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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
VIEWED FROM a DISTANCE.
The Lowell Journal" Ideas Concern
ing Valley City Men and Matters.

Brezee's Herald and the Grand Rapids
Democrat have crossed pens. Happily, that
which flows from the wounds Is more ink
than blood. Let us have peace.
A. b. Cheney is writing a continued
story" for the Grand Rapids Post. As a
iction writer we see no reason why he should
not succeed.
Nathan Church Of the Grand Rapids
Times Is in Gotham, writing sparkling let
ters for his paper and smoking cheroots
with the literary cu-chaps of that wicked
city.
The Grand Rapids Democrat has interview
ed Mr.. Constock again. Mr.. Comstock says
he thinks the President IA striving hard to do
his duty and means 10 make only the best
appointments There il much humor in the
situation, If not in Mr. COmstock's pathetic
remarks.
Some folks find fault because Davey
Waters of the Grand Rapids Leader. after
failing 20 get the Grand Haven custom
house. made bold push for the United
States Marshalship. notwithstanding the fact
that he had previously indorsed Major
kelsey's application for that position. A.
Ward's Kangaroo didn't begin to furnish the
amusement that Is now offered 10y Water
antics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
LAX OF kescuing Riel.

Sr. PAUL. Mimi, Aug. IA dispatch
from Fort Benton, Mon, says: "Dumont
and Dumas have the sympathy and assist
ance of the cowboys and others of kindred
spirit, and il il rumored that Dumont's real
mission here Is To organize n force of dare
devils, make a dash on Regina, STIR up the
natives and return under the leadership Of
their former chief. Riel. IL il no distance
from the boundary To Regina, and the police
force guarding the rebel Is said To consist of
only half a hundred mounted police"
BOsrOS, Aug. IA Petition il being
circulated throughout the state appealing to
Secretary Bayard To use his influence in be
half of Louis Riel on the ground that Riel is
an American citizen
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
a PRISONERS 5 FAsE~sLL.
a Battle Creek JaI-6ird Which Oid' NJ
Catch the Norm.


The Baffls Crssk Hoos tells h0s qaack
horss- sioct5r. arrested for stsaiin Z horse and
harness, escaped from the Iail al Battle
Greek the other night The next morning
the laiioF found the following letter IL the
vacant esu.
- and behold The Rest and cage are
here, bat the bird has hosB. Ahere haz be
gone N here the wOodbins tslneth- Neli.
times have changed since Hannah died j.
e.. have concluded 10 spend the rest Of my
earthly life IN Canada. where / shall arrive
af .lx . clock this morning. 1 have friends
there and also IL Detroit, aud
you can bet your sweet life they
vii stand b me and / Will stay
th1fe too fOa need not 20 10 the expense
Of tsiegraphln0 Or telephone over the ooun-
Try for ny arrest, FOR my destination h
Windsor. ZOO are a man devoid OF all
principal, a diabohcal wretck. You have
not one spark OF humanity implanted IA
your soul 1 never intended to take those
things. | did Il because | Mas crazy. But
it l.. al right nov. | have suffered. Bat
y0u need not expect 10 ever capture me be
cause | will never put my feet on American
soil again. | an free man, aud 80 l Will
DIE. You better have printers cOpy this As
A. evidence of my insanity, A. you did the
postal. A sweet scented duck you are
EssIE JANIS"
The doctor" didn't get 10 Windsor. how
ever. The sheriff caught him in Detroit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
AFFAIRS AT SAGINAW.
a Meeting OF Woranguen Yesterday
Afternoon.

Special Despatch to Tux rELEGRtN-
Essr SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. l2-There II
but httlo new concerning the strike. A
meeting OF aboung men was held at
knights Of Labor Hall this afternoon ad-
dressed by Hon. W K Burt. who reported
that he had submitted the proposi ton made
by the strikers yesterday for Ten hours and a
shilling OF al wages above sL25 per day
which the mill owners refused. tie advised
ths men D. make another proposition for 10
hours work and 10 hours pay. or a reduction
of one eleventh Of their former wages, which,
after some discussion. was adopted by
the mill employees present by a
vote "a ~ 20 rs. Mr. Burt WA
authorized % present thu proposition
to the mill men. meeting will be held to
morrow afternoon at o'clock. at which
tiue Mr. Burt will report the result of his
conference with the mill owners. It l. the
general opinion ON the streets tonight that
the MIL owners viii reject this proposition.
it being sud that they insist on n hours
work with m hours pay, or declare the mills
will remain closed 40 least till the l0-hour
goes into effect on sept. -.
p Is quiet and there are no signs Of dis
nee. Peter Antille. one Of the men
4 for being concerned IN the dis-
"a st the mill of Russ Bros q Go.
on Thursday last. was bound over 10 the Cir
ems Con re- to-day BAIL was 6x@d at 5000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

