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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
IRELAND AND THE POPE.
BOLD WORDS From 4 eishop
What the irish preiates Expect ana
vii Demand Danger OF Driving
ireland INTO CuSobedience.

LoNDoN. April zi.-Ahe pastoral oi Bishop
Aulty. OF Meath, issae,i Oh saturday causes
widespread comment and is regarded a.
formal y arlllng 70 home of what the IRISH
prelatas eApocs and All demaId Tie
Bishop refers IL an independent tone Of The
unfortunate effocts of the apparent claslin.
of the obligations of people toward theIT
country and tos ard the Hois See. lie hopes
that the conference of irish Bishops al home
Nlu remove al cause of con1lct by deter
mining clearly what Rome expects. The
press AT state OF public feeling may al any
tune cause dangerous Misunderstanding 10
arise between the Irish nation and the no
man See. II II easy, he significantly says, 10
persuade Jealous aDd credulOus race that
the Pope has acied Oh prejudice or one-sided
Information regarding the struggle
10 secure social and political
ameliOrauon. Any fatal misoonceptlon OF
the Pope objects might DIVE Ireland INTO
the attitude of dos9ed aud sullen dl-obedl-
ence. OOd only knows what consequence
might then follow. 1t Il very awful fact,
the BIS lop proceeds 10 say, that great
Catholic nations like France, England and
Scotland, are practically apOstOies from tie
faith. The fact II surrounded with salutary
a. well as with unpleasant warnings. / do
II Il believe that the IRISH nation will ever
follow their fatal example, but
II would be criminal IA Lness 10
expose IL 10 danger. can find no divine
promise guaranteeing TO any nation that lts
faith Will IN all circumstance be unassali-
able, nor can / see that there l. special prOyI-
deuce that would save the lrish multitude
from renouncing their allegiance a. tie
Church IN a paroxy sn of passion, III retala-
tiOn for imaginable interference with their
political freedom. or 10 avenge an insult. or
affrOnt which they might rashiy assume had
been offered them by the Holy See.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
The Next Census.

WASHINGTON, April '2l.-The Secretar. 81
the Interior has issued a circular giving IN
formation in regard to the taking by vari-
Gus states and territories of the semi -deceu-
nial census, as authorized by an act Of
Congress of March Is, 1872. This law pro-
vikes that if the census i taken 10y the State
authorities beginning the first Mon
day in June. and the result reported
TO the Secretary OF the Interior by
first of September, the Secretary of the
Treasury Is authorized to pay on requisition
of the Governor of such State and Territory
a sum equal to 30 per cent the amount which
was paid To all supervisors and enumeratOrs
within such State or Territory at the United
States census will include the subjects of
population, agriculture, industry ane NOR
tality. Accompanying the circular are
schedules on these particular subjects used IN
the tenth census.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

DmrA Nica-. April zi.-Robert Mason
strucuous Of she supreme Court, took pos
session yesterday Of he right q way Of the
p. T. B n. EaHrnad across Morgan Christie
piers farm. 1ud .1rned 10 over % Christie
pher. who wants ~ 90 for the .Eht Co cross
his farm. warrant Wa served -hIs morn
Ing ora John ilogie road- m .isrer. and lhos.
" AFi- -tl lou agent for tresQass. he
company rsz thirty Eve men here. aud guard
Hd tha f-f- lisf night With lanterns. Rail
roHt ofra are xpectsd to-day to effect q
tfiauf.nt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

