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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Chicago q West Michigan.

All trains arr iFe and depart from Uuion Depot
DEPART.
Mail for Toledosnd tl1eaao. ........f hISsm
Fast Ixp- fr Chicago .--..--s- ~ ~ fn
Express for Muekeroii .... ........ fti O. n
Eveuing Exprc-s foI ibiaegu $685. pm
E1prvss for Bf hsi,iis hua Baldwin s-hl M
Mail FOR iiiR baI.is.f aud Baldwin A. ta 8 fn
At.lINt
Night ~ frefs from Chicago a4a . M
i1rra-s from Iuak -sror fii >. q m
Mai FROM laoago and tiu-keanu ~ D. ul
b pfsss- lr0m Inlnsf1. ht 8 ~
Faef k1rresa from Chicago and HHf Nlt 4 m
Esfirass from Hig halias AMI i,aid4iH Iil ls fn
Mail from kig kauids n1d Baldwin tih . m
sDfliy. fDkis esrelf Nundal.
Through onachas io Chicago snd Toledo on
sIh a fn. train.
Tllrousyh Fsrlor osr to chicago GA 49, D. M.
train. No extra ch1ff5e fu aHsis
Through Pullman sieep'nH car und c'sach fsf
Chicago l1fD B. ". iriilu.
close connections made af baldwin fof Ind
ingfon and Maniffee
Union Ticket Dffica Gl Mnurf,e sfrfef
J. DJfIdkFN fieuf Ma arer
J. r. CARpKNfih. fienl ia@s Ag"nt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

THfTs C1fErt,IT0Fe.
Toledo WIT af raiirusle divarrirr 1eouinseh
with l. a. a M. H Houiea viii A. a ~ -
fsrsina Divisf,n and hif Lime g. Marshall
with NJ. O. b. - Battle frres vita fiiicago
Grand j rsink snc y. - k h MDufsHa = j.. =
1 hlies-.n witt q VI ~ ard p, p An =
ETTHFh hlHH.N fies = psas bss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

IT il common that Indian tribes accus-
tomed 20 a nomadic existence or support
at the expense 81 the Government object
% lab ir and ara indignant that efforts
are made and instructors sent 10 teach
them agriculture or the rude mechanic
arts. such results How from a system
that both pampers and enslaves- Yet the
and have given SO encouraging proofs OF
progress that rebellion on their part
must be interpreted at once as evidence
81 their suffering wrong. They remem-
her too keenly their previous conflict
with the Government thrust upon them
and nflicting upon them great loss. ever
% dix mp the batcbet causelessly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
ONE NIGHT on THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE.
FAST TIME EAST
VA
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April ls. lss5. rev
fast train will leave Union Depot, Grand Rap
cept Sunday, connecting at Fort WsyDe with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express. with
thr ugh Pullman sleeping cars attached, arriving
Washington p. m. Philadelphia $50 p. m.
New York. $40 .. N.
Bnt one night on the rusd and only change
uf cars. which is made in Union Depot Fort
Wayne at .. N.
This route and train offers Tho rare opportunity
~ viewing grand scenery Of the Allegheny
mountains. the ride over the Pennsylvsnia
Central railroad from Pittsl,nrg is maie entirely
by day light Rates low wa other routes.
For tickets sleeping car accommodations and
full information call upon 4. Almquist. Ticket
Agent Union Depot Grand Rapids; Geo. W.
Munson Union Ticket Agent, Grand Rspids. or
address G.. l.. LOCKWOOD.
Gen. Psss. and Ticket Agent.
Grand Rapids Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

in Is Fortunate for Queen sictora that
her Cabinets 81 not change Oiten- lie
sissiag ol Der hand ~ such d Procession
very freqasatiY would leave e a7 Daily
afflicted a. tle toe 81 -. Peter Ia Rome
and she wouldn't ns able to wash her
,lshes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
r A M OUS--

