King Ia Isaac NJ. johnson lot
blk l. King a Amphletts add Lowell ~
Niram A. Fletcher To Mandana l.. Watson
lots l. l. 5 and s. blk 10 Cedar Springs $50
Joseph Dnger Ia Isaac Robbins. piece of
land ON sec -. Walker ..---.-...- 30
Duane Hamilton 10 Stephan tilugla, part
ne I, of 7. of sec q. Walker. 80
Charles =. Finch To William w Maxfeld
. ,. of IA W "a Of sec 2S. Solon .....-.-.- 40
William W Maxteld 10 Charles =. Finch
n "a ofse 4. Of u a of sec 81 Solon zoo
Iohn Rugee et al. To Charles L. Medler.
e "a of n ? a Of sec a. Spencer .......-.- 2S1
"i,'of Of sec o's s Spencer nee nav. = SIS
Chas Meeserschmidt et al TO Christian
Paplow. piece of land in II g cor OF u e a
Of W IA OF sec 3. Paris .....-.-...-...- 200
William Peters To Charles NOfkee 80
acres of Il of n a OF sec S2 Gale
donia IL snJ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
SHOOTING AT CLEVELANO'S CAR.
Three Shots Fired 10y Some One Along
the Track.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-President Cleveland,
the Presidential party returned to Washing
ton tonight from Gettysburg, arriving about
$50. 1t has been ascertained that when the
train bearing the President and party from
Gettysburg passed through the cut near
Hanover Pa, man standing near the track
fired three pistol shots at the cars. Those
who witnessed the firing declare there can be
no mistake about the intention of the man
to shoot into the cars, while Others who did
not hear the shots fired, maintain that the
man was evidently having little quiet sport
shooting at a mark. or perhaps intending to
salute the Presidential party.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
NEW YORK MAY 1

FLOUR Closed dull and depressed; fine 81 90
63 20; superfine, s. 50s3 90: mill extra - % for
West Indies: 81. Louis extra, 50 7Oa6 10: southern
-four closed quiet: common 20 choice extra ~ 90
al %.
WHEAT-Options were active and heavy. closing
al decline OF 2 to2lc. Spot lots closed weak
and TO lISc lower; spot sales of ungraded spring
glc: ungraded winter red. ga o.; No = red state
81 W; No red winter May. 81 oO2s al 0Os4; do
June 81 0lA4nl "; do July. 81 02a4ul 0S5s.
CoRS-Options were fairly active and heavy,
prices declined almost throughout and closed
weak and 1G1i4c lower. Spot lots closed weak
and Lsn1c lower; spot sales ungraded mixed at
&c: steamer mixed. at Sc; No. 2 mixed at
5Sc: No. at 50tsG5S3Sc.
OATs-Options were moderately active and
weak closing "a &c lower. Spot lots closed weak
and trifie lowerspot sales Of No. white state at
i5c; No. 2mixed. May iIsc; do June. 4O4nnhc;
do July. i1tsc
BARLKY-Dull and nominaly strong Western
765lm79c; state. 7gaSlc.
PORK-Dull: mess. S12 -.
LARD-Closed dull. s. 10 cash. s. II June;
July. s. 2Ou7 q.
BuTTER-Dull. State. l4el nc: Western. lOa27c.
SUGAR-Steady. Fair Ia good. refining. 1915
"a 15-16c.
Eaas-Quiet; state laei4hc; western 1877
d1lc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
For the Ladies.

The place 10 get sewing machines repaired
i where the repsirer has no interest a -take
but his reputation as practical workman,
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing a. rule ooes not
give satisfaction. Adjusting ls a trade. After
twelve years experience ] am prepared 10 do
work that will give perfect satisfaction. |
do not sell new machines OF work for any
company, and have but one object Ia view.
that il do work that Will build up for me d
good trade a. a repairer OF sewing machines.
| will call at your shop or house. examine your
machine, tell you what can be done. what Il
will cost free Of charge. Then you CAB
decide whether you will have II done or not.
All orders received by postal will receive
prompt attention. | rebuild. readjust, clean
and repair all kinds. have parts, attachments
and needles for all. Shop AT 10 Summit
street. J. III. STRICKLAND,
Sewing Machine Kepairer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

