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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06

The Union Feed have on hand in
addition to their large and we'll
selected stock of Hay and Grain,
fine Rice Straw for bedding, put up
in convenient size bale, and which
they offer at reasonable prices.
1904 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06

THREE prisoners arrived by the
Likelike this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06

The Anqlicae Church Chronicle
for June is out to-day.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06
BUSINESS ITEMS,

DON'T forget the prize candy
packages at Hawaiian Bazaar this
evening. 4O2t
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

PUZZLE department on our fourth
page.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06

The Kinau will arrive tomorrow
morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06
EMMA SQUARE CONCERT.

The Band will play at Emma
Square this afternoon at 1880.
The following is the programme
Overture-Silvana. ..............We Weber
Galop-HuntinS .................F Faust
Finale-Rigoletto. Verdi
"Reminiscences of Bellini.. Godfrey
observation-disclosures ........... Wallace
March-Secret Love-. Eilepberg
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06
DEPARTURES.

June c.
Schr Waiehu for koloa
Schr Wailelc for Maliko
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06


The Annual Examination of the
students Of the N. p. Nj. /. was held
in presence of the Association. A
number of spectators of both sexes
attended, but the audience was very
much smaller than the occasion
merited. The full class was on hand /,
viz: j. Hamauku, f. Nj. Hanuna,
II. ID. Honuakau, j. p. Inaina, S.
Kaaloa, Kaalouahi Kalawe, Lanakila
X. Kalawe, G. Kaleoiki Pa, j. Ka-
limo, w. Kamau, ID. S. ii. Kaua, G.
w. Kolopapela, Manaole Napeahi,
S. Oil.
The students were examined by
DR.. Hyde on Hawaiian Grammar,
Gospel History, Pastoral Theology
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-06-06
AFTERNOON.

The association was engaged near
ly all of this session in discussion of
ovcrtures on mission and the powers
of trustees of churches in respect to
church property. The result of the
discussion on missions appeared,
owing to displacement of copy"
in our report of the business of
Thursday afternoon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
Soes Yachting Again
TFIFGRAPHIC BRFyITIFs

A stnd or twelve California horses the
property of Leland Stanford. has arrived
At Rochester. n. T., for the races.
The population of Massachusetts,. based
on returns received for the census Of 1856.
il $4,000. a gain Of 10000 since 1870.
Fifty young ladies from different parts Of
the country took the veil at the German
Catholic Convent at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
Wednesday.
Falls, y. T.. vas burned early Wednesday
morning, entailInz loss of $500 on stock
and building.
The encampment Of the @. A. x. posts of
Central aud Southern Illinois will open At
Hillshoro Thursday. Governor Oglesby will
be one Of the speakers.
Advices from she Adirondacks wednesday
reported President Cleveland had reached
his destination IN the north voods and begun
his season Of recreation
The official announcement Is nou made
that the Wisconsin Central Railroad Com
psny will build an independent line TO Chi
csgo, asing the Wauke-hs route.
The family of Daniel Abszh. Jr.. near
New Philsdelphis. Ohio. we're poisoned
Wednesday by eating toad stools. One boy
died and four other persons are IN critical
condition.
Ms. Mary G. Hs-gin riH institute suit for
the recovery Of large tract II real estate
shich nov forms = part of Syrcause. \. y.
The land va bought more than forty years
sgo BY her ate husband.
The mystery attached - the murder % 4.
l. Herrlcs N BROOK IN. y. \ Monday. has
been cleared u by the con nfesSion u IhoTuss
7. Armstrong. his stepson. that he did the
shooting. claiming 10 have acted N self-
defense.
S1lt hss heer commenced n the SeU OK
Sapren1e Court - the Buffalo L8hvicafirz Z
tai Company szsirsf the Atlss Refining
Compsry f,r s.. 80 damages, f0- frau6a-
lent delivery ~ Al inferior sreicle ~ osi pro
dncf ~ f.~1
Lieutenant A. y trreeiy. - sretic fame,
- fncl1dec IN fns provisions of tbe recent
order from the War Department olrecfing
line ofscers en Setsched servIce. vho have
been stssenf from Their command four year.,
back - thefr regiments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
The DETROIT CAPTURE.
Burns Not Identified as the Gentle
manly Burglar.

