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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
MORLEY MATTERS.
The Whole To1n Stacked oY Hood
l4ms Monday Night.

torIasDo1ieAes II FEE IzLEsBAA
M0ALE4 Juls 0.-fhs streets OF A0sl=s
this morning i0ok a. Il ecyci0ns" had
pazssd through the1n. The pistare gallery
~sAs broken into lAst night snd the pictures
ali taksa oas and huEg GA ne fensss along
ths streets. J0hnson's saloon sign sas torn
down and raa 40 on the Republican pole.
The parties broke INTO the latter's saloon anu
stole sI5 worth Of liquor and cigars Nearly
AZ the signs ia to~n we're torn down aud
pot up ia conspicuous places. A rope Wa
attached ID the school house bell. and il
peeled forth beautiful chimes al I O'Clock a.
a. This woke up the Marshal, who IN seanty
attire gave chase, p bat the ''hOodlums"
escaped Nearly every citizen iD town Sas
gwen 4 racket Of some sort, aad ali sEear
yeDg gence, bat like ali affairs u thus Eind
nothing vii BE- done Mrs. l. A. Pelton
= visiting ffiends and relatives ia Grand
kaDlds.-Afs. AeAallen, Who has Dees
visiting Dc. AieAuilen's relatives IN Bay City
retarned yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Minnie Mc,dGilen, who will spend the Fourth
ia Morley .--M Most OF the fun slowing peo-
pie Of this place viii spend the Fourth in
Lake View, Wis 70 a celebration wiil be held
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

DETROIT June 80 -FLOUR To day's quotation.
were. Michigan wint wheat. roller process. 90
as IS: Michigan winter wheat, uatents. sOfIs IS.
Minnesota baker,. 595 Tss hiunesSta patents.
666 D: rye. 4tcl y.
Wheat opened weak quotations having been SC
off Quotations were ss follows:
WHEAT - No. / white. spot. carr ~ g53Sc.
June e5Lc bid. P5Ac Asked July &c asked.
August. car af atsc. car nj FAc Sapfember.
. &c asked: No. red pc hd - &c askei, June.
qsgfc asked: July esc bid. $40 asked August.
ODl bu AZ eShc. September. vac bid. Slta1c
asked: October 500 ba ~ 81 ol&. 81 ul1f asked
CoRS-No. 2 spot. car Al 4es4c.
O.Ts-No. white. s5Asc. asked; July, y7 sc
asked.
The Chicago Farmers' Review's crop reports.
published to-day. shows more fsvo- able reports
from some sections. and places the aggregate
wheat crop af the former estimate II ss1 DSi o.
bushels Nothing definite j. said 81 corn and an
immense crop II OATS may be expected from fhs
n re arreaaa-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
= COMPROMISE.

The Sporting Men OF Buffalo and the
Reform Association Parties TO IL.
BUFFALO. June 10-On account Of the
probable action OF the Citizens' Reform A.
sociation IN stopping pOol-selling At the
driving park. the directors decided a week
ago 10 have no circuit races this year. Since
then prominent business men, as well a.
lovers of horse flesh, have been putting their
heads together on the subject. which
has been the all-important topic with
them. A. with citizens IN general. IL
h reported this morning that "A satisfactory
arrangement will be made whereby sweat
cloths and wheels Of fort nc will be abolished
and pool selling. under the surveillance of
the police, permitted. IL Is believed this
comproInise will be accepted. Great salts
faction u expressed At the prospect OF the
resumption of the usual race week. "a il i
estimated $4,000 il spent In this city in
that week each year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
DEATH OF c. r. MABLEY.
The End of the Great Detroit Mer-
chants Earthly Career.

