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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
ABATTLE ANTICIPATED.
RieLS LIEUTENANT KILLED.
The : isb Creek Battle gsr, Disastrous
10 the Rebels Preparations FOR
Another ATTACK

CHRsIPEG. Man, April .si.-rhe latest ad
vices from the front REPORT that Gen. Md
dietons forces are consolidated and en-
eamPed Ia the open country-SSlft Current
being the nearest poiut-prepared 10 defend
against night attacks b rebels. The troops
are IA good condition and decisive engage
emsnt l. anticipated Ia a few days. Sergeant
Dalton, a courier from Middleton head
quarters 10 Clark's Crossing, reports the
death Of Arthur Watson. or the Toronto
School OF Iafanrry who died Friday night
making a total Of seven deaths. The wound
ed are doing well and viii be removed 10
Clark's Crossing a. soon a. possible Ad-
vices show that the night al Fish Greek proved
10 be more disastrous 10 the rebels
than Was Al nrst supposed. Twenty
nge are known to have been killed
- that number of bodies were counted
among whom was Gabriel DumOnt Riel's
Lieutenant There l. a report that Riel was
IN the ravine during Fridays engagement,
and has returned 10 Batouch for reinforce
ments. Every preparation was being made
at the time OF the cOurler's departure for the
renewal OF the attack upon Riel's position
yesterday. Guns had been placed in a com
manding ravine on each side. hanked by in
tantry. The next twenty-fOur hours are ex-
pected 10 be the most decisive of
the campaign. The wires are in con
slant Use, forwarding inquiries about
the wounded. The steamer ''NOrthcote"
due az Clarks Crossing from Swift Current
to-day will be at her destination to morrow
morning. kiel scouts are reported lowering
IN the vicinity of Mcintosh settlement be-
tween the front and Clark's Crossing. de
terring couriers from making the trip to and
from the army. Rev. j. b. Silcox leaves for
the seat of war Monday morning as chaplain.
The ~. Paul Il Manitoba Railroad Company
has subscribed $500 for the relief and aid of
the families of the Winnir reg volunteers. 4
public meeting held in ,he City Hall last
night resolved 10 ask the Council TO increase
the relief grant for the families of volun-
teers TO 5000. The local government will
assist by grant of $500.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
~HeiRs or GOD
An Aole Discourse al the Flrsi Baptisi
Church Yesterday


Rev. Mr haines. Of kalanaEos preached
in the Rsptisi Church yesterday. IL ezotar.ss
Wit Dr. Graves TIE subject of tile morn
ing dIscouFse sas' Heirs 81 6l,a.'' tts tsat
teins. Galatians az 2. '.Aherofore 4hoa ars
no more servant bui son, aad lf s0n tl.an
Su bear of osoa lIroaEh Chnst" There j.
slwas eHh liaFatlon connected NlIh elevation
iafe ou the mountain toy is eKhii&rs.fing, 50
man re3oloes IA every siep OF prosperity
How mans heart must leap whom trod ss.nds
down the intelligence. Thou art uo lonaer
servant bug an herr All uit.B are hoping
let ths more Nc inherit from the earth ths
worse We are ID. We must inherit eternal
life. The speaker would use the word Ia
herit as coming from iais1o 10 cling 10. as
is nch who has the ability 10 gain riches he
who carries lantern aiways walks ia the
hight The Christian carries hls light Nlu8
hlm. We d0 not have 80 wait for oar AZ
hertance' we have u noW. Connect youT
heart with God ald sou eau call down sun
shine. This l. our inheritance Ihe
Christian has nights that olhers do not Ihe
Christian inherits all tinngs, hot few
millions ~ doliars. The uuoonVeried
man has no right 10 expect an answer 10 HE
prayer that his child shall be reformed lie
Is not himself an heir The unoonyerted Las
the right to make just one prayer, God be
meroitul to me sinner" The servant mao
cultivate the soii. bat he has no interest Ia
II Not 80 with the son. has toii enlers lnto
the inheritance. What Il the use OF being a
servant instead of d SOM The servant owns
not thing in the world. Famine eariL-
quake, pestilenoe, eve "A the judgment day
cannot rob the son of his inheritance. BuI
those who are not Christians are nol the ser
vants of God, bat of the devil What
change from being servant of the devil g.
being son of God. Heirs OF Cbnst yOu
may be, 10 own ali things here below. all
things above.
Rev. Mr. Haines l. a young man, but his
sermon was most powerful one. both in
the thought il contained and the eloquenoe
with which II was delivered
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
AGAIN BEHIND THE BARS.
Payne. One of the Escaped Prisoners
Recaptured.