Ladies calling TO examine these shoes are
Immediately taken with the beauty and
symmetry of "The Famous" and having
once purchased parir, exprsss nothing bat
the highest enconiums regarding them.
The salient features of "The Famous" may
be summed up ~ follows: The superior Pc
Iected kid stock. the extra quality tvilled
Innings, pearl kid counter Innings, renowned
"Gordian" back seams, and perfectly feuble
soIe4 taken in conjunction with Is exquisite
proportions. carefully adjusted by the most
skilIed vorkmen. render il the most durable
perfect fitting and shape retaining siIoe ever
offered for Iess than $40
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
Detroit. Grand haven = si~~oaos

fDaiiy. Sundays esceptel- -lit-it
Passenger taking tie q - a. ul. - llIsss make
close osnDe,sfions al 1ytHeo fnr A@sii-ilh nie al
D.aTsDii Tor New tort arriving thUrs a. ~ a. a IA
the following uioruins-
Ai.ytt IgIrs.ss lssf local SeeHine si Detr'it "
Grand kapidf
laevius hare gi taI b. u. With Hit~'plnf tai u
Detroit making direcf connections iof ~ i''iuU
Ea.si arriving 81 New lorA 8 D. ai tio i"ii"~ihe
evening
pArlor afs on mail trains Doth eiisi and ~s~I
The tfs.u lssifiuF a. luia B. fl AL li-ht diiect
connection with Mli i<slkes tisauoft ti4sly e1oeta
SUNDAY.
Thr5us,h ficksir secured bi ID. a.. ~. h. ,l1ine
iu Morton House block ffa e. flis deepest
d. POTTER. tIfs ia-s Accent
GEO H. irENE traihc Manager illretlo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

AoMs ~ the Democrats in Chicago are
making a great fuse because Joseph q.
Maekn sigaed the call for primaries as
.a.rstarg IL tie County COMMITTEES. II
Gentleman joe ever resigued- that Ii'ct
xas uot male generally kno~n, and he
- certainly not an offensive lartIzan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

WHES Hanlan was asked the other
day whether hs would row Courtney
again he slid that IL Courtney would put
E.. go IA some national bank, lock the
door and build fence around the build
ing. he would row him, but not other
wise. Whatever may be said OF Court
ney. he Is. without doubt, the only man
ia America capable ot making Hanlan
pull for all he Is worth.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26
ALTHOUGH

Before the public for a short
time. this shoe has created an
unprecedented demand and
richly merited the title OF
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

DR.. FERRANs system of incubation
gets another endorsement from the Span
ish Commission appointed to investigate
a. The Commissioners not only APP
prove of 4. bus urge It's adoption by the
Goverument There ls abundant Oppor-
tunity 10 experiment IN Spain Just now
and We trust that inoculation viii be
gwen a conclusive test before the comma
bacillus immigrates tO America.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

THz Philadelphia Tunes rises 10
question: u privilege aud observes that
the Elimitabls West desires u znow
what Postmaster General Villas - there
for. snyhow. On the surface Of things
ir soolI appear that he is there to keep
several Western Democrats Out
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

Harry AZ "a lord Is simlle that
doesn't always express the greatest de-
gree of lolhdcaton. For INSTANCES, Lord
Colaridge. whose daughter was married
GA "Wednesday to Charles Warren Adams,
hasn't been happy sine, Mr.. Adams sued
him ior hbel and didnt accept the invita-
ton 10 attend has daughters weddln2.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
PACIFIC COAST.