corresuonsience Of TEE rEiEoRtM.
MoaIEY. Nay l. l>S5.-A barn belonging
20 WIN. Dawson, Jr.. a farmer living four
miles north of here, took FIRE Saturday.
burning a team ~ horses and quantity OF
has aud grain. No Insurance.. The Occu-
notified 70 leave town - the authorities.
which they have done. and have taken up
their abode in Howard Clty.-Mrs. L. 4.
pelton Is visiting friends IN Grand Rapids.
Lon A. Felton is building 3 large ware
house on Main street. and viii put IN a line
- wagons. buTgies. etc.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
NOTES ABOUT THE WAR.
Denmark's King for Arbitrator-Arms
Going 10 the Ameer.

LONDON. May At is expected that a
courier with Komaroff's last dispatches will
arrive in ST. Petersburg tomorrow Tues
day.
The Standard says all indications point to
the King of Denmark a. the arbitrator to be
selected by Russia and England in pursuance
of the pending agreement.
Earl Dufferin is sending forward as fast
as possible 10 the Ameer of Afghanistan 10,
600 Martini Henry rifles, 10000 rifles of the
Enfield pattern, 3O,0OO,0OO cartridges and
seventeen Nordenfeldt guns.
The natives of Punjah are reported to be
in state of alarm over what they regard as
Gladstone's trucking policy toward Russia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

These Low Prices Tel the Story.
Good Cabcoes 3c anu A.
Good Crash 1oweinp. g. and A..
Good sard-wide Brown Cotton. a.. a.
&c, &c and Sc
Good Bleach Cotton. g.. 81. 6c. &C. -
a. and lOc
Ginghams. 2. &c. a. aBd apv ard
Wide and tne p1u'ei Caua,rcs a ~
ltic ana l2lsc
Lineu Lawns. l2isc lsc poe and 2'e
Beautiful Satlnes. pc
Fine Scotch Ginghams. 1lc.
Brocade Dress Goods. c. oc. ~ ano
l21kc.
Table Laneu. l5c lac. 29c. pr. - ana.
30c.
Linen Towels for So. ~ 9c. llc. Isc. li'
lSc and 2lc.
White Dress Goods from so. e. &c. s0c
and upward.
We are closing oui large lot - fin,
plaid Cambrcs FOR l2isc. Woril from -
to BIC. These are the cheapest ~ hav.
SrRrSo A CoNrAS5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

$50 peoes ~ ne~ and dssirabis sis
fabuos froin tAe great Atollm Sal
closed out bs heavy Importer are NOV
on ssle bs ns 81 ife lowest pglee ese
known IA the history oi the Dfs ,s,ssi
trade, the pnoes are inslcs.d lcfiesii
wonderful, and aTs attracting TIE lsressscs
attention 81 ans sals NC have ever offered
Look al the pnoas
BLACK Silk Ga worth Ah
Biack Sllk 6.'c worth Sl0l
BLACK Silk Zoe. worth Sll0
Blaek Silk 94c worth Sl1a
BLACK Silk Sl.l0 worth Sl.s0
lilack Silk SIS. worth Sl75.
Black Slk $50. worth S20a
BLACK Silk Sl35. worth S25a
Black Silk e. 00. worth S2l5
Blabk Silk S22a. worth S3b
summer Silks fof g,c 3.io. 45e. 5sic ss.c
60c. 6sc. O.. 15c.
Colonel Gn,s Gram Silks selling fa
65c. 75c. S5c. 95c
Brocade Sains from Toe A'lC Sl.ui
sl.25. $50. Sl-75. S2O0
Brocade Neisets
In ooiors and BLACK, combining nlosi
beautifully WITH all the neW ssad desira
ble shades in Saiins. Mefveilleua. kliad
emos. Surrelss Saflns. Duebesse. etc
etc. SFAINo A CoATANg
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Grand Rapids Markets.
F.sN PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.

