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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

The place 10 get sewing machines repaired
Is where the repairer has 10 interest al stake
but his reputation "A practical workman.
not where they would rather sell you a new
one. Agents repairing rule does not
give satisfaction. Adjusting is a trade. After
twelve years experience am prepared 10 do
work that will give perfect satisfaction.
do not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have but one object IN vieV,
that l. do work that will build up for me
good trade a. a repairer Of sewing machines.
will call al your shop or house, examine your
machine, tell you what can be done. what I
Will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have II done OF not.
All orders received 10y postal will receive
prompt attention. | rebuild. readiust, clean
and repair all kinds. have parts, attachments
and needles for all. shop al 10 summit
street. I. II. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Repairef.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
BRUTAlIY MURDERED.
A Six-Year-Old Boy Fatally Stabbed
by a Mulatto.

ATLANTA. Ca. April 24.-This afternoon
about o'clock James Garvey, a thirteen
year-Old son OF John Garvey, a well to do
white man of this city. was playing at the
pump, corner of Forsyth and Mitchell
streets, when Vim. Perry. mulatto six feet
tall, came up for water. The boy playfully
refused 10 let him have any, whereupon the
man struck him. The plucky little fellow
picked up stick and hit Perry over the
head. This so angered the negro that
he plunged a big knife up to the hilt
into the boys breast, ar inch above
the heart. The blood spurted several feet
high and the negro escaped. The boy was
carried 10 a neighboring drug store bat the
efforts of surgeons 10 save him proved of no
avail and he died tonight at O'Clock. Per
~ was arrested late tins evening and IS III
Jail. The city l. greatly excited over the
murder and threats of lynching are heard on
all sides. Il l. feared the work may be ac-
complished before morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

Appropriation Bills Passed Or the Sen
ate The Soldiers Home COMMITTEES.
Special lieiateh so Tax TEI.D5aAA-
l-AsslSs. April z4-fhe House passed
biiis " amend AZ acf ~ provide deserted
wives ~lth support from ths estate Of ths
husband ~ amend the statute relating 20
summary proceedings % reooses possession
of and: ~ aaiend the act 10 create bureau
~ labor and industrial Statistics; - provide
fof continuing eases not 1nii,hsd Ia Circuit
Court a. tie ciose of terms and 10 amend
the statute relative 10 liens.
The Senate passed bills apprcpriAting SIS
CO a. working capital for the Northern
Asylum az Traverse City; SlZ7 ,0o0 for the Re
form school foe boy 81, 90 for books for the
library S66, 80 for the school for the Blind
81 80 for State Public school. S2.ooOto con
neet the State House Of Correction with the
lonia water works. 50 .0o0 for building
kitchen and innrnary 81 the kalamazoo
-ylam, Sl5OOo for State House Of Cor
rectiOn and branch state Prison for the
Upper Peninsula, SlD.Oao for two IN
hruuaries at the Pontiac Asylum, To
amend the statute relative 10 filing vacancies
ia tbe Superior Court az Detroit, 70
amend the statute relative to organization
of Young Mems Christian Associations.
The joint committee on location OF the Sol
dier-' Home will 20 b Detroit Port Huron,
and Hilissiaie next week, and 10 Grand Rap
ids, Muskegon. Biz Rapids, Harbor Springs
Charisvon and Petoskey the week follow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Special Announcements Made Among
the Churches for To-Day.

Rev. w. +. Richardson. at the Church of
Christ, will preach Sunday evening upon
"Ihe Souls Looking Glass"
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. d. Cronk
Will I'LL the regular appointments at the East
Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. Henry Powers, at POwers's Opera
House, will, III the evening, talk upon the
theme, The Progressive Organization of
Society,""
The evening services at the Division Street
NJ. f.. Church will be under the auspices of
the Young Peoples Union. ''How to Be
come a Christian" will be considered by
Messrs. G. C. Hopkins and Ezra III. Stafford.
"Why Become Christian will be treated
by Messrs. Edward Hamilton and Charles W.
Blake. "When to Become a Christian" will
be presented 10y Messrs. Alfred Bowman. +.
ID. Hopkins and VIM. +. Flynn. Other ex-
ercises will be introduced by Messrs. Alfred
Terpenning, l.. A. Tanner and others.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
Freshet in New Brunswick.