C,uutAc. Mich. Aux. i2-Iast evening
rhomaa tioodrow. woolsmau. shot and ia
stentiY silled hia former employer, Edward
Friicharf. near Lake City. tfOo,irow had
seversl times guarreled With fritchsrd
sffnut bra rav. They met yesterday nnex-
pecfetiiv sf Edward ~impou'- farm. near
lake Clfr and reuewed the Inarrsiing. when
i4,rodr1w went INTO the fouse. r0t y8n AMI
literally blew IT fritchard'- head. Good
ruv then ssipued ont Officers ara after
hiu1. and there il great excitement over the
sffsir frifchard VS. an oid resid snt -
Missausee Comfy and widely known he
leaVas a wife.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

SARATOGA, Aug. l2.-The weather il hot
and attendance fair.
First race for 2-year olds, st mile.-Santa
Anita Bell, Col. GOWN ,, Pat Sheedy 3; time,
l:iTh4.
Second race. a mies-Mittie Il. |, Jim
Douglas ,. Farewell 3; time, 2:2l.
Third race. mile aud furlong-NiOla l.,
BOOtblack ,. Una r. 3; time, 1:5si
Fourth race. for all ages. three-quarters of
n mile-Jim Renwick |. MaggieJ. 2; Mission
Belle 3; time i.IG.
Fifth race, selling race. mile and 10 yards
Banana I, Vindex 2, Brait 3; time. li01l
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

FAHN FBnuTCF FhDN FIRST HANDS.
TEtEaRsx OFFfcF Augnsf ~
GRAIN -Wheef. raj long berry sle shorf bern
Sc. No I white gsc New WHEAT .tfrs7c Corn
80 Osts s'1zsc.
FRrss MFare Reef. Fer czT e. or a.. Nssl
& E67 i0 mutton. s. PaSs -. pHk A. fo
Ets ~
Pyg-I. .r-zr-Fovls. Dressed. taf2,to sfrine
chickens. dressed Iscd isc pef pound.
Foes -ioaf1c.
HeNEY-1 1t11 i2aSc fer r-eyurd
BEsys- Duii ~ 75kl 8 90 Ter fu-isei
SFFra- e lovpr - Faf75
HTBYz -f4re~ri ss1ss fr p. rrlrad -kfztks II. kr
green 7fI2c dry ~ g.. vHei - ira green e. firs
lie. dlexia skius 2HsF. fsrnflfy fi4ee one tflird
IA ~.
TtrgoW TsIlop "A E-ef =.
kgaf,T aET.ss frtsfr~e H<fzSc
sPfIFs 31rkfffse gssr tsnshei
Rr-T1FH fr-sf roll ia<Ifll4c. bsfs snt jsrs. ~
6iNzc.
H.Y-T Tinoshy. keail rse- ts.r. Clovar ksa1o.
Straw q skft ~ r-T laad.
Won DRY fs-inrf tincks A. 7sf F f.ar ce-d
fonrfoof sog.3 3 s<1t - F'eT essrd
Wool y,kl -.
SEaeKI1.s ygpfs sFFHTSa FkTcEs-
Ffn-k- Fzsfrg T-T fssrrei = wholesale
3 81 -sfifi gsfenf > ~ vi.siessie. 8 = resail
Mffs-IFyn Nifdiires a. rrr en- vf-saenI In
& 6f E-T wi retsll n~en. a. D. far fcr yiiol4-
sac "a FeT euf ~eFai snd assfs u rer fefr
vhoiA~ass g. = r~r r9t rsrsil
PsovEegxs Hee< fe-k ~ aff az ~ eiasr
shonlas-s 3 srne.k-8 ieef a.. lsra tie-ees
SsI7 s5-zco-e. f~rrei g. r. saednsv. 4 l1
-FaFFs I5nsfffp 4 - eirrrer g. ~ Frs7 -,
- or-t.sra grsss- q - kezeoekg tise srzss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
OUTERSi OUTERSli
SUMNER EQUIPMENTS AT THE
GREAT WARDROBE
Are You OFF for a Lark =?
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

