Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-01

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I.o0k Gus f9r plaApoeAets.
The 4 a. g. A. dspot meetings sere vel
atisndeu yesterday
Hundreds II peosls crossed ths nes Fulton
slFssi bridge, yesterday
Clty criminal easss ali be called IA th=
sapenOr Court lh-s morning.
lsxinz b bal xsather TIE salarday night
excursion a. Aaetlaxa Park zAs postponed
for one seez
The u. =. Michigan Conferences - 70 be
aosd ia this eitg beginning sept. ~ bisf.op
Aarr1n, of DenFef, Col-s I'll pftaisir.
A ,nan claiming this sity hls cesidenee
ani nslna tils name II Charley brosn u
ander arrest u Detroit for Fot'bing a deaf
aud dumb mau.
born, la-t se-k " As. and Mr.. v. H.
Eastman oi Grand Rapids, son- Mrs-
Eastman IL at the honle 81 her mother, Mr--
STRICKLAND. 81. fohs, kspabdtssSa-
The Western District IA ssionary EneatIng
81 the ~ +. Charch, Wlll be hsld az Kama
mazoo tuesday and Wednesday. Several
delegates from this city sIli attend
Adelmer y. Plumb. Of she Board of Public
works. is the latest applicant for the poal
ton OF Internal Revenue Collector for this
district. Mf. PiaIao has been a Greenbaekes
The picked nine from the eity and nearly
10 S01ld- 1o spectators seat Dat % the base
bal park saturday sfterVaon. bat the Cadets
did not appear and tho gan1 was declared
on
The regular Jans meeting of ths Grand
River valley horticultural Society sin -
held al No. 40 Lyon street to-morrow after
noon. fsste and Marketing - the subject
f0f discussion.
The regular meeting OF the Woman :
Foreign Missionary ooelety, Of the Division
Street NJ. +. Church, hl- been postponed
ono week GA accO1nt Of tho missionary
meeting AZ Kalamazoo.
A street ear ran off the track on Hall street
Saturday night The driver, Thomas keddy
changed the horses 10 the rear end ta pali Il
ca. and when he retarned the cash box, con
tanning So, Wa gone
Two circus employees were found IN the
lall barn drunk blst night, and were run IA
oy Patrolman John Schobey. One OF them
sweaFs ho came all the waI from Texas O.
70 wrong Ia Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Paxton. Who lives on South lOuia
street. while suffering with a hystsrleal nj,
Inmped through window aud would have
fallen into the basement had not Policeman
John COnneily caught her IN his arms.
The appearance OF the Orchard Lake
Cadets was admired by all who saW them
Saturday. Several old veterans declared
that for proficiency In dlll they exceiied
anything they had seen-since the war Of
course.
Prot. NJ. G. Sessions. teacher Of penmau
ship IN the public schools. does not want q
teach another year for the present salary
SIOcO--and the COMMITTEES ON teachers Oi
the Board of Education has decided not o.
increase It.
Frank Sturgrs, az II O'Clock last night
discovered that the ceiling ia Jerome IrOw
bridyes saloon, 100 Monroe street, had
caught ON fire from the electric light Pa
troiInan Wells broke the glass IA the door
went tn an exiting guished the flames.
Coles shows viii be IN Michigan until
June =. From here they 70 10 Aaskegon.
and then % Holland, and thursday night
viii pass through this city on the way T.
Hastings. The week commencing June L.
will be spent ON the Upper Peninsula.
very kindly act was performed by Henry
spring on Decoration Day. which proves he
does not forget he was once tender III years
he hired three carryalls, filed them well
with boys and girls and ordered the drivers
70 Join Ia the procession and bring their bills
% him.
The members Of the Telephone Exchange
on Saturday presented k0press ntattvo NJ. H.
Ford. fine gold headed cane A. a token OF
their appreciation OF ms efforts which re-
suited In the defeat OF the Dodge Telegraph
Bin "a thu Legislature. Had the bill passed
many Of tho d0uOrs w0ald have lost employ
ment or suffered a reduction 0t wages.