ST. JOINS, y. b.. April 24.-Reports from
the upper part of st. Johns river state that q
vast amount of damage l. being caused by
the freshet which has Just begun. The indi-
cations az present are that the rise will be
the highest known on the river for years.
There y an immense amount of snow in the
woods. This afternoon the ice Jam broke at
FlOrenceville and the unfinished highway
bridge was swept away, about 5000 having
been expended on it. Grave fears are ex-
pressed for the railway bridge at Upper
Woodstock No trains are allowed to cross
ment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NEw Yogg. spul 3t-Gen. Eckert. gen
srsl manager Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. to-day received a cory Of a
petition from Gre Chicago operators II the
company asking for pay for extra work on
hrne schedule. The petition vas signed By
about S5o employees. The Chicago operators
Are sand O. BE- preparing bill for preSeuta-
tiou to the Illinois Legislature. this week
providing for the limitation Of telegraph
operators hours 1f labor to eight hours dur
ing the isg or seven and a quarter 8t night
and forbidjiuz companies demanding longer
work without extra pay.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

In an interview with a reporter of the De
troit Post of the 18th inst, Miss Anna Eva
Fay, who Is to give an illustrated lecture"
on spiritualism in this city tomorrow night,
Is quoted a. saying:
Mr.. VIM. II. Vanderbilt is an enthusiast
on the subject. He never undertakes any i'm
pOrtant business without first consulting the
spirits through a medium whom he keeps ia
his employ in New York. The 81 me Il also
true of Jay Gould. | could amplify the list
by hundreds and thousands. La the city of
Cleveland we are planning to erect a large
church-the first one TO be built in America.
| think II Will come TO be a popular belief.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
SHIPPING q WOODEN CITY.
New Houses for AspinwalI to Go South
on the Steamship Colon.

Stevedores were busy storing lumber and
sections of wooden houses in the hold of the
steamer Colon" at the foot of Canal street
all day yesterday. The portable houses were
ordered by the wealthier residents and mer-
chants of Aspinwall to replace the buildings
that the insurgents burned. The lumber
Will be used in the construction of new
wharves by the railroad company. Its Office
buildings of brick and corrugated iron
escaped the flames.
When the Colon" got back from Aspln-
wall few days ago the stevedOres excavated
big bags and boxes of metal that looked like
chunks of iron Stag. The bags and boxes
were expressed yesterday 10 various city
merchants interested in the Aspinwall trade
That slag-like stuff" Superintendent
Bullay of the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany said lis the $: ::ver money. 1t was all
melted up in the big fire. Store keepers
shOveled il up from the ruins after things
cooled down, and shipped it to this city. 1t
was all Peruvian and Colombian coin.
Nearly all the money of the town was melted.
Only those people who were fortunate enough
to have safes saved anything
The railroad company will rebuild the
Howard House on its own hook. This used
To be the big hostelry of the town. The
other buildings, with few exceptions, will be
Yellow and white pine will be the chief ma
terial. as brick Is hard TO get and wages are
nigh IN ASpinwall on account of the demand
on the canal Superintendent Bulay SAID
the plan of building would be as spasmOdic
and unique as ever. Generally the citizen
puts up a small one-stOry wooden house
that looks as though II had been slapped to-
gether In half an hour. La a couple of months
he gets an idea that II ought TO be larger.
Then he puts up an extension. After that
he gets stylish. and -uns up n painted YER
anda. Next he piles on another story, and
still later he slices the whole thing up with
beams into a lot OF sleeping rooms. Nearly
every house that was ever built in Aspinwall
exhibited these aspects of eccentric progres-
sion. Aspinwall merchants in town said
yesterday that there was no reason to sup
pose that this indigenous building system Of
the little island would be deviated from in
the present building activity.
"The trouble IS Superintendent Bullay
said. ''that nobody can tell what Aspinwah
l. going 20 be from one year to another. 1t
l. ephemeral and changeful. Nobody can
possibly tell what IL viii change to when the
big canal Is completed. Ii may become a
lively little city and 1t may fall asleep com
mercially and stay 50. Consequently North
ern capitalists do not put money into build
ings or anything else there. '-Ne'C YORK. sun.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
TIE Hop TONG COMPANY
The New Stock Company Starts O0t
With Favorable Prospects

