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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02


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The Detroit Ezpfees leavinc n .f rs. u r'slch
Ing that city Ai ll a. a. u.. hev laFa 81 -
and kssfpn = B.. ni. leEt cay
Through tiokeie FOR AL rr'snts afg tl0siilnE "a.
bertht mHy b. procured r' Union jsfhff Ntloe
corner NolToe and lrfsvu -Iff.sif rfff ff luiH
Degs1t-
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GEo W NrNsoN Ticket hFeut City.
is HAUIHs Ticket hs'uui DeIrs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

fALaA8R may make toiu ~ Europe
and Beschef nlaY - among the moan
tAlns Ia rsst. but the devil newer takes q
vacation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

The train - sIug af b. lu. c.iLn-rit ~ VINE
Pigeon VII. Atlantic EEprsf co. Mf1n iaue
which has Palace Dvir1uF h"an a'istllns
Cdsschee from Ilic'.go o. Aev Ar. * alld ii.-.ior
without change
Tie train ls,asing ~ 81 e.. ia. cniussif g. W.
Pigeon (gixing one hour foI dlluHI elts eit
Nes ork tsfftas on hhir lane
Through ticket and ueriiis o. sieeiilat tsi1i.
,,s,1 i,e curssd 81 l. Jtltl i4che. ot.es ' n ,nf
.uest and Depot.
All trsiine viii run h3 sia. meridian ume s...ii'
n 81 u.iuufee slower uau i'eirai ulir.
J -. McAttNit han q hFf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

The date July ? will call up sad mem
ories o. Americans equally a. long a.
July xill arouse their enthusiasm The
stroke which her,Ided the liberty and
Independence of the Nation and that
which portended the death Of Garfield,
one of the loftiesf exponents of that lib-
erty and independence, the myersar-
ies of Two events could not suggest more
widely separated sentiments 10 seems
unfortunate that the dates are so near
each other
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Detroit. Grand Haven a MilWauke ee
GOING AASI

f)ally, Suunast ctofltttl TA'ttff
pssseia.,,.rs t4kine tle q ~ e. BAL. tkpra-s niake
cl,.se concessions a. oNo-fo fof lAnhiill. tud al
D.ir,,if for New York kfflFlng uurt tf d. 8 "a ff
the following npfI4fH.
kielt frFT,sss las l8osi -les.I iIs ar peifoii L.
GRAND hapi0s
lss.Viuay here 81 ESQ 4. u. Vifil nleruF a. g.
Detroit making aiFtc- Ciil'.liDus ior n- l,iitis
Es.st, arriving a. New orb b. ui u.e following
evening.
Phrlor Carr ou mail iraslt b.'1l es..i auc We-t
The Train wing al iA4t B.. vii mako alnaof
connection with Milwaukee stas.r'sert daiii e1osIt
SUNDAY
ThrouRh uokeie eeouft.d e. ID &. d d. ofiice
Sv,,.sf = hotel block aud ai fife deIrif
ID POTTER tlts fs,st Agent
GEO e. kItYt II4filc Mausler tiliciAgD
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

The Troy y T. Press Democratic
journal remarks - Hendricks that "de
~ really a great snan, bat be lacks vii
powsr. and when be is la the shadow 'f
a zrsAt man be seems ~ lose his srip.
There /. 40 doubt that when Hendricks
. alone be Is the greatest man present
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

ENGLAND possesses a lady who prom
izes % rival our Mrs Logan IN politics
Lady Randolph Churchill. It - said. Is
about 20 canvass the borough her hus-
band desires % represent IN Parliament
The explanation - 10 be found perhaps
in the fact thar Lady Churchill Is an
American by birth and education, she
being the daughter of an American mil
honare and her maiden name beng
Jsnrie Jerome. We have convinced the
British of the value 81 the caucus and
now We VIII show them what a woman
can DO Ia politics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