The End OF the Great Detroit Mer
chants Earthly Career.
Christopher X. Mabley- the well-known
clothing merchant, died shortly after 3
O'Clock yesterday morning al his home in
Detroit Mr.. Mabley had been in poor
health for six months past. and recently con
templated a trip to Europe, intending TO
start the present week. but last Thursday
he had an attack of biliousness and con-
fell asleep half an hour before his death
and did not awaken again, passing quietly
away. The immediate cause Of his death
was pronounced 10 be congestion of the
brain. though his digestive organs had been
diseased for months past. The deceased
leaves a widow and six children. The fun
eral will occur at Pontiac tomorrow. Dur
ing his sickness Mr.. Mabley expressed q
wish that in case of death his funeral should
be conducted in perfectly quiet and unOs-
tentatious manner and attended only 10y the
members of his own family. The latter have
decided TO carry ont his wishes in this re-
spect.
Mr. Mabley was born In Cornwall. Eng
land. Feb. -. 1896. His father kept gen
eral store, and when IL years old young
Mabley went into the tailoring department
of the store and at the age OF IL took cha rye
Of the custom department. In 1s49 the
family came 10 Toronto and opened
store which was soon the largest in Can
ada. When ~ years old young Mabley
opened store in London. Canada. Two
years later the young man located IN Mil
waukee. but was burned out the next year.
He then moved to Pontiac and commenced
business again. From Pontiac he extended
his business through the state aud started
branch stores IN various places. In 1870 he
located in Detroit. IN less than two years
he had doubled his business and went on in
creasinv IL until he finally occupied fifteen
stores. Since the commencement of his bus
mess career in Detroit Mr.. Msbley founded
stores At Cincinnati Louisville. Baltimore.
Toledo and Iouis. On Feb. 10. 1884, the firm
! Of Nabley 4 Co. wa organized. The stock
company was organized With $ZJ0.ooO paid
NJ capital. Mr.. Mabley furnishing the money
himself and making the heads Of the de-
tartments stockholders. To those who had
money Of their own he sold the shares 81 par
| Some had no money. To these he offered
shares. taking their notes st per cent. in
terest and dividing the cash dividends among
| them
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

BUFFALo. June 30.-Francis j. Pemteky,
who was brought here from Auburn last
evening for resontence at the general term,
WAS brought into court this morning. Pc
tmeky was arrested for the murder of Mrs.
Froitzheim at Auburn, Nav -, 1888. and
was tried in the Supreme Court
and the case carried TO the Court of Appeals,
which refused To grant new trial. Judge
Smith sentenced the prisoner this morning
To be hanged Friday, Aug. 2l. Petmeky
stood unmoved throughout the proceeding.
He was taken from the court-roo TO the
depot and placed on the noon train for Au-
burn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
The italian Murder Case

CmcAGO. June 3O-In the Italian murder
trial to-day Azari was put on the stand. He
testified that ne pulled the string" at the
Gelardl were present. lie knew the day
before that CarusO was to be killed Gelario
put the rope around his neck. Gelardi
placed his hand over Caru=O's aOuth while
the witness pulled one eud of the rope and
Sivestri the other. The appearances are
that the case will be gwen TO the jury to-
morrow afternoon or Thursday morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Or. REYNOLDS at Shelby.

Corresp spondsnce Of The TELDGRAx
SHEInQ. June 3O.-Dr. Reynolds, Michi-
gan's only greatest temperance lecturer III
the world speaking after the manner of
Barnam) has been in Shelby since Saturday
night. speaking on the afternoon aud even
ing Of Sunday and Monday. More than two
hundred persons signed the total abstinence
pledge. and a large number of ladies joined
the ". G.. L. L. Mr.. Reynolds Is a pleasant
talktr. barring his excessive use of slang
phrases. His vocabulary of slang includes,
get there" played out" 'all broke up,
''dou't You forget it." aud other expressions
not indicative of the highest culture
Hayine has commenced. Only medium
crop u expected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
The Omaha Absconder.

CHICAGO, June 30.-The case of L. L.
Smith, the absconding dry goods dealer OF
Omaha, who left liabilities of $1,000. has
been put in the hands of Pinkerton's detec-
tive agency Mr.. Chumasero, of J. '. Far
well x Co., of this city, on being inter
viewed, was not disposed TO be communi-
cative. "All know about the fellow Is, ne
said "that ne owes Us about $1,000. He
used TO discount his own bills. and was q
very close buyer. We have not sold him
anything for over q month, but considered
him all right"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

WAsHS0ro~. Jono D.-The contest over
the kalamazoo postma~tsrship promises TO
disrupt the Democratic party IA that part Of
the State Foster Pratt. of Kalamazoo, has
been here several days, looking after that
Office. although hs says Ee l. o0ly here on
private busiuess. A. J. Shakespeare. Mr..
Praft'- opponent n the race. - conducting
has battle 40 long range lie has deluged
the President and Postmaster General with
petitions OF all kinds Urging his appoint
menf. Mr. Nilas says. however. that more
substantial charges viii have o. be preferred
against the present incumbent before be
take any notice Of either Mr. Pratt or Mr..
Shakssp.are's applcatou-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Grand Rapids Markets.