Charles creeker e Ave In New ysrk.
San FRANcEsco. April II. - Charles
OrockeF has. according 20 the statement
OF his scn, w. II. Croker, definitely
decided 20 take mp his permanent resi-
dence In New York city. All bis family
will remove there In short time.
Fsesf - caiifsrnia.
SAN Francisco, April IA sharp
frost visited the valleys OF San JeAqnin.
Nspa, Hcn0ma, Santa Clara and Ala
media last night, aud today reports OF
damage done are resolved from yarsons
points.
Dead.
SAN RMANcIsuo. April 1S.--The papers
ennouncs the death 81 Pekin Of Sir
Harry Parks. British Minister 10 China.
oa March I'D, after three dAys' lines.
Of typhns fever.
shfppinz EateiliEeace.
SAH Francisco, April is.--Arrised--
Steamer Sc sta of California, from Part
land steamer b. Paul, from Oana-
laaSa.
sailed--B Brig Dsaeou. for Port Dis
covefv.
TAroosa. April -Barkeatine Kit
cap PASSED IL al p. m today. Clear
| fresh northwest wind.
PokI DEz,oyKnx, April is.--ArrIsed- =
Schooner ID. 3. Wiiliaua&
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

With tso armed ustehmen over them.
Ihe clerk then gave an acooznf Of
the battle and the sohsecnerf burnine
OF ColGa, similar e thsf Given "a
TIE account from Panama The steam
sr iefs Aspinvali for New YORK. On shs
90 Lsekvosn, s6o i particularly
Intelligent yo1ne nan, md seeEnS -
have observed Tie situation ursttv
cisariy, says that when be gets back 10
Asptuvall be expects 70 find Psnarns Is
aehe@
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

CAaao, April lS--0sman DisnA has
written % The EniF Of Bexher. advising
hSm n0a - nzht any Eaore, be1Aase TIE
Enriish are hufldino railway q, Bar.
Der and uwman Esgnsss Army . dis
psrse&.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

Ths Sesressry of State has rseeised .
3Apasch troEn ne United States Con
sal ~ Madrid SAYING thst be = IN
fo.n 4 hy she Dirrcsar Generai q
Hsalsh shaf Tiers Il no eholska IN spein.
a 4 th4t the eaass receutly reported In
a prvssnes % valencia are nns sholera-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

Ths eurrsns o. h.is viii wash Awsy
"a fs1adAffon 81 love
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

NEw YoKx. April fs.--(aovsrnment
bonds have been quiet and strong With
4 gain Of = per can't bid for the Sc and
is; with the exception of one or tgo
stocks the stock market has been dull
today, total sales being only 204,714
shares Tue Could stocks were prorai-
nent for their strength, while Changers
wera weak; the latter, on q report thai
settlement OF tho trouble between the
roads Ia the northwest had seein bsen
postponed, With little pFospeoi Of reaoh-
inc an adiasimef,t- late this afteKnoen
there was decided break In 0mahas.
accompanied By q further yielding OF
pricee IN Sc. PasIi and Northwestern. and
ihs whole list. the weakness oonfinuinz
until lust befoEe the close. when there
was siiRht rally in scme Of the nosf
active stockA In some eases this even
ing prices are The iowess for days. but
In the more active stnoks nnai quota.
tionz show advances Of y 10 "
ffom the lowest qsotafi0ns. bnt vita
only two or three exceptions they ara
| fr0n u 20 III lover than the Gloss yes-
t<razy. Unilbn Pasifs perzistently aa-
sanesd thrsnRhoat Tie forenoen, and
rsmsined SHADY until sftex o'clock,
xhsu Il yielded and Greed q <1<-s
gam ct Y per cent. TRe ether Geuid
ssueks uers Quiss, bet sfron9. until near
The close. when tAey declined 4
fr4ckioa and eaosed shads
en from yesterday. exceps Mis-
soafi Pacific, which . szin shI
higher. sAies of racizzc Mail vere lin.
tied 70 iA00o sharss shs price RISING
| il The fprenoen. aecliuiuz l4ter and
niosfn1 AZ los u Z. The Fsndaf
bilss wsre very dub AMI steady. Com
| Baf1nE prices th1s excniza with thoss q
1 week zGss changes VAR from q -
eline q per emf. - ~ advance Of \
! pr eeuk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
washinGten Cattle.