Besides the seventy thou..od more peopis
who live Ia and immediately around 1rand
ksIids. there thousands of tourists Ia b. sup
piled with suitable clothing and we desire O.
call attention to some ~ summer Equip
ments. We undertake a. supply the want of the
male Ia ihe nistief ~ apparel from tlse time
the infant issse~ OF baby cioihine and putt os
k1lt ekirts. up through ali the sisse< ~ knckeF-
bockers for small boss. 0hs and sts1ish suite fof
Youths and Young Men llain. neei suits fof
midd Gagged and old men. MOI oniy Clo bee. lsai
Undercloe~ - esers description. aud All that is
embrsoed ia the term FURNISHING" OF "fo-
ins,s ar W cal them 1ourisi. visiting
Northern Lake. hsu Slsofes MouutAins without
hight overoosi are iiahle to experiences serious
discomfort One - lle nice-i thines "a travel IN
or vaostl q. b. Norfolk jRrksa. of
tourist -plHisd bi"nse. ~ have them in various
patterns and prios~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

DKTRoIT. Apg.I2-FL0UR To-days prices were.
Michigan vint whtat. roller prDcess. J0n
H.: Michigan winter wheat patents , sAd5 -.
Minnesota baker,. skts y. Minnesota patents
6h6 y. re. s6t4 y.
The opening call this morning vss weak and
featnreess bids ofe'n being sTiritless and woe
apart. There uas uncertainty about the mar
ket that prevented much dealing and rt.sulfs-i in
a practical siagnafion 50 far 80 the call sas con
cerned Ouotati ,ns
WaK,T- No. I white. spot g2.c lid gs@c
a.kei August pa 4c bi ~ ~ ke~. Sftsisrr her
q3isc bid iettc asked ., tot-r 90 bu af "a o..
No rel sc asked n. 4 ~ - 80 Aeksd n
e. sfEc askei August 10fts in ~ iskr. Sep
ten her Nc bid gaia casks-i. Dcs.isar - r. hid
-Ac sskei rejected red offered ~ 7sc.
ToRS No. 2 47hc bid. q = r. aek 81.
OATs-Whf'e. AgeDst. 2ac neV Sepfeani.er DO
asked October. z-'s2 aFked
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
THE UNION PACIFIC
Loss Shown as Compared with Last
Year

NEw YORK, Aug. l2.-The report of the
Union Pacific Railroad for six months end
ing June 30 shows gross earnings ll,22i,-
80, an increase of $2D,7l3 over the same
perio last year: operating expenses. S7,9i9,-
81, an Increase of S3l5,75O. In the net
earnings there l. a decrease of SS5.0H. The
deficit after deducting the government re-
quirements. is S427. l2l. During twelve
months ending June 30. the gross floating
debt declined Sl,25S. .j2G; net floating debt
declined S3.Il2,O9l; funded debt declined
s. U;7 OH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
Church,I,'s Foolish Address.

LosDOS, Aug. I2.-LOrd Randolph Church
IN. speaking al Wimborue Minister To- night,
denied that no had personal feeling against
Earl Spencer and Ripon. He assailed only
their ideas and methods OF government as
revealed IN Ireland and India He de
nOunced the Radicals for consenting 10 the
Liberal proposal To tax the poor mans beer.
which was a. much an article OF food "a
bread tie defed the caucus arrangements
of the Liberals and expressed his belief that
the Conservatives were sure of victory in the
general elections.
LONDON, Aug l3.-ln consequence ef the
remark By Lord Churchill in his speech at
Winborne Muster last night that he Cared
not rap for the press the Standard
this morning refrains from Publishing his
speech or even referring to the fact that he
spoke.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
KNIGHTS OF The MACCABEES
a Tent of the Order Instituted in this
City Last Night.

