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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Grand Rapids Markets.

TEEsRsx OFFICE. June q
GRsTx-Wheats re-i long berry. etc. short berry
FREsH MEsTs Beef. per crt. ~ sOfz7 - Nes,i
a. 20
porI.rRT Fowls Dressed. isRIsc
FGae-lt fti1r.
HoxEr-f0sf i2slc por Tonnd.
Rrs~s-Dnll A. 75kfs 81 90 per bnshei.
SEEDs- lover - 40fss
HgDKs-tirsru sfisifc per =, curef. 7ti63c kip.
IL. dekin skins. ? ass. GrBbig bids one tiird
of Sheep peits Shesriinss. lGei2c lanh skins.
i5a25c.
Tsrrow -TaIlou. sac per p
VFaVTtprEs- pofaio<@ 1sa6r.
STRswHFRRIes sklfc-
BuTTER -Frssh roli i21<ai2c. tat< and srs.l2ss
6isc
HsY- Timothy. sIa6ls per Ton. clover Sfo6I2.
straw g. Nsnt - per hoed.
Wnop.4DrY is-inrt hiorEs & 7ttf2 III rer ooTd
fo7-foos reo.t. . S<1t ~ peF eor3-
WnoI-lfs1 1Sc-
nsCEl E.kSpors sKLFIse FRFcss-
FrnT~a- pa<rYy - barrel 81 - utofe-e fe
3 - re-sii.Tssent 8 p wholesale. = p rrfsil
q - rer cxt- r~tsil bran. So nj ~ tn. vi.oe-
saie. - per cut re<sil coTn and osfs q peT ton
urhriasala- A. 2 r.aT eTf. rrrsil
PRovTsFoSs- pors per bf' as = elesF
4. szaoksi bel -. lsrs tierese. 7Aes ksffie
SsT ssrsruse hArrsf g. r ssxinsr q %
Sgvns fia-rshJ 8 - eiower. 3 - Fe~8 Toxs
8 - orchard grs-s, - - ksstsesy hios g-s=s
Erpo<x~p Cr1-Usfs- ~slts hy re ~ I0.<,
~ rsiisn Mirefesr resf \ psr Rsi-
Ts~1 pfszrsa 3. ~ krrs g. 81 neF sen frua
rffv vs-rtrn~e 3 - re~ fa--
f4s~Tvprxa NsrxETsrs- s-,ss. c-ssa Raxa8s
E ~ - nhf- Or. q = PHsesksy q . hsir
50 rer ~. ~@~e1t. A 4ezi = E,ag Btt. stucco
IS psr bhs- 49, - s~f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
KILLED MS UNCLE
a Moroeross Affrar 10 Oceana
Cou0tf

Cou0tf
goFraspandaEce AgAsIso fzLAaAAA
sB x-s4. Mich. Jaus "A nan named
Henry ZaFuo ~ss ziiied La Grant fosnship
SATURDAY u,orulng Il seems hat his wife
nAs dsne s0n4s sewing for Mrs. ZaFno's
nephew Richard Zarnc. ~hich aroused the
green eyed monster, Jealousy, Ia the old
iaan, aud he @ss ehast1iug ais vile when
the nsphs~ nterfefsd- Ia the fraeas the
elder ZaFno va kicked IA the temple ami
died from t4e wound receised. Richard Is
about ~ pears 0f age, and tte deceased about
~. Deputy she1ff FORBES of this place
rested aud took kIchsaFd ~ the eOanty Jail Ia
Hart. Ae haslug previously given himself ~
- the Grant a1thoritles. "A white frost
va seen b early risefs thls morning, but
~ damage reported ~ 70 l0 q clock a. u
III village council has passed an ordi-
nance closing the uisat markets and barber
shope on Sunday y.---fFoat fishing - becOm-
ing a popular pastime for Shelbyltes, and
some nne specimens are hooked.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

II the people OF Michigan could make
all their purchases as low as they can OBJ
tain Dry Goods and Carpets at our
establishment, they would accumulate
wealth at "A rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State az the
Union. SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
The Queens Part.

LONDON, June 22.-1he breaking of the
deadlock to day. and consequent decision
Of Salisbury to take Office. was brought
about by the frInness of the Queen. Glad
stone. deferring to Her Majesty's request,
made certain concessions to the Conserva-
tives. while Salisbury II understood To have
retained all the points he claimed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
East Rowing on Land.