CHICAGO, April 17.-Twenty car loads
of cattle from walia Walla, W. T., have
arrived az the stock yards. Ten car
loads OF the shipment belonged to Miss
Mary Markaer. who accompanied the
drove. She Is trying tho experiment of
shipping cattle 25O0 miles, and says that
II 10 Is a success financially. she will
ship 400 head more to this market. Miss
Markher i'd the stock she brought
with her 10 worth 5000 or $4,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
Law.

SALT LAKE, April 18.-Ths Grand
Jury today returned four indictments
under the Edmunds Law and took a re-
cess until May 18th An average of one
indictment per day has been found
against the Mormens by this Grand
Jurv.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

NEW foRz, April ls.-Ths weekly banh
statemsnt shows q reserve increase OF
VI -, 40. Banks now hold $50 392 57s
10 excess of LEGAL reauirarnsnta
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

pFstsnz IN this cit,i has reoeived q tele-
kfain from the Cxsr, Ia which TIE latter
SsNNsses q strong hope thai petlee will
- ifunrsea hatwsen Russia and Rag-
land bf means Of inasul CONCESSIONS.
~ ne krcyainst read 10 The French
Casantsf This afternoon ID fts meesing Q
n2fsoar % dispatches concerning shs
Afsh&n disputss kilthe dispsfehss In.
1loitea that I,earoftil ideas prevailed
af1enA al thosss ecc1pyinQ positions OF
80 ftA On both Sides and thai the pow.
srs not directly eilgaeed In tie qaarrel
81 triiveiy exertIng their tniiaenne 10
Aanrl ne naAinteharlre af peslce.
s9uux on TIM ssr.ApsruSz smARAcTHR
AND 4 coNPtElE rkyiNw GO xKs SIT
iAflnN or KuncRElkN AssAIhs-
l0sDox. April le.--Ihe prospect d
Rahse naAy b dslusise. Many expeT
tsfn0td diplomats s1fertain fifsn con
vtiRfea thai the gResept Apaarent tsucs
= tAken ~ EnsfIayi6 merely 10 Ret /
+ prspsx hfeaoh tor eHestive Aetion. Thi
/ ssy 1rnnesa With whiea 0iadston'
nslkss bis pgIbiie statenzsmts. and ths
c1lo, eal6nlAtina exAe1ncss with whlai
- phrases his gilierMnonsA all tend d.
cenvknee those whs know the Pfemie
sill thnt 10 has determined upon |
ttaicy, which. 10 mister Aos surpFisins
nlsy DO wksn annctineed. vail b.
~ means be una af retfo2Nssien
4lAdsfpne hns ulnda sause retreats dur
ga bin ministry, bus ~ has elwayA q
lf@, s,ecssioss. betrayed hiuseif BY Ia
aciasun ind ssssioia ~ hin pArli<meni
~ ssatszneflts. Il IL uaite di4eren
viii hina nosF. IN fepis 20 ali interroe
Alories IN the Hipase 81 Oommnns dur
llte No psst week. Tie frsEnier has prs
sxtet Ne wary perfscti0n Of nrmneas
HhlFe tha QzeSIiuzirss desired % kue,
ssntsAin< whsch he 0uxefnmesls wer
~ ready - cola its - ths pablo. Glad
sans bas strzhlkti'cxvArsily refused !
give ~ Laforstasitln. and kAs plai1i
~ e lie refusAl ass puhisc poli1y. 4
3s1lff every sNhse eass he 1anssz
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
ST rxLsssAsH rOrHE Observation-Disclosures


The PreileF Iaquest-
81. LOWS. April ls.-The coroner this
morning began an inquest on the body
81 =. Arthur Preller, the victim Of the
oeesoeFn Hotel tragedy. No sensation
Al dsFsiopmeuss beyond those already
published we're disclosed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

