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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
re SENTEO The JOKE.


Nrw YoeK. July 26.-Jsmes White, a pOr-
ter in the Union Square Hotel, and John G..
Mackay, bartender, OF I46 Third avenue,
were drinking with party IN a saloon at
lO2 East Fifteenth street on Wednesday
night. Mackay wears his hair very long.
and White began to poke fun at him about
that and other matters. Shortly after mid
night White got up and went out. Mackay
followed hIm, but returned IN few min
utica. He seated himself at the table and
said coolly.
You had better 20 out and look for your
friend. I've fixed him | amt going 10 let
any man make fun of me-"
The friends ran out and found White lying
on the sidewalk. His skull was fractured.
An ambulance took him 10 Bellevue Hospi-
tai In the Yorkyille Court Thursday,
Thomas Doyle. a porter, told the story of
the occurrence. Mackay had nothing to
say. lie was held 10 await results. White
died.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
THE COTTON MANUFACTURERS.
An Effort TO Limit Production the
Next Two Years

AUGUSTA, Ga, July 26.-An important
meeting of the presidents of all the southern
cotton mills will be held here tomorrow. to
devise remedy against the existing low
prices. There are III the south 223 mills
with .O;s9, $50 spindles manufacturing every
sort of goods. An effort will be made to-
morrow to pool, for the pur-
pose of limiting production for the
next two years. The matter Is attracting
attention. and telegrams are pouring in
from northern manufacturers asking to be
apprised of the result of the meeting. 1t is
thought to-night that there will be hot
time at the meeting, rs several flourishing
mills are opposed to the pooling arrange
ment, and other leading mills are antagonis-
tic to the parties who inaugurated this
movement.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
a RARE OPERATION.
a Young Mans Intestines Sewed Up
10y a Surgeon.

WASHINGTON, July 26.-Dr. John B. Hamil-
tion, Supervising Surgeon General of the
Marine Hospital service, and one of the visit
ing surgeons at Providence Hospital, per
formed successfully a few days ago an oper-
alton which Is said to have been only twice
performed III the history of surgery. The
patient was a young man who was recently
shot in the abdomen at the fremont House
The operation consisted in opening the cav
ity of the stomach and bowels and sewing
eleven perforations in the young mans
small intestine, and two large performations
in the large intestines leading from the
stomach. A large artery which had been
cut, and caused a hemorrhage would have
ended the young mans life in an hour or
two. This was also closed up, and the young
man is now convalescent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

LONDON, July pa deputation of leading
Americans in London waited upon Minister
Phelps at IL O'Clock yesterday morning TO
confer with him in reference TO suitably
h0uOring the memory of Gen. Grant. A
committee 20 draft resolutions and perfect
other arrangements was appointed, Mr..
Phelps being IL chairman. The other mem
ber= are Senators Hawley, Eustis and Nor
gan. ex-Attorney- General Brewster. Consul
General Waller and Messrs. Field, HarwOod.
Geo. W Smalley. Potter and Marble. 1t -
probable that the dean OF Westminster will
allow memorial services TO be held IN West
minister abbey, and a sub committee was
appointed 20 confer with the d san and ar
range details.
IArER.-The two young Indian girls who
ran away from Whites Institute returned TO
the institute at late hour. They had be
come disheartened and abandoned the idea
OF striking trail for their Western home.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
The Cotton Crop.

Houston, Tex, July 26.-The Post will
publish to morrow a carefully prepared re-
port of the condition of crops in the great
cotton growing region of Texas. There was
too much rain early in the month, but the
weather since has been dry. hot and favor
able. elevated 10y showers at intervals of two
weeks or more. The cotton worm has not ap-
peared except in one or two localities. Stands
have improved this month aud are good.
The present good condition i unprecedented,
surprising the great crop of the season of
1883, when nearly two million bales were
harvested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Lost Indian Maidens.

WABASH, Ind, July 2G.-Mary Winney. a
Wodoc maiden. and Lille Lauyer, a Sioux
girl. who have been attending Whites Insti-
tuts. near this city. quarreled yesterday with
schoOlmates and last evening ran away,
striking into the woods. Every effort has
been made 20 obtain traces OF them, large
parties Of searcher- turning out 10 bring
them in. Nothing has been heard OF the
girls. however. and 1t l. feared that they
have been foully dealt with. IL - thought
that they have started for their old homes in
Dakota.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
q London Papers EuIogY.