'teAt- Atftl-- fIlie ~ l-1f
Proposals. rif he receirei ~ tke nfire p TIE
Rrarf ~ faiir= srS Pre- frri-- is-icntsrs nnffI 3
r' -ioek p n rn Fkugsssg 41g g lsfF f1~ ~
uairirz snf en isrF-x fse resT rsTrfio- - Frr'-s
Hr-ef ~ a rr karf srr1,- s-rr~rfr 30 Etars
sna srsei1ezfis1rz nr y w-rt f-e hsrx - fta
eosrt frrrs-saIs u-st - err~u7rsT 90 uih
rra nar1ee - rTr raerrre iriP -flrefr''e n 1e
e ~ rss-f.rr-s-ls-a - fia -rrr-srt
TIE eoart rseerrss fha rist- g -e.ecF ST. ~r 8
niffs rra-en-s-3 w r FlwFRs
Esairrsan cu- -sisss-e sr Prere~fT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

soMz laaiis- xao have adopted The 70
glseal version l0N gronounce their Ahiii11
,5hsoitsl-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
A. OTTE, Manager.
ONE NIGHT on THE ROAD No EXTRA CHARGE
FAST TIME EAST
Grand Rapids and indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April ls. 1876, rev
fast train will leave Union Depot, Grand Rap
ids, via g. X. & /. X. r.. 2:30 p. N. (daily ex-
cept Sunday, connecting Al Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express, with
through Pullman sleeping cars attached. arriving
Washington y. m, Philadelphia $50 p. III.
New York. $40 p. m.
But one night on the road and only change
II cars, which is made in Union Depot. Fort
Wayne. at p. N,
This route and train offers tho rare opportunity
IF viewing grand scenery Of the Allegheny
mountains. "a the ride over the Pennsylv vania
Central railroad from Pittsburg Is made entirely
by daylight Rates low VIA other routes.
For tickets. sleeping car accommodations and
full Information call upon A. Almquist Ticket
Agent. Union Depot, Grand Rapids; Geo. W.
MGnson. Union Ticket Agent, Grand Rapids or
address &. L. LOO KWOOD,
Gen. P5ss. and Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

win the So kindly make a Republican
nomination for Cove rn0r II New York
h0st0a Globe
Wish plsasure. We nominate the Hon
Frank uiscock, or Syracuse.-N- J. >an-
Now Z the Republican Convention
viii confirm the S,tr's nomination the
party viii have pretty strong candidate.
Hiseock has made a good record IN Con
grress and has been remarkably success
ful ia dodgng tho ISSUES Of factions 10
the party.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

TAG ggorifs psslsstal fllud amounted
a. sS- Zl6 ou last sunday, the largest
popular suhscnpton ever raised ID
America. This - very ereohtable not
ONLY so Americans. bat % tne World. II
shows. too. what even Democratic
nexsyapsr can 10 when IL energies are
,lisectssd toward a commendable cause.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

Dr Pierce 3 Favorite Prescription L. not
extolied as a ''cure-all. hut admirably full
fills a sinZieue=s ~ purpose, being "A most
eOtenf specific iu those chronic weaknesSe-
REGULAR o. women. Particulars ~ DR.
Pierce large treatise on Disease Peculiar O.
Women. ldA pages. sent for I'D cents m
-t,nuFs Address Worlds Dlspensary Medi
csl ASSOCIATION, 6f1 Main street. Buffalo
Ny
A great rush for ice cream aud soda water
az Mills IS Lacey's Pharmacy.
Trasses. large stock and the most az.
proved Kinds, st Pecs's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
White Mountain F'reezers

FIRST Ever Freezar has the side crank
SECOND. There is wool work top ~ tle pal ~
rarp and spirit but aI the nacfner7 v ba reca
IS n iron aTl Substantially maize
THIRD triple motion 4 otfsins1 ths Write Nounf
sin Frezers which offer BIS Tire sef revpVee
tu1siy dIrer TIE serape- vfs frrovs fhs frozen
cream r. te center revoves af-eor Wi1le fle
esfer Tf1ch zIn ts rerqv Opposite
dlreeI llis erstsnf triple raoz f-zas fhe
rarslr rereel na.kas f-a s1-nn.lf aenln
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

THE Nsw Haven Ne1rs is afraid that
the common habit 81 apply NIX the word
''crank" indiscriminaiely to Jealous per
sous pursuing some single object. will
kin moral enthusiasm and prevent pbu-
authropic exerti0n. The Netrs need not
be alarmed The enthusiast aud '.e
philantbrOpist are NOT made ~ stuff
which svapora'es with the fonch Of the
breath. snd ,he vorl "crsnk Is verf
handy and verg expressive WORT =. use
ON proper occasiona On the whole
Guiteag was the means ~ putting very
eonveuienf xor,i INTO onr dictionary
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