NEW YORK, June pat Manhattan rink
tonight. Wallace Ross rowed mile in a
patent rowing machine IN minutes and
20 seconds. Courtney followed with half a
mile in minutes. and 30 seconds. The
Land boat consists of a square box on
wheels. Rows of pegs on each side furnish
the necessary resistance to the oars.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

ladies Black and Coloreo Jerseys.
Some of the cheapest 4 sods IN tins line
you ever saw. In tact those Nc sell fny -
IS aud 45c are about as thin as cheese
cloth aud well adapted to tropical eli
mate hike that of Honduras or any piat G
under the equator.
We sell splendid Jersey for 75o that
is retalled elsewhere from SC 10 81 each.
A very good quality for sl-25 and sl.51,
also very good Jersey for g. We also
have those of superior make and finish,
for s250, s., $3.50 and upwards
SrRIss COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
rhraa Mnrsr,sn klnsd

IASc.srvs. Pa. June 2-A gang u
rorkmen AZ North Beud. sharp curve on
the Pennsylvania Railroad INST STOW Chris
tisna this county. stepped 0ut of the way ~
\ west hcund zht train this morning.
f~ru, the asruth to the north tracs. and while
waifin4 tsr if ~ pass iid nof hear the con-
strncfipn train going sast which rushed
around IRE curve IN fhe middle ~ them. and
th~..a we're instantly killed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
LOGAN AT PORTLAND.
a Cordial Welcome by His Comrades
~ Arms The Michigan Men.

IN Arms The Michigan Men.
PORTLAND. Me-, June 22.-General and
Mrs. Logan we're greeted by crowd OF
s.Oc0 persons on their arrival here this
evening. After greeting, Post p, Depart
ment OF Massachusetts,. was accepted
a. an escort. and the distinguished
guests were taken To Congressman
Reeds residence. being enthusiastically
chsered eu-route. National Commander
kaimtz and staff arrived at 8 p. ~. and
we're escorted 20 the Falmouth hotel. The
Michigan party. the first department 10 ar
rive. consists OF the Department Commander
and staff. four ost-commanders, six
teen delegates. Gov. Alger. and
other prominent Michigan men. and
many ladies A special train - on the way
from Des Moine=. Iowa. II Is supposed
some 1900 Iowa people will te here. II the
crowd now here u large. the crowd expected
- snOrmous. The best Of order prevails.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Threatened indian Outbreak.

WASHINGTON. June 22.-Reports have been
received at the War Department from Fort
Reno, Indian Territory, dated June 20, rep
resenting that there IL great excitement at
that place over a threatened outbreak by the
Cheyennes, who are making preparations to
go on the war-path. Troops have been sent
TO the place to quell any disturbance which
may arise.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Nsv BxnFoRD. Mass, June 2--JoSeph
" Forney. ~ tins city. died this morning.
aged S. About 1854 he went 20 China
where he vas for many years President II
the Barnes Trading Company st Hong
Kong. also sharing the hono-s and profits %
the Governor ~ the leland ~ Borneo. being
created Ra Al of RorrEeo st Bangkok. Siam.
Fornsy occupied AZ one time the position II
United Stsfez Vice Consul and was after
rsrsi Secretary of legation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

NEw HAVEN, Conn, June PA special to
the Morning Necs says; The families Of
Henry Otto, o. G. Burgess and John Lipson.
OF Meriden. were poisoned by ice cream
bought of q street vender in Merden. Iven-
ty-one people have been made dangerously
ill from the same cause during the past
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

NssBSeroS. June E.-The official report
~ the recent enbezzleu,snt from the New
Orleans redemption agency ~ Anfdemorite
nnent. lt shows the defaication - he Sl5.-
- a. originally estimated Auf8emortte
Il not yet csptnred hut his whereabouts IN
Mexlcn are pretty vel Known.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
New York.