-Circ'n mas. .ewfde a-xette.
The rar rs are -t '8ls M about Msui
ST. r..rre. so owns M lions OF scres II
Goa aa3 ren aud timher laods ia Tennes-
s-e. AMI .s millious -ess and transscts
- her own has.ness and rides over ths
mounts "a from mine 81 mine and from
furusee to furnace. sud bad private sec
retary who went mai ana K lied nself
for the hove 81 her. saw Ms Maud s.
Pierre at 4 httle station IN the railroad
from Nashville 70 Chattanooga A hort
tine since Sfe vas pointed 1ut to me- ~
NJ y ~ Thomas. the Pres dent II rhs
read I saw very rIala. elderly v1u1an
sva6di a n warm wraps aDf in aruear-
snca contrasting nor &C els With the bare.
and nnatfrsctlve SURF 1Hniin-s ~ ne
m ,unrain ~ ftlr1 / azsad shour Der sad
tha wonderful s-rrt concern Z har ard
tf.a IN 'e.nan sitrsssef smuei ani "a
psed tf shink she .s little rrsckAi =
Does sae huv ehosa vast tracts sVokea ~,
rf ae h.n g she r-r tn m srav -
Tha ~ar'r re has feen a school
Teacher emf srw f-r r
- frr rrffar 4 re heRri SD taiaE
uaif tr Hr rhrf rrrrrrx -n - a. a
fhe sire ? - Nsuss ss. PIERRE -,u1anc-.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
STILL THREATENING.
AvoTs or CREDIT sY The LosDs
Russia Continues 10 kush Toward india a
Polish Troops Mobilized The
Pacific Fleet.

LosDos, April zl.-lu the HOUSE OF Com
esd that the vote OF credIE, OF which previous
notice had been given, and which II the pre-
sent circumstance they deemed necessary,
would amount u Al ,OuoWo S55,oOuoj +.
-Four And bali million pounds ~OOld te re-
qairod 10 defray the expense Of the Soudan
campaign snd slx and half million pounds
would be- asked for other Ia .al aud military
preparations. A vote Of credit vas passed by
The House OF Lords without division.
LONDON, April A.-Ihe Standard Con
serYatlyel. says that the governments re
quest for a vote OF credit vail not meet any
opposition. The nation, III this crisis, viii
ignore the person Who asks FOR a vote, and
viii thInk only of tie emergency making the
credit necessary. They are satisfied that
money Is required. and they vii grant 1t
freely
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
MORE DYNAMITE
T~o Men Seen at "Ork Near Chi
eako DnL.ers.lr

ago DHtsrf >ttf
CalcAa,1, April q. "A startling discovery
sas Aade a. the Chicago University early
thss morning. Janirof Osborus saw to
1ea digging a treach a. the base 0f the Ob-
sersat.rg. One ~ tle nlsn ran away. bat
the other. Eho Eas f0rei ggler, continued
digging Osborne called ap Prot. HoQgh,
Mo Ia L4ru called tao pOaceLaen
Eh0 l0ok Ihe trclch digger
o. the police station. The man
said be- had been hired u dlg a
garden there by nlan shose description
t.iilies sstl THAI ~ ialbert, 4iIs- frank, the
public library tend Al examination OF
thr trench discovered trap-dOors xhIch were
to ov pui into the uench % allow admission
% it ~ any tune. Near b ~as q barrel Of
cement. Ia snich were found several pack
ges ~ dyuaIuIts carefully wrapped. The
work had been carried on for two nights.
CHICAGO, April 81. Otto Funk, the public
library thief, arrested SOME time ago Ia con-
uectlou win dynamite concealed Ia a lot Of
oOOks, o. night confessed that he vas the
author " the plot a. blow up Chicago Jui-
Fer-Ity, which vas prevented by Janltor -
borne, a. reported IN tO-day's dispatches.
lie had arranged a trap under the sidewalk,
20 feet from the Observatory, whereby any
pedestrian stepping on the plank above
w0aid -hatter the building without injury 10
himself. Funk was locked up at Cottage
Grove aYeudo station.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
The PRESIDENT s RECEPTION
Al Unusually Brilliant Event at the
White House

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April u.-1he Pfezi-
dents last evening reception of the season
was one OF unusual brillancy The doors
were opened to the general public al 8 p IN.
extending beyond the gates 10 the grounds
down the avenue 10 the Treasury. Inside
the mansion every apartment was handsome
IL decorated with flowers and plants,
and the Marine Band Played national
airs, In the blue parlor Mar
shal McNiichaels made the presentations
and the President was assisted IN receiving
10y Miss Cleveland. Mrs. Bayard, Mrs. " hit
ney. and Mrs. Edincott. The toilets were
handsome, and very large percentage of
the guests were in full dress. Nearly all the
members of the Cabinet and Diplomatic
corps were IN attendance.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
THE BILLIARD CONTEST.