BFFoRs the President went CD Wash
nxton. and while he rss stll Governor.
ms reiatons th Iiegt Gov Hiu wera
lGt ~ ths moet inhmate character To
- sure tbe Governor aud Lieutenant
tovernor are Bevnr brought tn close cun-
act ~ officials Tn thIs ease tbeir reia-
icns ~ frfenls we're oulv pertlnrtorv
md agreeable. There vas nothing -
ordishfv between the two men. who hasi
beir own circle ~ friends sns their own
ound ~ snplovments Cuvernor Hill
rlas A grlest st the Ezecutva Msnsi IN
niy on state octsnous. vhen eva-v ho.lv
.Ase vas there and when his abseuce
uauid have been conspicuous Therefore
he presi,ient has m personal obligation
o serve m hslpiag his succeescr alonc in
,la csreer If he shat be taken up at
vashin9t,a A. a eandiiste fsr the Gov-
rlorship - New York IS VII ~ merely
natter ~ expe,iieney. By snsi hy rs
hall see whs<ve shall $50
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02

PsBVErt Is the greatest IRISH leader
SINCE Daniel O'Counell aud the decision
~ The Montreal branch of the IRISH Wa
tiansl League 90 follow hum m whatever
action hs may TAX with the new British
government Is worth notice. Iushmeu
VII not zet tEeir rights from England
until they demand them. and until they
havs settled among themselves what they
want first anil most they VII continue to
suffer under the oppression of govern
aleut IN which they ouxht to have as
much interest and influence as English
men. The NEST hopeful Indication Of
progress I'M the irish NATIONAL cause ~
determination among iushmen to con-
santrate their energies under John
Stewart parnen instead ~ scattering
.hem among bslf jozsn Jealous Fac
ruus.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-02
Down They CO !
AL Seas6nabIe Goods Cut to The Quick

Reduce sotck we must no reserve, every
department shows the effect of tremendous
cuts Call and see prices that conform un-
interested buyers to eaSar purchasers
Our enormous sales during the past week
shows that our unequaled low prices are a
popular hit, to still further increase our
sales and make this the Banner week" in
the history Of the Giant" we have III
augerated a general
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
STATESMEN'S VIEWS.
cONGRESSMeN CANvASsED ON SEW
ERAL CURRENT QUESTIONS.
Sentiments Of 100 of Them rs to Silver
and Tariff Legislation and Brid-
ling Randall Meeting of Free
Traders In Chicago.

LOUSY WILLIE, KY, Nov. II The Courier
Journal publishes letters from 100 member
of congre ,s-iifty nine Democrats and
nnety-On Rapublicans-zenti in response tc
these four questions:
Would you favor an amendment to the
rules of the house providing that the general
appropriation bills, except the legislative
sundry civil and deficiency bills shall be
prepared and controlled hereafter by the
appropriate standing committees on the
several branches of public servicei
Do you favor any change in the laws gov
erning silver coinage and silver certificates.
and il so, what modification would you re
gard as desirablea
To what extent in your opinion would q
revision of the tariff and internal revenue
laws be desirable at the next session.
Who is your choice for the CAUCUS nomina'
ton for speakerf
In the Democratic responses, forty-seven
unqualiiieily favor an amend mont OF the
rules; five give a qualified answer; four OPP
posse a change, and three are non-commit
tai Four favor silver legislation; forty.
nine oppose it and six are non committal.
Fifty-three favor tariff agitation three OPP
pose it, and three are non-committal.
Fifty ven are for Carlisle, one for Ran.
dali, and one is non-commttal.
or the Republican members who re-,
sponded forty-oight unqualiiiedly approved
an amendment of the rules, twelve qualify
their answers. nine oppose it, and twenty
two are non com initial. Sixty favor silver
legislation sixteen oppo,e it, and fifteen are
nom committal. Seventy five oppose tariff
legislation, four favor 1t, and twelve are
non -committal. For speaker thirty are for
Frank Hiscock, twenty three for Rcd toi
Maine), eleven for Governor Long (oi
Mas nchusetts,, anl twenty-scvsn are non.
committal
The Washington correspondent of the
Courier. Journal names these as the probable
officers OF the house: Speaker, John G..
Carlisle; clerk, John b. Clark, OF Missouri;
sergeant-atarm'. John Is. Leelom, Of Oaio;
door-k keeper, Samuel Doneson, of Tennessee;
postna ter Lycursus Dalton, of Indiana.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
Tie Ohio Election Trouble,

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA telegram from
Columbus says that Mr.. Toilet Tuesday
presented petition to the supreme court
on the relation of John S. Brashears, of
Cincinnati, asking peremptory writ OF
mandamus to compel Clerk Dalton, Of
Hamilton county. to issue to himself and
three other Democratic candidates for
senator certificates of election. The waiver
of service and answer of the clerk were pre-
sentei ut the same time, the clerk admitting
the allegations in the petition, saying that
he has been roady to issue the certi ficates
since the canvass OF the vote wa, completed,
but that ho has been prevented from doing
so by the court proceedings at Cincinnati
The Republicans closed their case in the
circuit court hero Wednesday and the
Democratic counsel moved dismissal and
proceeded to argue in favor thereof.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
FREE TRADE ADVOCATES.
They Forcgnther in Force ut Chicago
Preliminary Proceedings.


