Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-04
Morning Telegram.
GRAsD RAPiDs. NAY 4. Isss.
aIsoR alcHIaAS nAFTERs.

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A zool teacher Is wanted near Clarea-
i1l slat.on.
lhe Straits ase open- oat boating ies
asikes TIC aassage dangerous
The Hastings baansr 10 thirty years
olI aad Is ~ lriyat snd usEsy - ever
fhe Rgsrsoa Manufacturing Company
m ~ al Ma=asgou, elii start ap to-day.
Ia t.so assEs tbe telephone hne from
Jaezson q. Ua0n City will be completed
Nlnsfssn horses were bought At Alike
xan - xeek ~ B. l. Saries, u New
f0rl. f.r Eastern markets.
TIE Muskegon IF0rkiHgBeaA Jour
ula Eouid be much improved Il it bad
Lexis profanity il i1s columns.
Hon. George A. Farr, u Grand Haven,
sili deliver tle memorial address al
Charlotte oa Decoration Day.
It Is reported fhat 0n the shores II Wall
Lake. m Hope are hundreds Of dead fish
evidently ui.sd by dynamite.
Tiffany Brother=. u Jonesville, ship
ped three earl loads 0t bnggies 10 Kansas
last week. aad have orders Tor more.
A tslsphone Inc from Portland 10 Yer
moutglls via sun eid EatOa county u
thOught ia tnat section % Dc desirable.
Sylvester nggins. u Bellevue, made
100 pounds Of maple sugar this season,
40 pounds of which he sent % friends III
California.
The Kalamazoo River Baptist AssOeia-
ri1n vii aOld sunday school Institute
lu Allsgs1 MAJ - and IA, conducted by
W A. Powell.
The Tttabawassee Boom Company ex-
poets t0 commence work to-day, and n II
does al the East Saginaw mills viii soon
be m operation.
The Maskegon Boom Company will not
Commence active operations until next
ws,ek Monday on account u high water a
the Mgskegon river
A regular line Of boats viii be run this
season between Cleveland and Green Bay,
stopping 40 Alpena, OscOda, Cheboygan
anal other way ports.
The Niles Presbyterians feel sO elated
al beng free trom debt that they invited
tha whole rity o. Iubllate with them on
Thursday evening, April 81
The ice packed SO closely on Friday at
81 llmace Is was a question whether the
~Alpena." which arrived there that morn
ng, could leave as soon as she intended
Charlotte will have the pleasure OF
hearing Miss Frances r. Willard. Presi-
dent oi the National WOmsn's Christian
Temperance Union, speak Sunday, May
"a
W l.. Smith, late deputy SuperIntend-
emit Of Public Instruction, has COM
menced the work ~ organizing new lodges
~ the Royal Arcanum throughout the
State.
A Bay CITY man has been in Phlladel-
pima. Pa. selling lumber at wholesale at
bottom rates, and at the same time was
selling IN secret small lots 10 retail deal
ers az the same rice.
Judge White. OF East Tawas. has de-
crs,ed thar James McIvor late Supervisor
Of sherman township. deliver the town
books and papers To his successor or
warrant viii be issued.
Gieorgs h. Pairello. II South Bay City,
who has been building two mills for the
Canadian Pacific Railway Company IN
British Columbia, was IN Chicago last
Thursday on bis way home.
Mr. Wright former rector OF the st.
Johns Episcopal Church. will finish his
college course and be ordained IN June,
when be- Will settle IN East Saginaw as
assistant to the rector there.
The Patton County Teachers Associa-
tion wiz hold It's next session at Eaton
Rapids May @ In the afternoon Prot
Hamilton hng. of Ohyet, viii read an
Interesting paper on the schools OF Eu-
ROPE.
40 tine comp stitive examination ot can
dilates f1r naval cadet from the Jackson
distr an the boys we're very bright. but
George Rock. ~ Hastings, stood the
highest and Lewis bennington, Of Grass
Lake. next.
A considerable number of Canadians
have sts,y arrived m the mining regions
of ths Upper Peninsula Of Michigan, be-
cnuse tssy fear var in Canada OF because
they may starve for lack u labor on ac-
count OF the duh times.
II IS said tbat-up river loggers are
about to try the experiment. ot breaking
rol.waes with dynamite. which It Is
claimed. can be successfully accomplished
without nurng the logs on endangering
the hvss ot the workmeu.
Lansing is not going 10 be caught ia
auV sIl.s TOR tamageS on account Ot de
festive sidewalks. During the past year
thaf ci-y nas used for sidewalk and other
purposes about 326O0 feet of oak aud
ic4n Feet 90 pine lumber
Cieo-re F.. the eighty son Of n.
D Przh. ol Lansing. died last Tuesday
morning ~ malignant dir htheria. after
au illness of four days. 10 Is remarkable
thar there are no more cases IN the fam
iIV. as they have All been exposed.
Ao1rfbe iine oftbe Detroit. Mackinaw
* Marquette Railroad log drivers tins
ysar Eat only 81 - % $50 a day. as
compared tn "a day a few Years ago.
Bat fh1s difference IS not 50 great IA 10
appears 1n tbe Surface when 10 Is remem-
berei that merchandise and produce are
also very muCb iuwer.
n m Stnson has sold ms property on
tfe east side ~ Nuskeron river. az Big
Eapids George Crawford was the pur-
CHASER fhe propel ~ consists of four or
tive acres of land. on winch = a sash.
ioor and sllni factory and a number II
dwellings TIE machinery was to 20
put n motion immediately by the Pur-
chaser