rsRs PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.
TELssR.x OFTIcE June 90
f4RaTS-Wheaf. red long berry. e4c. sh0rf ierry
e5c. No. white Pc. Corn. y Oats ga ssc.
FREsH MrsTs- Feaf Ter cvt s. soa7 - Na-si
g. Dke7 81. mutton. s. s,4ss %. pork. %
POULTRY Fowls: Dressed ls6Iao.
ESss-11di3c.
HoSFT -Ioszi24r rer pound.
RE4xs-Dnll ~ 7sf1si - Eer bnshel.
SFErz-g ioveT a. sfznf7s.
HrnTs -s,ruer sfrfslc r-pr p cryra.i. 7i8ass. kip
green. 5nsc. dfJ "a -. veal skins, ereen r. dry,
IL. dekin skins ZsHsr- 6rnbtgy hidee one n ird
of Sheep pelts Shesrlirgs. 1o1 70; iar,b skins.
lshZso.
TaIaow-Tsllox. biSe Eer p.
yFarTspE FS- Pofatoee 1DkfJsc.
STBtwBrRRIgs snec
-s1aa1z r,s- ton. nes ss610. naoeh u TIE
nep lag is soid ~ the iosd- Straw 3 sH1t =
WsoTs-Dry Is-irsoh blocks O. 7sa7po psr eord
fou~fosos vs,ad & Sest o. Ter cord.
Woogs-zza ~
x4zryr4.s~FnUe eETzHz4 ppIrNe
P1orR- Fsstry - h@rrsl 3 p v.solszsis
wTfB-FFFn xiddlines. - TeT fen vhoissels
& peT c~t rafsil, hrsr- 81 q T~.f ton whole
ssie 90 Jer cr-- retsii ofrn snd oafs 81 TeT tcf
ufalassie & . r~r est- reteil-
PR0vTsIoSs- Haas rrgk rar hhi-. 81 - eierr
rs~k sfs hsnsz wholesale p sse- ? ste.- iriers
E = suoked b~ef iscs is-d tie-oes ~ Eeftle
E Ssrr- Syrseu.s tar-ei. q 2. saginss q l8
Srrrss Iivrsfy = -. cisve- g. Re3 Tor
+ a. - orttsrd ersss = 81 EsasFaokg hlse s-sss
gTRoey-y on Wee ~ fts ~ ss.s ~ l0s<,
+ r1r g1llaz Msefsietr te~f - e - -
Lssn FIssrsh is esr iess 3 . FssT toa from
/ eity rs-~f.ou~e 3 e Fer fon
1 fI.ssTKEE~a - srxFI tte-- ssrIe Grand fisFsas
. ~ ne- basl on a. - peeo~kay 8 - no.
/ Sc r,e- fsa- o@rneuL 8 sszi n - sss stuora
-, p-s ~. ssr - s~s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

When Ne commenced onr great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
10 upward II fifty Thousand dollars II
is not quite SO large ar Il was then, yet
Ne can show the finest hne ~ patterns to
be found Ia this market. consisting of
Tai estry Brussels al the extreme low
price Of 55c. 65c, 75c. Ingram Carpeting
as low ar 25c, 30c. S5c, acc, z5o. Doc, 55c.
60c, 65e. We have tie largest assortment
Of patterns as we'll az the best makes 81
be found III this country. Oar stock os
YELvrTs at SlI0. sIl5. 81 .25 and sl.ss
is beyond all question the most complste.
consisting 81 the Newes, and Choicest
Designs manufactured
MoQuErTEs from sI.l0, 81 .2s. sl.35 and
sl.40 comprises the largest assortmeni
and best quality.
BODY BKUssEi.s at 9sc. sl.0o. clio and
sl.l5 IL cheaper THAI can be found ~ the
United States, and we are prepared b.
guarantee this fact for Tie reason that our
trade is coming from places handresis ~
miles from Grand Rapids.
sPEINe a OOKrAsY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