NEw YORK. June % Money closed easy at
IL per cent. Exchange closed hrm. Posted
rates 81 s5ai 81; actual rates. 81 s5i464 s51a
for sixty days. and 81 s5l4 ei4 66h for demand.
Governments closed hrm: currency Is ~
bid: "a. coupon. 1884 bid; 4n's do ll29s bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union hrsts,
1864 a117; do land grants l05i al l05a4; do sinking
funds 40: Centrals. l14allils. Union land
gants los 10 1864.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

WASHINGTON. June e1.-Secretsry Bsysrd
stated to day tasf he had received no oficiai
Information vbas@ver bearing On the put
hshed statement ~ the effect tlaf the Ans
r. sr government wli refuse - recognize
heiiey 51r newly appointed minister e. that
country
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
Senator Sabin's Condition.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June Ex-senator Sabin
is reported to be improving, but only the
most intimate friends of his family are per
mitted 10 see him. Among this number q
gentleman who lives in Saltwater has stated
that at no time has the Senator been in As
critical condition as has been reported
He had an attack of Inflammation of the
bowels, but seems to be in good spirits and
l. far from being IN precarious condition
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

NTw YosS, June Edward Hanian left
Albany for Canada this morning. Previous
to his departure he telegraphed John Teen
er. Of Pittsburx. asking that the first Of the
series Of races he postponed for tao weeks.
Hanlsu sold All his boats in Australia and
new ones cannot be got ready IN time.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
MANNING 5 eMeARRAssmsNT.
ne Can Manage the Men Better Than
the Women Clerks.

the Women Clerks.
WAsaIS0ros. June 22.-There was N una-
sually large crowd of snsious peOTle IA and
about Secretary Manning's Office to-day.
Once seekers begin 10 look upon Saturday,
~hen the Secretary receives no callers, a. the
dag when all petitions and applications that
have been poured in during the week, are
considered 80 on Monday they crowd ia TO
obtain the results. Pressure i being brought
- bear by some clerks ANXIOUS 10 retain
their situations. The Secretary h perplexed
and worried most by the women. They are
mO-t importunats applicants, and on the
other hand those who fear being turned out,
present the most pitlful petitions for reten
ton. In sOTEe instances where di-missals
are contemplated, the Secretary has been
met by the appeals OF whole families, claim
Ing 70 DC dependent upon woman for sup
port.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

WASHINGTON. June Ei--It j. reported that
the new Assistant Attorney General, whose
business it is - represesf the governments IN
fas Court ~ Claims. late his afternoon re-
4neSted the resi- xnstions ~ h1s ar assistant
employs of tfle Attorney General Office
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

RosFuS. Mass. June 22-The ive-story
building corner II pevonshire ant Frank
in street.. ,-cupied ~ Abraham FRENCH e
Co. extensive er7cxerY dealers. va <ntted
Nv s~a fhis evening Loss &c hnildine
sxna,i ~ Edward NJ szies. <5.aA on
sfcck. .1o<'. incurred.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

81 Ptr1. MINI. 5une rhecsiore
s.,,sevelt srrivs.i here to-day fresh from
Nantsna. Hs were = cowboy garh- he .
~, his ~ Fssf ant hiut= tsst ae r tn tske
10 stsunp fnr Eersker N few weeks
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

FtIVr. Mich. June 2.-Darinz tbe pro-
ce-sion of Forepan9h'- circns this uioFnins
Charles s. Steele, - Reed City fell from =
iarze chsriot and pss instantly kilisd hy =
wheel passing over. hIs hea0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

R.scnxsrea. \. y. june a. 'sltsrio Cen
tsv Va visitsd By 5-e shortly after mid
uizfit yesterday ~hich Destroyed niore than
half re baslnp-e portion ~ IRE pisce ho--.
$rta
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
The vice.President at Yale College.

ne NTEe-TTesTusnF AT dTt NOTTEke
NEw HAYES. Conn. June 22.-Vice- Presi'
dent Hendricks. sh0 is to deliver An address
before the graduating class Of Yale Law
school to-morrov afternoon. arrived IN town
tonight and ia the guest of Colin NJ. Inger-
son. AZ whose residence he vas given an iu-
formal reception
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
AN AGREEMENT REACHED.
Salisbury Consents to Form a New
Cabinet.

