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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
PLACES FOR DEMOCRATS.
a List tor the Convenience OF the Hun
cry ard Thirsty


WAsHINoroN. June IA representative Of
the Associated Press ascertained yesterday
that the following diplomatic missions have
yet - be filed by the President: Ministers
Italy. Spain. Belgium, Central America,
United States of Colombia, Argentine Re
public. Corea. Siam. Uruguay and Paraguay; !;
agents States Of the Congo association for
merly known A. the Orange free Statssl and
Liberia. cons snls--geueral lequal m salary
% some of the resident ministersl, Paris,
Havana. shanghai. Calcutta. Cairo and
the ave secoud-class cousulships at Panama,
Rome. ~. Petersburg. Ecuador and Con
stantin0ple. Up 10 March ith last OF the
2l0 c0nsulates. the income from which II
$50 and upwards. New York held - with
three consular clerkships, Pennsylvania 10.
Rhode leland 3. Vermont !, and a consular
clerkship. District of Columbia and ? con
suiar clsrSships. New Jersey :. California 3.
Massachusetts,. i3. Maine 3. The remainder
we're scattered. ~ being credited u the
south. For appointment % these places
Soil applicalons from All parts OF the
country have been filed with the present
Secretary Of state.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Ladies Blao.. and Coiored Jerseys.
Some of tie cheapest FOODS Ia tins hne
yoa ever saw. Ia fact those Ne sell FOR 3
50 and 45c are about as thin as cheese
cloth and well adapted 10 a tropical oh-
mate like that 0f Honduras of ans place
under the equator.
We sell splendid Jersey for 75o that
IL retalled elses here from a5c - : each
A very good quality for Si25 aud $3.50,
also d very goSd jersey for 81 We also
have those Of superior make aud finish,
for s250, s.. $3.50 and upwards
SPRING A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Nsw YOss. June The late Ur. J. Ma
non sims. ia lSS2. short time before his
death. drew check 90 the order Of the
United states Trust Company. which was
dsposited - Gilbert T. CroWell. who -spre-
sented hlmsef "A trustee for Mr.. Sims.
After the cii-Ck had been collected By the
Trust Company from the bank on which it
wa drawn. Crowell drew the money out.
subsequently Crowell became a defsulter.
Dr. Harry Marion Simms, a. executor Of
his father. sued the Trust Company for the
smounf ~ the check tie got a verdict
for SEQ in Judge Lawrence's Court
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

A frame building stood in TIE middle q
tire street on Wealthy avenue last hight
Two drunken horses driven hy fVo sofer
men inst In frern Reel lake attempted o.
drive over the 6uiidinz in the darkness.
4 he man having the naovInr contract DIS a
r7rrieas riece ~ n0rk when - ieff the huila-
inz sausre ir tse stress wIfhouf arg EEtf -
shssT - locaron- Red lsurs were hung o1t
CO the pc~f and stsrhoard side by Fstrolusn
Eokn Schcbey kxsf ni9hf. rho Fas also DE-
tailed - mark the a7caton - Ts-hcrt In
TIE sever on Is-Fers5n sveune. crTo~ite TIE
rssisience - u. +. Gay
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08


When We commenced our great whole
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
To upward Of ffty thousand dollTs. Ii
is not quite 50 large as it was then, yet
We can show the finest line Of patterns 10
be found in this market. consisting of
Tai estry Brussels at the extreme low
price OF 55c, Gbc. 75c. Ingram Carpeting
as low DIS 25c, 30c, 35c, 40c, 45c, soc. 55c,
G0c, 6Jc We have the largest assortment
of patterns al well as the best makes TO
be found in this country. Our stock Of
yKLvErs at sl10, sLl5, 81. .25 and 81 IS
is beyond al question the most complete,
consisting of the Newest aud Choicest
Designs manufactured.
MoQUETres from s1.lO, Sl.25, Sl.35 and
Sl.40 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BRussELs at 95c, Sl.00 Sll0 and
Sl.l5 is cheaper than can be found III the
United States, and we are prepared 81
guarantee this fact for the reason that our
trade is coming from places hundreds 81
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
Buried 70 Death

BAaErs. Ont. June About u o'clock
Friday night the wife ~ }. Wonch and four
children were burned to death in their beds
Jumping ont If a window. after vain effort
to -e=sne his wife and children. his SHIRT be-
ing turued Df In the sttempt. Nonch u
crazy with grief tie says that when he
awuse the usoie room seemed to be on fire.
he tried to pull hia wife or the bed but
could uot. TIRE Ere leBping ont cf the mat
trsss an arlund her. FL thinks the FIRE
originated ~ a back shed and says he ssw no
sign of 10 when be returned at ln.D 2. m.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

