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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
Mutrnbr 1T oer f6mi8l. Sabafs
fabrif Az @aoriD.

lleber ben per telegraph isinsr 3eit turs
semeloeten gufrubr in Der t6nisl. Eabats
fabrit gu Mabrio, mirb pon bort unterm
~. Mdrs semeIoet: Sn ber bisiisen sroBen
Eabatfabrif, bic 0 1000 @rbeiter bei1dfs
tist, fam es seitern gu einem ~oifenen 9lufs
rubr Der Gisarrenwiflerinnen, welde ii9
benz faliden @erii9te sufolse, bic Oirefs
ton Der @nftalt sebe oamit UNI, IN berisls
ben 8idelmai6inen einSufiibren, einbilbes
ten, baB lie oabur6 broolos miiroen. Dies
batte Die @emitber 9ewaltis ~aufseregt, unb
am friben Morsen ueriammelten iid bic
Arbeiterinnsn, itatt on ibre 0ei1dftisung
gu Seben, in ben 6abritbOfen uno bei9lols
len, bic uermeintlid i9on in ben gorratbss
fammern bereit liesenben, ibrem grmerbe
ueroerbli6en Griebserdtbe berporsuiu9en
unb fe gu SeritOren. Sn brobenoer 9uls
tuns uno unter benz Gufe: vWtau mill uns
~uerbunsern Ianen!" bransen iie in aIe
Gdume unb bielten, &iiten unb &dlten off,
nenb, senaue Na9iu9e = iebo9 perseb.
LID, benn iene Waidinen, BON bensn man
ibnen seiaSt bate, baB oamit ftiinoli9
5000 Gisarretten ansefertist werben, ma
rem gar ni9t uorbanben. Oasesen pers
mutbeten fe Don sewiHen %aufsefunbsnen
9ei1nittenen Sabatiorten unb Widelpas
pieren, bieielben ieien fir bic neue, lire
Sanbarbeit erieeenbe SeriteQungsweiie be-
itimmt, unb uerni9teten fie, 'bamit einen
S9absn psruria9snb, Der auf $4,000 Bes
ietas sei9dst wtrb. 9lnbere Musi1reis
tunssn lisfen nebsnber. Sings INN bas
i'm Sabre 1890 erbaute, 426 JuB lanse
unb 289 SUB breite @ebdube batten ii9
0oltsbaufen anselammelt, bic bereit was
rem, ben TN Snnern empSrteu arbsitsrins
men tbattrdftis beisuitebsn. Die berbeis
seeilten BebOroen unb 0oritdnbe Der 5a=
brit wurben uerbobnt, ber Staotsoauerneur
ielbit NIT Steinwiirfen empfansen, ebenio
bic @enbarmerie, bis es enSlid Der rsitsns
ben selans, bic StraBen gu idubern. Oars
auf fam eS nod gu einem erbittsrten Sample
inner unb auBerbalb Der 6abrit, nobel
bon Meiern, Sdbeln unb S9uBuafien
@ebrau9 semadt wuroe. 4us 5urdt,
BON ben @enoarmen ersriffen gu weroen,
fidtete i4liebli6 cine ansabl Mrbeiterins
men, cine Wanb burdbre9snb, ms Sreie,
wdbrenb Der CUR Yermitteluns bsrbeisefoms
meme 5inanSminiitsr ben 9auptbof Der
6abrit sewaltiam Oiinen lieB unb bic err
srimmten Wsiber anipra9, iubem er bic
8erii9eruns ubsab, oaB bic uerbaBten Was
idinen nidt anseidaift worben ieien, es
aud ni9t tn Der gbii9t Der &ssisruns
Iiese, iie eintufiibren, baB ss fi9 pielmsbr
nur UNI bic Gniduffuns Don Tabati9nets
bemai9inen banble, bic Der 9anbarbsit
t~einerlei gintras tbun. Dis @niprade bes
Miniiters trns wsientlid 5ur Bei4wi4tts
suns bel. Qeiber finb ni4t wenise Yers
wunbunsen auf bsibsn Seiten uorsetoms
men. lieutenant Jtui3 murbe i9wer am
Ropfs uerIest. Der 9nlaB gu benz M
beiluolen @eri9t i9eint IN benz BON einsm
5errn Blasco sema9ten 0ori9lase au
liessn, bur9 sin psrbsfertes 0erfabrsn tn
Der 8earbeituns Der gisarren, bas aber bic
5anbarbeit teineswess ausi9lisBe, Der fsl.
Tabatfabrif einen srpeitsrten Mblab AZ
psrfbaffeu, wobur9 alto eber cine nod
sr6Bere Mntabl uon weibIi@sn Irbeitstrdfs
ten gerwenbups fanbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
MnsIa b.

