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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-26
Trapelers' Guide.
m, The VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE SHORT LINE TO THESOUTH Ann SoIITu-
WEST,

=, THE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH Ann SoITu
WEST
. scnedue in effect Juiy o. 1859
y, . a. M.ELynchburg Mail, daily, except Sunday II,
.oca slalons, connecting at Lynchburg win Rich
roads, "''' western rail-
a. Lilo O. m.--NEw ORLEANS FAST MAII-Dsnv
Mahng close conneetionsS South and Southwest naiIv
skeept SUNDAY, withC. and U. Railway: Pnjmayy
sieeping Buuet Cars from New York and Wssbina
Ionic Atlanta. Iulhnan Sleeping Cars from Wasss-
ihEton 10 New Orleans without change NJ ears
l ruhhan rarlor Cars from Washington to WSlte
~, S.t9 p nl.MLoulsvILLE FAST LINE. daily. via
Snariotssyille, Huntington, and Lexington. To- ON
sinaaIl, louisville, and all Western points Pnilman
1901. m.-SoUTHERN MAIL AMI ryppPao
nnIny, 70 az points South and Southwest Via han,
v VIE anu Charlotte. Pullman Sleeping Cara tram
WASHINGTON, via Danville, Charlotte Atlanta ons
montgomery, TO Selma Parlor car Montsoms,rv" I ~,
new otieansi also from Washington, via rhaTIo,,
and Columbia, To Augusta. ' W" s"ai'o't
MANASSAS Division Train leaves Washington Mt A N
T.; IN, aaliy except Sunday. Warrenton ralns Iasya
"assn a AZ II 30 a. m and b.45 p. M daily.
FOR tickets aud nil information 'innnre q; oo,,
Iaiy once, COL pennsylvania avenue Trains Iesxa
from Baltimore and Potomac Station. "'' ''"'"
nj. sLAudHTElt, Gen. Pass Agent.
On, N. MCDANIEL, Agent
SUI. HAAS, 1rafhc Manager
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

ua.lsissr1, t.le eiYilIzsa. 10 short, tle Aaa1f-
.eaa spirlt, ~Lieh dee net estln-ate
- bizhly aaers 8sEllash oser nlel-
Masiesfy alxass sd,is e. TIE esLs1a.ats a
true zorth. and ms characteristic - one
4hlen has tsen conspicuous Throughout
0su. Grants earsef - Bnethsr tbe eois--
nandef n mgria.is n soldlers cr TIE
Falssr ~ hfty n-IlllD1s II peoplss be sas
a. au..ss alllng As any u those beneath
ham. Al these features n hls NE
as soisiisr and as President are familiar
T. every senoal boy Bat his later days
have lsveloped othes traits " 1obisness
IA as ehaFaeteF ~nlcL the removal II tie
seil from bis d0Iaestie and private life b.
his Sickness and suffering has disclosed
dis naturally retiring disposition re-
strained hIm from any parade q hls
philosophical o. religious views, bat bis
later days have disclosed the tact Of hls
belief Ia Immortality and hIs faith ~ q
personal God IL II gratifying 10 the
people II q Christian nation - know,
when a beloved and h0nOfed chlsftaln Is
taken away, that hs dies with q hope Of
immortality such az they themselves poe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

Detroit Post As the Post predicted,
al the little Democratic puppies are IA
full yeip al John Roach
Ouray Sottd Huhf0On. Grover should
celebrate the anniversary Of Our indepen-
dence BY nring large invoice OF rascals
and endeayOr e avoid insulting the God
dess u Liberty by appointing Democrats
only
Philadelphia Record. By the way are
not our Democratic friends over IN New
Jersey going 10 take further steps
towards clearing up that Mcpherson
Kelsey cOutroversey2 IL cannot properly
remain where il Is.
Baltimore Amertcan. Without civil
service reform. what would our Govern
ment be- asks an esteemed cOntempor-
AIRY. IL would be Just what the Ofhce-seek-
ers and spOilsInen and ward-runners
would ike 1t 10 be.
Philadelphia Times Enghshmen are
going % erect a monument % Gen. Cor
aon's memory IL IL a commendable en-
terprise, no doubt, but "A thousand sol
diers sent 10 his relief IN time would have
been more useful presentation.
Albany Journal: The rumors Of a
Mormon uprising on July a. the ami
versary Of the MormOn's entrance into
the Salt Lake Valley, need terrify no one
IN this part Of the country. Nothing
would more quickly put an end to the
Mormon church. root and branch, than
a rebellion OF the Latter-D Day Saints.
New YOre Sun: II seems TO us a pity
that Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland
should have refused 10 permit the volume
she has Just given TO the world TO be
adorned with an engrs wing of her own
portrait The portrait Of an author all
ways adds To the interest Of the writing
and II Is a great pity II should have been
On itted IN this case.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
GENERAL GRANT.