LosDos. june The wOrkingInen's
Peace society presented sn address % James
Russell Lowell last night Mr.. lowell ex-
pressed qualification at the compliment. and
ia the course of his remarks said no partlcu-
larlg admired EOsklngmen. 4 war between
America add England be said would be
nothing more nor less than evil var. tie
did not consider such calamity possible
and assured hls hearers that since his ar
rival in England be bad done his best 10
maintain and Increase the friendship be-
tween the two countries.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
wREAKEO REVENGE ON ACOw.
How Mat Mccormick Paid a Farmer
for interfering in His Love Affairs.

for interfering IN His Love Affairs.
Mat Mccormick was arrested yesterday,
on a warrant issued by Justice Tobey, of
Byron. for malicious injury to property.
Mat has been working for farmer who
lives on the line between Byron and Wyofn-
ing. While there he became acquainted
with the daughter Of a neizhboring farmer
and proposed to pay his attentions t. her
bat her friends objected. He imagined that
another Reighbor bad said something 10 iu-
auence the girl against him and in the way Of
revenge up0B his supposed enemy be took
an Al snd cut terrible Kash in the back IF
one # his cows. The oEner of the cor
made complaint. bat before the warrant vas
issued Mccormick eft the neighhprnoOd.
Deputy Sheriff Nestc0tt yesterday came o.
fhe afy With the warrant bal could not give
a description 81 the man Sha1f Kinney
found a uoulau Uho had known Mcf Connie X
and from her obtained description 81 hin.
Re then went 0uf 90 the street and in less
than half an boar bad the uian in jsIl. 7 here
s. nothing peculiar sb0ut Mo- 0Tmick's az
pearence. but from the Disruption gwen -
the woman Kinney PICKED him ouf of a
cror8 which he found Stsniinz Dn re sidf
walk IN front Of a ssiospn- No formick ms
tended t0 z north this ui0Trlrz. tut iD-
stesd ~ Vill be taken bscs ~ Bgrou far e.
animation
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

rosoSro. Ont. June The g. T. R. r.
has celehrsiel the completion ~ the Lake
Superior section hy the inauguration of a
var 1f rates with fhe o. r. r. The
agreement winch 1sd suhsisfed between
these opposing lines "a now hrusen and the
trne significance of ~ir Henry Tviers visit
tc the -orntrg stands enc. This fact is The
ttik ef -silwsv men ~ the city. and tre-
meudous var ~ rates = anticipated
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

MsDRTD. June Cholera has made IT.
appearance IN the province of Muncis and
IS increasing IN violence daily. There is no
foubt that the disease exists in this city. bar
the heaith authorities 10 not sdmit their
knovledzp ~ a single case. sanitary -ezn-
lafious sre. however. vigorously enforced
and every precaution il belng takssi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

A thunder storm Ersvsilnz in Indians
between and lo o ciock lasf zhf. rnf -
c3ns runicsfio1 ~ the tuited Press slre
over uhich the dlsEefs.tes - THR 7 ~ psFsss
ngue- After that f7rns e irss lraFcsssfnie -
reach Chicsgo. Tbe brslak ras between
Breuen and Milford Iansil0n.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
GEO. a. HALL g. co.
a Monroe Street


Bon Papers. ~ a 81 SIS ~ and 50 oeuts.
Cha Ger Oak sul,artne white pags. i,er Quire.
quarter fsam o. rfslu viii envelopes a. match.
IRISH linen paper bg qaine qusrter fsam or
rs.m viii envelopes a. match
A large assort aaeat af YlsiDne and roErei oaris.
including the crszy edge did aud preiiy.
Hriune tablet with bloti.if cosers. ln All sizss
Aad grades ~ papers. Ihis huo oi zDods a
necsssiIs with sfeit MANY ana Er,vinF more
popular ever da}. DIierr for copper plate os-
graVne soAclts-i Satisfaction guaranteed.
We have the tnesf line - Ladies Hand Rseu
P,srsss and ard asas d. to ci,s. iu hns-.i eatls-
err Ask % 80, them. Ti,.s wall lilss.-e yoa.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

FlFlr trErrgrA. gune The quarantine
season ouenei sunday and Fiu continue IN
til IRE f'-st ef octoher. Al veseeis arriving
from fr-eien ports or FROM this continent
soufh ~ cerfaiu puinfs VII be obliged -
srhnIf in f thorough INSPECTION ~ cargo
and rre'v hv IRE 1rsrlufine medical exam
iuer. Etfh rev ~ determining the rres-
enee If any contagious disease.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
Geo. a. Hall & Co.
Can Supply all Glasses.