9effensR affeI.

= Wie i'm @roBbsr3ostbum SeNen,
70 sreift in Der ebemalisen &uritaat bic Mlas
iernepibemie in INNER bebentli9er Weiie
UNI f9, 70 baB !. Q. in Wa bu 9 bic bSbsrs
G64teridule, IN &appel unb in &oubauien
bic Wittels unb l1nterfla1en Der S1ulen
sei9lofen werben muBten. SIN Isstsren
Srte iinb iiber 200 climber sumeift i9wer
BON Der b6ien &rantbsit befaaen. Mu9
bic Sbertlaie 1T tart be3imirt, bod er.
bdlt bieielbe porldnfs ben unterri9t fort.
SIbenburs.
-OIbenburs. SIM Sabre 1884
finb aus benz @rOBber3ostbum SIbenburs
1900 Perionen nod iiberieeiiden 2dnbern
aussewanbert.
-OaueIsberg. Die bieiise Mrs
beitercolonie bate gnbe Sanuar sinen Bes
itanb BON As goIoniitsn aufsupsiien /; Is
perionen batten pessn lleberfiIuns abgss
pieien werben miGsn. Die 8erphesuns
foitete pro Gag unb Wonat 80 pf.; IS
murben 1O64t Mrbsitstase seleiftet unb
mdbrenb bes itartsn Sroffss bic Ni4tbanbs
werter nit Mnfertisuns BON 6lai@enbils
fen, Mattens unb Ieppi@fe4ten, Beiens
binben, Bunbbol3s nnb &orbma@en be-
idaftist.
25ninsen. Die bisr am Is.
9lpril .. s. sesrinbete Ibias : @enohens
idait bat Bis @nbe 1884 ben 0ertauf pom
27s3 Stld Tsttpisb auf benz &6lner Marft
permitted. Dis ginnabms Der @enoHsns
i9aft bstrus wdbrsnb bes ansesebenen 3eits
raums l7s, ll5 Wt., bic Nussabe basesen
l7s, 1913 Dr., 70 baB Elm Deficit pon 27s
Mt. uerbIieb unb auf bas sSabr 1885 abers
ommen worben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
SIN peitli6en unb nSrbli6en gtss
brasfa wtrb wobl ndditen CONNER Der
6anbel nit Biffeltnohen bliiben.