CHICAGO, Nov. IL At IJ:45 Wednesday
morning the convention of free traders
was called to order. About 100 dele gates
were present. Az rule they wera middle
aged and gray hairei men. Among the
more prominent were j. b. Peabody, Nav
York; Hon. j. o. Smith, Ohio; Hon. Ben
jamin Reece, Oao; Hon. Sterling Morton,
Nebraska; Henry j. Pnilpot. Iowa
Rev. Dr. Green invoked divine blessing
and then Con. Stiles on behalf Of the
IroquoiS club made the welcoming ldress,
saying that the delegates did not come as
president makers, with brass bands, but
as earnest men to 500 what could be done
toward tariff reform. This could not be
brought about by waves of enthusiasm, but
by solid argument. THY did not come as
Democrats or Republicans, but as til oughtful
Americans seeking to enlarge the area Of
human freedom
President Wells replied, first paying
tribute To the hospitality of the lroquois
club and their allegiance to tho principles of
free trade. He dwelt on the firmness with
which the tariff reformers maintain their
position and then proceeded with his formal
address to the convention.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Wells address,
Hon. j. Sterling Morton was elected chair
man, and made an eloquent speech, and
said that they met under suspicious circum-
stances in city which has been built in
half century by virtue Of that wisdom
which made it impossible to levy tariff
between the States
Messrs. H. j. Eddy L. Burnett Smith, A.
w. Thomas and ii. p Tompkins were APP
pointed secretaries OF the convention
Hon. j. =, Smith, of Oaklands. Ohio, read
a paper on "The Tariff as 1t Affects Farm
ing in which he claimed that the influence
OF the farmers in the making of the laws
was on the wane, and that they owned only
a quarter of the wealth of the country,
whereas twenty-tiv years ago they owned
the half of it,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
ADVICE 70 nOTHFRS,

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sale by all druggists throughout the
world. Price 25 cents per bottle.
feb % WIS m Nv
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
THE NEWS IN BRIEF,

A Washington bridegroom recently xavs
the minister 81, 900 bill for tying the nuptial
knot
Walt Whitman's friends in England have
started subscription as free will Offering
for his benefit
There IL q report that x-Governoe 0norge
$. Boutwell, will become editor OF - pBos-
ton Traveller.
Recent experiments have shown that the
first choice among colors Of all childrsss
under years Of age is yellow.
The Hon. Bradford N. Stevens a member
of the Forty second congress. died at his
home in Tiskil~a, Ills, Tuesday evening.
William N. Carpenter. a capitalist Of De.
troit, was thrown from a carriage by a run
away horse, Tuesday, dying shortly after
ward.
The cotton crop OF Mr.. Richardson, OF
Mississippi, il greater than that Of all
Egypt. and his plantations are worth
SIC, OO0, 600.
Evangelist Moody says that church fairs
are an denomination. He would rather
worship in barn than q church built by
such methods
H. o. Armour. OF New York, states that
the report Of tho sale of the Marquis de
Aores' Refrigerator company to Phillip Ar
mour, Of Chicago. Is untrue.
Savannah, Ga ha, a floating bar-room
which plies up and down tho river. Small
boats carry the patrons to and from tho
shore. Savannah Is . prohi bition town.
Mrs. 4. s. Rice. a widowed daughter OF
the Rev. H. A. Winter Of Madison, Wis,
was elected county clerk, Of Harper
county, Kan, at the election last week.
The governor Of Indiana Tuesda issued
. proclamation quarantining the state
against infected cattle. Illinois figure, in
the list as one Of the states from which cat
tie can not be imported unless certain guar
antees are given
Members Of the Royal rifss at Limerick
broke out Of the barracks Tuesday even
ing and attacked with -bayonets many peo.
pie residing In the vicinity, in revenge for
assault. by civilians. The mayor and police
suppressed the riot
In the Federal court at indianapolis,
Tuesday, on tho cross-bill Of the Portsmouth
me. j. Savings bank, a decree OF foreclosure
and sale was entered against the Harrisons
tho Encaustic Tile Works company, and
other property. to the amount Of $S4, 927. 80.
An incendiary fire Monday night des.
troyed the court house and county treas
urer's Office Of Loon county, Texas, many
valuable records, which can not be dupli-
Gated. being destroyed 1t is hoped that
large amount Of money in the county clerks
safe has escaped tho hame.
1t il asserted that tho coming turf con-
vehton at St Loui, will divide eastern and
Western racing. St Loui.. Chicago and La.
tonia having agreed to a Id sufficient money
to keep Western stables In thsir owl. d istrict,
AMI that other associations will fall into
line. 1t is believed ALA tirat tho scale OF
wsis hts In the west will be raised.
Jams, II. McNeal. charged with bigamy
at Decatur, ILL.,, having deserted his wife
and children in Pennsylvania, and married
his uncle's widow, pleaded guilty Tuesday,
and asked tho leniency OF the court. Judge
Hughes sentenced him to ono year in the
penitentiary, but 81 pended it on condition
that hs prove good husband to his second
vito.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
Saved from the A,.ouna Wreck.

