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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
ANARCHISTS AT BUFFALO.
The Wild Rantings at a Meeting Held
Yesterday.

BUFFALO, ~ Y, Feb. 15.-Anarchists, ia,
the course of the last week, managed 10 get
foothoid in this city, and the Anarchist
Gorsueh, of Chicago, boasts that he has al
ready organized two German ''groups," or
soa.es, each composed of 10 members.
Socialists, Communists, dynamiters and
Anarchists began 10 gather at Harmonic
Hall long before 3 O'Clock this afternoon, 10
attend the third meeting Of the Information
al Workingmen's Association. Pete Wirsk-
irehen rang bell aud called the meeting 10
order. There were four men on the plat
form aad a big red banner - placed IN one
corner, leaning against the drop curtain. u.
Weller, who was chosen chairman, thanked
the audience twice, once In German and
once Va English. lie also said that the An
arehists had been unfairly criticized and te
invited all of the editors of the Buffalo press
(none of whom, of course, were
presently To step onto the platform
and debate the matter. Then the chairman
said that IT had been proposed TO sing Mar
sellaise" before proceeding further. The
speaker OF the afternoon, Gorsuch,
was introduced. lie said that edi-
tors were not anxious TO dis
cuSs anarchism on equal terms. Editors
abused and hurled ridicule at those who
favored a Change. lie denied mat the
Anarchists were assassins as charged 10y the
press of Chicago. Cleveland add Buffalo.
In Chicago they were unjustly accused of
preaching arson, murder, robbery. theft and
rape. Here the police were called upon 10
suppress them. Said Gorsuch. sarcasticaly,
Father forgive them; they know not what
they do" Applause Gorsuch spoke of
labor's rights and said, Every nation is
trembling with fears and anxiety about a
new child about To be born. Even In the
sandwich Ialands we have well organized
grOupes and are strong all over the country.
You must not pray; don't wear out your
knees when you want bread, but get up and
get il. II man needs beef and potatoes, he
must get them himself. Universal education
made each man n genius who reasons
for himself. IA did the wise men
and poets of ages gone, thirsting for lib
erty. Such thing as Christian Socialist
cannot be. We want Heaven here, not In
the sweet bye and bye.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
THEDREAD AVALANCHE.
a UTAH VILLAGE SWEPT AWAY.
At Least Sixteen Persons Lose Their
Lives Another Avalanche feared
-ARelief Expedition Formed.

sALr LAKE, Cah. Feb. lt--For the fourth
time IN is brief history Alta, a mining
town at the head OF Little Cottonwood can
Jon, has been swept away b snow,siide.
Al $40 o'clock last night tie lights Of a
miinwin a shaft in the famous mine we're
sxtfn guished b. sudden gust Of wind. Run
ming 10 the surface the miners eyes met a
scene OF destruction similar 10 that he had
witnessed a year ago the first week IN March,
when the same man = light hai been similarly
exflnguiE.ed. snow-silds had passed over
the mouth of the mine AMI desc 'nded on the
little town below, b0ryIng Il untii only seven
houses were remaining standing, and some
OF these badly wrecked. he snow broke
loose about three fDufth- Of mile up EN-
met hill and the entire mass from the Val
lsl0 mine 20 Grizzly Flat, fully three-quar-
ters OF a mile. rushed down with a terrific
roar carrying everything before 10 and only
resting IN the guleh. Tae avalanche passed
over very nearly the same ground swept by
that OF March la-t. but the snow being
eighteen feet deep IN the mountain side, the
destruction WAS great. A. soon a. the miners
coald be notified they turned out and al the
risk of their lives b-aveiy began the work OF
rescue and recCv sr,. = arch vas kept up all
night and fOur person we're taken out alive,
while two dead DO lies wers also found. L.
the morning three men on snow shoes came
down the canyon Q ght miles, where they
found Conveyance for this city. II IL known
that sixteen persons were killed, and the
following are their names: James
Watson, Andrew :. White, Bury
Gibson, Mrs. For and child,
Jerry Reagan David p Vance. Tin Mad
den. Fred. Cullinm. Matt. Hickey. four
children Of Ed Bsi!Ou, aud two Cinnamon.
The few people remaining ia Alta are
gre/fy alarmed. fearing anofher avalanche,
buf'annot ges ont until relief reaches them
from here. The news has shadoWed this city
with gloom. a. many OF the dead had friend
here. meeting was held this evening, TO
arrange for a relief expedition To start Mon
day morning TO open a track through the
canyon and bring the dead here for burial.
Probably n hundred men. with appliances
for cutting snow, will form the relief party.
There are plenty OF volunteers, though the
trip Is exceedingly dangerous, As slides are
occurring at all times.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
The SheeD-Breeders