Every virile and vigorous nation must
have stormy events IN rs history, and
it IL ia these trying times that the quail
tes ~ their character are shown m those
dominant indivi uais whom the nations
trouble and conflict hft into conspicuous
positions. No where in the category ~
great names are those ~ our bate war sur
passsd Rut IN The ranks 81 the heroes
81 that var. Grant stands and alwsJs in
history VII stand At The head ~ the list
pusterity does ihis Iustice to great men.
thar II strips from their sides AMI uts
eutsi,le the picture ~ thew dessls. those
~ smaller individuals who ara seized up-
On BY contemporary eIvv - put beside
sone great lea.ier to 6ll the Eap be-
tween hlm and common place mortality
a. show that Che distance Is not Immeas-
ursbie Contemporary hostility tried
desperately io show that there were sev-
aral generals distinguished IN the French
Rsvolui1ou who ryera st ieast the military
equals ~ Napolecn 81. too the con
tsarnporsries ~ Ciesar sneerpd ~ has rep
atation as a <rpat man. Time casts
hight winch s,ijs 81 the brilhance ~ the
ranuine-lismonds. vbila it fai's ~ reflect
frrrm IN irnitaauns. ~ the cha-ss-ter If
Grant VII shine IN HISTORY So indeed it
airaasIy SHINES.
NJ nation has pra,i1oei a citi-eu VINO
may ~ niora iustly Regarded ss the high
est tYpe ~ the manhood ~ CIVILIZATION.
NJ man has d,,ne so much snd asserted
hlinself 80 fftie. Nspoleon saved France.
but he iid e q, make himself. uot bIs
e.asntrv. xraaf he Is tbe great type ~
the hesthen spirit whose co'lntrv = q elan.
~ ne spir,t rhich 7sgaris nntlons a. tha
prorer prev ~ runess. bHt tirsnt :
rssori r. that Il .ne ~ that type ~ tne
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

NHANC kR1 SALE. In Pursuance and b. vir
~ fua - d@cree ~ fha irrulf ourf Ter the
lounty - Kent in thsncery made and entered
IN the ,rh 3sv ~ nncemtar A. n iss4 ig cer-
tain cauee therein pending wherein sfferine 4
Park and Maria A Peek were rnrlp lsiuants AMI
John y & randall and Mary y rautisu Tera o.
fentsnt-. Nofins r. hereby given that nn Thur
aae he 18th iay ~ Jolly p l>s5 AZ lo clocS
in the loreuoon ~ sand iag I rhe subscriber one
~ fhe i~ruif lnurf lornrn f-siorer@ In snd for
ssid tountg ~ Kent. I'm The state ~ Michigan.
shall sal sf i8hhc Ancffon - tie highest Nf'r.
tf fhe scnfh f-Tnr foor - he Iourf hnuse - siif
fonnfv f, wif. l1urf block se-raliail in fhe
aifs ~ GRAND Hapidz IN saii lounfy. All - that
certain ris.n uarrpi - iand sif1sra suf being
ln rha fruntg - Kent snd stare - Michigan. aut
-rorrs psrfiruiarig Known snd described ~ being
Az These certain rfecs@ er uar-eI- - .snf lying
srH hainH in fhe inurrV of Kent ara state p
HfrhiEan ard rs -rihesi ss iofs ore g. and two
II ~ ses-tion .2 ~ town ran .io north. range
slsven .ifI west
Fvrarrr p fowe9rsw
irr.rff fa1rt ifnl rz=issfs-r hanf frrnfT Mirh
HneFR ~ afrrrTH eTFrn.
@e'ifffsr frr complainant
0stai fvauir R.rcs e~snd ilsrh's Michirsn
Nsv r. A. n $50.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
Stranger Than Fiction

are the records OF some of the cures of con
sumption effected by that most wonderful
remedy-Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cOyery." Thousands of grateful men and
women. who have been =natched almost
from the very jaws OF death. can testify that
consumption. IN It's early stages, u no longer
incurable. The Discovery has no equal a. "a
pectoral and Alternative, and the most obstin-
ate affections of the throat and lungs yield
to IT. power. All druggists.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.