Nith Favorable prospects.
The receni incorporation of the HOP Ton
ic Compas,s adds another - tiss lisl of enteI
prlses that hnds IA cur cats desirable piaes
Tor thsiT headquarters. 1his company ~as
organized. as ~as mentioned al ths tilne IA
the Ia.sekAN. April Is. with oapitAl 81
s8o9oo when tile following officers we're
elected Presldsat John ; Long. ios Pre l.,
ID. 4. frue. Chicago. Secretary chas- 4.
Cobb Treasurer. a. A. True. and General
Manager. Walter :. Hicks The names ~
these gentlemen are sufficient guarantees Of
the SUCCESS of the new organization. Mr..
Hicks, the General Manager, was the origin
ator. aud for a time the sole owner of Hop
Bitters. tie sale Of which has been attended
with such unparalleled success and also
proprietor Of Hops and Malt winch has
done such splendid business IN Detroit lie
brings with ham to the management Of the
company Hn extended and thorough eKper-
ience IA every detail that viii be valuable IN
the new undertaking. The company have a
most eligible location IN the Gilbert block
occupying three floors Nos. =, - and -,
Ottawa street, where they have been for
iunate IA securing every desirable facility
for manufacturing and shipping. Eyery
indication Is favorable 10 a most rapid growth
ia the business Of the company, and such
arrangements are already concluded and
80 much enterprise developed Oh the part
of the management that We predict that
the Hop Tonic company viii soon be known
A. one of the prosperous business instiiu-
tons of the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
FRANCE wITHORAwS.
She Considers the khedive's Replies
to be impairment.

CAIRo. April 2t-H. Barrere, the French
Consul General in this city. to-day called
upon the khellivs and Nabar Pasha, the
Egypnsn Minister for Foreign Affairs and
demanded ais passport. tie stated IN ex-
phlnatiOu that nis government had instruct
ed ham to -aY that It cOnsId-
cred az replies made 10 its de-
mand for thc rehah'.iiati0n Of the BosDhOre
EuGDttfa not only Un~atlsfactOry. but imper
tneut and that he had been directed 20
sever pfhciai relation with Egypt.
NJ Barrere further stated that his
government haa also instructed him %
announce that because Of the arbit-
rasy action of tae Egyptian government.
IN refusing to =atisfectouiy explain its action
IN suppre-slng the bosDhorg EgyDfien or
making any repaTauon therefor. France
Wuuid uof sanction the convention lately
agreed upon oy tae powers with regard 20
Egyptian financial Affairs. The Consul on
receiving his passport 20 once started for
Alexandra to embark for France.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
EXPECTING A NAVAL COMBAT.
The Prospect OF a Collision Between
the English and Russian Men-otWar.

BosroS, April PA Washington special
says "a party of army and Navy officers
are preparing % start for Norfolk tonight in
hopes that war will be declared between
England and Russia. They will charter a
steamer and expect that the English man-of-
war Garnet" and the Russian corvette
''StTy lax viii engage IN a naval combat
The Garnet" was ordered to proceed TO
Havana. from thence TO Key West and to
Bermuda. Upon arriving at Havana Cap
tam Hand disregarded his orders and fol-
lowed the Russian vessel. The two vessels
are well matched. with the exception that
the Garnet carries about one hundred
more men than the ''Strylax." Both vessels
are now IN Hampton Roads.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
NKw YORK. April "a.