Mime. Patti and Signor kiColini Wit
ness the Game at irving Hall
NEW YORK, April 21.--Irving Hall was well
filled to night with laGies and gentlemen TO
witness the second game of the billiard
tournament Among those present were
Nine. Patti and Signor Nicolini. The
contestants were Jake Schae-
fer and Maurice DAILY. Both
men made some excellent breaks" and
were frequently applauded. Schaefer, how
ever, after the fifteenth run seemed TO d.
much as be liked. AN I finished the game lSi
points ahead of his opponent. The score
was: Schaefer. 800; average, - 5-33. highest
run, co. DAILY, 3l3: average 9 s-}2: highest
run, 80. Time of game two hours ahd four
teen minutes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

WarruII. Mich, April zL-Audrew
Jackson Cove'l. leading pioneer an5 promi-
uent cihzsn. j..d a- O'Clock TINS morning
r. was educated fn the common schools and
broughf ur ou farm. He came 20 White
bah iu i,2s. and mrrried Eunice Parsons. Of
ulrois. IT, vas very prominent in the
iambsr hu.lIss-. was kr-emasOn. had an
immen-e -i-ce ~ friends. 7nd wss known
fhrnaghuur taa -fnfr. post mortem . rs
hsld snl e wfs ieclded hat be died OF a
,ralu1l cIoslrg ~ .ne autlet of the stomach.
8usines- b. generally su-pended. mills closed
ana dal-s ara ff 1.af u9af iD consequence of
SIR CorfI iaath. tie was - years old
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22


FroUR-Dull and prices strongly held.
superfine s. -oFtl o.. round hoop Ohio - IN
81 o.. ST. Louis extras 5OfI6 90. southern -four ln
moderate demand aud steady. common 10 choice
extra. ~ 0sH6 %.
WHEAT-Options wer, irregular and unselil'-l, ,
closing after an active business firm and = 4H lc
higher. Spot lots moderately active and
closed steady. Spot sale of ungraded winter
rpd af 9sf n &c: No. 2 red winter 81 setl I'D
unaradedWhite irsI SiDi. NJ. re~i state. 81 0lis
No r,d winter May. 9sf0l ulisc. de- june
81 0lMnl Usis do July. 81 os's@l 0tss.
toRN Options Wcre fair active. fsFerish and
unsettled cloeine about sftsd, and gifaouf ln-
portant change. Spot lofe closed i.c lower
spot sales of unRraded mixed 81 e. iac. steamer.
mixed 5lisN isa4 C.. snd STEAMER whife 81 tli sc.
No. mixei April. sli.c: do May. siA DO june.
5sitN5fikc.
0Ars-Options were unsettled ami onlg uo,i, r.
ately active. closing about steady ft but liifie
change. Spot lots closed firm and fl So higher.
Spot salee a. No. white state af f2i-c. No z
mixed MAY 2ps. bad. DO june f0is0 lfc.
RYE Moderately active and firm western Ia
7ic. Canada tnd state. 4stt &c.
RtRIFY Dull
PoRK -Quiet. mess. Sls p,S18E
i.ARp- iusf-i dull and easy. - - caeh 3 24H
= May.7 SPA ~ june.
SusAR- Stoaiy fair 20 gooi refining fA a.
h4a.
ilrr1rn STEADY. state. Iae2.e: w,'..rn.
i0U &c
Eoes-stead5. -'a'e. 1880 western. i4c.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
The Campbell Case.

CINCISNATI, April 21.-The L. G. Campbell
bribery case will come up for second trial in
Judge Ro6ertson's court next Thursday. be-
fore a struck Jury Rufus IS. Smith and G.
W. Jerard will again prosecute. and Judge
Robertson will try the case, notwithstanding
the fact that he was Judge in the Campbell
disbarment proceeding.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Trouble on the Rail.

DENyER. Col. April 2l.-1here II trouble
brewing among the shop enpioses Of the
Denver a RIO Grande railway here, on ac-
count of The company discharging men 10
reduce the force The men request that
full force be employed on shorter hour II
the work II insufficient The company re-
fuses - be- dictated Ia, and % j. rumorod
that further reduction Of the force Viii be
made Saturday, which may be followed by Il
strike
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
q Cyclone in Texas.