LONDON. July 26.-The Daily Telegraph
this morning prints second leader eulogis-
tic of Gen. Grant and says the willingness
of the Dean of Westminster TO allow com
memorative services TO be held in Westmin-
ter Abbey gives universal satisfaction and
Grants record Is a great treasure TO the
American people and Englishmen may be
permitted TO share the admiration in which
Americans held him.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Are You Off for a Lark ?
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

Besides ihe seventy fhouesnd 80 mor people
who live in and Immediately around GRAND
lsauids there are tboussn1s ~ fourists to he suu
plieo will suitable cioffins nnd desire g.
call attention fo some ~ our Nnuuer tauiu
ruents. We undertake to supr'f fiss waufs - tbe
nasle SCI fhe matter ~ arpsrel fro8 fhe fius
the infant lesve> of bahl cio4anr snd Eufs nr
kilf skirts. ~ fir,ugf al $50 STAGES of knieke-
h,ockers for sfnnii b,5s Gsl and sfiisi suifs fof
1oDfhs and lounR Mer iair. neHf euiff fur
fnidd e-hged and oid mem. Aaf orlF in fa~ i'nf
Juderclofhs~ - every deseripfiur rrd hl' iiia is
e-nbrsced in fhe tern furuisdne 90 fz-
ings - ~ cal them Tourists VISITING .af
northern lskee ses sl.ofes ~ Mountains vIfi.ouf
p light vverroaf are iiahle to experience -oriens
disoornf1rr. Or ~ n,s nieeef ftings e. travel p
of vesr or vHcaf p b. torfpf 1arFff ~
fourisf-r,Iaied Biouse SO hsTe fherr ir vf.fians
IA ffTnf hur Drioee
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Youthful 6lopers.

WAYNEsvLLE. Ind, July 26.-A very 70
mantle elopement occurred near here last
night at the small town of Webster. Miss
Douglass daughter of the Register of Deeds
of Jackson county, attended festival with
n young man named Watts They left the
festival presumably for home at an early
hour Instead of going home they drove TO
Syloa, several miles distant, where they were
married. The girl IL but j. years old. She
got license 10y filling ont form herself IN
her fathers office. The bridegroom Is ~
wears old
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

- Ioufs N'.. July rs a meeting Of
rsttleruen vas held here yesterday morning
Reure=enfanVe- frnm ksnsas CITY St
Ioserh and maug other 'ocaI cattlemen' = as
aociation we're present The general seuti-
aleut prevailing vas that hard work is not
necessary fo noid -he rTch zranng Igut- fer
rtsry ft ra= arroed to memorable the
fresitanf praying fora nocihcsfiou ~ the
orier ~ removal committee vac ap
pointed .o ~ .n As-hinHfan and ifsg fhe
catt,emen view ~ ine question: before the
President HsVor halnvster to-day s8id
fif Is impossible on rnund ne fhe herds in
less than "a year The govarurieut's only
u7F "a clear ere territory r a i8Fs wiU b.
t1 sh,,rf Slc sn fa rnrfh ~ -atfla
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

NEw YoRE. July 26.-The record Of the
week. mortality shows for the seven days
ending AZ noon yesterday. l.094 deaths
against 80, IN ,he same week last year. In
10 week IN 1884 did the number Of deaths
reach f.oco. the highest being 80. The
highest number of deaths ever recorded IN
ordinary seasons vas that Of the week ending
July s. lS72 in the dreadful heat Of that
summer. when the record reached l.''9l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

ATLANTA, July ga passenger train on
the Georgia Pacific Railroad fell through a
Smith, a train hand, and VIM. Berry. engi-
neer. were fatally injured. The latter will
probably die tonight. The two men had
their legs broken. One passenger is miss
ing. He Is supposed TO be under the wreck.
1t Is learned that besides those mentioned
SIX persons were injured, but II Is not known
how seriously, a. but meagre details have
been received
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Gone With the Funds.