The adjourned annual meeting of The
Northwestern Wool-Growers and Sheep
Breeders Association was bald in the Super
visors' room, Court block, Saturday after
noon. Only dozen members were present.
The annual election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Andrew Brewster. city;
Vice President, W. II. Adams. city; Secrs-
tary, l.. T. Bates, Alleean; Treasurer. NJ.
Freeman. Gaines. Directors: W. Hariwell,
Cannon: Nelson Brewer. Gaines; Thomas
Layton. Alsegan. The annual shearing fes-
tival will be held on the farm Of Morris
Freeman. in Gaines. April Il.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

All dag Saturday Ciiy AsrShal Greene and
The Street Railway Company we're busy re-.
moving the snow accumulated upcsl The busi-
nezs streets IN the Second Ward On Monros
sgfsst che snew was a. densely paeked that =
rlew was necesssfy to l>osen Il. The fresh
ies of lhe lranssfal which fell yesterday made
sanfs vest fog the men. ard several wete
hasr all das with tsasna and shsvsla Ia
pfilse and re4Fi streets operations wsss
hvelf ana snAaf lssa,is q sne~ wvre -.
nsavea ffesu fisp eaf fsaeks zaa Asr.szssrd in
the f3vef svfefwfe wrFe .izs ispsr ioselins
lI.e f-.ises Ialnle.i ~ - s-Eeel eal.-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

TERRE HAUrF, Ind. Feb. l5.-David
Haynes. who adds the title of Doctor to his
name, hes been suspected by the police. for
q long time, OF practicing questionable
methods in his business. Yesterday after
noon this suspicion was confirmed by re-
port that ne had caused the death of Laura
Weedy, seventeen year-oid girl. BY pro
curing abortion. The crime Occurrtd on
Friday, four-monlhs focus being removed.
Haynes was arrested for the doub.e crime OF
murdaring woman and child. John Fiber,
who Is charged with the paternity of the
child, was also arrested "a accessory. The
mother OF the girl. in her testimony before
the coroner, made an attempt To shield
Haynes. aud much indignation - expressed
against her.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Odds Picked Up.

The ladies Of the Manistee W. c. Il. 4.
contemplate the establishment of mission
Sunday school at the railroad depot.
Kentucky editor reports that during the
past five years he has recorded 1910 mur-
dsrs and homiciies in that state. and there
have been less than twenty executions.
Colonel Burnaby. who was killed at Abu
ea, has left the unfinished manuscript of
a political novel; but il contains such mer-
ciless criticisms of certain political adver-
saries that II Is doubtful if Il will be pub
lished.
In the almost universal disqniet concern
ing the employment of convict labor may be
seen evidence That some new scheme IL de-
sired both with reference TO the welfare of
the prisoner and that of society. ~ Chicago
Herald.
The Union Pacific Road announces the
following speci9t rates on immigrant mrv-
adj from Council nlafs or Omaha. IN car.
lpads To Pine ilnfs. <tv. Tracy. @ias.
Ebert. $40. bsn-. slts. Hsllsdais. Sits.
Atkins. slt5. Archer. Sin.
The m IN whodiscpvprvd one ~ the richres
silver mines ia I.rsdville received st0oo1 Tor
hs hni and the twa purrhas - made si.
60 90 each Within year Tae discbvrfpr
applied trrenliy fef nishi'a lodging ia a
I.esdville Station house.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

The Ladies' Literary Club met Saturday
afternoon at their rooms on Pearl street
The Committee on Science and Education
furnished the following articles: Evolutior
of Ceremonial Government from Herbert
Spencer's Sociality; Great Bengal Cyclone oi
1876; Animals of India; Interesting Facts
Concerning Ants. Next Saturday. history
AZ the meeting Of the West Side Iiterar,
Ciub. the Science and Educstion Comufitte.
prss' nted articles on the Chemistry OF Cook
lag: Review of Lslla Rookh with extracts
aid the old Reading Class by VIII Carlton
Next Saiurday. history.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
a TERRleLs wnsCx.
A Forty-T -Thousand-OoI Collision on
the G. G. c. & !. RAILROAD.