4 new venture in journalism made Its ap-
name of The Michigan Manufacturer. The
new publication Is edited by +. 4. Stowe
and published by L. A. Stowe Bro. and
will appear monthly. In point of typo
graphical appearance it will be hard TO beat
in Michigan. .lor anywhere else, and il appears
to be filled with matter interesting and valu-
able particularly to manufacturers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

a Cordial Reception TO the New G a
r. Commander.


r. Commander.
WASHINGTON. june 50.-s. :. BuFdstte, the
aesiy elected Commander IN Chief of the
Grand Army Of che HeEub.ie, arrived here
tonight and va enthusiastically received.
grand parade OF over 30 veterans, head
ed by the Mtrise aud Third Artillery banda,
met him al the depot and received him
through a blaze If fireworks. and es-
cortod hil on through Pennsylvania
avenue and street 10 the Ma
sonic Temple where a grand reception
Was held. Cen. 0sreeu b. Rsum, ex Internal
Revenue C0mmi-siOuer. making a welcoming
address. aud Gen. Bnrdette responding IN A
ringing speech that aroused the enthusiasm
Of veterans % the highest pitca. Among
those Of prominence present were
Gems kosecrans Avcrill. Whitaker.
Gleason. Black. Duncan. Brooks,
Wright. Grosveu0r and Rose. The Presi-
dent and members % his Cabinet had been
invited. but none were present The pOr-
tr'nts Of Washington. Lincoln, Grant. Sher-
man. Sheridan. Thomas and ststnette Of
Custer decorated the hail.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Riel's Trial.

WINNIPEG. Man. juno 30.-The Manitoba
court rendered a decision yesterday which
will affect the Riel trial. 1t confirms the
constitutionality of the law which dispenses
with grand juries in the territories and
sanctions proceedings before stipendiary
magistrates with an appeal to the Manitoba
court. Riel will therefore have to abide the
decision of The stipendiary magistrate at
REGINA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
q Singular s Fatality.

EAGLE RIVER, Mich, June 3O.-At Della
ware mines yesterday, shortly after II
O'Clock in the forenoon. Mrs. G.. Bell. the
widow of a miner, was instantly killed while
helping her little son TO hoist water from a
well. The pole slipped. and flying upwar d.
struck her under the jaw, throwing her over
a wooden horse and breaking her neck.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Cutting Down the employees.

CINCINNATI, o., June 30.-Surveyor of Gus
toms Caldwell. in answer to n request for
authority TO employ seventy persons in
his department received reply from Wash
ingtou that he would be allowed but forty
one. snd that the salaries Of these must be
diminished. This Il Ia accordance with the
action Of the late Congressional Committee
on Appropriations
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

What the Critics fsase 20 Sss About
Katie Psinsm's Acting.


Conosrning silss futnaksas vino is % sT-
pear Al keanonds III FRIDAY and Saturday
the Av~ fors sWn sass. ~kizs Katie f'ul
nam nAnifesls stin and Judgment IN acting
aud snfh0eEt imagination - msks n pos
sIoie for her "a sarrendef her own identity 10
that Of the persenasc whom she represents I"
The Boston SUNDAY Its.es ssys' ''Shs has,
duslng her stay in our city, won fof herself
Unfadlng laartis an artistic. and gained
hold apon the good slil, ss well ar the
excited admiration of tie psople. The
Memphis AETeai says. "f1QGant ln style.
she never tAkes SINGLE liberty with hoT
audience. bal like true little genius she
l.. she trusts ~ heT histr.Onlc and NOcallsIie
IoweFs 90 secure the admiration aud APP
pisnse of the audltnos" The following h.
from the Boston Post The large aud en-
tbUslsstic audiences which have TINS Far
witnessed ths entertaiBment gave abundant
testimony Of Use excellence II the perform
ance.' These are only specimens selected
from scores Of a similar character
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Horribly Burned.