Burns Not Identified as the Gentle
manly Burglar.
This morning the families of James ID.
lee. Oren Scotten and w. r. Heames came
10 police headquarters and were given n
chance TO size up Billy Burns, the supposed
'gentlemanly burglar" arrested by a posse
Of policemen and detectives on Croghan
street The victims of the gentlemanly burg
lar we're poised on one side of the assembly
room IN the central station, and Billy was
shown TO them in half dozen different cos
tumes-hrst IN the suit of clothes be wore on
The day before being arrested; then wrapped
IN a long rubber coat that was found with
his valise NJ Mrs '(fannOn's house on Brevs-
ter street; then with mask partially hiding
his face. after the style of the Chesterfield
ian rObber; then with rubber cap pulled
over his eyes. and finally with two or three
different coats belonging to him. BILLY"
submitted 20 the gaze of the visitors without
deigning 20 notice them, and never spoke a
vOrl. None of the 10 or y in the room who
had seen the burglar were able to positively
identify Billy. Sut they were almost unani-
nous that Billy and the burglar look very
much shke-fls Detroit Ns7cS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
BYRON CENTER iTEMlZGO.
What 1.-The Telegram" Correspondent
Finds to Interest the Public

Correspondence Of Tux TELEGRAM.
BYRON CENTER, Aug. l3.-Prentiss Weaver
aud family leave to-day for four weeks
visit in Nebraska.--Mr VIM. Henderson
returned home from California on Monday
last.--Miss Inez Thompson, of Grand
Rapids. will teach the Fall term of school in
the Mckinney district Editor Hallack
OF the Saturday EreRing Post, is in town to-
day viii Green and wife are camping at
Aacatawa during the present month";
The Adyentists hold Sabbath school, pic
Bic IN Sharp's grove To day. There will be a
bOgery dance In the same grove this even
ing. B. McNeal has on exhibition at his
store a hens egg which Is somewhat of a
curiosity. IL consists of a double. or rather
of two eggs IL measures nine inches in
circumference. weighs Ga ounces, and en-
clo~ed in this mammoth shell Il another
complete egg about the size of an ordinary
hens egg.-Base- ball Is booming. The
Hanly niue played a match game with the
Dorr nine on last Saturday which resulted
IN a score Of 20 in favor of Dorr.-The
Hanly Club will play the Byron Center Club
At this place on Saturday, Aug. l5.--Mrs.
Susan Weaver who was bound over to appear
at the next term of court to answer To the
charge of bgamy, has skipped.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
FOUL PLAY SUSPECTED
The Death OF a Young Nan on the
Railroad Near w syiand

's.rf.sl l,.,lsiancs af Tux IEI-DsKAA.
NArLASD. Aag. l3-A young man, aged
% by the aAme of Charles A. lhOrne,
formerly from Ashton, Osceols Coan7'
o.. where his parents reside, was
run over by the . O'Clock passenger train. on
tuesday evening at sprague crossing three
quarter OF mile south OF this village. A
fsW minutes before be Was seen lying be
tween the rails on the crossing by two small
boys, who tried % arouse him but did not
succeed. One OF them then went and ia
formed bis father. who immediately arose
and dressed tO 20 To see 10 him, but being
~ rods away did not have time before the
train came along. As the engineer whlstlet
twice and rang tho bell, he supposed the
man had got of and the train did not stop.
The remains we're 30 horribly mutilatcd
70 be beyond recognition. BY letters on his
person his friends were found and notified.
Through haying aud harvest he
had worked for Mr.. Weily in Martin,
who paid him S25 on Monday. No money
being found on his person leads some To
suspect foul play, as his father and the peo-
pie where he worked ia Ma rtin claim that
he was a sober, industrious young man.
IL l. announced that the Rev. Geo. Candee IL
20 start a weekly Prohibition newspaper at
this place the first issue To be on unlucky
Friday, the 2lst of August. Subscription
price Is cents a year; terms and size OF the
paper 10 be IN keeping with the strength of
the party u supports.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

r'Assr ~IlSss T4s " lsrsH
The HaCs az 1slfnonf psfs. ruAaoei-
0nia frsferiaf fhs lime Re
corded ol0~

