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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
THE STRIKE CONTINUES.
Failure OF the Effort TO Effect a Com
promise at East Saginaw

Bay CRY, Mich. July 2l.-Ihe only thing
new in the strike day was that the militia
Was conspicuous for It's absence and the salt
well pumps of Eddy Bros. 4 Co, were
started Ii Is reported that Eddy, Avery Il
Eddys salt block will start tonight. No
change in the situation. Everything quiet.
meeting of merchants at 40 yesterday
afternoon appointed "A committee of iiye TO
meet similar committees to be appointed
by the mill owners and the operatives and
endeavor To bring about an adjustment of
the differences between the latter, and also
adopted resolutions that reasonable cOnct =
sions should be made by both parties 10 this
end
+. f. Bradley Il Co held conference
with their employees this morning, which re
suited in an amicable settlement of the labor
question. The mill will start
to morrow morning on the ten
hour system, with provision
that no operative receiving less than $l.50
per day shall be reduced. All over that fig
ure will take a reduction which IN the en-
ployer's judgment Is Just.
The Alpena military company reached Bay
City this afternoon, on their way home from
Saginaw. and took the propeller Arundel. >"
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, July 21.-The con
dItiOns of the strike are wholly unchanged.
1t was agreed by the employers of one or
two mills that a consultation be held with
their employees, with a view To arrange a
basis of settlement under which they
would start at ten hours, with a proportion
ate reduction of wages TO those getting Sl.j0
per day and over. The men held
consultation among themselves, and
although a number of them were
willing TO 90 to work the wishes of major
ity prevailed and it was agreed not to accept
the terms offered, a. II would tend TO weak
on the cause of the strikers. This J. con
sidered failure of what was supposed way
out that would have been adopted all along
the line.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
GENERAL GRANT DYING
A. Trs DOCTORS SUMMONED
"a IS Thought re Csaoot Possibly Sur
siss Longer Than Ontli fhis
evening.
CONSCIOUS or ms CONDITION.
Prayers by the 6edsids-The General
10 Great Distress ttope tor
the Night.

n. HoGzzaoR July FL A. M.,-Dr.
Ioagl.ss telssraph,s,i t0sal aosent members Of
ti.sa. tiranl, family that Il they sished y
seo lha Gsnsrai ailys thes mast come lmnis-
siiatels A. bee ioss nos think hs can i've
longer thaa y Wednesday evening. The doc
tos slso summoned all the other physicians
~ cone AZ oaeo " Mt. Meirogor.
NJ Mosizzsoa, July AT dusk Gen.
Orant grew ssry rostlos- and nOt content 10
keep has chair. A. sas the eass the entire
evening. BAT wanted ~ move u tho cot and
b other chairs Hs xas not able 70 walk
anaisisd. nor scarcely 70 rise, snd seemed
able u oompose himself ia any place I'VE
minutes Al a time. it ~as decided about
sighG o clock 70 chan ge him - the parior and
All the fanny assembled there with
Dr. Newman The General soon began TO
catch tor breath and there Sere plain signs
that hs va sinking Fans we're used upon
han vigorously. bat for half an hour no
showed no Improvement. Then bis breath
lng became easier and no fell asleep That
sas the turning point Of the early evening.
After that he slept and awoks At short IN
tervsl.. the family going to his
side shsnsvsr he svoke. not knowing what
Il might mean. tie showed no signs Of
a gam II strength. although occasionally Of
reposs that promised 10 prolong HI. hours.
IL sas the opinion Of Col Grant ali the even
ng that b- could not 1--we through the night.
Dr. Douglas says he may last - hours. L.
:. Grant. IT, Wa summoned early IN the
evening.
At tiD. on waking from short nap.
lseneral Grant .ent word 10 his family. who
we're ou the porch. that there va no use in
thois sitting ap any longer. The family
a-ked DR. Dougts what he thought tie
would give them no assurance. All except
Col. Grant concluded 20 retire. Dr. New
man. Who then eft the cottage, said
that from % o'clock he thought
that Grant VA dying. Prayers were held.
the General cla-ping his hands while the
family kneit around him. DR.. Newman
said that neither Mrs Grant nor he could
believe that the General was dying even
while be- -ank before their eyes. He thinks
the night will pass safely A constant watch
fails.
Nss YosK. July 2t- Bulletins are being
received st che various newspaper offices
from their special correspondents Al Mount
Mcs}regor. an Of which agree upon Gen.
Grsnt's condition A. being critical and
getting worse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
4 HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
a Mans Head Crushed by the Wheel
OF a Reaper.