Grand Rapids is rapidly
growing IN population, includ-
gpeople of wealth. together
with "A more numerous por-
tion of people of limited
means. While the former
class has created demand
for early fruits and vegetables
the latter is compelled 10 deny
themselves many of these
luXeries, but the necessities of
life are wanted 10y both.
Theo. b. d NJ. G. GO0sen. l49
Monroe street are handling
all early fruits and vegetables
of the season. and make a
speciality of Strawberries. new
cabbage, bananas. pine-apples,
etc. One trial Will convince
you in regard 20 prices, both
in staples and fancy fruits
and vegetables, that they out
sell any competitor. either IN
price or quality
i. S.-Garden Seeds IN Bulk
in any quantity also dealers
IN stove wood.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

R1CHMoNn. Va. June 5-To-dsy sbout 4
q clock mast terrific wind storm seen here
for many years swept over the city. doing
zreat dsmsze. The roofs ~ many tobacco
facf1ries and private residences were car
red swaV Capt Porter and sor were badly
injured BY their shops blowing down. At
Petersburg. Dsnville and Norfolk the storm
vas vary severe
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

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 of the
Union. SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Co~srsxrrNorT.s June TIE Greek s1r-
aer ~ shi- eisy. lying sioug tire shore ~ re
frolsien Horn. was visitai to-dzs b terrible
con3szrahon. xhish Destroyed a. bouses.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Irvusneor.. Irns The stesuer "Au--
ems. shieh srrive.i frofa Nsv York to-day
reccrt4 having pas-ed are large icsberxs
turins the voyage
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08

Furnished daily from the Office of ". K.
Scribner. real estate dealer.
Cornelius Moelker TO Johannis ". Min
derhout lot Z. blk 6. Bostwick Co.'S
add ................. .......... l.So
Loren NJ Page to Roscoe G. Philbrick.
lot b blk l, Pages sub ..--...-...-. li2D
Gerrit Dykman TO Toone Hilhorste. lot 10
blk 3. Gunnison's sub '.......'.... 1000
Edmund ]. Bolio 90 Oliver Bolio lots II.
l.. ~. % p. p. % and q. Clements sub $50
Estate Of Rosslie VI. Smith to Arthuretta
\ Fuller. pc land on sec b. Grand Rap
IDS. ..-. ...-...- .-.-.. +5l
Charles NJ. Tibbitts to Hudson j. Nskely.
ne fr Of ne = Of sec 81, Ada .-.....-.-- s0)
Marlin q Cowell to Chas. b. Nye land on
sec T. Wyoming. aud sec 33 Walker ...- s.0o)
Chester J. Carrell 70 Andrias Adrion. DC
land on sec IL. Bovine .-.-..-. ---....-.. 2.'A9
Friday. June s.-Benjamn T. Wsshburn
70 Anna r. cCelen. lot 81 and VI lot
~ j. Barton & Co.'S sub. .-...-...... so
Benjamin f. washburn 20 james L. Nc
CIellen. lot ~ and eh lot 81. J. Burton
x Cos sub .------- 400
Cornelius II Remington TO Cornelius II.
Fornan. lots I. 2, 3 q Il. 10. II and ls
blk = Powers - add ...- ------.-.-. 900
VIM. VI. Robinson ~ Derk Snyder. lot 81
Van Leeuvens add .--.--..-. .-.-..-.. 30
Charles Parish to JOHN G. Heybcer. lot Il
Berkey's add .--.-.--- aL5
Eliza Bishop to John G. FORESTER. lot ..
blk II. Cedar spTings --....--..- ~
james Allen ~ Eliza Ri -hop ioi y blk ls
Cedar Spring. ..-- ...--.--..-.-.. 20
piiza Bishop 70 Warren H. wheeler. lot
= blk i6. Cedar SprIngs ..--...-... 10
John Doyle to Edward Y Camp lo' 1Q
Grove street suh .-.... ..-.... 12D
~ !. aud nis svi5 swi@ # sec =. Ada 100
Willis J. III rSOn e. Benjamin Meek. neis
sris - sec & Piainheld .-..--.. 1.g-o
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-08
Paul W. Friedrich s,
"a MONROE STREET.

Thaee hssrrasnIs are offered - fnase
rogm f0r tbe elegant Dew stsses ~ Stern
war Se,frner. Har8nan snd Aeir.
Pisfos
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
A Ssdalian Abroad.