= SIM peitli1en unb nSrbli6en Nes
brasfa wirb wobl ndditen CONNER Der
9anbel nit gitffeItno9en bIiben.
- Bei Nortb YIatte brannte 8m.
8ascombs Wpbnbaus nieber; gascomb
nnb feline Srau lixb tobt, unb man slaubt,
baB iie ermorbet unb bana9 bas 6aus in
Branb seiteft wurbe.
Die Sremont8 Butter unb giers
@eieui9aft %perianbte neuli9 tn cine,
Wo9e $4,000 Outenb gier mad Gan
Srancisco, 40, 900 Bfunb Butter mad geem
Dort unb 100, 600, Bfunb mad ct.
0ouis.
x n s 4 ing wurbe 5p. Stebb,
BET Law and Order ganbibat, gum Mapol
e,pdblt unb ionit bret MIbermdnner uni
Der &eit bes Qisenstifets. Sn 9incoIr
ermdblten bic &epublifaner ben Mapor
unb 4 uon 5 Nlbermdnnern.
Wie letdt es bier gu 2anbe oft nit benz
llnterseidnen pon @eiu9eu, gitti6rifteu
u. bsl. mebr senOmmen wirb, bafiir lisfert
elm Vorfaa, Der ii9 fiirsli9 In Nebrasfa
Susetrasen bat, elm geiipiel. Dem Sou.
perneur wurbe elm sablrei9 untersei6nete
Sitti9rift fir bic Besnabisnns zines Yers
BREEDERS unterbrsitet. gr 3og ben Staatss
anwalt gu Static, Der ben 8erbre9sr pros
aeiitrt bate, unb ibersab ibm bic Yapiere
CUR Beri9teri tattuns. Dieter tebrte in
wenisen Easen nit elmer anberen, bon ben
slei9en Yerionen unterSeidneten Bitti6rift
3urid, worin ni9t UNI Sesnaoisuns bes
8erbre9ers, ionoern nm Sinridtuns bes
@ouperneurs nadseiudt wurbe. Der
Staatsanwalt bate fd oieien Sur erIaubt,
nur um ben @ouuerneur gu iibersensen,
wie leidt es bier gu 2anbe 1T, gitti9riften
fir irseno gtwas untersei9net su erbalten,
obue baB bic llnterSei9neteu iiberbaupt pii:
fen, wofir fe fid uerwenben. Oas 1T ibm
benrt aud ~gelungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21
srtennuns unb @ebOr sleid irsenb elmer
mebisinii6en S1ule rnb Qebre.

srtennuns unb @ebOr sleid irsenb elmer
mebiSinii9en S4uIe unb 2ebre.
Der Yrofefor Der Msbisin, 81. 81.
@unn, 0e1ant an Der Ser. Staaten l1nis
periitdt ber Mebi3in in Der Stabt New
Yorf, befreit uon irsenb einem profeifios
nsllen 8%orurtbeil, In Nnerfennuns Der
pabren 8erbienite bisies srpbsn Ssilmits
tells, refommanbirt auf bas wdrmite, In
einem mebrieitisen @ommentar in etnem
ieiner melt perbreiteten Webisin Bidder,
bieie Brdparation, BON einem rein profeis
fioneuen meoiStniiden Stanbpunfte aus.
gue 2eute obne 9orurtbsil winiden bic
Wieber: @ensiung Grants. 0enn es irs
genb mo in Der Welt elm 6eilsM ittel stbt,
bas &rebs %furirt, 10 wenbe man es an,
obne &idii6t ~ nebmen auf ben Muss
ipru9 mebisiniider Safultdten.
Sb man es tbuen wirb2
Nein!
Warrm?
ST es ni6t cine Gbatia9e, baB mander
ionit tiidtise Nrst ben 9atienten iterben
ldBt, wenn bic uorseidriebener Seilmittel
ieiner Sdule nidt belfen, anitatt benz Qeis
benben In Senutuns anberer Seilmittel,
wel6e feline Sdule nidt anerfennt, benz
2eben wieber gu seben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