BAY CRY, Mich, June 30.-While an
thOny Kuttel's 6 G-year-old child was playing
about a fire on a common here last night her
clothing became ignited. She rushed home,
where her mother was badly burned in her
efforts to extinguish the flames. The little
one was frightfully burned, her shoulders
and knees having been literally baked. She
will undoubtedly die.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

b. M. o'Brlen, of Walker township. aud
Miss BESSIE Dalton, of Montague, were mar
ried at TIE residtDee OF the brides parents
IN the last named plaos yesterday forenoon.
The couple arrived IN this city upon the after
noon train and "A reception was rendered
them al the resldeuce of the grOoms parents,
IN Walker. last evening. About one hundred
aud fifty friends and RELATIVES, many OF them
from this city, were present and enjoyed
themselves until the early honrs of morning.
The Mozart Club of this clty Was present
and added much 10 the pleasure Of the
occasion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

NV YoRS. June n.--Mr- Edward l. He'd
den. the newly appointed Collector Of Gus
toms. to-day visited the Custom House snd
had a prolonged lntervfew with Collector
Robertson. It = expected that he wi enter
WON the duties 0f his office 70 morrow. Col
hector Robertson viii % hack ~ his lsx
l,raltlra AZ N hita Pan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

WAsufSGroN. June n. :. Emory. the
$3.50 clerk discharged from the Second Al
ditor's Office yesterday. called on Mr. Hig-
gins. appointment clerk this morning and
asked if there were any charges against him.
eyes. there are. said Mr. Higgins. Let
iue see them. Look here was the reply
You are : Republican. are yOu notF'
Yes" well. that's reason enough. You
fellows might ss well make up yOur minds
that We won toe "a xht last fall.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

ladies Black 4no Coiorea Jerse,s.
Some - lhe clleal,esi 4 s,ds Il, thus line
you ever saw. la iasi those We sall for aS
10 aud s5c are about az thin ne cl.sse
cloth aud vel adapted b. tropical cll-
mate like that * Honduras og ans place
under ths equator
We sell q splendid Jersey for 75c that
is netsaled elsewhere fnom SIC 90 a each.
A sers eHod quality for Sl2s aud sl.50:
also sets good Jersey fof s. We also
have ibos@' of superior unake and iinish.
Tor s2.5s 8. $3.50 aud upwards.
hfRtNs a CoAfAsf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Fears for Grant

WASHINGTON, June 3o.-Gen. Dent. who ls
Grants brother Ia law. said to-day. Il am
afraid that Grant will not last many days.
To day / received information from the
family that the cancer had commenced 10 IN
dame the jugular vein, and death is ques-
ton of but a few days Ia the opinion of has
IlhNsIcian y
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

NEW YORK. June 30 Money cloeed easy At 4
per cent Exchange closed steady. 81 65a4 ~
actual rates. 81 si@Gt si1s for o. days 81 S5is
a. Srlk for demand
Governments closed frm: currency e's ~ =
bid: 4s, coupon. 1854 bid; 4hs do il2h bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union hrsts.
lleh61i7: do land granite i07 bid. sinking funds.
iJOt61L. Centrals llf&Gl15.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
&" Blind Toms Case.

WkBRENroS. Va, June 0.-The case
brought by Charity Virgins and the widow
Of the late John Bethune for tho possession
Of blind Tom was heard by Judge r. NJ.
Spellman. OF farqusr county court, to-day.
Messrs. Murdock & Moore appeared for
Wigglns and VIM. II. Payne and Eppa
Hutton for James y. Bethune. The court
remsnded Tom to the care Of Bethane. IL
i understood that the case will be appealed
20 hi CHER court.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
a Reception to the Next Governor.

COLUMBUS, o., June 30.-Judge Foraker
and General Kennedy were rendered an in
formal reception at the Mayors Office this
evening. After the reception they we're e.
corted by different political clubs 10 the
Capitol. General Beatty delivered a vel
coming address. Judge Foraker. in reply.
pledged the Republican party for the taxa
ton of the liquor traffic.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

CHwsao. June n-At O'Clock the svi-
ieure for ti'e prosecution in the Mackin
i..rr casa closed Gu.fze Lon-locker made
his argument bnt St'f-s vas not -esdy vita
has -reech fsr the defense and the court
adjourned 1n6i i0 ,' clocs 80 MORROW.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
McCullough Resigned.

Nsw YoRs. june So.-Iotn Mccullough i
3eporting himself remsrkably well in
l. and Is trscfable because be realizes The
folly 0t ans ether course % conduct. HIS
wife and sister fre expected here tomorrow
and vii make application for a commission
te iuuRficu inqulrcudn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

RowE. June S0.-Signor Depretis has
formed new ministry. assuming the Office
OF Minister Of Foreign Affairs ad interim in
addition to the duties of premier. Siguor
Tajani mas accepted the portfolio Of Minister
Of Justice otherwise the Cabinet remains A.
hafD-a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Reducing EXPENSES.