TELEGRAM OFFICE May &
GRAM Wheat. red long berry o. shori berry
80. No white 81 o. Corn. 46c Oats Ss6 4pc.
FRERH MgkTs-Beef Ter crt s. oDas ~. kesi
doll g. e<77 %. mutton. firm. - pn7 - 70 pork
: ps7s -.
PouTTRY- Fowls. Dressed i27iac
hoes Duil At sklilsa.
HONEy-l0fz l2tsc Ter pcnnd.
BEsSs-Duil ~ 75d > ~ ler bnshel
SEEDS lover - 7515fs.
HTDKs iresn sfts &c per ?. cured sifffc. kip.
green "a g.. dry a 10 veal skins green - frF.
iIc. dekin skins z-a3c Grubhy hi1es one third
of. sheep gelis 80 81 - wool beng estimatesi
TtLLoV -Tallor. Sac yer =.
NKsETaBLEs PotstoTs fs0ts. beefs 70.
onions 81 "a u = psr-nips. banE'c
BUTTER FRESH roll ltaisC tuf~ and .ars "a
a lsc.
HAg-Tnoshy sisaIs pe- ton clover SI2alg
strsr g. p6s - per losd-
WooT,- Dry Is-inch blocks a. 7sazno r-.r cord
fourfoot rood. 8 ss14 ~ Fer cord
WooI,-zso &c.
wscETf.sSFoUs sEIErNe PEIrEs.
FIoUs rPestry - barr = p Fsolessie
MuE-FEEn Nhidhngs. 81 per fon stolezsle
& a. per cFt- retail brsrL So ~ f.eF t0T. whole
ssla 20 Ter cFt retail esru sad csfs : d De- frr
wholesale g. . uer ~Et, ratslL
PRovTsI0Ss Mees poFk per tbl 81 - ciaer
pork 81 harns ~hose~sla. iaT T.er ?. stouiisr-.
o. snoS@3 neaf. ~ lard fierre~ - r.. kettle
sur -syrseoea hsrrel s. r sse1nsv a. f1
SyFns Trotty 8 10, clover 3 o. Bed Toy.
3 p orrhsrd Frsse A. s. kst-ucsy hins T-sss
KEsossSr On Wst~7 vs.iee. - re 30 1z.ss
p<r zallon Mictixsr fn~f. rssr 80 -
LAM Plastic Z car .nss : 81 per tcn froW
r7rg rsratlsrsa = - E.@f +rrl.
pE..sTFs1Sts NsTysTa ags-ffr1s Grand I.sgf1s
~ Ter hnl- Otlio & n, Prt0@xeT 3 r. hsir
- 80 - sesr@zt q sai = ~ hsl- sz9oco
= ~ sbl- 49, p~r srt-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
The Dread Eniciemic-

WuKEsBAREE. Pa, May 4.-This has been
a sad day IN the plague stricken town Of
Plymouth. From early morning until noon
every hour vas marked by the death Of one
or more victims of the typhoid epidemic
IL il announced that Vim. Hance had died IN
New Jersey whittier ne vss remOued after
falling m with the disease IN Plymouth. The
news of such terrible mortality, the greatest
that has yet occurred IN one day since the
outbreak OF the disease. or Gated a despOn
dnt feeling throughout the town.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
sunaax Sal Plaxinz-

CrsvuASD. Mas The case against
Catcher Walker. IF the Cleveland base ball
club for playing IN sunday game. vas dis
posed ~ in the Police Cont this morning.
Judge Hrtchfns suztuned the demurrer of
tho jefeuae flsf the information ~ss defect
fve. The court sdded That he did not bold
that narannz could not he successfully prose
cuted. eut simply thst 10 rouid not be done
or fha Information frswn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

SoRASroN. Pa, Mas t.-Early this morn
ing irs broke ont IN the engine room of the
rail department Of the Iacksvanna iron
and coal company's steel mill. The flames
spread rapidly The engine house and rail
mill we're totally destroyed. together with
valuabie machinery. The loss 70 building
and machinery Il about S25o.1o. partly IN
7urafi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
- En.dsmic A. plxmouih

AuxEsssRRE. Pa. May t-Fopr deaths
ocoirred AZ Plymouth yesterday. The ply
sicisns report number OF new cases and
expeot an increase IN the death rate this
4eek u has been discovered that IN M any
oases whore the patient IL convalescent a re-
lapse occurs. which often proves fatal. Dr.
Davis. eadlug physician 0f the city. pro-
uounces the disease regular typhoid fever
and sags 10 ARISES from the water dunk BY
the inhabitants.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

+ " Wurzburz. who recently returned
from, Germany with hrs bride. presented -
Mayor Belsusp, yesterday. with = chest n
tools. = smsN blacksmith & shop and pocket
knife eomhiued- The besutiful implement
is little arzer than an ordinary pocket
saife go fe sntg four distinct and separate
ps-fs and vts made ueou honor Ia Ger
rsng Nr. Be.kn-r hal aocs=ion - cable
al- congratulations to ~ Wurzburz. snd
tse hausl-ou'e rf - probably IA rsneU
brsnce - tsiz feesi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
me lafsst BONANZA.