Crescent Tent of the knights of The Mac
cabees was organized at Red Mems Hall in
this city last night by Deputy Grand Com
mander w. ID. Cf,thcart, assisted by T.. B.
Gillett and DIR. G. J. Love, all of Murkegon.
The new organization starts off with thirty
six charter members and is oflicered IA
follows: Sir Knight Commander, J. q.
Foskett; :. X. Lieutenant, Charles G. Scott
:. X. Record Keeper, William
W. Tanner: :. X. Finance
Keeper William A. Stevens; 5. X.
Preate. Nathan u. Backus; :. X. Sergeant,
J. III. Quick: :. X. Master mt Arms. L. j.
Carroll: =. X. First Master Guards, +. l..
Schneider: :. X. Second Master of Guards,
=. J. Katz; $. X. Sentinel. William Hensler
S X Picket Charles Post; 5. X. Medical
Eza1 inner, DIR. l.. ID. Marvin; :. X. Past
Cuninander, James &. Loucks.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
The North Carolina Fruit-Growers.

GEEESsBoRO, y. c.. Aug. l2.-The fourth
annual fair of the North Carolina Fruit
Growers Association opened here to-day
with a fine exhibit of fruits. aggregating
about two hundred varieties. The attend
ance il large. Thousands of people are
surging about the streets The fruits are
the very finest specimens to be obtained.
Guiford county has the finest display, For
-ythe second best, and the exhibit of others
are about evenly divided. Hon. j. W. Reed.
member of Congress of this district, de
hvered the opening address.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

Nrv Yoss. Aus I2-The eoutest ever fhe
EiIl ~ Tsn'e~ Stokes. winch has been before
the sarrssate ere pset twenty one years. snd
xhich involves thr iistrfhution ~ an estate
rsl,ie,i ss see0.ap Fse ended hf-,lsr. Sur-
r,srsls Rollins rrhoiiing tise ~oiic'l enstin.l
alF Ma Dale stokes daughter WITH a iffa
snnulty She nsd nsarriesi against tae
WISHES ~ her father Nh Dale aiet inr
inr the fFial. and ire ease vaa continued IN
tse tufefest ~ her children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

CHICAGO, Agg. Percy G. Gooding.
York Hektograph Company. II charged with
eubesxling a 90 from the company. The
defanitnz manager it ts sald. wouid colie';
snounts due from customers here bnf only
remit portion IA New York Charles II.
Green wsa zent on - look into AFFAIRS and
tfoodiux departed without leaving any sd
fir1ss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brought to
this city by far a create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eve
before on any occasion thai
has ever occurred IN the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

July and August viii be grand months
for everybody 90 trade. Everything is
marked way down. Many goods will he
closed ont at nearly half their value 30
re nee stock. as We are making the most
extensive preparations for a large busl-
ness 10 take place about the first - Sep
tember, when we expect to open the new
addition to our store, making II the larg.
est establishment - It's kind ia the State
SpRTNe A ConphNY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
Another Sensation.

LoNDoS, Aug. l2.-The Pail Mall Gazette
furnishes another sensation to-day in the
publication OF the statement that member
Of the recently appointed royal commission,
To ing1irs into the depression Of trade, wa-
politically horse whipped upon the street this
afternoon. The assailant was the father OF
young girl whom the commissioner had
seduced.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

We would mention hanarnu4s kilt and
Jerseys. of nioe Sail0r's suite plain
pleats-l Blouse Suit The, are nat expensive
adding sn extra pair 90 teo - short 90 Ions
pants. ~ the csse ma, be-. ( enlorsonc1. sDd dc
not fore~ 90 lay in asiock oi Shirt Mai~ts al the
Why from = ceuts o. $50. Our fancg reroaiss
and Cheviot vtlisi viii prove acceptable oD
many occasions. but fof rsmhle 90 bosssne. the
boys will want ~ our popular iace,i front
Flannel Shirt Wssi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
The Situation Last Night.