Early Saturday morning at house a few
miles from the city, Sheriff Kinney sur
prised Lorenzo Payne, one of the prisoners
who escaped from the Jail last week by rous-
ing him ont of a sound sleep and politely
requesting hlm 10 dress and return TO jail
Payne complied, and is now safe behind the
bars. For sufficient reasons the Sheriff does
not wish the details OF the pursuit and cap
ture published at present, but will give them
IN full when he thinks il proper TO do so.
Payne says that the officers followed him
very closely, and that if he could nave eluded
them for another day he would have been
safe in Canada. He also says that Morrison,
the chicken thief who broke jail with him,
planned the escape and did the saving while
he Payne kept watch on the officers Be
fore they crawled out they tied mp their extra
clothing and threw il down 10 the ground
Payne had a good suit and an overcoat,
while Morrisons clothes were little better
than rags. Morrison went out first. and
when he reached the ground he grabbed
Payne's bundle and ran. and Payne says he
has not seen him since. Morrison has not
yet been heard from, or had not Mt midnight
last night, but the officers are quite conf
dent that they will capture him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

One - orr morning contemporaries has
adopted a new scheme 20 avoid TIE appear
ance u having ben ''soooped- II is under
stood that t. reporters have been ordered -
reprint the scoops, Iust A. IF the events
oocurred dsy later. thus exgssrtlnz - lead
readers 70 bslievs thst TIE psper sas the f-st
20 Vnbissh thsn. Jpon thss p3an Of san3ay
morning the psper printed DO ies- shan Eve
items which appeared in THE TET.Eaasv
Saturday morning. frestsnz them ss Ss+-lr-
1aY nevz. rhen In fscf fhe YESTERDAY
seoEd have rHsG FRIDAY Hv ssrr rnle
the psp<w rIA. 20 -uaorrox rao~r5rg. say tssf
the shoofInS - Hart occurred szsf nizft q
Ehlcb wih as4sr rhis Non5Ry sveufn Z
Ire ehcra = IL no rrarrer srfer.3es f--
Tts Tlfsse
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
The CheboYgan STRIKE.

CHEBOYGAs, Mich, April 25.-The strikers
went TO the depot this morning and inter
cepted sOuth-bound freight and passenger
train TO keep any from boarding the train
who might wish to 90 to work, but twenty
accepted Sl5O per day and left town with
teams for the drive before the others were
aware of II. Meetings were held last night
and to-day, but no compromise was reached
The strikers frst asked $l.50, which was al
lowed by several mill firms, and they then
demanded y. which was refused. but are
willing TO abide by going wages from other
towns, which will settle the difficulty. The
men are orderly, and no violence Is threat
ened.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

lnf Grand Picnic on al kinds u ear
pets % be continued until further notice
The largest assortment the finest pai
terms, the best goods known a. tae trade
the most astounding lov prices.
IArEsrEY BBUssEls 55o. o5e. 75c \,
beiter goods a. be found
BoDs BRUssn.s, sac SlO0. sll0. Sll5
Tins hne comprises the best qualities e.
be found ma al, market
NrLvrrs 81. Sll0 SlI5 81 %. sl.8a
Nelyets are the comine carpets. We have
never sold 50 many Of ,his make on &C.
conpi OF the extreme low puea.
MoQuETrEs. Oar prioe stall farlhas
reduced With large invoice Of neu
choiee patterns. never known 80 cheap.
sLl5. sl25. sl.s5. $40
INeRAns Doc. 25c Sac. Sic. 4ac. 4so.
Die 60e, 6be These prices inclsde all
tbe different qualities a. uell as tlie best
goods manufactured. and is surpnso a.
all SrRWo COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