The Kansas City Netrs is responsible for
the following concerning an alleged Soda
lisn:
"Mrs. John Hunt, of Sed ala, who vas a
guest at the Delmonico last night, is better
posted TO day than she was yesterday re-
garding the use of gas. On being shown
to her room about II o'clock p. m g, the gas
was lighted by the colored porter ard the
lady was left alone. II is presumed that
she retired shortly afterward. Be that as
it may, soon after midnight the porter had
occasion 10 ascend the stairs, aud on reach
ing the hallway he at once discovered that
gas was escaping some place, and investi
CATION satisfied him that il was In the room
occupied by Mrs Hunt. Rap after rap
upon the door failed to arouse the lady,
and the door was about to be forced in
when faint cry was heard from within,
Who's there?
As quickly as possible the porter ex-
planned the situation. and q minute later
the door was opened snd the gas turned
of, but certain it is that had the porter re-
manned below al hour longer Coroner Nc
Donald would have had subject upon
which an irqusst could have been held this
morning.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
WHO IS HEP
A Man Said to be Lurking In the
Georgetown Woods.

A colored man who came in yesterday
from Georgetown, states there is a man 10
the woods near that place who is suspected
of having commi ted a murder. The col
ored man says the fellow came out to his
wagon yesterday and asked for something
to eat. he says the fellow is a tall, heavy
man about % years old, with black hair,
and eyes and dark moustache,
and that he is dressed in dark suit OF
clothes with blue colorsd shirt. One of
his shoes is bursted on the side and
makes 3 broad ragged track. His shirt,
and coat and vest, the black man says, are
covered with blood stains, and the man has
a cut about three inches long on the right
cheek, which is not very deep but looks
like it was dore with 8 knife. He
also says the man told him his name
was Harris Wellmap, and that he
had been knocked down and robbed In Sc.
dalis Saturday night or Sunday morning.
He is said TO have been seen by several
parties and the question arises who il he
and what does he mean by lowering
around the same place? He should be
looked after.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
JONES FRIENDS.
The Attempt TO Discredit the Story
of His Crime.

The following article clipped from the
Kansas City Times concerns the man or
beast John Jones charged with the horrible
outrage committed upon Miss Chatham al
Upton a few days since.
BELIEF IN JONES INNOCENCE.
"Wyandotte acquaintance OF John
Jones, the young man charged with drug
ging and outraging Miss Lily Chatham al
Upton, Mo-, were very much surprised on
reading The accounts OF his crime as pub.
lished in the papers. Mr.. w. a. Bald
ridge, prominent druggist doing business
on Minnesots avenue, Wysndotte, 10
whose employ Jones was for the psst yesr,
says he had proved himself TO be a gentle-
manly and reliable assistant, and when
questioned IS 10 what he knew of the
sensational affair in which Jones had be-
come involved, ne said that inasmuch as
the matter had gone into the papers, he
would Ike TO see ii fairly stated"
"Have you sen Jones since the affair
took place."
"Yes, he was here last Sunday evening
aud l got the whole story from his own
mouth. Since then Ihave received letters
from Versailles, No, which corrobora:e
Jones' statement"
"Do you believe Jones guilty of the
crime of drugging and outrsging the young
lady in the manner reporied?"
"No, sir Jones is guilty of indiscretion,
which attribu:e 10 his inexperience in
life. Jones said he gave the woman beer
to drink, liking for which she had e1-
hibited on former occasion when they
were together, and that the drive TO Upton
was at her solicitation and wish, and infor.
nation from the home of the young woms an
Jones' statement"
"What kind OF character did Jones de-
velop while in your employ"
"He was always an attentive, polite and
young "a an, and believe him
altogether incapable of committing the ou.-
rage eharg d."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
HERE AND THERE.