BALTIMORE, June 0.-TO-morrow. by
order OF the receivers. the working force Of
the Bankers & Merchants Telegraph Com
pany in this city will be reduced TO one
half the regular number. Many OF thoae
retained IN the service will have their sal
aries cut from 10 To - per cent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

EcNDoS. Jane 0.--The report ~ The ID
RISING Sgaiust the Aueer IN Afghan Turses-
tan IS consiisred very doubtful. Similar
rsnars have heretofore Turned 8ut % -
ranarl-. It - not believed Ru=sia w0uid. a.
the present iuncture. ferment snch petty
rr1rhle.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
GOV Alrer Gets CHECK.

LANSING. Mich. June 30.-Ciov. Alger has
received the check Of the United States
Treasurer for slst6s.~0 in settlement Of
and matters with the general government
For some reason ~ did not follow Begole :
example and turn tins amount over to the
Land Com missioner. bat &c, osited it with
Ih.. 1tal. I----l.nrar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Geo. H Boyd. father and son. convicted Of
defrandins the Government bY illegally inn
PORTING rihte glass. were sentenced IN the
Cuited States Circuit Coprt this morning
the son so pas = fTne ~ 3 .0e0 and the father
- ifuprsor nfeut for Two years
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

CHICAGO. June N.-Wm. DrDmmond who
vas once Chief Justice Of Utah and wsxed
var on Bugam Young. vas convicted in a
solce court here yesterday Of stealing
stamps from The packages Of newspapers left
on street mail boxes. and fined 81 he l.
old. ragged and infrna. and confessed ne
stole the stamps ~ order 20 get drink.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
union p,clflc plrsctors.

W.sufSoroS. june .N-The President to-
men A. Governments Directors Il the Union
Pacific railroad Ex-senator Francis keF-
mar. OF New York. ex- Gov. +. r. Noyes. 0f
ohio. r. r. Alexander of Georgia. Franklin
Macy sigh. of Illinois. j. ". Savage. Of Ne
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

IrRsry CtrT. Inne n-The Pssssic Zlnc
works shut down this evening indefinitely
Two hundred ard twenty five workmen are
thrown ont ~ employment. The works
have been ln constant operation Day and
night for thirty vears. during which time
there has never been = strike. Dizziness Of
f~afla f4 given a. fha cause
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

Bsv CRY. Jane ~ The iury IN tfe lin
wood murder csse. after heia1 ost s~u
assurs. rendered verdict tfsf Tobn f.sione.
Ire pFisouer. rss gritty ~ mAnsianztf-r
WITH res-sfnznsnizflon for mercy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
A. Ex-NavaI OfHcsr sulcIdes.

NrV ORfsAvs. Iuue b. Ansire = IN
nent. sln resigned his position A. naval
,ffcar ~ tbe Nsv 0rlesnz Custom H,sn=e a
few lars as-o csr1 Hiitied suicitie This after
,,asn ~ blowing ems has hrains. Domestic
troubles + -aid 30 have been TIE causs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Lon j. Smith Dead

Special dispatch 70 TIE TEIpsRtN.
MsSIsTEE. June S0.-News Wa receive I
here to-day Of .he death Of Lon J Smith At
Burlington. Iowa. He was formerly popu-
lar young man Of this city, and was well
known throughout the State a. postal clerk.
having been ia the service some time. He
has many friends IN Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
sancr.ri - - -

r.,nr Hoaox. Nich.. June ~ Hsrteuf
Uil ~ Succeeded to-mufroV hy toiiectslr
Bancroft. xao 1sa received has eslFifFnis@lson.
The sfs.F -ssnEes vii ee 1lasie moderately
NJ appointments are Fet annou1cs-d
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01
Alleped Criminal hssa ult

KALAMAZOO, June 30.-Robert Burnes is
wanted at Otsego in answer 10 a complaint
OF alleged criminal assault on Della Van
Lent, of Pine Grove. Several Otsego bloods
are implicated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-01

II the people of Michigan oonld make
tam Dry Goods and Carpets al our
establishment, they would accumulate
wealth al rate that would soon make
tins the most wealthy State 81 the
Union. SPRING A COMPANY.