special Dispatch to fHx fglEoR,M.
BAY CfrT. Mich. Aug. l2-Company &.
Third Regiment. NJ. ; T.. OF tins city was
called ont this evening b the Sheriff and
are on du3 ag the armory and jail for use
in cl,ae 81 emergency. a. Il has been ezpec-
Ted an attempt would be made by friends of
the imprisoned strikers 90 rescue them. The
Jail va taken possession OF by the militia,
police and deputy sheriffs tonight. but no
movement on the part Of strikers WAS notice
able. Dennis Barnette, who says he was
spectator. Wa shot ia the right hip At the
riot this morning. Ills wound il not danger
ou-. An unknown man was shot through
the hand and another IN the
thigh and another through the eIr. The two
prisoners hurt received injuries from clubs,
not from bullets A. first supposed. A search
sas made for the ring leader. who escaped
thi- morning. bat was not found. The
knights Of Labor held a meeting tins after
noon at which the not wa discussed and
strongly condemned by speakers, who said II
VIA injurious to the cause of the strikers
and hable % create bad opinion among
-ympathizors outside of the city. Public
sentiment has changed to-day owing to the
riot this morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

The Salvation Army has a rich treat in
store for this evening Major Moore, the
great generslissimo Of the American forces,
- 90 - IN the city. to review the troops ~
the Army of the valley City. and meet vith
the soldiers IN a grand literary banquet at
haafnuarfar-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

AERoS. 81. Aag. IA gentleman just re-
turned from New York. and who had a talk
with his friend Dr. Douglas. gives this un-
published spigram written on one OF Grants
tablets % Or. Douglas. 81 am not = per
sonsl prpuoun. but verb. verb g. a
thing that does. or II. Or suffers. find IN
myseif all three Of these
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

Nrw Nnas. t1g 2.-Fira - night On The
dfth seor ~ the teu story brick building At
iE- and if9 Duane street.. orcuried BY Green
e Blackwell. manufacturing confactioners.
,,s..esioneii a iozs ~ St1so The building
= owned ny Ieopold Ss'herp manufactarer
~ -uc~sanuf r~ssiucts. and ras damaged sev-
arai thousand 3olIars Both losses are
.,trvprasi ~ fner Tnce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
Thieves at Kalamazoo.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. l2.-Two large
excursions left here this morning, one for
Macatawa and the other for Four mile
Lake-The police had a conflict with river
thieves at midnight The thieves robbed
Farmer Steers Of sixteen chickens and five
bushels OF pOtatOes.-1he sheriff and police
were notified. and a. the thieves came mp the
river fred NJ them: but the thieves got ashore
and escaped.-A tramp broke into freight
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
New York.

NEw YoRK Aug II None, closed easy ~ Ina2
per cent Exchange closed quiet Poeied rates
81 81 "a s5s for ~ days and 81 - 4af s7is FOR
demand
Governments closed stesviy: currency 6's I2slA
bid: 4's. coupon. i22A bid: +t'e do Ii2A bad.
Pacific Railroad bonds CLOSED as follows
Union frsts, Ii4iadll5s. hand grants l07 4. bid.
sinking funds. Izil4 bid. Centrsls. llsu 1885.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
o Terrible Death.

DELTA, Mich, Aug. 12.-Wm. Miller,
German. of Watertown township, Clinton
county, was gored to death 10y bull yester-
day afternoon. After hooking MiIler's en-
trails out the bull drove the family 10 their
residence and began tearing down the house.
The furious animal was shot sevetal times,
but finally had to be dispatched with an AZ.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

WV YozE. Auz. f1-The contributions
81 the Grant memorial f1nd to-day sgzre-
gate a. sl3 7s. inciuiinz g. - donated ~
fhe enarloyee - the New Yark post office.
THIS sssske= the tCfsi anaonnt received IN
fhi= rifv e. date R.as Q4si0gl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
Last Nights s Fire.

The alarm Of FIRE at Z ~ last evening
from box - was caused 10y the spontaneous
combustion Of rags stored in box in n fin
ishing room Of the Phoenix furniture factory
third floor. The fire was extinguished before
making much progress. Loss xI5: insured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

PROVIDENCE X. l.. Ang. I2.-P. +. kenion.
who vss appointed postmaster AZ Valley
Fails. r r.. has been arrested nine times
within the last three months for violating
the State liquor law. The President has
been appealed To-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
New York State Firemen.

Syracuse. y. V, Aug. l2.-1he streets are
thronged with strangers who have come TO
attend To State tIremen's Convention. and
delegates and companies are coming IN on
every train. There are more than ,DO dele
gates in attendance
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
The Official Cholera Record.