The Grand Rapids Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, under the management OF
Prof &. W. Paine, VI. d.. Is located at
the corner Of Monroe and Division
streets. one Of the finest locations in the
clty The institute was established for
the purpose Of furnishing 10 the people at
large the means OF obtaining medical and
surgi al advice and treatment at prices
within the reach Of all. and the patron
age 10 has received affords ample proof
that there was a wide spread demand for
n IN Western Michigan. The institution
- thoroughly equipped for the treatment
~ all forms Of chronic and acute diseases
under new system OF treatment which
efectually eradicates blood poison, and
cures nervous affections, female com
plants. catarrh. consumption, rheuma-
tism, piles. epilepsy. etc.
Connected with the Institute. and I'M
der the direct supervision % Prof. Paine
Is q system of medlcated vapor. electro
thermal and other baths to whi h patients
have access. and which are found OF espe-
cial benefit IA the treatment of diseases.
\ special feature Is the treatment of fe-
male complaints, rheumatism. etc. by the
ozo-disinfectant treatment
The Institute has large number Of
private apartments for the accommoda-
datrou ~ patents and corps ~ com
petent and skilled lady attendants. Pa
tIents are furnished with rooms. board.
baths. etc.
Prot Paine was formerly connected
with the Philadelphia University Hospi-
tai and Tor three years past has neen pro
prietOr ~ the Texas Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, 81 Dallas. Texas. So that
he has had an extended experience in
conducting such institutions. All com
muDicntious should b. addressed 20 Prof
&. w PANE. VI ID. Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put up a Towel
rack IN any Office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
Ell. per month, Sl.5O.
One lowell every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.OO.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish To patronize us,
we will have our boys put up clean roller
towells every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as you may direct. All
Towels are furnished 10y us and are of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapne SIS of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
Co, "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

The train lesfiIlg al d is. os,iuss'it 81 White
Pigeon with Atlantic ixprs~f GA Main ihuc.
which Las Palace Drawing heou nlenliliis
Coschs< from Chicago Ia New lorA aud b''sl''u
without change
Pigeon tsfixlua one hour fuf dsHutfl NEfi rle
New ork Ikpross on Ma.ln lame
Ihroueh tlckets aud isefthf lH Hiss.l ituf ,sofh
can he secured al Jniua IlCkei DttuU q. MsD-It
rtrt~si. and Depot
All trAinf viii run hl snh meridian time sroiet
II ~ minutes slower tfBlu beiruii umo
J. ". MCbEhhIl trenl Al.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

flbellg Sundays eAcrpteQ 'ilallt
PasseIsert takins tie q - e. ikIEsss rus.ks
close oonneCtlous at tSeeso foI l@nsins AID al
DegroIi fOT New lort arriving there al lu a
the following morning
Night txrrses has loosl SisepiGf az DotIsssi =
tsraIld h6plds.
Nj. Il t.e anly line runuiIe lAInitsd taprsss
leheIIs here al h.33 d IA. viii r.t-liiLt tef T.
Detrnlt ulakink dlreCi oolnectiuEs Tea AL IHlnis
hast erfislns al Nes ora J. ul. iise t,iiia~liae
evening
paTlof Oars oI mail trains botf tssri eud sssst
The train leavlnf a ltsa b. m ~ili Iii.hs oircct
o.SuE-rtlon vit Mllwslks- etasaIiiert daiis ososd
sunday.
Thn,u,sh t4cketf secured al -. q. Al n. ufncs
nNeusi hole block aud 81 tie nri5vt
ID fOrItk tlt9 fsss. Agent
OkO. b. htkNt lrsfbe MaLAteI DilosAtfo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