CHICAGO. July 26.-Wm. Starr, Treasurer
of the 8ricklayers and Stone Masons' Union,
IL missing. Nearly 5000 of the funds of
the association L. said to have gone with
him. The books are in a dreadfully mixed
condition. abOunding in false entries HIS
alleged dishonesty Ia a total surprise to the
organization. and IT leaves their treasury in
a had condition
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

LoNDov. July 26.-The Irish party in the
House IF Commons has resolved to call the
attention Of the House to the alleged breach
0f privilege on the part Of John Bright Al
the Spencer dinner on Friday evening. In
his Speech bright is said 20 have herceiy Dc
n0unced the Irish party a. the Obscure
friends ~ the assassiDs Philip Callan has
been deputed 20 bring the matter before the
House. Bright wil. DO doubt. vigorously
defend his utterances A. the banquet 4
bitter fzht is expected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Real Estate Transfers

Furnished daily from the Office Of " X.
Scibner real estate dealer.
Friday Jub Is ti B. H.nrJ o. james
burns -s = lot fa3 Kent plat 81
Edmund " baruafd fo Seuuel 4 Baker
fofs l1 and D. aud 20 lof ls hik ~
Drew Brown add lsi
samu.. A. Baker 20 Edmund y Barnard
~ r p lof IVon add isl
Eva 4 Seymour ~ Berfha Hnd fruh
Risnk p 81 ff iof bik Scrihuer
IaFnnrs So nd a11 lf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices,
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for brought 10
tins city 10y far a create,
number of people from every
section of our state than eve,
before On amy occasion that
has ever occurred m the hls.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
A Holiday IN Belgium

True It's, It's Pity. Pity tis. It's True.
II old PolloDius were 10 enter our store
and see the low prices al which We are sell
ling our fine Mackinaw Hats. he would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did ia his life. 1t pity
that fine Mackinaw Hais should be sold for
doing this very thing IN order 10 make room
for our Fall styles. which We are nov order
ing. We also have fine assortment OF
Manillas. which We are closing out. al cost
Thomas a CKIrPIS,
- Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

NEv Yosz. Jnly 26.- Mayor Grace received
telegram yesterday from Mr. " J Arkell.
az Nt McGreTor. requesting that tenn
po-srv vauit be erected in the park for Gen.
Grants remaiu- A reply vas cent that
temporary veuit would be erected and al
arrangements loosed after by the park com
ns sziorars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Barrett will be Postmaster.

CHARLOTTE. Mich. July after II. +.
Pennington left for Washington yesterday
telegram was received for him from Post
master General Villas. stating that Barrett
appointment would not be changed, also one
from Tim Tarsney that Villas had assured
him Of that fact.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

CTvosso. Mica Taly rs The dnst room
az The Estey manufacturing company blew
NJ At noon yesterday. Vrfcsing ere roof
sn3 setting Are to it ard the engine rpou.
Prompt service fr01 their own department.
sawed .vczso cha ioss ~ her largest NAM
fsrfnrfnE fn=tr11lou loa- &fH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Eatal Ice Water

CuAuorrE. Mich. Jaly - Henry Ray.
~ Coldvatsr. contractor for putting down
stone walks sbout the court h0use here. died
AZ o'clock this morning. after three days
illness said to have been caused by drinking
ice water His body vas removed 20 Cold
water By an early train. accompanied by his
wife and zon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

WtssrSGroS. 11ig - Secretary Manning
hs= addressed iesfer D, Mr r. ~ Oyster.
~ this cify. -tatinQ tfst IN the recent award
err 4fone V-~s ~ Peoria TT. t,e only eon-
sidersrcn vas ss ts the Icvesr hfd ard tfat
ira policy ~ -ha 5apar-ns snt in reference -
4suvirf 'aber vas not 1enned
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Gen. Roberts Not Dead

NEW YoBE. july 26.-Brig.-Gen. Samuel
Roberts Il not dead The statement that he
vas dead arOse from the fact that a man Of
the same name and living in the same street
n Brooklyn died on Thursday. Gen. Rob
ertS n we'll
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Fremont vs.. White Cloud.