FIoUR-Dull and lower: fine - 7sel3 IS: super
fine s. sO<Il %. round hoop Ohio. sS I5MoVi.
Minnesota extra ~ 7Oh6 80. southern flour stead!
common TO choice extra. a. 0fIG 90.
NHEAT-Options were only fairly active. while
prices were f,.verish and irregular. The mar ket
closed about steady; slight decl Ne for the day.
Spot lots closed steady and q &C higher spot
sales Of No Milwaukee Asc; ungrs0ed winter
r-j SlGS o. No. red winter. g4' sftl 0gA No.
red state. aOc: No. rt-i winter May, - ris9'c. do
June. 81 O01 81 81 ~ do July. 81 02lsn S'8,
CoRN-Options were moderately active and r.
regular closing firm and sst1isc higher. Spot lots
closed fir1u and slightly higher. pot sales of IN
graded mixed. 5sfl aiis C. steamer. mixed. - ! =
55lsc:a and No 2 do - = djossc No. mixed May
55sI55isc: June. s5.s155ac;
OATs-Opti0ns were qulef and irrezuiRr: clos
ing about STEADY and unchanged. spot lots closed
firm and slightly higher. Spot -ales of No. 2
white state a. - acNo. mixed. May 4o ch ao's G.,
June, 40iac.
RYE Steady. western. 7Sa7ss. state. 76ssa77c.
BARIFY- Nominal.
PoRK-Dull; me~-. SIS 0o1i3 =.
l.ARD-C Close-d dnll and heavy. - is cash. g. -
MAY. 22n7 p June.
BUTTKR Steady. state. 1l924c, Western.
IOd &c.
SusAR- Dull. fair 70 good refining. ts64A.
EaGs Steady state. IA lsssc. western. ifkt
Hi4C.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

IosDos, April "a The Government L.
stul carrying on aealse ueeouations with
ka.sia, the details 1T which ara strictly guard
cd. even from f1a Ile.,t faithfIi supporters.
.llgnt, oal so1H -ag nothing Baron de
,taai. Russian Alntasris.ior. had long con
fersncs sIlh Ear Granville yesterday after
uotn.
A dlssiltu oltlsIai account ~ the Pend
leh battle 1e.ln- vita the statement that IA
accordance with orders previously given the
kus-iaa detachment marched 20 Dss-p -pkeTre.
The Jzag has sent numerous crosses Of ~.
George o. lfeu. komaroh Tor distribution
among hl- -oitlIers aid has asked the names
% the officers sho di-llIl -salshed themselves
at ftnldeu. An tide--a dl-patca % Vienna
says - .Quu .foops VAL oe dispatched immed-
iatsslg 60 reinforce tsen. komar0f 1t says
the Russian army la luFkustan IA few
Nessas eIil ulIu 1eg - ltI.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NEW ORLEANS. April PA special to the
Times Democrat from Farmerville, La. says:
in tins parish. and taking An old negro wO-
man ont Of a cabin. began to whip her. Ma
bry came 70 her assistance and was shot
dead. ". g.. Henderson aud Walter Fergu-
son were identified b. the old woman and
nave been arrested They have heretofore
stood high ia the community.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

new lumber company to operate in
ganized. with a capital of $1,000. The in
corporators are: Messrs. III. ID. and ID. NJ.
Wetzell of this city; Geo. 4. Rumsey. II. c.
Wyman. Geo. Sumner and Mr.. Beard, of
Big Rapids: aud J. II. Rumsey. of this city.
They have purchased in the neighborhood of
Io0.co,Ooo feet of pine and poplar timber
stumpage, and are negotiating for more.
The company will begin operations late this
fall or early in the spring OF next year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished daily from the Office of w X
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Gardner B Clark 10 George J Prince. lots
Il and Is. blk Q. Colt q Cos add 200
Welcome W johnson 10 William Frost
lot 81 II II Cbipman Co.'S add Z.Ju
" ilder ID Stevens - al 10 Josephine
Robinson: lots and :. blk /. Stevens
Josephine A Robinson 10 Jacob L Maus
lot l. blk l. Stevens add ... -.-. ..-...-- 30
Catherine w Q;Iintus to Abel Page. 50
II Of lot and part of lot .. Qmntuss
sub b......-.... ...- d.. ...-..-...- ZVu
Eunice NJ Skinner to Ned Skinner. piece
land in NV "a ne = 81 = OF sec /.
Wyoming. ...-. -... .--- .-.. .-.------- hoJ
William FROST to Welcome " johnson.
Llacres " X a Of eec -. Wyoming z.SD
- NV NV of% Of sec II. Byron 1880
Martin Barber 10 Alonzo and Adeibeit
Conr0i. 10 acres in ne cor of sec Z. Lo-
well -....-.-.- ..--. 49, ....-. .-..--.---. 80
Cassius Smith to Alta Smith. - e =
ne Z. Of sec 81: ~ = a OF sec ~
and part e \ ne = of sec 80. Ada .-..-.. 500
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