IoNDoN. June e2.-The snnOuncements.has
just bsen M ade that Lord Salisbury has con
seuted 70 form a new Cabinet, ali differences
between the Wings and Tories having been
settled st to-day's conference OF the leaders
of both parties.
The Duke OF Richmond aud Gordon will
be appointed President 0f the Board of
Trade. and lord CranbrOok. Lord Presi
dent of the Council The offices OF Chief
SecreterY for ireland and Chancellor Of the
Duchy % Lancaster. ara Jet 70 De filled.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

WssarvaroS. June p Richard T. Me-
-ics - regorsed slightly better late - night
thar 8uring the Day ais case IS regarded
s.sT4veF. ~ slrao-t h1peiezs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

OFFICE OF 4. V. TAYLOR. Powers's Block
GRAND RAPIDS. June ~. lSs5.
Cables Private sdvices called Liverpool firm.
Public cables quoted decline 3d IN wheat at Lon
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23

Only go Left.
THEY sPrAK FoR THEMSELVES

THEY sPrAB FOR THEMSELVES.
Oar st200 Gre, MIxed Chev0ii Suit hss cressisd
afurore. II 10 made in the latest style. fhs cui
and fi ie perfect. . good ws~reT and the nobbie-t
suit ut II you can End them in oibsF s'ors- si
$500 they v,,nld 20 cheap. We lsfting them
e. b. had ~ s,ly price.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-23
w MANUFACTURE NO sHODDY
CLOTHING.

VI HANlfhi T. II W NtVttRt
CLOTHING.
TIE following lots are snfne eroeileDf erades
~ kesp. These srs good sranei fsr no - vHf-
rsnf Etieh tisss fisg Az safe Tsorcissse
frs the man a ruo<aersfe vho cssnaf
afford - take cissDcss vher sIogins elefh-.
Indiso Blne Flsnnsi ssck suits az o.
B-osr M{.s-i ssssisss-r fssek fsuiis a. o.
p-r.kes T1sia fsrsys',evasf ssck sults a. a.
niaek sf.d Hios Nixsd Clssvoif tsek srits ~ -
prrrr sr,d Grees Mixed Cass. fssck suifs ~ -
Hrsrvr sta Biaek Nir@d s~- Aset suiss II %
Tlsasa are sxnelleTf valus frs f'ss nsofssT
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08

The editor Of the Voice, New York, is
very bright and smart but he is grossly
Ignorant of Ohio politics and people. He
writes at too long range. He says:
McDougall bearded Leonard in bis den At
Springfield, but he was careful to beard him
when be wasn't there. He will take good
care not to beard HIM when he is there.
Nonsense! Tom McDougall is not
afraid to meet any man living--or dead
Leonard knew when he was here and he
took good care not to be in town. The
Voice has this also:
According to Cincinnati paper, Col. Isaac
Tucker, . former well-known republican pol
iticisu, of Columbus, o., has Joined the pr,hi.
bi'ion party. He spoke fo- Leonard. Septem-
Der Gath, at Cats wba, September 25th at CO.
lumbus, and September 26th at New Car
Isle.
If this great Colonel Isaac Tucker were
as "well-known" to the editor of the Voice
as he is to Mr.. Sprague, of this city, and
to the public generally, he would not boast
of him as an accession to the prohibition
ranks. Gen. Ben. Butler doesn't seem TO
be patching" to him in the spoon bus
mess. The Voices bad and frequent
breaks make well-postsd people smile.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
New York Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.
FLOCR-Rather weak. Common to good
extra Ohio, s. Ddi GO; pa ent minnesota extra
extra, IS 50a5 70.
WHEAT-Higher, closing firm: No. .
spring, 92c; No. red, 9iIissilSc; steamer,
No red, 93I@c; No. red gsl &c afioat 20
elevate No. l white 97i4c
CORN--Highei. No. 3, JOc; No O. 5OlsafOsIc
elevator, SIC afiost; No. white. jg31c; yslIoS.
sic. <@'
OATS-liigher and fairly active: IN lxed west.
ern, Base; while do, So. wv
,CofFEE-Higher and fairly active; October,
stGAR-Duil refine quiet; C, 5]Sa5szc ye,-
low 5IstJ1sc; confectioners' A. g.. .a6 II I6c: cut
LOAF aud crushed, 7l4c powdered, 61sa7c;
cubes, &c. |7'
MOLAosEs-Dull and nomir al.
RlCE-Steady AID fairly active
IALLO S-hather weak
EuGS stronger and In fair demand; west.
erD, na2lc WV
PoEk-firm but rather quiet; mess, 81 50;
IIERCE BhEF--QuIet; city extra India
. CUT MEATs-steady; picked bellies Sc OOa
LAKD-Higher: western steam. s. 2j
bCl IEk-firiner and in better demand:
western l7a.2c
5a9l4c. '"'
OthPr articles unchanged
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
THE SULTAN GIVES IN.
HE ACCEPTS THE UNTON or RUL-
GARIa Jsb ROUM EIIA.
A sensational Rumor, wh,eh, However.
Lacks Confirm ation-Princs Alexaoder's
Messenger. Arrested and Imprisoned
on the sultan's Order,