F.alaDsIlal.. A. lt seseu uaos--ad
9al-.4as ..iar.-.si lhr race al 5einlout Para
l..s sitsrni.ln let|.esn ths faaloas -fostlls
aooo i1.alas sad harrg n13e-. The
sesi..sr @az safu4. 4ad li,s lFa-.A Ia -sioadia
eonaiiiol 1al aois .lhsiaadlnz these favor
s8le eo1liiit.a- taa un4e recorded SO aot
f..t There has been 81 unscn talS aboat
il.alias a1i HARM Huke-, aGd ~nat thes
sayeol.a b. 81 ever saa Interested ia tfot-
t4az 50 aDtIoas o. zee The race The result
So . ii.appoinfHeat. Fhaitas r. no lonSer
-hlnx 90 ths Turf The laufels having
hsen sre~iod from him and tram ferred %
haTrs Nlke-. The opinion sas general hat
flalIas coul1 easily HIu - day race
bat sa- aot permitted - 10 ~. The bet
an. sa- uyelg, pools selling Al klD % 81
slth Fhalias ~ Llo fsvOriLs. When Tue
a0F-s- Appeared agon ths tracA fhalias "a,
heartiiy cheerod 0y he eroSd on TIE grand
stand
first heat-some difficulty va expert
snced ln gsttlag The horses away Harry
Nilkez scoriug badly They nuauy got on
Ia god order. WiArr. Who had the pole,
slightly iu tie lead. 10th horses heS
around Toe track In fne style, Wilkes close
~ followed ~ fhalias. At "a. three-guar-
t-r pole shs contest became interesting aud
the home stfstch Naa entered With fhalias
only half length behind Nilkca. Dp to
this time neither horse had h<oken
and the race on the down stretch
sas a beautiful and exciting one. IL looked
nov A. n Fhsllss would forge ahead, but when
ths distance post va reached, The King
broke and Wilkes came ia winner by AZ
open length. Time, s.i6.
Second heat-Af.er scoring ~ 90 the horses
yot away la good shape. Wilkes slightly IL
the lead. tie lost his feet, however, short
distance beyond the wi-ss and bad almost
reached the quarter pole before DC was re-
duced o. a trot. Phaiias being twenty i've
yard- ahead. Wilkes nov settled down, and
when the three quarter post wss reached had
nearly ciO7ed the gap. and before striking
the home stretch passed fhailas. The race
ou the down stretch was close one. bat
shen the distance post was reached Phallas
again broke a. IN the nrst heat, and Wilkes
non easily. Time, 30.
Tnir,s heat Both horses got of IN fine
style, Phsiles taking the lead. Harry Wilkes
broke before reaching the quarter pole, but
tanned the lead and won the heat easily.
passing under the wire eight lengths ahead
II Wilkes. Time 2.2ii5.
Fourth heat-lhe horses got of with Phal-
hus leading by a length or two, which he
maintained until the half mile post was
reached. when Wilkes began 20 creep up and
at the three quarter pole the horses were
nearly even. Wilkes made -purt anal,
shooting ahead, came down the home stretch
IA hne style. passing the wire six lengths
ahead Of Phallas and winning the heat and
the race easily. Time 2;issl.
Summary-Speciai race purse 5000, dt-
Vided; 5000 20 first. $1,000 % second
Harry Wilkes. I 4; Phallas. >. Time
2.i6, 2.20. POI "a. 2.letl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
RELIEVED OF HIS CASH.
A Travelling Man Falls in With Num-
ber Of Momentary Friends"

A Travelling Man Falls in With Num-
Der of Momentary Friends.
Yesterday morning +. III. Wherry, "A trav-
cling man who resides at Marshall. notified
the detectives he had been feeced 10y local
gang of fakirs and gamblers. He says that
about IL O'clock mote the hour. the evening
before; he went into Hughes's saloon on
Ionia street, where he net several men.
Five of the number followed him out of TIA e
saloon and when Just outside they relieved
him of his pocket book containing so IN
money and some bank notes. He Is quite
certain Tom Connors and Dan Beecher
two local characters of fame, performed the
trick. He followed these parties to the Ar
better Hall. where he met Conners and dealt
him severe blow over the head with a
loaded cane, inflicting painful wound. He
afterwards entered a complaint against
the pair. but not being willing 10 lose time
in remaining here 10 testify against the men.
nothing will be done further. I he officers have
no case without witness. and the gamblers
can smile qt this piece of luck and try IL
again on the next victim The dear, inno-
cent little fakirs do not quake much over
the Mayors proclamation that they must
90. at least large number yet remain in the
city
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
a SEVERE STORM.
Lightning and Rain Play Havoc in New
York State.