PErERsaUEGH. Mich. July PA terrible
accident occurred about eight miles south of
this place. in Whiteford township. yesterday
afternoon. Jacob Swilley, a prominent
farmer of that township, was cutting wheat
with a reaper. when his horses, which had
run away several times before. became IN
manageable through fright at some object.
Mr.. Swilley leaped from the machine and
caught one horse by the bride. The
horse reared and plunged throw
ing him 10 the ground. when
the large wheel passed squa. ely over his head
and completely mashed II. little adopted
son Of Mr.. Swtiley, aged years went to his
fathers rescue and was struck by the out
side guard. making an ugly wound IN his
thigh. He also received a bad scalp wound,
aud 10 cannot az this time be determined
whether be will survive the injury. Mr..
Swilley was one of the many prominent,
respected and well-to do farmers of his
township. and his loss will 1e keenly felt by
his uelghbors.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
The Soldiers Home.

The Citizens Committee appointed to
meet the commissioners who are To locate
the Soldiers Home, met at the Office of
Doctor Griswold last night There were
present Major 4. b. Watson, Hon. Henry
Fralick, Dr. Griswold and Mayor Curtiss.
The matter of receiving the commissioners
and showing them the sites offered for sale
was discussed, but no formal action was
taken in regard to arrangements. letter
from the chairman of the commission TO
Hon. G. c. COmstOck states that they will
probably b here July 29.-Hh hen the day il
definitely ettled, General Pierce will in
form the Citizens Committee by telegraph
and another meeting will be called.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Are You Off for a Lark 2
DURING TIM HEATED TERN.

Besides tire seventy fho',asnd os more peorie
who live ir and Immediately around ffrsnd
Rapids there thuu-auds - fou~sis 81 ie aus.-
plier y lfh ifshle clothing and ve desire fa
call stfentio7 90 Hone - cor Summer Equif,.
menu. We Undertake g. supply tAe wants - the
male in fi.e matter - sIgsrei from $50 iire
the infant lo5 n iushf clothing su8 r,uts ,1
kilt skirfs un through AZ tie staea~ ~ knicsef-
bockers foT smHil boys a. sud stylish suiff fuf
Youths pnd Young Ner sin naHf sfifs fnf
uiddie-aged and Old mef No obly io ha~ isuf
Uu6erclofhee - ever desoTiFfion ami 81 ffaf 's
embraced In tie term Furnishing ~ 20
inRs csI theu TOuris;s VISITING -
northern Iekes 49, Shores ~ Mountains vifis,ss.
light overeos' hsble % ezfe.riar,es sari,srs
discomfort One - fie Bicesf fhiaps - fraveI IN
vsHr On vsosfifn - Nurfak gaeko- ~
tourist plated Blouss ~ hHve tiern h. vHri,r.
patterns and Trioe~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
SHOT BY a PORTER.
a Man Seriously Wounded While
Stealing a Ride.

ANSaPoLrs, July 21.-Charles Grover, aged
thirty five, residing at ~ Virginia Avenue
this city was fred on and wounded by a
colored porter of a sleeping car at Kan kakee.
H.. last night while stealing a ride ON the
Big -Four" express train. The ball entered
the feshy part of the thigh where it yet re-
mains. producing painful but not danger
Gus wound. Grover, who was brought TO
this city TO day says that after the shooting,
he was elected from the train and left to
make his way to kankakee, four miles dis
tant. without assistance and 1t was not until
this morning that his wound received medi-
cal attendance. Growers occupation is that
of a cook. He j. married and the father of
several children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
ExpIosion IN PENNSYLVANIA.

HUNTINGI ~, Pa, July 2l.-Another fright
ful explosion occurred on the line of the
South Pennsylvania railroad near Sheepskin
Hollow Cut. about half a mile south of Fort
LittletOn. at a late hour last night. One Hun
garian and two Italians, names unknown,
were instantly killed. 4 foreman. John
Martin and an unknown negro were prob
ably fatally injured. Owing 10 the remote
locality of the scene OF the accident, particu
lars cannot be obtained. The accident j.
said to have occurred through the negligence
o. workmen IN preparing blast
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
THe GRANT ssLleF FUND.
4 Proposition to Rs-insest the Moae,
"a the Wabash Bonds.