A Forty-T Thousand Dollar Collision on
the c. G. c. & !. Railroad.
SHELBY, O., Feb. l4.-Yesterday one of the
most disastrous wrecks which ever happened
on the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati &
indianapolis Railroad, occurred at half past
{ o'clock, four miles north OF this place. A
freight train bound north and one bound
south. both running at high rate of speed. by
a misunderstanding OF orders, came into
collision. Both engines were totally de
molished. and several cars were piled on top
of khe engines, nearly hiding them from
vi.Es. The engineer and fireman of both
engines narrowly escaped instant death by
jumping. The two engines came together
with such force that they could not be pulled
apart and were taken TO Shiloh In the same
condition they were when they met. Trains
were delayed for nine hours. I he wreck H.
pronounced by old railrOaders To be one of
the most complete Within their recollection.
The loss 20 the company will probably reach
$1,000. The track - now clean and trains
are running.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
DISTINGUISHED CALLERS.
Cleveland Visited Yesterday bY Bay
ard. German and Others.

Special Dispatch 10 Tx rELEGRAA
ALBANY, Feb. l5-Senator Bsyard and
Senator German, wm. l.. Scott, of Penn-
sylyanla, and Smith NJ. Weed, arrived at the
Deleyan House this morning, and during the
forenoon called at the Willet street mansion
aud had long interview with Cleveland.
Ii is surulised that important matters relat-
ing 10 the formation of the new Cabi-
net were discussed at length, as the
interview was an extended one. No
information could be obtained from the gen
tiemen. all politely declining To be inter
viewed. The party left on a late train this
morning. After they had finished the intel
view the gentleman waited on Manning at
his residence. where n long consultation took
place, after which Manning called on
Cleveland. 1t is now thought certain that
Manning will accept the position of Secre-
tary of the Treasury, although he still de-
clines 20 be interviewed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
FUTURE PRODUCTION.
Hotel Registers.

AT THE MoRroN.-E. @. Nelson. Logan
sport, Ind; 4. X. Miles, Pontiac: X. Ever.
ingham, Cleveland: A. j. Schsd. New York
w. +. Robinson. Glouchester, Mass: j. II
Strong, Chicago: Aug. Walpert, Toledo; J
G.. Ramsdell, Traverse City; w. l.. Barnett
Detroit; J. J. Kirk, Elkhart; J. 4. Thayer
Detroit: j. 4. Sebring. Bangor: j. p. Under.
wood, Big Rapids: J. Rosenthal, New York
z. w. Pearsall. Cadillac: III. A. Tinkham,
Boston.
l.. l.. Warner, Buffalo: h. H. Mead. Deii oft
A. Glass, Cleveland; J. Forman. Chicago
Sam Heyman. Chicago; Harvey Avery, st
Louis, Mo-: ). II. Mann, Cleveland; III. G.
Dean. New York; II. T. Chase, Boston; II
Frasch. London, Ont; G. X. Mengel, Bay
City; c. r. Waters. Toledo; J. p. Lawson
Trenton. Nj: Sol X. Jonas, Detroit; W. X
t. Bush, Detroit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
The Two Johns

The crest comedy cyclone. tf.s Two
Johns. viIi bs presented hy J. c. Stewart
and John Hart. snd specially seiecsea
company. af Redmopd's orefa House. fisis
evening. TIE Clncsnnst CornmsrrSai-
tgasefis says oftlseiS E-erforDsnes ri Hsvlin =
ia that cs;ys
IA.e sF,pearabee sis~s ~ Join C. sas~ass
and 1ohn Hart u - ff~teuf tc provoke nc
s4d cf leasissfr thelf csrntfnss7 weight h<srS
ia the ps4zhssorAosa ~ as~en hnudred
sseaad&. ~ ~r~rssltse~ fnfrcaarrd 81 ths
rrfefst
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
LOVE AND A PISTOL.
A Young Man Found Dead by the
Corpse of His Sweetheart.