SARATOGA, Aug. ia severe rain, ae-
companied by thunder and lightning, occur
red here to-day. Several mineral springs
were flooded, trees we're uprooted, and :wo
water mains bursted. Several houses were
flooded To a depth of four and five feet
A landslide covered the track of the Hoosac
Tunnel for over fifty feet. Lester Chatter
ton, aged 10 was instantly killed by an
electric shock, a. were also the horses
he was driving. house on Granite street,
occupied by several families, was struck and
the chimney and several rafters shiyered.
The bolt descended into the house, tore the
plastering from the ceiling. passed through
the stove and entered the floor underneath,
splintering the boards. Several tenants had
narrow escapes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
OUTERSl OUTERSi !
SUMNER EQUIPMENTS AT THE
GREAT WARDROBE
Are You Off for a Lark +?
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

Besides the seventy ~io-Ssn1 - raoft people
who live IN and immediately around tirsIld
Rapids there are fhousaudr - fsurisif a. b. sup
plier with suitable clou,ine and desire 81
call attention Ia some ~ our hummef h'9uip-
ments. We undertake. g. sUpIils tle wants ~ che
male in the matter of apparel. from tie time
the infant Leaves of ishy clothing ana puts ga
klt skirts. NJ through All the sIsgs~ - knlcker-
bookers Con small b,Qs. Gay and sisiisA euits Zoe
Youths and Young Men lain nsai suite for
midd e-aes.d and ald men. Noi ,snls lio ies. but
Undercloahss - every description and si sisa 10
embraced in the term "turnlshine 80 "flK-
ines. VI cal fhesu f,ufisfs sisarlns
Northern Lake. b.,s shoros or Mountains sifhouf
q light osercssf. are hsbls g. experience serious
discomfort. One - the uicesi fhinss a. travel IA
wear ssosfi. q. is Norfolk Jsckss. ar
tourist -Iaf~d Blouse ~ hsve them il vaFisus
patterns and prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
FIRE AT CLEVELAND.
a Loss OF $4,000 Lightning the
Cause

CLEVELAND, O., Aug. l3.-Early this morn
ing the Sturteyant Lumber Company mills
on the FLATS" caught fire and the dry house
and lumber piles we're soon IN flames.
Twelve steamers proved of little avail ia
checking the flames. but rain storm came
up and this supplemented the firemen's eff
forts so much that the flames were soon got
under control. IL Is now positively known
that the fire was caused by the planning mill
of the lumber company being struck by
lightning. The fire WAS practically out about
O'Clock this morning. The loss Is $1,000,
insurance $4,000. The mills will be rebuilt
at once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

y ~ sssn rinf rheat. rrI - rIro~-ss r fs'd
Is Nicfiesn si1fer rhesf. r4-eute 3 EEs 7t
Winne@r-s hskers s6s = Mnnesrts gsfesr+s
s6e q. ~. tf4 =
TIE ozerinz ~al fkss userrin9 80 wesk as.s
-r,sres1g $50 ifffie frsre W4rf hias 20 - :
Fa-~rf x-es3-- - vheef Eer- riF4e srn-t fa-
rean rsstter s71 So ier curse grsfr "a
x3@rfe1. lf1ofsfi ~ ~srs fa' iors.
VEIN Z rhf1n srrt "a psxai
trg7@r ~ h3@ ~ sskel fssfoh4r - h5d
9f ~ sskat. ~ re5 $40 hid - ssked
AaE.-< 4r ~ Asf - asxzf >ter.rpTr -.e~ a. ~.
a. - o-foter 80 ~ 81 g.. rs5sess-s ~
-HAr hf1
fasx-Na z SPOT az aeke6
nsrs- Ekz1e g. sskei. new - hsa - z
ee~ r ~ asEe1 Aoz1sr- = ~ hsd-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
The Hotel Registers .