PoRT ARTHUR, Can, Nov. r.. -Followng
is correct list Of those saved from the
wreck Of the Algoma: William H. Nc
Carthy, Of Medford, a passenger; M. II. Hall,
Of Port Arthur, a passenger; Capt. Moore;
Joseph Haskins. first mate; Richard Simp-
son, second mate; Henry Lewis, wheslman;
John McNabb, Waterman. of Owen sound |;
James Bolton, deck hand; Daniel C.
Laughln, deck hand; George Mccall,
waiter. Toronto; John L. Mclean, waiter,
Toronto; Thomas McKsngee steward, Of
Owen sound; John Mcintyre, of Owen
sound; Richard Suckers, engineer; Patrick
McCoughor The lost number forty five,
and there is report, which can not be YER
flied, that over 100 were drowned.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
M. M. CORBETT

A TToRNEI AT LAW, solicitor int hancery and
IL Notary Public, Abstracts, Loans and t"llec
tons Office, Bufo a. Book. I'd avenue, over
Bakers Jrw,ry store. Uov-2odly
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
Will Demand Equal Rights in Trade.

MONTREAL Nov. l2-At a meeting OF
the Imperial Federation branch here Tue s.
day night a resolution was unanimously
adopted that in any plan for Imperial fedora.
ton Of British possessions should be included
a system Of trade interchange between the
several component parts of the empire upon
terms more favorable than are extended to
foreign countries unless such foreign coun-
tries should establish reciprocal trade re-
lations with the federation. Ia support Of
the resolution several speakers pointed out
how advantageously this would work for
Canada by throwing into this country tho
great volume OF trade now carried ON be-
tween Great Britain and the United States
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12

CINCINNATI Nov. IL. AT the meeting OF
the Western Nail association. held here
Wednesday, mills were represented As fol-
lows: Pitt.burg, 8; Wheeling, s; Sharon
Pa, /; Ashland, Ky, /; Stsubenvlle,
Olio, /; Ironton, Ohio, 2; Terre
Haute. Ind, !; Miles, Ohio. /: Belleville
Ills, |; Brilliant OHIO. l; Milwaukee, Wis.
!: Chicago, !. A letter was read from NJ.
A. Chew, secretary OF the United Naiier,,
II ,aters' and Rollers association, dated
Wheeling. Nv. o. addressed to George
Wei|e, secretary, which proposed a confer
snce about tho existing troubles. This was
positively declined, the operators declaring
that the questions at issue were such
that no agreement coul bs reached. The
adopted:
Resolved, That we regard the ad vance in
the selling price of nails and the advance in
nailers' wages in the east only temporary
and exclu lively an incident of tho present
strike,
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12
Caught by q Falling Tree.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Nov. IA singular
accident occurred in the southern extremity
OF the city Wednesday morning. George
Barker discovered the tracks OF wild ami
NAL near his house, and together with his
son James followed the trail to tres in the
woods near by 1t was decided to fell the
tree, and axes were brought. After striking
a few blows, tho tree which proved t, b, u
mere shell, suddenly fell upon the mon,
pnioning them both to tho ground. Their
cries soon brought help, and they were
dragged out Of their painful position. 1t
was found that the old man had su stained a
severe fracture Of the skull, besides other
serious injuries. The boys chest was ter
ribly crushed, and both his arms and one
log were broken Both men will die.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-11-12

Mrs. Mary A. Daley, of Tunkhannock,
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best physicians could give no relief Her
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time she was completely cured, gaining in
flesh 80 pounds. in few months.
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