insisted On their delivery Instantly. hB
expected monasnfarily TO be attacked BY
government troops, and thresfened that
II sueh an event should occur. tise Cagl-
tain aud his crew would regret havi1a
denied them arms. srhege would be q
circus,s he said, s.ths aike Of which had
never been seen on tho lsfhtnus before"
So saying he sent ashore With his
men and arrested Mr. Coaners, agent OF
the company a. Aspinwail; Caps. D.Iw.
general agent Of The coEnpsnyi Mr.
Wright, United States Consul. and
Lieut. Judd Of the united States var
ship Gaiena. Who hsppened to be tflsFe
at The time. HsTinit secured thea hos
tAQez. Preston sent IL cousmunication 20
the ssmmander OF The GslsnA lying Ia
the bay, intimatinR thai he vas about %
board The Colon with his men, take
possession OF The iFns covered ~ BIZ
bin Of lsding, and u the var ship inter.
fered be threatened 10 kill the four hos
taQes. The British man-af war Lilly
was lyinz IN the bay a the time.
The commander of the Coloa belne
eoQnizAni Of the threatened invsiiion q
his ship. boosted 1 Distress hAR % sig
nal 10 the Gzlesl&, from which 10 81
tpeeted immediate protection Il "a
tnytnG two hnufft. ana Preston hno N
men we're on board rafnlnAgtn5s ensonI
the cargo befors the Galena tnu~ea. A
sson Is the British ship sav tha Celsn'l
signal. she seist DesEenae'f % ~
Anerican mar. Of war 70 orr sssi<i
anceA AZ irncth five snHall hests wer'
lowered from the Gaien& and the Gan
ibc4t was senf alon0sida the Colon. IN
sailors from The Gaisna's small boat
boarded she Csloa from shs starbosx'
ode unseen BY Presten's uien- bat q
spen - thsif pscsenec on dsck beca1,
known Tie strangers ran asFay, lsayinI
u0as of the arms and TIRE 81 thel
prisoners, the CcnxaA and Liea1zaAn
anad hehind them. Thef tsd 70 u
woods taxing Csunozs ard Uaptsr
! Day with shem- Tke fws pxisoeaz
Ivsss tsssi1sd n - wgeas ~ nlsh'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
ireland Is Released.

NEw YoRE. April 1S.-Mrs. Mary Ire
land, whose husband was. as alleged.
inyelRled into Canada by English Off
ciais and thence transported TO England
for trial on charge of desertion from
the British army, has received word fros
her husband from Sterling Castle, Scot
land, dated the 9Th inst, stating that he
had been released. as no evidences could
ce found against him, and be would
not surrender" Ireland SAYS he was
left without money and had TO walk to
to Edinburgh.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

I1xpnE. April i9.-.fhs Times this
..o~uinst IN discussing the AnRlo-Rus
80 ces,stion, Gays /: Nothing has
h-resrtd Ia the last three or four days
= irstify change Ia the public stti-
30. Even II the Government il pre-
sarsd 20 give she Russians the terri
sory alnady occupied, il by 40 means
foIiews that tbs trouble is ended
The Standard speaks 70 the following
sfest Nobody who has the honor
n Rneisnd al heart can help feeling
sbsf The GoVernment L, paying disas-
trous prise for the respite which it il
propssing 70 secure"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

rs,xp0s, April ia Dispatch 70 the
ssriard, dated 1iTp'aI, April 10Th. says
- Russian troops hsvs stopped ad-
-sncisQ and are retiring 70 their former
,os;tigyriL 6sn. Karnafof in dispatch
- - las ieft Penjdh,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

WAsHSGToN, April ls.-The President
today made the following appoint
ments: To be Ministers Resident and
Consuls Gensral, Wm. d. Bloxhana, Of
Florida, 10 Bolivia; Baylsss w. Hanna,
Of Indiana. to Persia; Walker Fsarn, of
Louisiana, TO Roumania, Servia and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19
CONTRADICTORY.