NEW ORLEANS, April PA special from
DenisOn, Tex, to the Times Democrat says
"a cl clone struck this town this evening and
velve or fourteen houses were blown down
or seriously damaged. and a large number
badly damaged. The colored Methodist
Church was destroyed. No lives were lost
The town was visited by a cyclone two years
AGO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
The Mahdi Weakened

LONDON, April 2l.-In explaining the pro
position of war credit which was 10 be used
for operations OF the Soudan Gladstone to
day gave the Commons 10 undentand that
that the rebellion against the Mahdi had so
weakened his power that the Government ex-
pccted - have but little occasion for further
active preparations in that region. The
presence Of an adequate military force at
Berber would probably be sufficient To pre-
serve British interests for the present
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Clothing Stolen.

DErRoTT. April 21.-About $40 worth of
clothing was stolen from Charles Haase's
room at 6S Michigan avenue last night
Early this morning two young men named
Charles r. Waters. of72 Grand River avenue.
and Michael Sullivan. of So Center street,
were arrested in a saloon near the city hall
with some of the stolen articles in their
possession. Sullivan was discharged at the
police court last week on a similar COM
plalnt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
The Exposition MAY Continue.

NEW ORLEANS, April PA meeting Of
citizens was held al the ST. Charles hotel to
night, 10 consider the question Of holding the
Exposition open tail next winter. A com
mitttee of prominent business men were ap-
pointed 10 confer with the Board Of Man
agemeut Of the Exposition then IA session.
The Board appointed MAJ. Burke and Col
Buck 10 meet the committee and a cOnsulta-
ton Will be held tomorrow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-The President to-
day appointed Christiln VI. Siebert, of New
YORK. secretary of the legation at Chill;
sl-o Orlando V. Powers. of Kalamazoo.
NIch to be associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court. Territory of Uth; ninc postma-ters
and four internal revenue collectors. All IN
tho an.f md .nlth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

Culc,Go. april 21.-The case of the Pin
kerton detective charged with the shooting
of Roth 40 the Mccormick works was con
tinued nj the Vest Twelfth street police
court this morning until the 18th inst. the
accused giving bonds IN $500 each. The
wounded mar was unable to appear but Ii IL
thouzht hs viii eventually recover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
rHe MINERS STRIKE
The Final Efforts OF the Visiting Com
mttes Successful


faaEsBl R0. April 1l. Iae ranks of the
striking usiuers are nihng ap aEsln. and the
indications uoS are that ansload ot the
ssfIke being broken Il vaA continue Wilh
Increased Flgof. llns II the resuit of the
nual effort of tle VISITING committees x ln-
dpct those thai have secured an advance "a
oease ~orE Unul al should siaila eu "a equal
footing, aud the saooess 81 the committees E
,uori- Nas efeai surprise 81 the miners
themselves. ~ the close of tile conference
81 Ii3t slIlke committee ihIs morning Pres
ldeDl Costello said that Wlgn tlt exception oi
tilr hcnd plls eli asues an t1g faH Handle
had shut down tins morning. Nhariler-.
hauavills aud ouu's kun districts Vere All
cut and tst suspension n a. general Costello
tins morning reoelYed e leIter from tit ohio
Mlners Association proposing that the men
IA Ss,llnes,ille regi0n aid those of iItis
burg districts. move together, 30 a. 20 MAKE
the strike general ~ both localities.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 2l.-Bayless ".
Hanna, of Indiana. authorizes denial of
the statement that he has declined. or con
templates declining. his Persian mission.
ORICHMoND. Va. April 2l.--A. NJ Kelley to
night denied the rumOr. which had gained
credence IN Washington. that be had de
clined the Italian mission.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

MAQKUErTE, April 2l-A VEN four feet
wide has been discovered in the Adventure
mine, with good deal of silver showing up
short distance from the bluff where the
work i now going on. ~ he time Is coming,
said the Superintendent, when that range
will prove perfect silver bonanza" There
l. still considerable snow on the ground,
which impadeS work
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Russia Violates Her Treaties.