MARsETIIEs. Aug. I2-There we're II
deaths from cholera here to-day according
10 the official report II i impoSsible. how
ever. 20 rely upon official figures ~ IL y sup
posed they are furnished daily from Paris
and indicate merely what the Government Il
willing to admit IN regard 70 the progress Of
the disease.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
A Great Gas Well at Port Colborne.

PoRr CoLBoRSE, Ont, Aug. l2.-Natural
gas has been struck here, at depth of 40
feet, Of sufficient force 10 light up the town.
There Is natural fuel here for - large manu-
factories. A well was piped aud gas Is now
burning finely on the public streets.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
THE RIOT AT BAY CITY
SHOTS Flss0 AND Mss WOUNDED
A. Encounter o. ths Strikers With the
the Sheriff aad MS Posse The
Miif3aon DufY Lasi Night.

BAs CIrg, Aag. ~. This aioruing aDoai
. clock a tsispnnns dispatch ~as reeeised -
sheriff Brennan that tns strikers had foFeibiy
.bat dosn Garner. Heath To- ; salt BLOCK,
aad lskin.. assistance. he responded Win
q nanhsr of dspGtlss, and reached ths
scene a. ths strikers we're leaving TIE
fraauas. tie ordered them ~ dlsperss, AZ
which they yelled aad booted At him lie
proese,ssd "a -alk % them, bat they refused
- dispsf-s. ~hsreupOn he undertook "a ar
rect oue of lhe uleu sn0m ne thought ~ts
leader. ths strikers interfersd and Tor some
minutes great DISORDER reigned- Clubs aud
esigings Rers drawn and used the
officers, aud they palled revo!yers.
sheriff brennan sas shot "a tbs forehead b
.sn raxng~u man la the back Of the eroSd-
The l.%s gra1ed The skin the officer hap
lsarI 50 .uru hi- head he also received
oios 90 Ire left side u the head with a club.
lie arSss 40 shots from bis revolver and
.s~ other shots we're exchanged by other
officers sud rioters. When blood began to
iio~ tic rioters began - disperse in AL IA
rectious. The deputies arrested nine, and
have them les jail.
The mob returned Ia force this afternoon
for the purpose Of carrying oat its original
Intentions. They were Det b. posse and
deput sheriff an driven oF. Several we're
dubbed and locked az. Carrier, Heath K
Co. have their employees armed with revol-
vers. The sheriff has called out the militia,
Who guard the jail, while an armed force of
deputies await tho action OF the strikers who
threaten tO relssase the prisoners.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

Our entire stock Of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols
Fans, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves,
Lawns, White Dress Goods
&C.. will positively be closec
out.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

rods - the tracks n the New York Central
Railroad are reported ussbed ont near HoT
man bridge. inst resf - here. hy eiaud
burst thrs evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

SaS FHsScTsco. Agg. I2-Mizs Helen
HINT Jackson. better snoWn 70 the puoln, -
the soa ~ pl,sFae H X. died ihis after
noon AZ tie residence Il her friend in this
ritg Shs ra= - Years ~ ara.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

WssHISoroy. Aaz. fA-Ps-tEnsstsr Gen
ersl ils= via leave to-rnoFrow o. Frisisy for
a rscasion ~ three eeek=. He vii sueud
Hsc@t 0f his hne st his hone n Wisconsin
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13
SPRING q COMPANY.

Our next advertisement will be of more
interest to every purchaser OF Dry Goods
and Carpets than any that has ever ap-
peared in any paper in this country. II
will surprise everybody, and will astonish
every dealer in this State. More than
half million people will read IT. Every
one in tins city Will read II that can read.
Extra editions will be printed containing
the advertiser ent. Everyone getting "a
copy viii keep IT, as il will contain mat
ters OF such interest that You viii want to
keep IN your family and preserve for fu-
ture gereratloDs.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

NEw IoRK, Aug. l2.-At the annual swim
ming tournament Of the New York Athletic
Clnb to-day II. +. Baussaint won both the
one hundred yard and the half-mile rsces.
In the former he beat the American
amateur record. swimming the distance IN
q minute and y 2-5 seconds.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-13

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