AT THK MoaroS.-H. Elger, New York; 4.
l.. Deming. New York A. Beyley. Chicago:
A. Bennham. Milwaukee; A. Archibald. New
York; L. W. LOring, Boston; ]. X. Sber-
wood. Toledo; W X. Ford, Toledo: G. W.
Baxter. Bostoe; j. Nash. Denawee; q. G.
Potter, Chatham: j. II. Deering Sycrause:
:. A. Wiswell. Chicago; Jas. Monroe, Kals-
mazoo G.. Hutchinson. Cincinnati: II. NJ.
Morse, Boston; T. I. Calver, Detroit: J.
Glenn, Jr.. Detroit II. Simon. New York;
:. II. Row. Lansing.
AT SwRETs-M. Bowman, Detroit: r. l.
Dowling. New York: G. +. Evans. New York 4:
II. Stern. Rochester; ]. Koch. Cleveland; W
+. Schmit, Chicago. J.. Rosenberg. New
York: L. NJ. Miller ~. Louis: II. T. Deck
or. Chicago: 4. Macleod, Detroit. J. G..
Mclaughlin. New Yore. ". Rouley, A.
Webb. G.. II. Turk, Pontiac: l.. s. Simon.
Detroit. q. kast. Detroit: y. Guiley. Chi
cago. ". +. French and wife. Boston.
AT THE EAGLE g. heeD. Chicago. r.
&. Hollis. CharelOw. I. Hall. Kalamazoo.
Z. ". Crsgin. Cleveland; !. \. For. Lowell:
x. Wareville, Minneapolis: J. G. Canon.
Elkhart 6. b. Shilleng ger. Big Rapids; II
NJ Kenyon. Battle Greek X. +. Messenger.
WinOna; A. 4. Campbell Vaudeville: q. "
WalterhOUse. lpsilanti.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
THE TEIEGRAPH WAX.
Or. Green Says the B. & 0. Was Made
to Speculate With.

NEW YORK, Aug. BIN an interview to-
day DIR. Norvin Green, president of the
Western Union Telegraph Company, says
from his personal knowledge the Baltimore
q Ohio Telegraph Company was organized
with the object of selling out at a profit to
the Western Union Company, but later the
railway assumed the stock and the affair
took the shape of honest competition. He
says the first appearance toward "A comprom-
ise was made by the Baltimore * OHIO
through a lawyer who had done work for
both companies. He would not deal with
this party, considering the attempted nego-
tiation as unofficial aud the terms too high.
Later, DR.. Green alleges, there came a
proposition for an interview through Mr..
Pender. which also originated with the Bal
timore q Ohio people.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
oen GRANTS TOMS
a. Srort Among TIE ssCn.agss 10 Asd
ths Monument Fund

Ns~ loss Aag. 81 ias a.. -n.ea -
thrown over General q rsnt's oasSri
IA the cottage al MI AcGre-of.
~as hOisted over the toino al
Riyerside Park Al revesile this morning and
the Ia Which had bees dali, RAISED there
since the funeral va returned 70 The Park
commissioners % whom Il ~as loaned IL
b.lon.,- Al the battery. Ii was TOO large for
tbe Staff on the Riverside Plateau aud had 10
be looped up when hOisted there.
A conference of the Produce kAchange
COMMITTEES 10 cooperate with the Cltlzcns
COMMITTEES Ia raise funds fer tiae erection Of
a monument 10 Grant vail be held to-mor-
row. Members OF the Consolidated PotrO-
leum Exchange, Maritime Association and
Cotton Exchange are also perfectlng arrange
ments 10 assist IN the work. The Chamber
of Commerce men will take action IN the
matter at their next meeting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

I.oSDoS, Ang. l3-Mizs Francis, IN an in
terview admits illicit relations with Mr..
Psarce. bat exOnsrstes him from the charges
os having sedrced her. She says she has not
seen him for three months. She has BEEN
trying 90 earn an honest living since the
separation and had secured position a.
companion "a the wife Of 4 veil known mer-
chant when the unfortunate encounter be
tween her father and Pearce gave publicity
- her history. She accuses her father of
wishing to biackmail Pearce. who, abe says.
never traaiesl hsr nnkindlY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration
together with the low prices
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brough. to
this city by far a create,
number of people from every
section of our state than eve,
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred in the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
RAVAGES or CHOLERA.
.s.4kAaSy, ~oRx az GRANADA
People Oropping DEAD b, Scores ~ the
Streets its Progress ~ harssiiies
and MADRID.