NsssrseruS. April ~ state Representa-
tivs rbcmas f. Nriberan. of Chicago. and
Nr. Nc,arrig'e. the iattsr an szpirsut for
the rcsireu 0f Tinted States Marshal sf
Northern Itnois. arrived here to-day
Hgrertr = efTe ef Ere members ~ the uEn-
ois eE'slsfrr,r fr has veted against Wor~i-
SON frr inftee States senstor. (4ossSr has
r to-nIart tnaf Huirerln errard hera = 70
secrra afrrrsnn Promised li8 IN obtaining
ere sFrefalreui ~ his friend M-s7ar-i-is ~
Nsraha. srd thai when N1sheran -etn~ns 3,
Springfield ae IS fseiy Ho 81 sonu6 voting
srr M-r-rzlsn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
STILL MORE LIKE WAR.
MAKING ACTIVE PREPARATIONS
the 1assisa F0reign Minister ADVISES
that % Englaaa Refuses to Yield
panspng be Stopped.

81 Faa-Asau4a. AprA n Reports are IA
eires.aaaa aefe .Aaf DoaIiers. the E0reigu
Ain.ster. has s.l9l-ed that IA the event of
Eaglana refusal 81 Yield 70 the Russians
tla e..llsas in AZ gasllisttI. De,taaI. Russian
iiilal-sasiyr io England. bs recalled. and
llat flsifisr lafieginz Geese.
Ale aH.-laa aoFerlnlenl ha. consented s0
tse r9rllll'iaa 9i Is naked commission - IL
8.ara lnl1 tle reports ~ kJuar06 and
Ia nssien. I- is ar -tat.1 whether the de-
clslll lt .l- e..ullssiol d. % Dee regarded
ts hll
A4tiee las teen l-sled to the Marines
rla- ga al.l aftef Asy tie lights At Fiad-
leesrags alIl 1r eErll.guisned
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
THiRTY-TwO BODIES RECOVERED.
The Terrible Results OF the Recent
Ere at Vcksburg

FIRE az Vc<sburg.
NtcH-scea. Mis., April 2s-The work Of
exhum.ns ,hs victims of the recent-dre here.
wls suspend Yesterday evening. having
been coni1cte. 4r to .hat time by and al
the ssocnse of t.. tremen's Charitable A.
-ocaaoa. Auth. ha,he- of the lost mem
bers Of .ee ifsreaf Ore organizations have
been recovered as follows. Wm
k. Aa.eihey. Secretary and Treasurer
fhe N.rkallrE Hook ant Ladder COmpanv.
Nm. 3 fneitn. Peter Barber. Washington
No. Joseph IT. Dent Consultation No. /:
Dame. teefe. Phoenix No. .. The work Will
oe continued hy tbe city government. AZ
tne time ~ tle cessation of work p total of
thirty tra bodies hsd been recovered ac-
fordnE tn the report ~ the Chief OF the
fire. Department. " ho supervised operations
1nd attended be- buryinE II the dead. The
fnoTa o1wfi 1rswtu are the only whites re-
covered and identified. Two others are kuown
to Pa Io-t. Claude >ipes. aged H.
and lharle hanley. lf recovered. their re-
mans cou.d uof ne identified. The foliow-
ing -o.ared men and boys we're identified.
fHartrs Reed Richard Johnson, John Pratt.
Hayden Kennedy. tph DAVIS. The following
roiarat men are known % have persisted
rut we're uot identified II recovered. Virgil
Diaihurne. Clark =. Made and Willie Wa
.i1ms. hc rHmaning seventeen ara IN
Sncwr. huf SIX of fhe crew u the steamer
Bel'a &c Memphis. who we're from 81.
iou'- 7re among the number II j. I'm
possible to -et che six names a. the stesmsr
ieff f1r So Lon.s the day after the frp.
ifr ri 1na unidentified victims was woman
Vh was burn l ih. fremen were buried
hy htir comrades this afternoon 80 & o'clock
FftH becoming ceremonies and houors The
remains of tne unidentified victims we're
urued over .1 fhe citv government for in
lerment li b believed that many more
nodfe- VH D. fouud before the work ~ *
nnminE 81 fuisaeii nearly sil - FAR found
were ir ore building The work viii be re-
-rui-..f ta. morrow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Ife Roysl feTopisrs Rave moved into fhe
neT han of TIE v. C. T. 4 No. al. Paa~l
street. whore hey WI give an sutertsinrr.suf
this evening o0Dsistiuz n music. resdinr.
szsd rsestztsons- 1heir rnusiosi efsertsir-
Tnerst Wi - one - the tsa<1 of ~ aeazrr
Tfe otj@ets ~ tbe orseF ~ si.o re gwen.
as ttis i GRE Of ttps r1ost p=eful srsd f.-aet
osi =ocieties n or saty. they hose e. SO
tseir sev and esexsnt fal crowded vith orr
citlzens. NO sh0old psrtseig'ste m fhe f.ar.e-
SIS - ftss order
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