"a the WABASH Bonds.
Nv foAz Jaly A--it ~as lssrusd thls
morning. "a god authority mat arrange
msnts .ere being made ~ Invest the So,
10 ia trust funds raised FOR General Grant
on hrst mortgage bonds ~ the y abash raj
rad. Il sas -ald this re-inyest-
ment Of tie funds would be
masis On Aug beeal-e the trustees
~ ths Morgan estate desired - be free
from the responsibility attached "a them.
"a bsn the funds we're Invested IA Wabash
bonds, Governor Morgan gave hls personal
guarantees Tor the payment Of principal and
interest. A reporter to-day talked With 4
genllemaD ~hO has been fully acquainted
With al transactions since the fund ~as IL
vested IN these bonds under Governor Nor
Zans personal guarantee, and a-ked
him hOw tins money can DC rein
vested. He said be Wa not certain
that the fuRd- could DC reInyesged The
question II nOE under advise uent and ~iil
be definitely decided some time .Ithln the
next Two weeks lt l. not true that ali Of
The amount raised for Gen. Grant l. invest
ed Ia Wabash nr-t mortgage bOnds.
if the trustees or Morgan estate desire tO
turn over the amount OF money for shich
GOy Morgan made himself responsible and
accept these bOnds, that fact vii oe made
knOSu IN a short time
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Nalue Johnson. Who works st Flanagan =
boarding honse n me old water rorss buiid-
INK. -oruer of Pearl AMI ottawa. unarreled
she --=oivsd to coumit snicide. Yesterday
she hsdie SOME ~ her friends good bye. and
went 1p stairs Har strange actions at
rrscted their attention and they followed
bar 80 hor room where they found her about
20 sxsliow h.,if sn ounce ~ isudannm Sire
safS thar she Intended 80 and her troubles
o. assng sn everlasting sIeep. and 10 was
Nith some jitfcnltY that the drug vss taken
away from her She declares that abe Nili
Siii herself AT lhs first opportunity and aer
f-iand. ara watching her movements.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

DYTsoET Iaiy q -FLoT7s Tc--dsg pries< wert
irtig4r wir- gfasf rrlie E~r-.~s g 80
fIf. Atr+T Ta Ffrter Vf ~ refaT.-s So
~ asra fekers 5Hr q Mr. rss..r.-.-s
sk7f ~ rya fnt
Ire Itr~eif Tfeef rls~sar His 1orriaq vss
fr ri - 49, iiEif fef.1errT ~. Pa is-.r.sse
-a7re ~ reported sn-us.ae - fs4 71. tlrsfels Ia
ere risifie snpT.ff ynsrsfir.1s sers-
NgstT ~ vfafs srff n ~ fs- - aekas
Ea.r Er fad ~ seSe- srirn-f n 4, slid ~
ss<a-s ~errsnst-r 80 ~ ~ = - ~ 3 -a~
rsr a faIg 49, ~ q r. = ssk<t s,srr.rf
a%f- tsi ~.sc sssr8 ~ez-e~rfar & 81 .sit
1 ts FEe1 e-fr.t-ar 8 q is fsa 4 ~ -skec
- -re fea
Nosr ~ & 81 s~k~1 M rf ~ SO,
ssFaf
nfre we've sros T7sr hsd e-r s@kea ~ .
asEar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
The Cod Reserve Increasing.

NKw YORK. July 2l.-A special telegram
from Washington says: Treasurer Jordan
said to-day that the Treasury balance shows
such an increase IN the gold reserve that he
does not think u possible that there y any
danger Of gold going TO p premium. He
stated that the balance vould probably
satisfy those who were boarding gold that
there IA no respect Of any profit out Of
that speculation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

CHrcseo. Inly I.-The Western Express
Association held meeting here to-day.
The subIecf fes consideration vs= the
formation ~ new VIII pool A the
present one evrires m September. If Eas
s.yrsed to riace ere nool 1pon .eca sfarf
NJ and have r property incorporated
The fisffiierfes VII - run Flthonf -nrsri to
capacity srd che rrodrct re rnrrhasri ~
f1e a4eoriatou snt for what n tsses for
domestic purposes - WI paT the -aq-i' ar
n1s-ssf price
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