.Sleeping aftsrhed
Pacific ESpr,ss daily. hi.lance trains dali,
Ell cegt Suudaye.
The Detroit E1rnsss leeylng a. O ll o. b.. resri
Ing that cIt3 81 II A. a. re-. Rev ora lN NSl a. tn
and bsefon 2-t1 D.. next tisis.
Through lckcis for al polnls Hna tiesHfng osa
lerthf may b. procured 81 Union itcke- othoe
corner Monroe and Ottawa rifssefs ,ind al 4 rbag
Depot.
}. T. SCHULTZ tien Aff VI monrossrf
Gro. " MURsoN Ticket Agent t1n.
j. b. HAWIINh. Gcket Agent beE-s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

The filtenng medium. consisting of re-
charcoal and gravel, is arranged
according to strictly scientific principles
and an experience of years IN the business.
The upper pan retains all the grOsser par
water. and can be easily cleaned from
time to time. From the upper pan the
water flows through the perforations INTO
fltering medium. through which IT slowly
filters INTO the reservoir beneath. If. after
a few years. the hltering medium becomes
unfit for use. a small expense replaces II
without the necessity of procuring a new
filter complete.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

All trains arrive and depart frlm inipn lt,aAf
DEPART
Mai fof Ioieio and ttlos.sso ..... t4t
fast Express fof ticsifn. fl1sY
~ Irsss fuf Nurkegon ft.z# n
Evening hxpress for Chicsgo lts. I,W
fxprt~ss for bg ilsIlids and Baldwin tsfs u
Mail Tor liig hHl,iis hn1 Baldwin % m
hEiIAB
Night Express from tLlCit4fo : 81 O. pa
f1prose from Nurkeeou Fii Ja . ru
Mai from Chicago and MuskrFuu .... - D. m
Espffss from Goielo $3.50 D. m
tas' iIprs~,e from Chicago and MuF Hih D fn
Esfr,ss from Big hapldf tlud baldwin III it m
Mail FROM big Rapids and Baldwin ..-f f1E D.
.bHily. fDAil1 except SUNDAY
Through cssscfs@ fo thicas.n and Toledo un
y u a. train
Through parlur 81 hifSsrn un tti g..
train. No extra charge fuf sfhit.
Through Pullman eleepinr CAV and castrf f,sr
thicHgo on lu4O o. m. train
Close oonnections made 90 Bidsiu fof lad
inefon and Nsuisiee.
onion Tckef phne 81 Nuufti. street.
J. 3. MIlIihtN fssf Ma ilg-r
J. ~. tAkpENFEi. Gsal iast Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
Michigan g. OHIO Itailrce =


TNtfN cos NE-ffnrh.
Toieio with ali rtiifafds fiiVarFifg Is--unlHei
With l. r. A NJ r. Huner vifh a. ~ a ~ r.
Lansing Division Hud Air lane ~ a.. Marshall
viii NJ G. X X batfie 4 r,s.E will ffiossfn a
g rand Trunk And ~ q. n D. Muui.lu r. H. a
l. AilessEn with A " and A. Ans
B McHUgu seer fe-s Az
honFrf lsFFa Argent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
ONE NIGHT on THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE
FAST TIME EAST
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April Il. 1876 rev
fast train will leave Union Depot, Grand Rap
ids, via q. Il. K |. Il. r.. 2:S0 p. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday. connecting ut Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express. with
through Pullman sleeping cars attached. arriving
in Pittsburg al $50 a. m. Baltimore 645 p. NJ.
Washington p. m. Philadelphia $50 y. IN.
New York. $40 y. m.
But one night on the road and only one change
81 cars. which is made in Union Depot, Fort
Wayne, at & y. m.
This route and train offers tho rare opportunity
Of viewing grand scenery OF the Allegheny
mountains, ~ the ride the Pennsy lvania
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.
Munson. Union Ticket Agent Grand Rapids, or
address &. l.. LOCKWOOD.
Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