SdmsrSsn in metnem &idsn unb m,inen
-Rteren.
vDie pom ben 9eben bis binaui gum @ebirne
sinssn,
vg8as mid fat tod pon
,S6mer3en ma6te.
,Srei MGnner beburite es ;eitpeilih. midi i'm
gett Sl balten!
Die aerste periu6ten uereebli6, mir 2inbes
riin9 az perl6aften, aber obne grfola.
W~orpbin mn anbere Spiate,
'vSatten feline @irflns.
Rad Spei Wonaten CAB man mid bofiz
niin9sloS quf.
rgls meme Srali
cine 9fa6barIn iagen bOrte, mas Sopfensgitte=
res fiir ne 9etban, CAB Ie mir io9lei6 mel6es.
Die erte OoiiS erleidterte mir baS @e3irn, ilnb
,dien ben S6nerSert in meinem 60rper nad;I=
9eben.
Die Swtite Dolls CAB mir cine iol9e erie ,;erung, bab
td ;pet Stuneen i9tef, mas i6 lsit Sw,i Wsonatsn ni4t
ms1r ss.onn' a.tts. SSs 10 lant 6ial4sn seer9nat bate,
as ss rim Mann ieu tonnis; aber t4 arb,ii,te ~ anftrsns
,enO iar nstne sr0ft, Id srtaItets MID tart. ss bsFsI mid
elm aeutsr uno 10 itmerSlt4sr @btumatismus tn allen
Slteeern, oils tb ie 9sbabi bate.
sd rei be asSts ptsOsr unb mad msbreren @o4sn
sassm NJ fs MID ani. sis ieSsnsiansIt4sr siipPsI sat sr ,ss,
ben 6au uno or iasts MIR, 9opiens Stiteres battle ibm Ses
bolfsn, es piree anb mir belisn. SD IaHte tbu aus,
aber tr iprat 10 TIM @rrit, eaB ib ueriu4t waro, eas Uttts
tel pteoer au3unenben.
Sn psnis,r ais pier Bo&en mari i'd msine Sridsn fort,
ring an lansiam Su arbsiteu, babel rhpi @Oden has 8tttes
res 9eoranbeno, BITS i'd pieoer 10 ipobi maro, ais tr9eno
elm Isbsnbsr Nsuid unb o bin Id felt is6s Sabren.
SaS 8ittereS bat aud iileine Srar curirt, bic
le6s Sabre tranf rpar, uno ib belt lte lno meirte
8inber NIT 3mei bis orei 6lai6en per SSabr 9ez
luno. IS 1T gar ni6t nOtbig, unpaBlt6 III
lein, rpenn oieie Sitteres nur 9ebran6t rperoer.
s. s. Serf, @rsS uperuiior.
~gSenn euere trdntli6e Srau,
vS6melter,
rWtutter,
vSber &o6ter,
gu einem Nbbilb Der @eiunbbeit
init einisen Slai6en SopiensS itiers 9ema6t
peroen %fonneu,
r@ollen sic bieielben bannI eis
ben laiien?"
~ Refine Webtstn TT bic refts, penn fs nt4t eth
Bii9sl erinen Sopisns auf benz petBeu Settei bat. 0ers
adtst al pas b0i. siitiss 3sus NIT Hop" OSr Hops
i'm Ramen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

Gls am o. april elm 3us Der Il. g.
Babn IN &earnep eintraf, iprans pISss
LID etn Yafasier aus benz 3use unb lief
In n6rbIi4er Ri9tuns bauon. gr wurbe
wieber einsefansen unb ffelte IS f4 bers
aus, baB er @ottlieb Ruter belize unb Elm
Billet mad Gan Graniseo babe, iopie aud
bab Der Mann wabniinnis isi. Sheriff
Sbares piirbe serne bic 0srwanbten bes
unSIddliden bauon IN &enntnib isssn, jes
bod feblen ibm aae Inbaltspunfte unb aus
Srrfinniseu 1T sein Wort bsraus3us
brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-04-21

az Refine waebtsin TT BITE rsdts, penn Fs niat eth
BIihel eriinen Sopiens auf benz peiBen Settel bat. Ders
adtst oil has bois siitiss 3sus NIT Hop" obsr Hops
I'm Ramen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
The Portage Lake Canal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Mr. Vim. ID. Wash
burn, of Minnesota, member of the House
appropriations committee, says the project
of the government buying the Portage Lake
ship canal has not been discussed by the
committee. He thinks he will oppose the
scheme. He takes the ground that the pres
ent owners of the canal have been amply
paid by the government in the way of large
land grants. As the government has in this
way paid one good price for the canal, he
can see no reason now why it should buy it
over again. Mr.. Washburn thinks If Con-
gress refuses to purchase the canal it will be
turned over to the government free of charge
anyhow. CO
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
rFLEGRaPHIc nREvIrrEs.