NJ. MC1isEcoR. July 20. 80 p. m. -t}en-
eral Grant - worse. lie - unconscious aud
cannot be aroused to take food.
9t5 Grant - very low His family Is
gathered around his bedside They fear be
may not snrvive the night. IL is thought
there has been a slight rally since the alarm
ing symptoms noticed ln the previous bul
iefIn.
StRsrooN. July gi.-(ien. Grant cannot si'
d0wn for i've minutes without rising again.
Rev pr Nev nan md the family are gath
erred around h.m. Dr. Douglas says the
tieuerai cannot 1--we longer than twenty four
hours. G.. s Grant. ir.. has been telegraphed
fpr Dr Douz'as is in constant attendance.
The Genera "a cou-cions ~ everything and
speaks fu whisper
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Ths SAINTS Remonstrate Against
the Law In Idaho

' Ne Oafnfs Hefnonstrate HRatnSt
the La~ IN idaho.
SAIr LAKE.. Utah. Iuly n a special
brings the particulars of a monster mass
meeting held by the Mormons of Paris.
Idaho. to remonstrste agsinst the est-oath
lRw recently passed by the Idaho Legisla-
ture. This lsw prohibits any person from
voting holding office or serving a. Juror
Who belongs 20 an organization that teaches
or practices poiyg gRmy a. a religions institu-
ton. Bear Lake county Of which Pars
- the capital ~ peopisd Al
most exclusively by NOrmOrs
there not being Gentiies 20 fil she Offices.
A recent attempt to get grand and trial Iur-
ora fsiied. and a. a consequence court can
not % held. As the mass meeting res0in
nnn4 we're adopted shst only one person IN
thirty i= a poly Tsufst. yef the tesr oatn lsV
iisfranchises between I5.Cso sud N.np peo-
PIE in idaho and has produced chaos
statement ~ grievance ard a petition - "a
- ssnf to President Cleveland
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Barnnm on Cleveland.

PROVIDENCE. July 2l-Senator Barnum.
of Connecticut. was AZ the Narra gan-eft
House e.. day Speaking 90 tse admiui-tra-
sion. Senator Baruum .aid q think Cleve-
land l. doing well but there will be more
good done In The f1tnre. Hes shaping his
course 20 the subtraction u every con-is-
tent man. but ne cannot DO everything AZ
onoe" Senator Barugm left ~ uine O'Clock
FOR Boston
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
A Noted French Atheist Converted
The 7 elegraph Muddie.

NEw YORK, July 2l.-Judge Donohue
heard the argument of the counsel interest
in the telegraph muddle o-day, for stay of
proceedings until Judge Shipmon could
decide upon the questions now before him.
Robert q. Ingersoli appeared as counsel for
Edward ; Stokes who Is heavy holder of
bonds of the reorganized company. Judge
DOnOhue reserved his decision.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

True It's. It's Pity, Pity It's, 'tis True.
and see the low prices al which We are sel-
ling our fine Mackinaw Hats he would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did IN his life. Iiis pity
that tine Mackinaw Hats should be sold for
81, but II j. nevertheless true that We are
for our Fall styles winch We are now order
ing. We also have a fine assortment Of
Manillas which We are closing out. al cost.
1HoMAs 4 CMPPIS,
u MOurOc street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
a TREASURY SCARE.
Supposed Abstraction OF Bonds From
the Treasury.

W,sHINCToN. July 2l.-There was quite
scare N the Treasury Department yesterday
evening over a supposed bond robbery. After
the clerks we're all gone and while chair
women we're cleaning up the Offices. one
found in the Office OF Deputy Comptroller
Of currency. package Of register
al United States Bonds. The label
ou the package called for FIVE
$1,000 bonds. bat only four we're IN the
package. After long and careful search the
missing Z Go-bOnd was found IN the waste
paper room All crumpled up. Il seems
there we're some packages Of $1,000 bonds
sent % the Deputy COmptrOliers Office dur
iux the day. and BY some inadverteDce, one
package wac pui on top Of the safe instead
Of inside. II IA supposed that some one
seeing them there extracted one OF the
sl,no-bonds. but on finding that he could
not get ont IF the building with II threw II
IN with ths waste paper
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