We wish u were possible far us g.
enumsraie al the different arilcies in our
store worthy of attention.
There are thousands az doll ara worth
81 Merehandise upon our shelves and
counters that h. commanding great aii.sl.
ton from customers ail over the country
as well az citizens of our cift. The sun.
ply seems sufficient fof the Increased
demand. a. our departments were newer
So well supplied SraNc a CoNHANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
VIII John Kelly Get a MIssion2

NEw YORK. April 25-Political circles III
thi' city are much perturbed over reports
that a. VI. Kelley, of Virginia, who has been
appointed Minister to Italy will resign that
position and be sent to Russia in place of
Gen Lswton, and that John Kelly IL can
dIdate for the Italian mission, with very
good chances of being rendered the mission.
Mr. Kelly vas not at his Office to-day. but
his law partner said he had not heard that
Mr. Kelly was IN any vay seeking the ap-
pOlntmeut.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
BIazes in New York.

NKw YORK. April 26.-At 1870 this after
noon a IRE occurred in five-story building
az 53 Warren street, and extending to -
Murray street. The fourth and fifth floors
were occupied by Brown Il Sansom paper
manufacturers, whose loss Is $4,000. The
third floor was occupied by the Mutual Dis
trIct Telegraph Company, loss $1,000; the
second hoor, occupied by Willy Wallace,
dealer IN perfumes. loss 5000; James War
mock, dealer IN shoes on the first floor, sus-
tanned loss of $1,000. The building was
damaged $500 worth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

HrVrrernv. PA. April 2e.-The forest
fires raging throughout the county the past
three dags are az exrhzuished by last
night aesrY rrufah en- Stone mountain
7iore over 70u' tcres Of chestnut and other
vaifrhle nrIter were destroyed. eutaiiinr a
less sf rearIr <annn an the fences alonr
rIe at a. "a tfe mountain are eonsumsd TO
f.Ir xr-H f large number Of vord chop
nFrf cabins Fire irss on Terrace and
Ias-t mrunt1ius were also destructive.
fEars.r.itirr a Toss hs nmher ~ about so
ssl fhese fires originated through the
fstre.e-zua-- ~ hnntars
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Nsw foss. April 2s-Cspt Thomas Phe-
IAN. who rss stabbed by Richard Shor+ lsst
4snasry. has arrived here and VII sppear At
t1s trial ~ his sssAlsnt. xho is an3er m
1frtlnenf for fsiunaouS sssaui1 Dszsrfst At
eorney Msrtine says Slaort's trisl WI soon
take pisee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

There are lots of Custom
Departments IN town But We
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that our. IS the
the best OF its kind. And
what Is that hnd9
Popular is the easy and
strongest answer
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. CON
suit us on Suiting- newest
Spring Light Weight over.
coatings and Jrouserings
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

MIDDLETON. o.. April 26-Miss Fila lay
lor. handsome young lady - yesrs n ssa.
was passing By cemetery oB Fourth street
az ? O'Clock IN the evening. in company with
a number n young people. when one Of the
party exclaimed. There's a ghost All
started - run. when Miss Taylor fell and
expired before medical aid could be sum
nl0ned
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

CISCNyArI. April "a man who gave his
name a. II. A. Johnson. of st. Louis. was ar
rested yesterday morning on charge of at
tempting to burn the Palace Hotel lie said
he had gone into a saloon IN the building to
get 2 drink. and when he heard the commo-
ton he ran up stairs 20 see what was the
matter. His story l. corrObOrated by the
bar keeper Of the hotel. Emery Bros. have
offered = reward Of 500 for the arrest and
conviction Of the Would- Be incendiariez
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Moscow. April @.-IarEe bodies of troops
daily pass here for the south. Great auan-
titles ~ provision and ammunition are beinz
sent 20 Iasanrog f1r the Black Sea strong
holds. he Co~sackz Of the Don. koban and
Ierck have been ordered t0 stsnd ready -
mRrch. Thirty Eve thouSsnd troops have
been concentrated ne7r Askahsd The va
feeling predoFninatas here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

P,RIs. April &.-The French government
has decided - issue It's late note 20 Nubar
Pasha. Egyptian foreign minister. IN regard
70 the BuSphors EqVptiea affair to the pow
ers in the form Of a circular. This j. the
note containing the threat of the government
to withhold IT, sanction of the convention
signed by the powers for the control Of
Egyptian financial Affairs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
Danes for the West.