81 PAr1a Mimi. MAY L-The latest inn
portnt mining discovery IA reported from
Cheney. W T.. where great excitement has
been rauaed b. fhs finding OF an immense
deuos.fe of carbonate of lead, rich in silver
within three miles ~ that place. Men are
f0ckin- thsre by hundreds and claims ara
sisked ont for miles along the ledge. which
is Twelve feet wide on the surface. Men
from Colorado pronounce 70 equal - the
ieadville prospect.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

I,cSsos. Mich. Nay sheriff Wood. of
Hiilsdaie county. last might about II o'clock
found the exeiry stolen ~ Biissfeld by ths
tTo men arrested here. lark Welsh and
fames WILSON, The thieves confessed that
4 vsa hid In harm Ira the straw p ina
soufh part ef ere ritV, ard fhe sheriff found
t foue CO in three rscssEes. sheriff ~ nod
teek the eveiry there thia morning
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Suicide A. say CITY

Pas Cry. Mas A-N srren scott. los scaier
sar ere AZ Gres boom csmrsny. AZ Al Cires'
committed slIicide tbis merning IN the closet
20 tsa rnaii honse hY ending a bullet
nfo fis brain. Ha .eft a note saying fhst
aeer neaifh arid lhe t'oughi ,hst bis family
,1aid Tef Riorx 81 FeH Ritsout him. Taa
lle cssnse of lha iss,i
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

An order for warrant for the arrest of
f,rlE Bromley. under the truancy acf- vas
is-ued ~ Pro=ec8tiug Attorney Tur8sr
yesterday Oun 81 q hardened y0ung sd a.
thirteen Summers. ard wi probably 20
sent - TIRE State reform school Hrs mother
ssid yesterday he + bsd boy. 8uooutroi
liable. and oas ga notfirr WITH hin
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Orrsws Ont. May Princess Louise
has cahled Instructions % the Minister ~
Nliua 10 seud 80 pounds of tobacco and
E0uipes a. presents - he distributed among
the troops IN the Northwest. The t0hscc0
has been nurchased and shipped
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
FIghting = a countr CapItoI.

M.soUErrE. March The residents Of
the new c0unty of Alger have begun lively
SIGHT over the e0pnty seat MunisinE on
the-lske vants it and 40 30 0nota and Grand
Marais but the latter place stands very ittle
show MuuIsing VII probably yet e. Much
bitter feeling = displayed over the matter.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
The Weekly Telegram.

We are in receipt of a copy of the second
number of The GRAND RAPIDS WEEKLY
TELEGRAM Ii is a seven column, 4-page
neatly printed sheet, and, like the daily edi-
ton. brim full of local. State and general
news.-Kent city Herald.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

NEw YORK May !.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy at
Ia per cent. Exchange closed steady posted
rates 81 s7@4 50, actual rates 81 S6l4 al S6ss for
sixty days; 81 86l4@4 ss1a for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6's IE7
bid: 4's coupons lz2 bid; ~ s do 1925 bid.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
The Best Kind.

There are lots Of Custom
Departments IN town But ws
can't help thinking and cani
help saying that OUR Is tbe
the best of its KIND Ano
what Is that kiDd2
Popular A. the easy an,
strongest answer
We make every grade al
the most moderate prices ioi
the Best most Through aDe
most Elegant Tailoring. con
suit W. on SuitIngs newes'
Spring Light Weight over
coatings and Trouseungs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

Nsv Yosa. Mas s-Mrs. France A. y an
.ierhilt. tbe xidov ~ tse lsre Commoaore
susierililt. died AZ o-ciocs this morning ~
her resisience. lo ~ ashiBxt.sn pisce