MADAID. Aug l3-ihe Soooonts Of tie
rasages OF cholera Ia Granada are borrIbls.
Scores Of victims arc aid - drop dead
daily Ia the streets. their bodies often
manning unburled and exposed TO the
seboschlng heat There h no attempts At d
ceremony Of burial The oorp-es are b0r-
flodly gathered ap at night aud thrown,
nAk 81 or clothed ss the case may be, into a
common trench.
MAksEILLEs, Aug. l3-Ihere were thirty
ave dee tbs from cholera here day.
MADAID, Aug. l3-1he Director of Public
Works aud wife. aud another government
official, died of cholera to-day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
An important Case Decided.

PrTrsBURG, Aug. l3.-Judges McKennean
and Atkinson, of the United States District
Court, have filed an opinion in the case of
McHenry vs.. the New York, Pennsylvania *
faction. The decision ia hostile to every po-
sition taken by the McHenry party. Ii not
only refused to remand the case to Crawford
county court, but 1T rescinds the order of
that court appointing s. B. Deck receiver.
and also refuses to entertain motion to
appoint receiver by the United States
Conrt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
Dixie and His Shame.

LONDON, Aug. 13.-Sir Charles Dixie has
engaged Charles Russell as leading and Mr..
Searle a. junior counsel. The plaintiff case
has been strengthened by the attendance of
physician called to Sir Charles Dilke's
house when Mrs. Crawford seemed to be
sinking under hysteria arising from an alter
cation with the mistress of Sir Charles. The
council of the Liberal association Is divided
IA TO whether TO ask Sir Charles to retire
from public life until after the trial of the
divorce case.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14
Ire Reed City Re-Union


Corre@pondeuce - TIE TEIEgRtN
REED CRY. Aug. Ia Preparations for
the coming Soldiers and Sailors Re uniOn
which u 10 be held here September :. and
10. are progressing rapidly Representatives
from all posts in the district are expected.
The Nu=kegon. Big Rapids and Nanistee
Light Guards Eill slso BE- present. The prize
driil At : a. M. the 10th will be hotly con
tested. Three prizes are gIven. 80. s25
and SI2.O The competing post can use
any part Of q. A. r. tactics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

foSuoS. Agg. H. Mr.. Pearce states that
hs does not intend 10 notice the suits for
libel brought against him by Francis on ac-
count of Pearce's accusation OF blackmail.
Tia affects 20 consider Francis crank.
Fearce wa present to day at the first sitting
held by the Commission Of Trade Depres-
sion. ~ which he - member. lie looked
hazvard and worried.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

ronEDo. Anx. r&-Peter Mathews. sewer
contractor. vss taken Suddenly m last night.
and died this morning. Having exhibited
al she syuiptarns ~ A-istic cholera. tte peo-
pie are greatly alarmed and the Board II
Heslsb are tasiuz Extraordinary precautions
81 prevent the spread II the disease. should
the ease turn cut to have been choiers IN
fact
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

Nrs YoRE. Aus "a Money cic~ed easy - -
Per cant. Fxchange cio~-3 sfrung and hiKher
g. zk6i - for ~ days. and 81 s7aa4 = for
denanh
ffovsrn-nen closasf steady. currency s's f14a
hs1. "a. or~ppn. Ikh hid- a-+s 10 Ifs fsl
pariSe Kaii-rzf t-rnrts closed es feff frEp
Union f-s+s llsts n 1854, lad grsrfs frk hif
sinking fands fllla hsd. Centrzls f1sk6Bffs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-14

Nv YoHE. Aaa. l2--Ths renewal - the
fifteen year coutrsef between the PsnBsyj-
wanna Railroad CornpsrT and the Punusn
Palsce Car CcFrTsnV fer tfe ut,erafiuR -
sieeEinQ cars over tfse entire f'ennsF lvsri -
Railroad sy-teTn Ff0k ha4 been uBder
neCofistiouls for several rounf-s vas formally
sxscufed 81 faa8 sdalrhis r. day