PORTLAND. Me-. April 24.-The steamer
Dominion arrived here. Among
the passengers was party of Danes on their
way 10 the West. They say arrangements
are now being made to bring
over at least 5000 of their countrymen to
take up a great tract OF land in the West and
form a Danish colony. The steamer also
brought twenty young men, members of
the aggregated union. of London. They rep
resent A number of trades and propose to
settle IN Canada.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

ODESSA. April 2i It i- reported in official
circles hrre rhat Ameer Abdursaham has
sold fslllen to Russia. and u negotiating a
cs.-siou ~ tierat
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
To Art Students

Mrs. X. l.. Northrup's classes IL drawing and
painting from casts and life al a. month
afford great advantage III preparing pupils
for her outdoor class in charcoal and pencil
sketching IN May. She also has a SATURDAY
morning class for scholars and teachers Al
room il, second floor. Houseman block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

W,suNoroS. April &-Judge Andrew
Nyhe. A-.ociate Justice Of the Supreme
Coart og the District Of Columbia. Yesterday
rendered h.- i-uatiou % the President 10
cake effect uu the appointment and qualif
cation IT lis -uccsssor
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

81. fz,1l4sBgag, Apui e0.-Gen. Obruts-
chef Z. Increasing .ni4-nce with the ear Is
causing rellarz- Ilrulscheff. who b. only
o. years sld II uau "a the Sk0beiod type
ne afte tn4t tne asntng Dc forced He
a.ia said all.ieiF lhal Lulsdeus retreat had
destroyed Lnsiaul's prestige in Afghanistan
and flat both tle Afthan- tnd PersIans we're
secretly preparing ta help Russia the minute
She 4trIae- rhe 1rs- blow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

STocEHo1N, April 26-Thonsands Of emi-
grants are aocking daily from the Finland
coast and emharkinE for America and else
where 70 avoid being drafted into TIE army
IN me event Of var. the agriculture IN Goth
land II ~ a standsfih Farmers erpectinr 10
be compelled 20 perform military service 70
preserve the neutrality of Sweden.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
THE MINERS STRIKE ENDED.
The Result Untavorable to the Strik
ers-Not All to be Re-empIoyed.

q 'NOt 1T 10 UC 'Nt-tTIIpIOftus
PITTsBURG, April 26.-Near midnight last
night an official circular was issued by Pres
ident John Costello, from the miners gen
eral office in this city, declaring the strike in
the railroad districts at an end. This. 10
miners, unfortunate result of a tedious con-
lict. was brought about 10y unfavorabe re-
ports received from the meetings which
we're held throughout the district yesterday
afternoon and evening. and tomorrow
morning those miners who can obtain EN-
pioyment will return 20 work AZ a two-and a
half cents rate. The operators claim 10 have
suffered so greatly in the loss of CONTRACTS
that but small proportion OF those former
~ employed eau nov be supplied with work.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

lnspes Apnl as-TAo Da1g Ne,eF 81.
Petersburg letter coadrms the report that
GOO aa-s.an trool- from Baku have been
hnced st C.Ak.siar sud so AZ Krasnovodsk.
ie0 lhou-alt uen have also been sent 10
reinforce iaa ku~sIaa army 80 Merv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

h,afstao. April 26.-The Russian govern b
meut Is nego lliiug with the managers of
tne Hamburg American steamship line for
t1e purchase of the steamer Harmonic.
VIII Wv p ILLmg her OlL IS Q cruiser
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

in every variety and quality m Read
Lace. Nottingham. as well a. hsavs
drapenes an Plush. Satin ,md Drapenes.
by the Yard or by ihe g,,.ir. and all offered
al lower prices than can le found else.
where STRING CoMTANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