FRENoNr. July 26.-The Fremont and
White Cloud Base Ball Clubs played game
Of base ball here yesterday afternoon. which
resulted IN an easy victory for the Fremont
boys. Following l. the score;
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

We youif mention handsome 'ff rna
de~aeFs fire Sailor aHuts r.ifir rf
f.iaefea BIarse @faf Thss arr ruf srlrrnsiTr
ad1inq IN nTfrH f,sir sH fEn - sf.erT l0rG
rsfts 10 ere oaee rsnr fe ~ err.rreaafl srg b.
not fgrge' - s5 ir nsfook af .air' Nsisis al ere
vs5 f--,u p ssnts - q - ffuf Fancs pa-es -
and Cfsviot vsi- vi prove s--artahf ~
rrar.y o,.assi,sns hu, fr,- rrnile h-v-ine fne
fr.7s vn wsnf rrs ~ onf nnf.r -Ifoe- frr,ti
Fgarr.i ~f.fr- Wais.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

Our entire stock Of Summer
Dress Goods. Silks. parasols
Fans, Laces. Hosiery, Gloves,
Lawns. White Dress Goods.
&c. viii positively be closed
out.
Spring q COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
lsThere a German Buddensiek2

CotoGSE. July 24.-A row Of poorly built
houses fell here - day. burying a large num-
ber of people IN the ruins. Forty Eve Per
sons we're killed outright and - seriously
wounded
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
AeoErs TRIBUTE
6omsna c siteomSn' Verses on ths
DEATH OF the Martial Chleftain.

Edmund { siteomSn Verses on the
Death OF the Martial Chieftain.
q. ~hai q s>Fe oeDlslsu
uf which u.vu iollE shall teil
tI.sed shel Dc slAlH,
n ltl ulis. uul slsslieri. ieli'
foI hia no aaould had oes5
hl-ileg s1Tni3 rIoa.
NJ faiohlOu welded fAsi
his irol hioe,d had shsa
I,eath ou the hundredth hold
h.d talIeo o. brine hiu io~
H. ~as ut4i tssrI O. yield
IT, nlstil ~ mortal tse
E.en b. himself unkuuSn
Hs l.aTs file iaitd sUtsld
fssr.stsd stRlee issrs| Laaf Ills tiFssut
of tlatiles stli ths lsona
That weapon when At lFeW
back Folits1 lhs wraft uf men.
ii.sif on-ei fe-tief srgs
TIE Nation Ttsst as.s4lI.
lhe sIlendoF and tiis ialas
MtlsIsef ui these alone
Nor sas tist f0uud is naue
mou4euis shade Wef thrown.
Couni uoi escA satellite
iel BAN aud glo e eUD,
The circllnf tiliI4r ~ ulEii
Numbsf lac ieI lice Vul4.
Where tloU a. choose iir crave
Prom mountain Uute sea
The land he fought a. us4Ve
He sepulclTe shall bt
l,s o. ltt fruitful earth
Hls guicssnlu4 AShts lsslls.
That a. 4effAins mas have brit
And patriots without -1id.
lie CarNen scroll shall resd-
Here reeis fie valiant hta1
Whose duty Wac Lis Crtsti
Mhose choice the Varriure liaH
Who. when the hight NAs done
The gtim lAst fst dUued
hau4hf SnrV save KlCioTf won.
SurTc4ldered not. bat died
EnAUND - SluAAN
Holiday ia Belgium.
ASTwKRr, July @.-Ihe new Antwerp
quay was formally opened to-day by hing
Leopold The day was observed ~ grand
public holiday. The siehts presented by
gorgeous procession Wa - glorious one.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

NV Yoas I0ly ~ Edwin Price. the sc-
tor, says minors - an sctual or proposed di-
vorre emit between him snd hi- rife. Fanny
Davenport. are utterly unfouuded
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27
Obituary

CorrwRrs. o.. Tlly 25 -TndzsI , n Osey.
oftbe Supreme Coa-t. died st 90 G. clock the
morning n heusorrhage ~ the stomach 81
ter a lonz and painfn Inasz.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

=. LouTs Mich. July Prank Rawley
dropped dead in potato patch yesterday
II rheumatism of the heart. He leaves a
wife and tTo children
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-27

Ro,rv Inly sf-It f- stated ssre thaf Sal
ishn~y has declared fhst khsrtonm nnzf -
rararr1red ar AL hazards
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Riceville Items.
Cold and stormy.