LONDON, April 2l-In defiance of the treat
It's of Paris and Berlin, Russia has fortified
Batoum and concentrated large amounts of
guns and ammunition. She has also estab-
iished a strong corps of guards al strategic
points of the railway connecting the Black
and Caspian seas.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
ASKING PARDON FOR JefF. DAVIS
= Plea tor the Removal OF His Political
Disabilities

Nav OkIxANs, April 2L-Gol. A. O. Horn.
editor of tbe Meridian Miss. Nercars. 70
day addressed q petition u Presidoat Clsse
laid. asking for the removal ~ TIE political
disabilities OF jefferson DaV1s. He says.
This dlsfr snehi-sueut of Davis l. q source
uf great modification and distress to thou
sands II Southern people Who
x0uld gladly suffer With him hls
pains and disabilities Ills great
military and civic services rendered - the
country, now happily al peace, make silent
appeal - the nation for this long deferred
expression Of magnamnIty. Col Horn
add-. Il 80 not KNOW that Mr. DAVIS wants
any friend % do 80 for him. oAly Auow ]
want Il done, and ia conformity With ny un-
disputed right 20 petition, l asa it for hmm.
Horn Is the leading editor Ia East Mlssis
~lEpI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

Ns,T YoRx. April 2l.-Mme. Patti sang IN
.Semiramide" at the Academy Of Music
here ll.t night. lu spite 90 che stories that
sh., vvorf3 not aupear. and sang with an her
rsrai hriItsncv. Notwithstanding the r.
ro-ts that fatigue had impaired her voice.
She was Enthusiastically greeted by q large
audience.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

NoBrH NrsKssoS. Agril 21.-A grocery
stora pr.pnied isy Itunes Shsvelier fu5 owned
hv s. + Barker was burned here last nizh&
The loss r1 he $3.50. insurance S.tled
fhe -a1sa ~ the Gre IS 1u known. This
store v1+ ,-ner'g owned hs tne Nortf Nut-
sa.-,n fHrrhar rln
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Crant's Birthday.

LOUISVILLE by. April 2l.-Gen- Grants
sd birthday, which occurs next Monday,
will be- celebeated in this city by public
meeting IF representative OF all parties.
Prominent gentlemen have the matter IN
charge. and. owing 10 the peculiar cIrcum-
stance under which the celebration l. to
occur Louisville. a southern city. Will ask
all c i..- M the union 70 follow her example.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

Pasr Hrsos Mich. Npril E-The tug
-Iabn Miner" arrived from Detroit thi-
morning io lov .he schooner leighton 90
Uefrnt ae eaptaiu reports no tronhie
FROM ce rntI entering ST. Ciair river He
broke sae 1esvy blockade and made clear
r|rannat
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

SsyASNAH. Ca. April 2l.--, Times repre-
sentative hs3 AZ Interview to-day With Gen.
Minister 10 Russia. Gen. LawtOn stated
thar he had written 20 the President on the
18th inst. relieving ham from al further con
-iderafion Of his (L3wtou's claims To the
Rnssian mission. This was not declina
ton. but left IL optional with the President
70 appoint him Or not, A he deems best
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

PIEa.E. Oak. April 2i.-A large aud en-
thuslasGc meeting Of the settlers on the
Winnebaeo and Crow Creek reservation was
held here last night. An organization was
perfected. with power 10 organize assOcia-
uous throughout the reservation and raise
funds 90 bring the matte- into the
courts and test tho validity of the
President proclamation closing the
reservation. A great number of the
settlers sro determined 20 resist to the very
last The sympathy Of the people is with
the settlers and aid l. rendered them 10 stand
ont for their homes. Hundreds of them see
ruin staring tn in tine face and they still
hovo hopes that they Viii not be driven from
their homes. and that the Government viii
yet make provision whereby the rights of
TIE indlaians a. well of the settlers Will be
protected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Dickson's ; Trial

WAsHNGToN. April 2l-1he tnal OF Nm.
Dickson, foreman Of the first star route
here to-day. and several witnesses. among
them some of hlH fellow Jurors. were e1anliu-
ed. EXMar-hau Henry, Of OHIO. who has
been summoned ~ witness. was present 40
the trial to-dnV
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

The Episcopal Mission al NewayRO.
Rev. Spruille Burford went 10 Newaygo
yesterday afternoon 70 conduct services al
ST. Marks Mission IN that village. tie goes
there regularly every alternate Tuesday. and
says the mission is IN very satisfactory
condition. 4 new church j. being built and
enough stained glass 20 fill one Of the win
dows haz been sent from ST. Mark Church
of tins city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
The Press Silent.