Ia as palafully aPparent fhal TIE rival
~ II the ~ set i beginning % ulsss itsef
fslt in the East Tie brOoklyn Edgie
saya. -Glgs q Chicago edIt0r the latest
s.iltion ~ Tie city ,hrectory, No. 5 Fa-
bss lead peilcil q copy of the mnltirlea-
ton table and a bottle ~ whisky aud DO
all sausfy any man AZ sober as himself
mat me population ot the eitg Of Ne"
Y0sk 10 oaiy d ieW laps ahead u that oi
Chcago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23


that the population u the eity Of Ses
Yosk 10 oaly a ies ape ahead of that Of
Chaago.
THs lallcauons nov are that the strike
at Bay City Is about over and that CON
PROMISE VII DO eifscts1 IL Is undee.
ato,.d that both sides are wiling b make
con.sesslons. The mLI owners sil run
their mills only tea hours and their en-
ploges viii submit ~ reduction IA
wages. n better counsels had prevailed
at the beginning much u tas suffering
and loaa occasloned by the strike could
have been avoided Neither party has
shown sufficient Willingness tO listen "a
the demands ~ the other, or % admit any
iasrioe ia their cause. Both have un-
,loubtedly had grievances, and little
more calmness and Willingness 70 make
conceaalons and talk over questions OF
difference would have been much better
Ter residents % the Saginaw Valley
WHISTLER employers or employees
WoULD Z not oe wise 0n TIE part OF
the business men 81 Grand Rapids 10 81
rioasly consider the proposed scheme 10
buld a railroad from tins cIty 20 Green
Vile aud thence % saginaw and Bay City ?
Su-h ROAD would open up large sec
ton of country and make u accessible TO
Grand Rapids. that though almost at our
doors. Is yet practically inaccessible be'-
cause u can 10 reached 50 much better
from Detroit On account of more direct
railroad connections. The sections through
which such a rood would pass are pOpu-
lous and much 81 the land Is very pro
,lnctivs. the towns ara thrifty aud 10 a
large trade. and tins city could have a
very large share Of the wholesale trade II
the road we're built. The project Is we'll
worth careful consideration.
II driving John Roach 20 the wall the
administration has over-reached its mark.
It's purpose was 10 make political capital;
but the Democrats saw, as soon as
Roach's failure came. that the effort WAS
boomerang A reaction which would
bs disastrous 20 the party was inevitable.
Whitney. when interviewed about the
matter. whined and tried 10 escape the
responsibility by saying that he didn't
think The administration could BE- blamed
IL took too many efforts and too much
hair-sphtting to find any excuse FOR re-
fnsing the Dolphin q permit the
administration % conceal the cloyeu foot
of political purpose. Much has been
learned by the public within few days
regarding Mr. Roach's character. his ser
vices. his ability and his business. Al
accounts agree in saying that he u noi
the man his enemies have represented
bim a. be. and the record of his business
shows that The large bulk ~ his work. fol
twenty five years. has been quite outsid'
% Government contracts and Govern
ment c'rclss. In the case ~ Mr.. Roach
the purpose ~ the Government Is 20 X
nore the acts ~ ~ own agents. Pubic
opinion is against this and. while fair
minded men ara waiting for new facts lr
the case. the tide ~ sentiment - evident
~ turning toward Mr. Roach.
GENERAL GRANT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23

These goods in make, style and quality
are equal to the best custom made
From this announcement we predict a
great demand for the above goods and as it
spccton.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-23
RAILROAD TIME TARl fS
Grana Rspias A Indiana.
GOING koR4h.


1I1an train l.a- ellalr caf fttf tlnoiules
aS3 Al AN iralu lee u .s,,srDn sis.ti.sf fa Ssn
Clli.aI
ana tit Al a. a.. IN 81 ttei l,-al. sQa laaAes ci.sss
c.isnssiiaL 81 t.sri ~ Sltf fona2 lsstla Lane
fuf New ORB aua eastern issilAts
ss5 Nln tsaiu ..,unacss viii Al a. h h. 81
ksii.u.l1,sl taI battle Ttok 1akrtla llulroi ald
ais.lillan fnllllts erfiKink ualrut A. la il-4il-
Ihlssisl.h tlskete cad i.l il.fornsatifl oI ~
ist.a is osldng alson A. Aluquist ticAsi Assut at
laesl,n a, a. ta "A MuDssa4 ll.in 11sket haoIi
81 MunT.sa Stres Il. 4. l8e hNOoH
ltaL fsss alid - A.
, 1885-02-06
A Beautiful Corpse.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 5.-The myster-
iOus arrival of the corpse ola young and
beautiful woman, at Sweet Hall. a little
railway station in King William county
has created a sensation. The body was
shipped to Sweet Hall several days ago.
No one calling for it the company was
compelled to bury it upon their own
premises. An anonymous letter found in
the case enclosing the coffin, in which
the writer said MARY has been sick a
long time, is now dead, and it was her last
request that she should be buried in King
William, her native county" The body
was shipped from Baltimore, but further
than that nothing is known in regard to
it. Il is generally believed that a sad
history is connected with the mysterious
affair
, 1885-02-06
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