We vurid mention n1r handsome Kiifs af.a
fp-seys ~ uine SsI. suits - f.isfr ~
issted Hionse Sgif They sre nof srg.ensire
aidinR sr eztrs Isir fg0 - shorf 80 irrlr
euts - fhs rssss may - fer erue-gsrfrs sns d.
nos frrgsf - lsf ir sfVek - Stirf Vss-s nii .i
49, from r 0ers - q -. pur Fanoy pe-osslas
ard fisevief wsisf viu prove soeerfssiYis rs'
rnsnT poossians f1i fer rsrrtlls ~ i.ratine fhe
iags vil zsnf one ~ ouf t.orr.iar- lacss' frrft
Fisrua Sflrs Wasr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Caso 1iiy % The 4aspho~s Egsrfi-a.
rubh=hes 'etter from an engineer nsneti
Re-sie. uho 'as usf escsred from Berfer.
declaring faat " oliver Pam. tha sI'egesi
F-ansh sfVi-er ~ Nshdi aud rho. It
,ras -n,~sutir sfatad. 1afi been xiiisa ~
Arsl- flr a -ewsr,i offered fer his head hg
Prffiah eIHlv-1. b nnt dead nnf alive ard
vel sf esrher.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
The Cabinet Session.

WAsHIyGroS. July 2l.-Secretarie~ Whit
uey and Endicott were the only ab-enteea
from the Cabinet meeting to-day. II i IN
derstood that complications which lately
grew ont Of Roach failure were discussed
Informally, but owing 20 the absence of
Secretary " hiiney 40 decisive conclusions
were reached
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
DROWNED BY COMPANIONS.
Threatened Lynching OF Negro Boys
in Virginia.

STEWARDS, Stifford County. Va. July IL
Great excitement has been caused here by
the murder, on Sunday, of two white boys
named Goddard, aged respectively fourteen
and ten. 1t appears that the white boys in
company with number of mulatto boys,
went grabbing, and that a quarrel occurred
and resulted in the throwing overheard of
the Doddards. Tho bodice were washed
ashore yesterday. To day eighteen
arrests have been made, a lynching i
strongly urged by the friends of the white
boys. The older Goddard had his neck
broken.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

America and hnstria Eiil probably soon be
settled Iee First secretary of legation.
viii act as minister untl successor 20
keiiey arrives. keiiey riIi. in fhe mean
tme. draw salary Pc -scompeuze for his
rejection Fr Miri.fer John y Frsrcl. re-
f1rns 20 Arlfrics epon re arrival ~ the
Emperor sf 3 Jenna.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

LoSDoS. July H-Aduces from the west
African coast state that an army ~ the king
~ Dahomey recently made an unexpected
descent or several cossf village peopled hy
French settlers sud ruthleszly ms-sacred
men. women and children. 0ne fhonsend
Of the settlers were taken prisoners and put
o. death roasted and eaten.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Ths Munsisr aan.

Loxno~. Jaly 2I-It Is snnoanceI that
the Bank of Ireland vii advance - the Muu-
ster Bank one quarter ~ million pounds
provided IRE Murster Bsnk collects thirty
shilling rar sha-e FROM ifs stock hoIl-rs
sud ierer1rs1rs abstain fr8u xitad-sr
ing deroeits FOR SIX month-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Established 1854.

Our National Celehratio.
together withthe low prices
We are selling oar Dry GOOD,
and Carpets for. brought 1.
this city by far a create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eve
before on any occasion tha.
has ever occurred in the hls
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Jscsesv Mca.. I1iy ~ "a The Republican
,runty committee Vii tske the removal ~
rs,zfTnsstaT. Seston 20 the United Ststes
Ssnafe. an protest under the civil service
rules NJ ~eatl'n 0efu@ed 90 contribute 80
tita campaign fund iszt fan and ts'ok no
action m foiifies. ami if is therefo-a sad.
cannot he .ifzeed a. an offensive partisan. p
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Tne CnARlorTe POSI- OFFICE
The Tro0bie Oeepeos Ano the 6ne
- hot Vet