WssHTSgToS. April ss-Grant's birthday
vii be celebrated to-uorrou evening By q
public meeting AZ the Memorial Methodist
clIlrrh. ~ there freu. Grant u1rshired during
hIs presidency. The meeting Vill he presided
over b. Senator Nsnderson. Many prom
inent persons viii take Part
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

81. fgls.sacaa. April 6.-Ihe Car has
saaed IA .ni ifrill uaase -anctiOnin1 tho i'm
mediate rai.iat ald of fgnizan0n Of large
farre 1i llce ufu militia by Gen. Roma
1.f commanded II the Russian forces on
tue AIgaaa fronler.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

CLEvEIASB. April 81. II. Cheney was
appointed receiver for the lake Erie and
Western railroad yes sterdsy afternoon by
Judge Walker. Of the United States conrt.
The road runs from Sandusky, Ohio 70
Bloomington. Illinois. The company cor
fessed Judgment for principal and unpaid
interest on a note amounting to SZso. .S.si e..
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

or. PsrEas sscig, April 26-In the event Of
war wllh England the Russian imperial
guard vil proceed at once to the Baltic
provinces. lts strength b 60.oOO men and
Ia Me-l ruu.-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

LoSpos. tprl rs. The Indian army has
not single machiue o. improved Arm
stroug ueld xHa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Lowell II 10 have nev paper. II II 10 be
called the independent and " T.. Jackson.
late OF the Leroy independent is 10 be the
editor
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Va art tlllis determined that the pss
pie ~ Mlchlgs.n shall i.e corustls inform
ed where g. purchase DRY Goods an
Can,ets SrslNo A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

IovnoS- April &.-Tae oEofslz a the
Admiralty War ard Fo-sizn offoes. hare
hessn AZ iheir deSks AT DAY - 8sF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

81. PersEsnra0. April 26.-The Car has
declded to 90 90 Moscow ne once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

~hsW T. the lns lsi tle olails Il
where thes Nill.
SrgISe A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

,sHlSersv. tpril 15-Iarnez q. Chen
avsib. ~ Texas. vaz t.s. 8ay appointed frst
suiit3r ~ tile treasury
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

s-ear-Iaa sss9s r Bak is aur lssani.s
slsr sss.lrrs In 5fsyve H-sn5
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27
CENTRAL AMERICA.
THs VIEWS or JAMES .. LACEY
The West indies Ship Canal 6arrios
War Lumber ana Fruit Oper-
stions in Honduras.

Mr.. j. d. Lacey. Of the Honduras Timber
Company and theahOndurss Tropical Fruit
Company returned Saturday evening from
an extended trlp through Central America
aud other sections which he had visited Ia
The Interests Of his firn IL company with L.
II. Whitley and A. q. hodenpsl Thinking
ssort sketch Of has trip would bs of interest
TO the public TELEGRAM scribe called upon
hm Al hls residence last night
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-27

Mr. Lacey thinks the New Orieaus ErFo
sitIon vii have = very salutary eject aFsdn
Central America and may be the means ir
connection with proper commercial treaties
II opening Up very lucrative trade FOR the
United States The state are nesrly all
represented ~ the Exposition by exhibits
and crsrnnrisz5~srz
The sun., 1885-08-09
EaRLY MORNING an THE yTE7s
Odd, Amusing, aud Chnrac, eristie Happen.
inEs WhiIs tho People TaNed.

Odd, Amusing, aud Chnrac,erIstie Happen.
inEs Wh'Ie tho People WaHed.
Ono must have talked hard. from early
until late in the day. to toll OF tho way In which
pcopIo acted and looked In tho hotels yester.
day; how they crowded out Ct their beds Into
the lobbles before the day was half begun;
running and stopping. and then running
again; wrapping crane around their arms.
chasing around ior Rita flowers for their
wives and daughters to war. or pining while
tho overworked ',.r and waters made them
wait for something 10 "nt At O'Clock the
entrance 10 he f.fth Ayonua Hotel had its reg
ular evening crowd Of fasEionably dressed
mon and foolishly 'ssed boys only ins,ead Of
looking at each other. they wcro earnestly
sc'king somo high place - stand on or watch-
Ing LOT Y, impsss II the distinguished persOu-