LONDON, April 22.-1he press. by tacit
consent, generally refrain from stringent
criticism upon the facts reported 10y Sir
Peter Lumsden regarding the Rem jdeh Incl
dent. evidently desiring 10 leave the Nern-
ment unhampered in its action.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

Special Dispatch tp Tax fEiE0R,M.
Blo RApu,s. Apr, sl.-Ia-t night Clough,
Plerce & Company. of thia oity. preferred a
charge against Alderman h. A. Webster for
accepting bri5e. Being Chairman Of the
Committee on Way- and Means, he would
not report favombiy on their bill. They
offered e. discount his individual bill half if
hs would pas ,heir. through. tie paid the
bdl tnd theirs vas allowed, less ten per cent.
Mr Webster a-ked that ths affidavit be read
aud explained that their bin vas excessive:
talt he pad thr nj viduai biI as having no
couaecuon ell. - city bali. under former
arrangement "a. no supposed. committee
of Investigation WIS appointed upon his IT.
quest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

There are 90ts" Of Cust0r
Departments IN town But "
can't help thinking and can
help saying that our, is tn
the best of its kind An
what is that knd7
Popular Is the easy an
strongest answer
We make every grade s
the most moderate prices f.
the Best most Through an
most Elegant Tailoring eoi
suit us on Suitings newe
Spting Light Weight. Owe
coatings and Irou-eungs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

Nvv YeRN, April gl.-Ihe sen to-day edi-
torially declares that Geu. Grants benz
errhrra vs= caused by sore, which IA
now i-srreared. that hs has Not had cancer;
taaf has doctors nos admit it. and that Dong
t-- and ochrady have -ot -1od deai of rec
ldeerfl-inz aud tre saarp fellows
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

NEW YORK. April 2l
Wall street closing: Money closed
at IL per cent. Exchange closed firIn:
posted rates 81 S614@s Ssis actual rates. 81 s5a9
4 " for sixty days. 81 s7s4@l s. for demand
Governments closed firm. currency D. lz'
bid; - coupons l22l bid; 49, do 1925 hid
Pacific railroad bonds closed a. follows. Union
hr-ts. 1l3D 1874 land Grants. lo5's hid.
sinking funds lls bid Centrals ll29ll2h.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

M,S1srer Mich. April'2i. Tom Feeney.
of Quebec Esnai1. vas killed on Peter
logging ra -nat fhis morning tie was on
me fsudrr sud fhe engine was backing up.
a PROJECTING bob swept him Of and the en
zlue rn--ed over hm. rrushina has skull and
emitting eT one arm and ieE.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Polish Troons Mobilized.

saw that the entire first class of the military
reserves Of Russian Poland has been mobil-
ized. The decree of mobilization extends
also 20 all the southern provinces of Russia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Risiori and Booth.

NEw YoRK, April 2l.-Edwin Booth and
Mime. Ristori will act together in Mac
BETH in the Academy of Music on the even
ing of May Z. Ristori will then take her
farewell of the American stage.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
"The Avenger" Arrested

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April 2l-Bill Jones,
''The Avenger" who jumped into nOtoriety
several years ago by shooting at Guiteau,
was to-day arrested charged with robbing an
old soldier. Jones denies the charge.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22

LONDON. April 2l.- Richard Ansdeil. n. A..
a celebrated painter Of animals j. dead He
was born near Liverpool III 1915. one Of
his best works is The Hunted Slave ex-
hibited ia l-4s3 and given Ia ard OF the dis-
tressed operatives of Lancashxe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-22
Indicted al Chicago.

CHICAGO. April 2l.-The Grand jury To-
day indicted "Datchy'' O'Keefe Patrick
Condor and John O'Counor for ballot boz
stealing IN the Third Ward, and Condor.
Connors. Goldberg. Fillio and keefe for
election returns conspiracy.