yAMRooD, April is.--The Ameer, DO.
fors departing today, said that be bad
gn3ersd the tribes 10 repair the road
n'sna Gnbal 90 Hsret. md that reinforce
nisrte bad left Kaudaisar for Heras
Hs believed Rnssis might yield 70 re
Eecustiances. Only when all arguments
have filled must war be considered, and
than the AfRhans will ftss 40 one mAE
10 repel she invader. His policy VA
sierids1 upon aud would sist be changed
His people must ascept II ~ hs had. ant
must trust him an he had been Trustee
By England. Ths Aiighans would nsvel
eafrendeF an insh Of terrskory, nor ALLOW
their 'sonntry TO be a highway for th'
Russian army.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

us rsported that Waddiagson, the
r.N.eb Rkaister at London, has tele-
.,suhtd Do Freyeines that there need
~ fesf Of war between England and
49,. ss the too countries have agreed
49, : plan for ssttilna the Afghan
ssvnsier question.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-19

r<wps,. April 1S.-N0twtthstandtns
sSv,sscs in EnRIish and Russian
: t.'..-,;sfssl there Is uar still IN the Lon
- - Tbs Times says: Are we,
- % leave the Ansees 20 his own de-
49, sfief engaging him In confiist
80 pnssia for which his unaided forces
y. ,rsdsorlase5 and. IL We do. can We
.s.sf tsai the AfRharls viii mot deem
ssssf-.s.iges betrayed, and throw them
..s-ss mo the arms Of the stronger
uoTaYF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-07-16
COM NJ ERCIAI
OUR CHICAGO MARKET REPORT.

CHICAGO, duly IA. 1885.
The tine growing weather and splendid crop
reports have had weakening effect upon the
market and buyers are very careful about loading
up The foreign demand is quite limited and
prices continue 10 drop of a fraction each day
and the close o. each week witnesses a material
decline in wheat Winter wheat, which brought
soc and 9dc week ago, has come down until a2c
il about the present price Corn has held steady
between 49c and 4Sc but is weakening at present.
The outlook for good crop OF corn is splendid
Oats are steady with slight decline The receipts
OF live stock for the past seven DAYS amounted
to 81, $50 head OF cattle $1,000 hogs. ii 900 sheen
As compared with the previous week there is a
heavy falling off in receipts To-day the prices
are about the same they were one week ago.
Ihe light receipts at the beginning of the week
sent prices up 25c but the light demand at the
close caused drop equal TO the gain. Fat cat.
tie for shipping are in good demand aud prices
do not change much in this grade Common and
butchers supply is plentiful. The receipt of
Texas cattle has been light owing to railroad
washouts. The supply of hogs for the past W. eek
fell on about 6o,0o0 as compared with the previ-
Gus week aid the price has advanced until the
market rate to-day is about 30c for 100 lbs. more
than il was seven days ago. There is no improve.
ment in the quality or price OF sheep, shippers
remaining out of the market The produce mar.
ket is in a very healthy condition, the demand
being fully equal to the supply. Choice crsam.
cry butter is in excellent demand at an advance.
Poultry Is scarce and higher. New potatoes ara
plentiful and as the season advances the price
drops.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-07-16
OUR LOCAL EXCHANGES.

Galena Gazette: Ayoung man named
Campbell, living near Dubuque, while
walking up the railroad track on his
way to that city, Thursday morning.
picked up railroad torpedo. not know
ing what it was, when it exploded and
the thumb and three fingers of his right
hand were torn off, and the remainder
of the hand badly shattered.
Galena Gazette: The many friends of
MIR. Gilbert Barries, of Miff1in township.
Iowa county, Wisconsin, will regret 10
learn of his meeting with an accident
last Thursday, July 2. which resulted in
his almost instantaneous death He
was engaged in building cattle shed
on his farm north of The village of Milf
lin, and while standing on the frame
work OF the structure, lost his balance
and feel to the ground, striking upon q
sharp stick which penetrated his abdo-
men. The unfortunate man expired in
few minutes. His funeral took place
on the 4th inst, at u o'clock. Mr..
Barries was one of the most extensive
farmers in that neighborhood He had
nice, comfortable home, and by in
dustry and honesty had acquired !. COM
petence on which he might have rested
~ his old age. His death is loss to
the community, and in their sad be-
reayement his afflicted family have the
sympathy OF large circle of friends.