SARANAc, April PA valuable horse be-
longing 10 c. l. Wilson. Of this place. drop
ped dead yesterday afternoon.-The new
brick skating rink which will be completed
this week Is one Of the finest in the State. II has
been christeued the Empress" 4 grand
opening vii take place Wednesday evening.
April -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
a Railroad Accident

Special dispatch 10 THK TELEGRAM
REED CRY, Mich. April 24.-Jacob l..
Brown, aged about sixty, while walking to
ward Reed City from Chase this afternoon
attempted 10 board box car in the middle
of moving freight train on the Flint d
Pere Marquette hallway, and was thrown
under the wheels. crushing his leg above the
ankle and breaking II above the knee. Am
putation WAS necessary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

BoAsAg, Apru 2t-haugoon, the capital
Of British Burmah. ai the mouth Of the Ira
Steam launches htied sith torpedoes are
stationed Ia the harbor and guns have also
been mounted % guard The channels of the
river. the naval authorities 80 Bombay are
0n the lockout for nve Russian cruisers
which were reported as passing Alden last
Week- Du their appearances IA these waters
they viii oe closely followed up by British
var -lips
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

BosroS April 3t-It Is said that the Bos-
ton P1sf has been purchased BY Hon. Frank
Jones. of Portsmouth. v r.. who will
assume charge May lzt Those who claim
to know whereof they affirm Say the paper
viii hereafter be conducted a. a morning.
evening and sunday journal. and that in
politics Il vii be uncompr0misingiy Demo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

There are '9ots" Of Custom
Departments IN town. But we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours j. the
the best of its kind. And
what is that kind2
Popular is the easy and
strongest answer.
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. con
suit Us on Suitings newest
Spting Light Weight Over
coatings and Trouserings.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
New York.

NEW YORK. April p.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy at IL
per cent. Exchange closed quiet posted
rates 81 s7a4 So actual rate :. 81 s6l4ei sbs for
sixty DAYS: a. S. AL ssb for demand
Governments closed firm: currency o's ~
bid: l's coupons 122is bid A. do ll214 bid
Pacific railroad bonds closed as asfollows: Union
frsts. llsisGIIsE. Land Grants. lO5% bid:
sinking funds. l1s612e bid: Centrals ll29lls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

WAsHrveroS. April 2A-The fndinEs and
ssntence of the court martial IN the case Of
First Lieutenant JAS. :. Joaett. of the Tenth
Cavalry. who was charged with irregularities
In his acruuutS ~ rhe post az san Antonio.
~ xhicn be- ssss ir command. have been sp-
proved hy tiie resident. The charge vas
sustained and the sourt recommen,led dis
nIisssl Lieut.. 4ouett - a son Of Rear Ad-
ulirsl Fanett. Who commands the North At
htrtie ~inadrou.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

wssHryeroS. AprH -Merrick. of the
counsel for ae stste I'm the recent virgiuia
bond .ases vii on Monday next or the
MONDAY following. make a motion in the
Supreme Court ttat srzument IN the cases
ha -a1rerad This suntanulatef action
s-rrs sut af an apparent inconsistency IN
the tVo decisions us these ceases. one render
sa in I~~1 and the other shout Ten days ago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
The LAST Strike.