SnELBYyILLE, KY, Feb. l5.-This morning
as the regular train for Louisville was near
ing Hansbrough's station, one mile west Of
town, two dead bodies were found on the
track. They were recognized as those of
Will Adams and Miss Tina Willmoth. Miss
Wilmoth IS shot through the head, the ball
entering tlls.left ear; while Adams, who was
three feet from her, WAS shot through the
right ear. The deed was done with a
pistol, which was found lying be-
tween Adams's knees. He started TO
town with Miss Wellmoth yesterday evening
at 3 O'Clock. Since then all trace of them is
lost, until they were found dead this morn
ing. The whole affair is wrapped in mys-
terry, but as they have been sweethearts for
some time, it is supposed that Adams com
mitted the deed through jealousy. Miss
Willmoth was good looking girl about 20
years old. Adams was 26 years of age. They
were found within fifty yards of their
hOmes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
The Inner House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Senate during
the past week passed the Pension and Army
preparation bill well under way and will very
probably pass it early this week and then
take mp the Agricultural bill, already re-
ported from the Senate Appropriation Com
mittee.
Van Wyck's red flag of the Texas Pacific
Railroad Land grant Forfeiture bill was last
week incontinently displaced from its posi-
tion at the head of the special orders, and
Blair's Anti-contract Labor bill put in its
place. Van Wyck threatens TO have the bill
taken up next week. hut it is doubtful if he
succeeds; SO that Blair's bill will come up IA
unfinished business tomorrow. or whenever
the Senate has no appropriation bills to
work upon
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Ckmo. Feb. i5-Hassan Pa h1. brother Of
the Khesiive. has accep el his appointment
as commander Of the Eyptiap troops with
The title Of Governor uf Soudan. Dlspatches
from Suakin state that a sand-hag battery
has been erected there to cover the railway i.
The Arabs are digging trenches and rifle
pits within sight 81 Che town Among tn
Forces If Osman D .in1 are a large number r
Of women. who are armed. aud have been
Instructed In military drill
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Special Dispatch To TIE TELEGRAM.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Feb. 15.-To-day' ?
Detroit Free Iress contains sensational
dispatch from Milwaukee in regard 10 the
propeller Michigan, which left Grand Haven
a few days ago in search of the Oneida. The
dispatch states that ''many believe she went
down with all on beard in the fearful gale of
last Monday" No serious alarm is felt here
for the safety of the propeller. 1t is be-
lieved thatshe is only ice-bound outside md
has plenty of food and fuel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

HoUsroN. Feb. To- Several attempts have
been made lately to wreck the night express
on the Galveston. Harrisburg / San Antonio
Railroad near Hsrwoo1 station. by obsiruet-
ing the track with ties. The otfl ,crs put de-
ted sss on the else who patrolled the truck
In hst vicinity for ssvsrd weeks, aud we're
rewarded early this m ,rnin< by discovering
the wreckers in the very Hct. They proved
10 be two negro brakemen recently dismissed
from service. The DETECTIVES succeeded IN
killing both Of the nevrOes vi5h bucSshot m
their eudeavors 20 escita The express train.
wa atoppad hv danger lnai- and the pas
sanuera viewed both ft. abafrlclisns aud The
dead bodies. the latter With apparent salts
faction
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
BOSTON'S BASE BALL MEN.

Inc Organization OF tne League cam
for the Coming Season.
BosroS, Feb. 15.-The Boston League Base
Ball team for 1885 will be made up as fol-
lows: Pitchers, Whitney, Burlington, Davis,
(the latter lately of the st. Louis Americans);
catchers, Hackett, Hines, Canning; captain,
manager and first base, Morrill,; second base,
Burdock; third base. Sutton; short stop,
Wise; left field, Hornung; center field,
Whitney or Buffinton; right field, Manning.
This is substantially the same team IA that
which won the championship in 1883, the
only changes being the substitution of Man
ming for Radford in the right field and the
addition of Davis and Cunning to the bat
terry force. Crowley of last years team goes
to Buffalo. A right fielder will yet be en-
gagged If the right man presents himself,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Pfrtsncao. Feb. is.--The caief 81 police.
ctps oas l. nraan. - this eit. dis,t At !
o clock tbis afternoon after an illness - two
vestA Iis had contracted eola At The
sseus - ihs iats Pennsylvania assaas nAtnf.
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shssh eause,i bis desgH hfann held tnans
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
a Damaged Dam.

F.LKroN. Md. Feb. 15.-The dam at the Nc
Cullogh Iron Works began to give way last
stone structure washed away, entailing loss
of several thousand dollars. The break will
cause operations to cease at the Iron Works.
thus throwing a large number of men out of
work. There is six inches of snow on the
ground and a thaw would insure the total
destruction of the dam.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
FRANCIS a. ORExEl DEAD.
The Noted Banker Passed Away After
an Illness of Two Weeks

PHnADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. l5.-Francis A.
DreXel, the head of the banking house of
city, this afternoon, in the sixty-frst year of
his age. He had been suffering with pleurisy
fDr about two weeks, bat wa considered
better. To-day he was attacked with an
effusiOn of water around the heart and died
IN few hours in the presence of his three
daughters and two physicians.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
O'RElIlYS CITIZENSHIP.
The Editor of the Boston "PiIot" Not
Allowed to Step on British Soil.