The Rich Hill n.in4rs have gone into
the boycotipg busires against the leading
firms OF the p ace.
S. s. SheI erd. rh9 bogus detective and
'Orser is en- erta ming the people OF Nevada
by playing the in -auity dodge in tn. most
scientific mann r.
Parsons is..alI broken up over a scandal
IN which J. w. SIN IN, a pOl!cem ,D, fig
ures In Il 'grInt delIct': with the wife Of
Charlie kPeachiD, railway emplOye.
Smith has slipped the country and Peach
in has bounced his wife, but the end is not
yet.
Containing All:n Huetz and Edward Will
liams, OF that place, and Misses Efie
Hayens OF F,rt Scott and Smith of Pitts
burg, was csps;zed at fuckers Point in
IL feet Of water and the party narrowly
esc'psd droSn.ng.
JAMES Curr, slias Jsmes 81 key. was
taken before Judge Mcbride Tuesday morn
ing, charged with passing = forged bank
check on Keck & DOMAIN. After hearing
the evidence, bond was fixed at S 90, in
default of which Curr wss returned to Jail.
Mar hal Gather, of Fort Scott was here
Monday night, and said that Curr is want.
ed at Olathe, Kansas, for passing forged
checks short time ago. Curr says he is
from Arkansas He is a bad man. and is
in fair way TO 60 10 The pea for the bad
break he made here Saturday evening
NeUoda MaI.
A female infant about weeks old
was left on the front porch of the residence
Of VIM. HOke, in the rorth part of town
yesterday morning. The child was com.
fortably sleeping in basket, which also
coaiained clothing for 1t and bottle of
milk. Last evening Marshal johnson dis
covered the mother Of the child was Mrs.
Alnie John, ,wno came here from Bates
county, Mo, wnere she LEFT her husband
b cause Of i'll treatment. Mrs. johnson
said TO the m irshal, when asked why she
had tried to get rid of the little Que, tina,
she had no means of taking care of il and
she wished to give it to some one who
could.-farso1s Sun.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25

Guilty at bis home, OF which several letters
make mention and il is not improb ,ble
that had his Baggage been examined some.
thing more might have ben learned and II
il really is a case Of suicide some evidence
to that effect there, but strange as IL may
seem, the "heavy sstchel made mention OF
in Rollins testimony has not yet been
turned over 10 the authori' .es and SO fsr as
can b. learned no effoIt has BEEN made TO
secure it, beyond request from the coro-
per to Rollins to bring il 10 him. Follow
ing is probably the last letter ever received
by the deceased, and like several others il
speaks of law suit. The letter was post
marked as received here August IA.
THE LETTER.
BLUFFToS, o, Angus, IL.
Mr.. HENRY ToGGENBURGER-Your OF
last month was received and contents
no ed. Wss glad to hear that you had
made the change from farming TO telegraph
ing. Well, things are as usual here; warm
weather and dry. Your renter has been
somewhat dissatisfied, as there are poor
sights for crops Clover seed is no good,
and he is ploWing it up and putting in
wheat. Grssshoppels are as thick as nd
oilers in hell Sam got back two weeks ago
last Saturday. He is stopping with US.
He says he likes the west very well. John
is in Iowa yet says he is not coming back.
Your trial has not come of yet, and
Andy told me that il would not amount 10
much as he thought she could not get
much.
There is going TO be a picnic down at
Lafayette next Saturday, and Sam sre
building a long wagon TO haul them in AMI
have a jolly time. Well, as my time is
short, nave not time ID write much. Sam
talks of going ok TO Iowa ss soon as
this is settled up.
i hope TO hear from you soon. Will
write to you again.
JAY M. OWENS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-08-25
COUNTY COURT.
A County Board Of Health
Organized.
Still Considering the New Court
House Construction.

Court reiumed its sess;o1 at g am.
yesterday, with all the judges present.
The first business considered was q COM
munlcstion from the state board of health.
upon which 'he following action was had.
In accordance with the rules and sug--
gesiions Of the st tie board of health il is
hereby ordered that local board of health,
be organized in Pet.is county, Missouri, to
act In conjunction with the state board Of
health and under such orders ard regu's~
lions as may De legal, and it is further
ordered by the court tn II the presiding
justice OF this court be appointed mem
ter OF said board and that he be DESIGNATED
as the presiding officer thereof, and it is
ordered that DR.. John w. Trader, of Soda
liza, Missouri, is hereby appointed a mem
Der Of said board of b, alth, and that he Be.
designated as the heal officer of Pet,is
county, and IL is ordered that the county.
clerk be appointed q member of said board
and he act as secretary of the same, and
it is further ordered thot DIR. Samuel Con.
way, Of L.mUnte, and Or. j. ". Furaerson
OF Hughesvi.le, BE- appointed IS members
of said board OF he'lth, and all of said per-
sons are hereby requested to meet and or
ganze and pl zee themselves in conmuni-
cation with the state board of health, and
that copy hereof be forwarded to the sec
retsry Of The state board of health.
Ordered that the clerk of this court enter
satisfaction in the recorders office of Pettis
county. in mortgage record II, at PIP. 376'
and 37S, the same being record of a mort
gage given to Pet;is county by F. and 8.
Heterogeneous, to secure the loan of 81 200
belonging to the capital school funds of
Pettls county, which mas been paid 10 full,
as shown by the county treasurer's receipt
now on Ill.
Court theo went into executive session TO :.
consider the bids of vsriLu, dealers who
desire to take a contract 10 the finishing
and furnishing of the rev court house.
At ) p. m. court adjourned to a. %. to-
day.