Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

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A6cslt go lss eeal cs4leefei tar aas rs-
lief VI tle Be- Cn4 44-. sasi.lAs STRIKERS.
The Illatcaeg fria.rs-e 'E A SO alIl-trels
sil aQpeal So fosas ofeu hogsc Aezt
sfdas evening
E-a.ah nlelaaar 1f lhs DRIVING Park Assoel-
sloa ses .blsed 3. ial a. s-a... le A4zz
az t.s ss-s 4l lIle . -la races.
FRED hr-flai ess arrested 4t Gas A4ka iast
evening fsr being 1sl1s alll -lstlr-llig de
@as bnla-nt IA aaa lodged ul ai-
Aiohaal Cl.ra. Ilplogel Il Leolar-s re-
fusorallr fsetaff. .ost rFo 1lgeEs frgH hls
Fizht aal.i in si..ler oallllag
ksport- of baaslaf- being frightened
A@ag. sllie atisf.ua alnI lg eater rr-i1alee-
are 10 namerols to a4eAtlon sl believe
An eigAl- -gesl-oid -oa az Ael Hansen, of
tEs 1AEsea uoess Faa severely lliared sat
ar,iag evening - being ran ofea ~ Derf
<agon.
The -alt. o. determine tle oNuer~hlH ~
he oid rlnllc .,4 lifr, up4 generally amos e
a. Fall1n otres,l Para, ars o. be lu1d .n che
Clre,at Court In ,eptem5er-
a die irosbrd-e. Is uIne- year-oid ooy
sno-o home Is "a Fountain street, Tell khliu
playing n 3 oslFu ln IS ha-lsie -tress alley
-atunissg and Droke als rIgli tru.
Frsak Breeze. aged eiglt years, sl ~ s-t
Leonard street. fal lraM Is tfee -llarl.lF
and ofoke ais sra. tls parents are very
poor lnd me lltg Physician sil attend him.
The excursion to lhe Alla.gla camp grounds
yesterday ieit tle LtAs ,aore depot at a.
in- The train lsa- coul lO-ed oi four coaches,
Dut lheg @ere s9l sel aLed alol leaving the
eng.
Charlie Apfsloaum. a gagranL Who has
oeen in sul rlr SOME lue. has been pro-
nounced silgntiy -ll-ane - Dr. hake and
slA be- sent Eiat lo 1e cared for by has
brother.
The branch alace of fhe Grand Rapids s.
indIana Telegraph Company. in The Morton
hoas is ready for business lt siu te
open from a. m. % = b. u.s week days, aud
from , to g. al., sundays.
- request of Rev. = Barf0rd d meeting
OF "a. -oiaisr- of the Confedsr4te army re-
-iding IL the clty has been called at tie
Morton House thls evening 20 adopt resOln-
tons on the death 0f tsru Grant.
Allen Newman. q bog ll years old who has
spent tFo years la the Reform School and
released. .s ID BE- returned to the school be-
eaIlse hl. parents cannot control him. Bet
ter send ihe parents and let The boy take
care Of hiM=eu.
Large crowds of people went to the lake
yesterday. Two trains were run on the
dummy road in the afternoon and the cars
were well nlied every "trip Every thing Wa-
qu-et aud orderly on the company ground
and sl Miller landing.
The Chicago 81 West Michigan railroad
company has completed arrangements "a
run excursions 20 Baidhead Park, 40 Sauga-
tuck. the same ts o. Macatawa This route
gives siNty eight miles of railroad travel, and
a nne steamboat ride for Sl25.
There are holes and mounds on Ransom
street between tounfain and Lyon. that
need attention. kevenae Collector DAVIS
IA. cailed fle attention ~ the Aldermen @
the fact sud the Street Commissioned wa
Informed, but nothing has been done. his
IL this
10 b. reported that large boys ~ in bathing
near the Detroit. Grand uaven 81 Milwaukee
railroad bridge. and indeceu0y expose their
persons AS pas-eus trains - by. Platte
of the police force. should be given ara um-
bsella and pelm-ieaf fan AMI sent up q
watch the boys.
Tim Lyneh was released from Jail. where
be had served twelve days for drunkeunes=
Saturday. He went to the Two John -
saloon on south lonia street. managed o.
pick quarrel with Que Of the pv0puetors
received a sound threshing, was arrested ana
vii appear in Police Court again this morn
ny.
There was q family row among the Hart
nett on Williams street. between iOuia anC
spring. at midnight last night. The police
were summoned and Timothy uartnett and
his son fatrick were ruu iu for being dis
orderly. Three nut shells such as the fakir'
use iu their lttle game. were found IN Pat
ricSs pocket