: Allowed TO Step on British SOiI.
BOsroN, Feb. l5.-John Boyle O'Reilly,
editor of the Boston Pilot, was recently in
vited TO deliver addresses in Montreal and
Ottawa. He declined owing to danger of
arrest by the British government. He, how
ever, wrote TO Secretary Frelinghuysen stat
Ing that he was convicted III 1866 of high
treason against the British government and
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment
tie escaped in 1863, came to America aud
became citizen OF this country the day he
landed. He asked if his citizenship would
protect him in Canada. The matter was
laid before the British government by Min
ister Lowell, and O'Rielly also applied by
letter To England, asking permission to visit
England and Ireland as well. Yesterday re-
plies, came from the English government
denying his requests ia toto.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
Canadian Troops for the Soudan,

LONDON, Feb. 13.-The Marquis of Lorne,
Ex-Governor General of Canada, writes to
the Times to advise the acceptance of the
proffered services of the Canadian regiments
in the Soudan campaign. He believes they
would prove valuable CO. adjusters IA voy-
ayers, and declares it would be but an act of
Justice to give them the right to prove their
devofion
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

PH1tADErPuIt a.. Feb. lt.-llne hun
led Of the violett patients formerly con
8sed in plockley lnsane Hospital we're sent
10 the State aes sinms AZ Dauviiis and Warren
to-day by order of fhe cuart They were
taken on special tram furnished bF che
Prnna1lxnnla RuINll lalnrany.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

PAms. Feb. i5 kn ohcisi telegram re-.
ceive,i af she var 0Hes to-day. states ihat
shs French eaz fonts efer fan8sgn. ana
the franch trueps eerff4 hai4a. ~ tke
lstfer pisre The thinese sfte1ff nttis 3 .ie
ssruined azhE bal was hottif d~fsaled saa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

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- a. rasksse<es
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

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80 lfnnniiefs "a koeetts steeaasf isss
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Some time aeo ADVERTISED to save to t.s
Issslle Of tills se,tlssn II tir sAt Stil - ~
every oly ~io et make tiir par. l,>s< IT fur
tore many tlouss.Ilds vi d0 lalH aid u
tiae thousands wo tisli slsfe daas "a 40 ~
aOt carr sins sai IA g,s.sd teliA y stni
ist~. frstn nkc - tisoo-l,ila sIttlse d%44f
visit stare Nllo attest 10 tiir sualts,-z
tiAt never ln their e2Esfarssee have lists ini.~n
DFs Oss,1s and tslrpats sold 81 etsct sst0uldi-.s
low prics@-
We arr often asked how ioaa tlis sale j. 70 con-
uuoe. ln answer si.ly sls u ls Afiasnss-
slole for us t0 determine. I'D wlih up-
ward of two hund III anu nfs - ,lls@4Ild siOlii1rs
worth of merchandise al all Aaids aud While
otiers taking s.fis fully $ QssarteT frsn the
pTsce Of thear s,sis n order a. colniseie wIti us
and announce Iilsf tear s4ls< wid lnste IN a
few da.s. err induced 90 sag 10 ouf customers
that the sale ~ gOsds al el1 Ds cOnl2a-
u,-i without ending
If IL ls aol convenient for sOn O. come o.ir
week oonse next week. cotBe ~ilsLl A ls e0AseL-
lent for you to 40 lo1 viii houCefufih fsn1
store ot'eu and tie gssous All ll~ag b. found
cheaIser than sou buy them else~iief. even II
our neagbsie lslAe IL quarter ifiin tissir i,rlce.
SFRlN a 0EfANX.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16
HAND WRITING ON THE WALL
PROPHECIES BEING Fts
FILLED.

Thousands and Thousands 81
Dollars Being Sared 6y ttftsea
Uho Pafroat-e Spring Il Gom
g,aay-i Quarter oT a Hfftss1s
Dollars d. Merchandise selling
at u.e Host 4sfoafslssHDiy Ios'
Prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Onr sale 80 einbroldefies aud iair sss,ods D. r.
talnly without preceient. tft ertlrc stO A. ior-
iuses being CLOSED Out at haIf Iice.
hFniNo A toGPASE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Whit Blankets a. low a. fifly ceDts esch.
better quality az sixty-tsq and hail cents ssclS
How dee- that -s'unds
kFRISs A C0MDANs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

An immense slock 90 select iICIn.
hFKINa 4 CoArANf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-16

Upward 5000 yards Good Brown Cotton 81 a.,
lowssrt price ever knowii. freaa st.nts lsT yard
and upward; - B.sic ed stiss. tile lowest
price ever knew. SPIEAs A oGfAN4. o.