CINCINNATI. April 24.-JOhn Halloran. a
non -union man employed in Stubley & Cos
shoe factory. vas this afternoon transferred
from another department - the lasting de-
partment- The lasters demurred. but the
firm insisted he should remain AZ work. and
sixty men then engaged III 2 strike
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
Five Nor BODIES Eound-

NEW ORIFASs, April PA special to the
Times. Democrat from Vicksburg. Miss..says
ive more bodies were taken from the ruins
Of the Bloom building to-day. One was
idennied a. that 0f Dan Keefe. This makes
eleven bodies found thus far and It Il sup
posed that the number will run up 20 twenty.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
a Fatal EXPLOSION.

OIEAS. y. Y. April 24-A 45-horse power
engine of the Angel OIL company's property
AZ knapp's Greek. y. T.. exploded at noon
today. killing George Cripps. married
man. and inJuring two other men. besides
killing a span Of horses. The accident was
caused By pumping cold water into the hot
boiler
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NEw YoaE. April 2A-een. John J. Perry.
Formerly of Aississirpi. died al the Hshne-
mann hospital last night. whence be had
been removed more than a week 20 from
the HOFFMAN house. Perry was in commend
~ large bodies ~ Coufadersse cavalry
under fren. Lee durinz he var.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

LoSDoS, Aprl zt-Official Indian dis
patches received to-day contain reiterations
the effect that he believes himself fully com
pe-eut % defend hsrat against the Russians
without the assistance Of either English en-
gifieer officers or lighting English eontin-
gent.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

NEw Yess. April - The Northern Pack
inz Ass,ciatisn of peits. Pa. has fsiied II
vas sn ss-rcistiori ~ fsrue-s Who were en-
lrarpd nr c7unnlf and had an sutho-ized
,.spifsi ~ S7afse 81 which So 80 ua= paid
~ The liabilities Vi.l probably excssei tae
.ssS.afs ~ nearlp Stte.sN
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

Yesterday afternoon George Saur. team
ster employed % Oswald g1tehe. fell from
= loaded wagon apon Canal street and sus-
tanned q frsctnre ~ Ere leff wrist Dr
Wnzat dressed the iniury ard ere patient
VI raslme a-tE la 3 faa aazs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25
Troops al Suez.

sUEz. April 2l-Erench transports having
on board over four thousand troops have
arrived here and received orders % remain.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

Twenty eight couples attended the pro-
Oressive euchre party given by Miss Agnes
Lowrie A. the residence Of Wm. Hoops. >
south Ionia street. thursday evening. The
event vas a most enjoyable one. James
Shelley and Ni=- Hattie White received the
first honors Tom Carroll and Miss Butts
received the booby prizes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

PTrrsBURe. Pa. April 2t--Ths puddiers 81
Carnezie's InIon iron works have been no.
tilted thar the min ViH resume operations or
Monday next he puddiers ~ hus=Hy,
Howe 8 Cos works have also been notified
that OF Monday their furnaces vii Re rut on
douhla tnrn. for the FIRST tiuse in f1ur years.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

Nsw Toss. kpril 2t-5ames ~. Crossiey.
dealer I'm carpets and furniture. 40 7l0 snd
-t3 Broatwav. made an assignment to-day.
r-v7n- preference For STfql9. The hsfal la
hifraz are 1tort 0tn nominal assef-.
g. T.fso. srfusI sssers. ktFas0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

CHEBoTGaS, Mich. April 2t.-Over 80
river drivers are on strike and paradinz the
JOIN them. They are offered So per day.
but want p Their demands VlH 10 doubt
be scceded %. NJ violence IL threatened.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-25

LoSDov. April 3t-tirmviue telegraphed
81 Evelyn Barring. diplomatic agent Of
Great Britain at Cairo. 20 support Nubar
Pssha fo the utmost in bis refusal to grant
the French demand Cor reparatiOn IN the
matter Of the seizure of the journal BoSphore
Fnfuffna.