a sensational Rumor, wh,ch, However.
Lacks ConRrmation-pr Prince AieSaoder's
Messenger. Arrested and Imprisoned
on the suitan's order.
From Morning Edition.l
PARIS, Oct. "A dispalch from Philip
popolis to the Temps say the mayor has caused
plscards to be posted throughout the city an
nounclng that, in view of the wishes OF the
foreign ambassadors to Turkey, the sultan
has accepted the union Of Bulgaria and Rou-
melis under the rule Of Prince Alexander.
ALENASDER's CouRIERs ARRESTED.
CoNsrANrNoPLE oct. Tine war.like at
titude OF Servia has compelled the porte to
call out more reserves tor service on the from
tiers. The Turkish ministry believes that the
Seryisn troops will cross the frontier although
sure of defeat la order to raise the question
as to Servia's rights, the porte has represented
to the foreign ambassadors here that a Ser
Wan revolution would lead to an agitation n
Bosnia, and that Austria and Russia would
eventually be drawn into the conflict The
Bulgarian delegates, Petroft and Tchanok off,
who were commissioned by Prince Alexander
to notify the porte that peace and order
reigned in Eastern Roumelis, arrived At the
iieldiz Kiosk and solicited su interview with
the sultan. Tney were Immediately arrested
and were subjected to an official examination
THE TURKISH ARMY MoBlGIzING.
CoNsTASTISoPbE, Oct. An imperial
order mObliizing the entire Turkish army has
been issued.
THE SULTAN WANTS AN EXPLANATION.
LONDON, Oct. turkey has requested the
governments Of Servia and Greece to explain
their military and naval preparations. Repre-
sentstiyes of Turkey have signed contrsc,
with The Austrian Lloyds for the Transports
ton of 10000 troops TO Dede Agstch and
SalouiCs.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08

CONVICTION, Ky, Oct. The races of the
Latoua Jockey cluo, today, resulted as fol.
lows:
First race, furlongs- won, Pink
Cottage second, jim Douglass third; time,
l:3l4
Second race. mile-Uncle Dan won,
Eloise second, May Lady third time, l:ls!.
Third race, mile and so yards-Pownat-
tan won, Volo second, Keene third; time,
2:l6i.
Fourth race, Il miles-Editor won, Val
lasia second, Irisn Pat third; time, 25s2.
Filth race, mile heats--Forest won both
heats, Aretino second, Irish Lass third; bes,
time. Al.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08

Hon. Theodore Roosevelt, one Of New
York's brightest and strongest young men,
while he has no disposition to haunt the
bloody shirt, still demands that Justice
shall be done. He does not wish to "re-
vive" or cherish" the tissues of the war"
but "the contrivances by which South
Carolina, with population about equal to
New York city, and about as large re-
publican majority as New York has demo.
cratic, sends to congress eight democrats
to cooperate with the eight from New
York he could not regard as an obsolete is.
sue. The thing had been done very recently,
and was soon to be done again. He ad.
mitted that the republican majority in
South Carolina was inferior in intelligence
and political experience to the democratic
minority but he thought 'the same
might be said Of the democratic majority
as compared with the republican minority
in New York, and yet he had not heard
anyone propose that that minority should
distranchise the majority by any contriv-
ance and send eight republicans to the
house from our chief seaport" Mr..
Roosevelt has well put the whole thing, in
good shape, in nutshell He has stated
one of the vital issues OF this campaign,
and of all future campaigns that shall be
fought before this question iosettled, and
settled correctly. Senator Sherman and
his young friend, Roosevelt, occupy IN.
mon ground-grornd which must be oc.
cupied by all men who have the eye Of a
true statesman and patriot.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8. 1885.