The Rev. J. +. Campbell (colored). bishop
of the NJ. r. church. vas arrested at Phila-
delphia Friday morning ON charge of per
jury.
A human skull with a tag attached bearing
The words A. T. stewart was found on
the grounds Of a private residence Friday at
Hoboken. M
+. ". Clark. memb7r Of banking firm in
Boston. Is missing. and Is supposed - be
sQiourniuv across the border His shortages
are placed az about $4,000.
7. G. Wiedman. merchants at Glen Easton.
" Va. eioped Thursday night with pros-
titute. leaving = wife and five children and
several thousand dollars Of unpaid debts.
A recount Of votes Is progressing st Gales
burg. H.. ia the WillouShhy Marshall legis-
lafive contest. The latter, a Democrat. was
alleged to have been elected - the House BY
"a majority. but 40 far as the count has pro
crossed Mr. Wfliovzhby. who II a stsunch
Republican. has gained twenty votes.
Ci,varnor Porfer's messages - the fnSiiana
Legislature states that the debt = 81. SIS fslS.
He recommends refundlng The foreign debt
of S5s5.oCo. and announces that the school
fund amounts TO S9.S2, ~ He suggests
abolition If fhe discrimination against cob
ored nsihtia. and that the state give financial
aid for the organization Of the militia.
An organization Of Socialists wss found
prar<irins military tactics with Springfield
rffes in a rsosn ia the b9senneuf " Mueller
hall. ae fhe corner % Selxwick street and
North avenue. Chicago. Friday night. Prom.
inert Socialists assert that two ether organ,
izafions sxsf with . membership Of i.so.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
THE WORK OF CONGRESS.
A DEADLOCK is THREATENED
Efforts to Be Made TO Reconcile the
Two Houses - Legislative Mat
ters in General Discussed.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE Senate Com
mittee ON Appropriations aided by the un-
animous report of the Committee ON Pen
sions, will on Monday make an attempt TO
bridge over the differences between the two
houses on the subject of including legislative
provisions in general appropriation bills, by
reporting and probably passing, as seperate
measure, all Legislative provisions inserted
by the House in the pending pension
bill, TO cure extortion by claim agents, and
by sending that bill 10 the House for Its con-
currence before striking the provisions out
of the pension bill proper The Senate Is,
by its rules, prohibited from considering
Legislative provisions In appropriation bills:
The House persists in inserting them, and
will doubtless continue 10 insert them III
other appropriation bills still TO be
presented. A serious deadlock, IN
volving an extra session, Is
imminent unless some mutual understand
ing is come to.
Reagans bill regulating Interstate COM
merce, is before the Senate for its concur
renee, but the Senate prefers to take bushel
of birthstone and a box of matches, and pro-
ceed with the construction of little pande-
monium of its own by continuing the dis
cussion of its own bill. There is not the re-
motest probability that the House will
adopt the Senate Interstate COM
merce bill, and the Senate
declines to consider the House bill. The
concurrent action of the two houses 70 curb
the railroad monopolists is probable when
two parallel lines meet, not before; about
the same time. also, bill will reach the
President for his signature forfeiting some
of the railroad land grants so much talked
about. The bill which passed the House
forfeiting land grants of the Atlantic IL
Pacific railroad is hopelessly tied up in the
conference on the Senate amendment re-
ferring to the rights of third parties to
courts for adjudication.
The House bill forfeiting lands of the Or
egon Central railroad, passed by the Senate
last week, has been amended by them so that
the forfeiture will apply only to seventy
miles of the road which the company has
not built. docs not intend to build 1t
does not apply to lands lying alongside for
ty miles of road which have been built. If
the House should agree to the bill in its pres
ent shape, the company would probably be
rather pleased than otherwise. Since the
bill as amended amounts virtually to
confirmation of the title
of the best part of the grant,
it might enable it, if so disposed. to play the
forfeited land agents claims of Europe and
the mortgage bondholders. There are two
of the land grants forfeiture bills on the
Senate calendars as special orders and over
due, but they are likely to be productive of
nothing but talk, possibly not even that, with
the Nicaragua treaty up In secret session.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
END or A REMARKABLE CAREER
The Famous Louisiana Litigant Gone
10 a Higher Court.

Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines, notice, of whose
death at New Orleans appeared III Saturdays
TELEGRAM, was eighty years of age. She had
made her will three days before she died, but
was unable at that time to write her name.
For fifty years past she has prosecuted one
of the most noted cases IN the annals of liti-
CATION.
Mrs. Gaines was the daughter of creole
lady, who had in early youth become the
wife of DeGranae a New Orleans cOnfec-
TONER already married 20 two women, from
neither OF whom had NJ been legally separ-
ated. When the information of bis bigamy
became known 10 the bishop OF New Or
leans, then under French dominion, he sen
fenced him 10 the calaboose, and declared
nulit the marriage with his creole wife, Nine
Zulime. Before the annulment OF the mar
riage Daniel Clark, an ambitious, high
spirited and wealthy young lrlshman, be-
came acquainted with Mime. Zulime, and
their acquaintance ripened into a union, as
the result of which Myra Clark was born.
In the course of time Clark went of To the
north: became infatuated with a Baltimore
lady, and started for his southern
home TO have his marriage with Mime.
UeGrange annulled an the ground of
ilegality spell of sickness caused
him TO repent, and he sought to make
reparation To his daughter by making VIII
in her favor. Dying shortly after, the will
could not be found, and under the law the
property was disposed of III 1913, the city
selling his estate. In later years Myra Clark
who had become the wife of W. w. Whitney.
of New York, began an inquiry which re-
suited in complete proof of her paternity
and the admittance by the louisiana Su-
preme Court of the lost or destroyed will to
probate. although not trace of the docu-
ment could be found. Since that
time Mrs. Gaines has prosecuted
her case with wonderful perseverance, and
after her marriage with Gen. Gaines she con-
tinued her suit. In 1867 she obtained of the
Supreme Court of the United States deci-
sion in her favor, which substantially ended
the case. Since that date she has been suing
for a mandamus to compel the city of New
Orleans to levy tax for the payment of the
sum due her, which now amounts to $780,
100000. She has outliyed most of her heirs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

The convention of Ohio coal miners Fri
day indorsed Gov. Hoadly's policy in not
calling out troops to be sent into the Hooking
Valley.
Glass manufacturers at Pittsburg are con-
sidering the project of closing their factories
two or three months earlier this season than
usual to prevent overproduction.
An intelligent and well dressed man of
forty years, giving his name as Gustave p.
Hoffman, formerly partner in publishing
house in Chicago, on Friday requested TO
be sent TO the bridewell for week as a vag-
rant. stating that he had neither work mon
ey, nor friends, and needed to recuperate
before seeking further for employment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
GoIdl GOIdl GOidl

NoTTAwA, Ont, Jan. III. Taylor, of
this place claims to have discovered In the
Collingwood mountains the best gold mine
in America. gentleman from California
has offered Mr.. Taylor $4,000 if he will
show him where his gold find is, but Taylor
declines the offer, expecting from his dis
covery wealth In comparison to which $40,
GOO is but a drop in the bucket.
Nottawa is a little village of 200 inhab-
itants. few miles east of Collingwood,
Ont, the latter place being on the shore of
Georgian bay.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
Dan Macs Eaithful Grnom