Cold and stormy.
Tuesday, Feb'y 10th, 50 degrees
below zero.
A daughter to Mr.. aud Mrs. Brice
Reynolds was born last week.
It is gently whispered by an in
quiry, who will be our next post
muster?"
From this noon; ID days; 312
hours; 1920 minutes; or b123, 200
seconds, and then the new, and let
us hope better. administration be-
gins.
II is rumored that DR.. Chase, of
Mitchell county talks Of going to
Washington, ID. c., within 10 days,
to be at the inauguration of-Cleve-
land.
Tom Atherton's heart beats with
hope to retain his son as Postmaster
for four years. It's futile, Tom.
james c. Herring, u clerk for
Platt & O'Mallcy. Of Cresco, and
Miss Lizzie Schoonmaker, for kat2
Bros, of Usage, were ut Riceville Oh
an enjoyable visit among their friends
recently.
The Riceville Dramatic entertain
ment, given by our ameteurs. was /
fair success, aud they were urged t,
play again, which they did last Fri
day. They talk of giving il similar
entertainment at Stacyville on Fri
day evening of this week, and thcl
they are to travel for short time
Success to them.
On Saturday, some boys eypecte,
valuable letters from some body, IN
found that they were Valentines
They had forgotten the day.
| Was in Osage when two police
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-02-19

There is no such thing as overpro-
duction under just laws. Produce
and exchange, exchange and
produce. Let the luxuries Of to-day
be the common fare Of tomorrow.
This is civilization, or else civiliza-
ton is slavery, is worse than bar
barism. Hon. S. S. Cox.
When railroad measures are under
discussion in the Senate Mr.. Ed
munds still finds plenty Of his asso-
ciates 'darting up from behind jay
Gould's breastworks, musket in
hand" Theirs is no scarcity OF that
kind Of men in the United States
Senate. Edmunds and the two
Nebraska Senators were the only
Republicans who voted in favor OF
the Reagan bill.
The popular detestation OF IN in
former IS pretty much the same
the world over. In u Mexican
town the other day an internal reve-
nue. spy who bought an unstamped
article and then seized the trades
mans goods was taken by the popu-
lace to fountain and repeatedly
doused in the water and afterward
was tarred and feathered. II he Is
not satisfied with his experience he
ought to move to Iowa and go into
the business OF informing on the
liquor sellers.-[Chicago Herald.
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In reading OF the Crusades and
almost universal belief among the
early christians that it was relig-
Gus duty to visit the Holy land, we
are led to contrast the Mahometan
and the Saracen with the Yankee.
The Yankee instead Of raising an
immense army to repel the invaders,
would have provided watering pla-
ces and summer resorts innumcrable,
with pea mt and pop corn stands on
every corner, guides and boot-blacks
would have throngcd every avenue,
confidence men and gamblers
would have been everywhere pres
cnt, and the christian would have
got out Of the country disguised
with piety which had led him into
the tolls Of an INSCRIPTIONS set Of
sharpcrs, blacklegs and confidence
men.
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Tie following patents were granted
Ior liz week entiing Feb ID, 1885,
reported expressly for this paper by
Jos. H. Hunter, Solicitor OF the
American and Foreign Patents, 936 I
street, Washington. d. G.:
.oEm Coils. Des Moines, boiler
filrnaep, Ga.taf Erickson and VIM.
Iindipioul. prs Noine-, medicine for
o.gur. diphttria, ac.; Lee Lockwood
Des -ioinss. grain separator and
cleancr: II. L. Moelier, Davenport,
box fastener: J. II. Talbot, Nevada,
school desk; S. 4. Welsh, Mt. Pleas
ant, ditching machine: Geo. II. Ash
by, Oskaloosa, gearing; Y. &. Bar
ney, Charles City, sand and water
pump.