The following meetings have been ar.
ranged for by the republican committee:
New Carlisle. Oct. I, Gen. s. H. Hurst,
Rev. Henry Miller.
Vienna, Oct. 8, Ed. S. Wallace, Fletcher
White.
Catawba, Oct. 9, Hon. John F. Locke, Gen
John Beatty.
South Charleston, Oct. 9, Hon. NJ. Davey,
VIM. NJ. Rocket.
Springfield, Oct. 0, Gen. R. P. Kennedy,
Congress School House, Oct 8, W. L.
Weaver, J. G. White.
Pitchin, Oct. 10, J. H. Rabbits, VIM N.
ROckel
Ca,awba, Oct. 10, WI Weaver, Jas. P.
Goodwin.
Harmony, Oct. IL, Judge Miller, VIM. N.
Rocket.
Lswrenceville, Oct. 10, r. J. Pringle, J. F.
McGrew.
Lisbon, Oct. 10, Geo. q. Rawlins, Chase
Stewart
Besldes these numerous ward and wigwsm
meetings will be held.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
SHERIFFs SALE.

puksuANT to the commands Of an execution
l Of sale issued from the Court Of Common pleas
OF tiark COUNTY, ohio, and to me directed and
delivered, Will oder for sale at public auctinn
AZ the south door OF the Court n ,uss az aid
county, In the city Of Spring gfeld, Ohio, on
Saturday, October 10th, A. d., 1888.
AT one o'clock p m, the following described
mortga ed premises, TO wit:
Being part Of iol No. "a Ia RAeder's addition
10 the Town lnow city Of Springfield:
Begln ming at the 'OuthW est C rn-r of said lot
NO "a, the ce southeas erly with Clifton street
loI ieet more or less 10 MIS-. Baines' southwest
corner, theuce north with Mrs Bsines' west
.ine 10 ths nth line of an alley, thence with
the s9ulh liue o. said alley 10 the west line of
sara iot on Mill street., thence south with the
west line OF said lot 10 the southw line nj
SAID lot' the place of beginning Reseryins
and accepting thefefrom that part of said iot
conveyed by David Dudley aud wife 10 John X
Mltche on the Soth day Oi December, 1865, and
recnl ded In vol. -, pa. g i2s, deed records of
said above described premises appraised at
GDt sa d above described premises To be
sold by oider Of Curt OF Common Pleas of
q rk county, Ohio In case No 1883, wherein
WI lam Conklin Is I'll intif and bartholomew
Flynn ct al are Il fen lants
Terms Of sac cash.
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
H., ierih clark County, Ohio.
iagan X iagat, Attorneys. ~ Tho
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08

- CINCINNATI, Oct. 7.
FLOUR Active and firm; family, q 25a4 30
fancy, 81 70a5 90. "
WHEAT-Strong and higher: No 2 red, a6c:
CORN-Firm and higher a. 45Isaa6c
OATs-Stronger No 2 mi xed 27I,a2Sc
RNE-Steady: No. 2, Sic
BARLEf-ln fair demand; extra No. spring,
60a62c.
PORk-Quiet at SIS T5
LARD-ln good emand at IS S.
b l.k MEATS Dull; shoulders, SO %, abort
clear, 3s7i.. " w. '''''
WHlSkf-steady Finished goods are based
BUTrER-Duil and unchanged
HOGS-Quiet: common and light. ssO0sl NJ.
packing and butchers, &3 6jal O5: receipts,
2S5f; shipments, ,G29.
EGGS Firm and higher: l5c
CHEESE-In fair d. mand. Arm. uncbanved
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08

ToLEDo, Oct. The democratic and re-
publican committees met today and COM
pleted arrangements for the joint political
debate between Governor Hoadly and Judge
Foraker, which will take place at the W heeler
opera house tomorrow night The doors will
be thrown open at 1870 o'clock, and the de-
bate will begin promptly at 8. Governor
Hoady will open the discussion, spesking QUE
hour, and will be followed by Judge Foraker
10 speech Of an hour and halt, Governor
Hoadly closing with a rejoiuder occupying z
half an hour
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-08
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A Wealthy Farmer OF bennington, {
Found Dead Near Hi. Horses Heels

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Found Dead Near His Horses Heels.
NEWARK, o., Oct. The family Of John
Douglas, wealthy farmer OF. Bennington
township, this county, went to the barn about
midnight to ferret out the cause of his long
absence from the house. He had taken a
lamp some time previous to see to put the
horses away after returning home from New
ark. Mr.. Douglas was found beneath the
horses feet, dead and badly bruised and cut.
The family were Mortified at the discovery.
TIE barn door was fastened on the inside, and
it had to be broken open 1t is not know
whether he was murdered and placed under
the horses feet to diver. suspicion, or whe'h her
he was kicked to death by the animals. There
are some suspicious circumstances, and inves-
tigatiOn will follow.