nPeolll 30 tise gse Press
MAsaaSeEsS. JuA aa-The oonlbei over
the Charlotte footofhoe deepons Hon
Samuel Robinson. iAts Of thai cats. os.lis,d
upon Secretary lilac ghis forenoon and
held al extended Interview with hIm upon
the situation. lie vii call upon the ffesi
dent 10 morrow and present h hls kKeol
lency his REASONS Why he should not slgn Nj
barrotis commission. II d conversation
with the representative f0s Iks krst Ffses
this afternoon Mr.. Robinson stated IA uloss
emphatic terms that AR. lias had revealed
10 ham that Mr.. fennlua s0p had represented
~ the Se e'Fetap ln barTeus behalf
that the latter E gallant - soldier
and that hs had len lea on
some one OF the Southern battls nclds
thai IN consideration Of these statements he
\ ilas :, moved by these representations, had
recommended Mr. harrett's appointment a.
the President A. maftcr 81 fact Nr hsf
Tott. Mr.. Robinson sa3s, while engaged ln
the Occur patton Of decorator and painter. fsli
from scaffold, fractured his iog and sub~s
quently suffered amputal'uu. The case az
presented by Nj Robinson h. causing con
siderable comment IL H. anticipated that
Mr. Pennington Will retraoe his steps 10 the
National Capitol al once and face the
charges. Mr.. Robinson ~ill remain iu Wash
ington until the end Of the week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Str Lass. Ttsh. 5nly 1l-The only sr
resi- for nrlsvfni cc-hatitsfiou to-5sv rss
fhswsz Fcrc'aer. q rnor man his roiyEa
mons Tffe - be- 1vn uiece. If as0.e snt FL
enc examination faaf sne had hnrna ten
rHffren IN fen Fear7. AL ~ Ehfeh ara teasi
P1rcher rs- htid 80 trieL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

OFFGcF oF = Y TAYIOR P0Terss Biock
GRsSr ksFtDs Juiy n 10
thirags re-e uts to-day ware - uD h,gs l7f
cars vheat -z1 cars corn ~ cars oais a. hie~
noted iru markets in turope. The visible sup
pig of grsin ir the Unitfi : afes - ron. pared
uifh an. sva X sge. shovs - no bn-hes DE-
erea@a in 49, 81. - - ineres-- in corn zl9lp0
gecrease In ra+s Pricp- ranged ss below
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

Ter cart Frehrngp elr~ad trn end higher
Pfe+asi rsfe< - y itht s. scfusI rsfe@ g. sAA6
{ 81 for ~ 3sv- snd s sdt = for denani
frrre~r r.aT-t closer trT orf~crrJ - ~
fi8. -. eorrer ffzss tid 49, ~ IffH
pscifc i.silraed tss1is cirsf9 2 ri-sr f-s-i
fIfAa1f-. isrd rrarte 1FA01Tk sirkis
funts lHish az. fe-f~sls if1AGlIz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Russia Getting Ready.

Vienna July Y.-The Russian garrison al
Askahad has been increased by 5000 men
and the supply of provisions and munitions
of war is ample. The Russians are rapidly
disarming the Turcomans.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

NEW LONDON. Conn, July 22.-The Sec
retary Of the Navy is expected here this even
ing 10 make his promised visit 70 the New
London and Navy Yards. Delegates from
the municipal government. the Board Of
Trade and a citizens committee. viii wait on
the Secretary and tender him the hospitality
Of the city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Gevsr-or 81 Alsscs-Lor-alr,s

Bsa, 49, grv 1f Prince Hohenlohe has
hs.en suuasnfai Governor ~ ftisssce z -'r-sine.
tl.nersl ~rhTsrsentT. a. present efn se-~asisf
g. Er4sis. rf,i sTftr-s~i Prince hoheniohe ~
.sobs--ssicr tn Frsnee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

y rs srI,ssis T~uS.k Pnefs- -stet.e. ~ Hse fr
ttis lins o-r sffek errsT,ri-es ssverr rsrie+s af
rye sri3 si1s frerr *gc a fff is-Fs~f riauufse
torres r. ere ersurtrT sf1 rrs s.-finr af r.srr
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Russia TO Tax Foreigners.

81. PETERsBUBG, July pa decree has
been issued that foreigners residing in Rus
sia longer than a fortnight shall be subject
TO taxation in amounts ranging from one 10
twenty roubles.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22
Out on the FIRST

Mum, Mich, July p There we're two
strikes IN Lyons yesterday. al the Cornell
factory for more pay, and al the WOODEN
mills for less hOurs. The workmen in each
ca 'e suocumbed. and the strike leaders were
discharged.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-22

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