At a caucus of Republican senators it
was decided to continue the discussion Of
the anti-silyer coinage bill for the present.
Affairs in Eeypt are not progressing as
successfully as the English wish. MANY
London papers blame the ministry for
the delays and failures.
The New York state executive commit
tee of the antimonopoly league passed a
resolution last night recommending ex-
Senator Thurman as a member of Presi-
aent Uevol.ndis cah;nat
Primer, on behalf of King Leopold.
, 1885-02-06
IN THE EVENT OF WAR.
How British Troops Can be Sent
Most Expeditiously.

LONDON. Feb, 5.-The Morning Post
combats the position taken by John
Bright on the question Of British imperial
federation. The Post urges closer knit
ting of Canada with England to insure
protection Of England's increasing COM
merce in China seas against the possible
encroachments by France and Russia.
Continuing, the paper says; England has
no territory in the Pacific region and
aspires to none. The completion Of the
Canadian Pacific railway will provide
England with a new route to Hong Kong,
occupying but little over month; sixteen
days less than the Suez canal route. The
new route would enable England to land
troops in China at least ten days in adj
vance of troops starting the same time
from Marseilles or Russian troops from
Odessa, in event of the Suez canal fall
ing into hostile hands. Canada NIGH
send 10000 or 10000 men, which sh,
could easily spare in IN emergency, il
twenty-five days. All depends upon th,
cultivation Of good feeling between
Canada and England.
, 1885-02-06
THE PREsIDENT-ELEcT IN
NEW YORK.
Many Distinguished Citizens Call
Upon Him.

New YoRK. Feb. 5.-The Railways
and lobbies of Victoria hotel, where
President-elect Cleveland is stopping. are
alive with visitors to-day. Among the
callers on Cleveland were VIM. H. Bar
mum, Hubert o. Thompson Senators
George, of Mississippi, Vance, of North
Carolina. Jones, of Louisiana. and Cor
man, of Maryland, Gen. Hancock, Gen.
franklin. Of Connecticut, Gen. Fry, Col.
Goode, of Virginia, Gen. Stephenson, of
Illinois, Mayor Grace. r. P. Flower and
VIM. Q. Whitney. The statement made
this morning that the National Demo
cratic committee, as such, would wait on
Cleveland, is said to be without founda-
ton The detective force at the hotel
has been increased. Cleveland will return
to Albany Saturday afternoon.
, 1885-02-06

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb, IA special
from Seattle, Washington territory,
brings the news of a terrible tragedy that
occurred on Shaw's island, San Juan
county, last Monday. James Barker had
gone to hunt on the island, and not re-
turning after a lapse of ten days, Sheriff
John Kelly, of San Juan county, or
ganized a party to search for the missing
man. They arrived at the cabin Of Hugh
Parks, an eccentric individual They
were refused entrance to the house and
ever a drink of water. The sheriff then
swore out a warrant for Parks arrest on
the ground of insanity, and the men
, 1885-02-06

SPRTNoFIELD, Ills. Feb. 5,-The Re-
publican senatorial caucus tonight by a
rising vote and by reclamation nominated
Gen. Logan for United States senator.
Three cheers were given for the nominee
and a committee was sent to notify him of
the action Of the caucus. While the
committee was out the caucus sang
Marching Through Georgia, and were
singing it when Logan, escorted by the
committee, appeared at the door. The
music was kept up until he reached the
chairman's desk and was introduced. He
spoke with much feeling and expressed
his profound gratitude for the honor done
him by the caucus and of his indebted
ness to the people of Illinois for the
honors received at their hands. He al
luded to the fact that the legislature was
evenly divided. but said that if all the
Republicans stood by him he would be
elected, or would prevent the election of
a Democrat. When he was in the army
and was opposed by an equal number Of
men the enemy never got the better Of
him.