A vesther-stsined tramp asked for lodg-
ines st headquarters last night. who. when
asked hrs name. drew from hrs pocksf q
veIl-vorn document and handsd Il 10 Cl.rt
Johnson. The document vas copy Of one
drawn and signed IN 1861, which vss 20 tesfs-
f. that the bearer. Jerry sheehey, ~ss =
faithful. sober snd Essins-tskinz groom. !"
Rad ssesn II the esnploy of the undersigned
- rnany ysars, and rad beer given ths
ssF'ecsal ears of sach ard such trDtterx. with
sech and such records. n vss signe5 fy
Dan Mscs Poor sbeshsy, his unusssak-
able fare and rnsnnsr showed that during
the ps<t tvsntg yssrs Be has fsiIsn from
9-sce, and. vers sinsilsr recoulrusnd tp -
riven IN 1895. tts ''-oherr r'srf ~ fhst ss-ti-
nony. 81 ssest. rssss hs-s bsss len 80.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
SATURDAYS S House.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Mr. Randall, as
soon as the journal was read in the House
yesterday, moved to go into committee of
the whole on the new naval bill. Mr.. Stock
slayer (Pa.) opposed this in behalf of the
public buildings. Mr.. Randall warned
the House that they were
jeopardiZing an extra session, which would
do the country little good and the Demo
cratic party less. A sharp personal colloquy
amid much confusion occurred between
Messrs. Stockslager and Randall and the
latter's motion was lost by 135 to 50, not
tWo-thirdS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12
Grand Rapids.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.


lELEoRAM OFFICE. Jan. y.
GRnSaCorn. sc. oats. 2s@2sc; retail SIC.
Wheat: Cls1son. = red long berry "a; short
berry. Y. Rye. Is lbs. JpH55c.
FLOUR AND FFED-Pastry. - ~ wholesale: s. %
retail: patent. IS s. wholesale s. D retail; mid
dIings. FER ton, SIS oo Wholesale. 81 90 per cvf.
Bran. per ton. si4 o. wholesale; s1flq,c per cut.
Meal and feed, per ton, so U wholesale; 81 l0per
cwt-
= oDdq 20 scarce. lambs s. 0Ods o.. mutton 81
ass. Dressed hogs. 81 5o65 o. Pork: Per Dbl
mess. SIS 40: hams, lac. shoulders. g: smoked
beef, l6c. bacon. 12tsc. Lard Iiercee. qifc. ket-
tie, ioc.
BUTTER AND CHEESE Better: This and jsrs
IsfI 1sc creamery, tubs. &c. Cheese. II sdlZ5<c
PouLTRY Fowls: Dressed. fo611c. TURKEYS
dTessed Il612c. Ducks. dressed IId12c
Eags-F Fresh. lots 1sc; basket lots, DC.
VnsETsBLEs- Potatoes. 2sdsDc. Onions. Per
bu yellow. fo7 sc: silver skins. s0dSfac. Beess
Saussh. Der hundrsd. 5sss1 %. Tarnips. per ba.
sc. Celery Der doz- spase Crant~rryS. 3 q
per bu.
FREsH FEuTTs-Apples. per hu. zs6tc
HoSET-Nhite clover. Sn Izsse: dark. safe
strained sc.
sarr-syrscuse. hsrrel. Il q: saeinsv. x1 10.
SEEDs nmethy. 81 sal Ts,clover, 81 0ozz4
Hrpxs- -t3reen. perl sc. part curea. 7s6
nc. fail cured. "a aS14. drr hides snd kixe
q re, cali skins. Sreen or cured flsc. deacon
SErExP PEErs- -Shesriinsx ~ Summer skins r-r
piece, iel1c. fsll p~lts. toases Winter pe1ss-
wooas-Fine rzsksed. 2~s 22c. ooarse wssksd -
fsc. uTwsshed =.
Hsy sf0aI2 h~lei 80 ~ ton ~hoss-sle. ga
STrsw Pr lesd. SsaA
Won Hsra selling - sz2s Fer cora ior hloes
Cost ssovs asd nus. ss.z psr sos: -s< sns
ksas~xvF vsss~ vsSse r-v <~g'--, ss<s l-pl
sp< sot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-12

OMAHA. Jan. 11.-On Thursday Robert
Roberts was hauling brush from a section of
railway land. near Fairfield. Neb.. claimed
by family named Taylor. On his way
home he was met by two persons in a
wagon. one of whom shot him and they
then drove OFT towards Tayior's house.
Members of Roberts family witnessed the
murder from their shanty. Two of Taylor s
sons. aged H. and Is. have been arrested,
charged with the crime. They denied 1t at
first. but we're run up 70 n tree and forced TO
confess. A sheriff rescued the boys from the
mob