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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
AN OLD CASE REVIVED.
The Foundation Lac tor Another Suu
Against the CITY.


Against the City.
Yesterday morning Msssrs. Morris 4 Ihi
a. attorneys for James =. 4. hathas a. +.
served 6 NOTICE Oh Cits Clerk Belknap ss the
representative Of TIE oity. IL saoate 8 pOr-
ton II upper Canal street between Leonard
street and ths ID, q A NJ. railroad. Tine
action reslses al old dispute and viii prob
ably involve & ae city N another lawsuit The
facts Ia regs 1 "a the matter are ar follows
stup of la I. ~ feet IA width through
~bioh tisIs street I,as-es, was formerly owned
by Mr. l. 1. luiut,. Ca the 2ath Of 5suu-
ar!t lnt5, lie gave a mortgage on the prop
erss 10 Hathaway and on the ia
Of bcgdember Of the saue year.
Mr.. Qunbs cunt claimed 10 the
city ~ the ril.it ~ ~sy for street across
the land. takia, strip o6 feet vide 4nd 40
long In l5,1 Mr.. Hathaway began proceed
ings 10 foroclose hls mortgage and on the
third ~ August of that year the property
Was sold Mr.. Hathaway bidding Il iB. sub
sequently the council ordered sidewalk
built along tbe street, an order which wac
not obeyed by Hathaway. and the Marshal
then proceeded 10 do the work under the
formal resolution directing the work 10 be-
done. This action precipiiated The Law suIt.
Hathaway began prooeedings against the
Marshal for trospas-. Mr.. j. ". Ransom
was then city attorney, aud having
pressed an opinion upon the point III
NOlved, the council decided 10 employ Hon.
~ A. Fletcher 10 represent the citys
interests The case was tried before Judge
Montgomery on the 5th Of February, lae4,
and submitted. The court withheld doci~i0n
until July IL. when IL was given IL favor of
the city Al that trial the question Of title
wss not involved. The case wa tined and
decided IN favor Of tbe city, on the ground
that the complainant had never been IN pos
session of the land IN question, and therefore
he could not maintain an action IA trespass.
The complainant claimed priority for his
mortgage over the quit claim of Mr.. Quimby
which wss decided several months after the
mortgage had been given.
The records give Hathaway title 10 the
land. but the city claims title by possession.
The matter will probably be discussed boy the
Council ne,t Monday night and referred 10
the Committee on Streets for investigation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
m TIE COMMONS
ParneI ASKS for inquiry into late
Murder Trials but - Defeated

FarnSH ASKS fOf NaN Nhf INTO AaAS
Murder Trials out = Defeated
L0SDoN. July lI.-ln the Hoase Of Com
mons 70 night Parneu moved for s oomInis-
sion VI inquiry into ths eonduei of the re
cent marder trials IL Ireland. especially that
connected With the tragedy FOX which
Nile joyce was hanged. IL the course
of bis remarks Parnell declared that the late
premier evidently regarded Lord Lieutenant
Spencer as Ike the Pope, infallible. N0w
that tie nus regime has come, the people Of
Ireland looked hopefully for some rodrvss "
grievance.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Chancellor Of
the Exoheguer, replying for the government,
stated that any memorials Which
might be presented 10 Earl CarnaryOn,
Secretary Of State Tor Ireland,
regarding the alleged innocence OF persons
nov held a. prisoners charged with crime ia
Ireland, would receive attention by the GOV
eTnment. But any enquiries such as that
contemplated by PaTneIls motion must be
conducted by CarnaryOn, or upon his Inltl-
alton. Parnen thereulOn asked leave 10
withdraw hls motion, stating that ia view Of
what the Chancellor of the EHchequer had
just said, he believed the Government would
al some later period grant an inquiry. Dur
ing the debate Marquis harrington. Secre-
tary for War IN the late Cabinet, read a
letter from Gladstone, who Was
absent. III which the administration of Irish
Affairs by Earl Spencer was highly praised.
The letter was greeted 10y ironical applause
Al sneering comments on the part of the
Irishmen. Parnell's motion was finally re-
iected
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
AN IMPORTANT CASE.

William {. Dodge Claims to Own a
Whole County IN Georgia.
ATLANTA. Ga. July l7.-In the United
States Court here to-day before Judge Emory
Speers. an important case was argued. Viii
liam r. Dodge, of New York, from whom
Dodge county. this State, IL named, brings
suit IA electment against seventy eight farm
ers. Dodge claims TO own all the lands in
one entire county of Georgia, valued at
hundreds of thousands OF dollars, on which
the defendants have lived for years IN undis-
puted possession. The most eminent law
yers ia the State nave been employed on the
case. Judge Speers withheld his decision.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
State Flotsam and Jeisam

Fred VI. Hawkins, % Ann Arbor. has been
arrested for forgery.
The rear 0f the main drive on the Muske-
gon River has passed Ier-ey. II il expected
at Big Rapids the middle OF next month and
at MBskegon the middle Of October.
John B. Mcfarland. an Evart lumberman.
Vas robbed Of 81 400 while on his Way home
from Muskegon on Thursday The money
Ess taken from ms vest pocket while on the
car
Seven designations Of members Of the
customs force Al Port Huron were fled on
Thursday % take effect on the lsb inst
The newly appointed list has not a. Jet been
announced.
Robert White, aged Il. who got struck hy
a piece Of slab in Cutler & SavIdges mill At
Grand Haven. died late on Wednesday night
from his injuries. and vas buried Thursday
afternoon.
Itis rumored that Prof. Walter :. Perry
superintendent of Schools At Ann Arbor. il
spoken 0f By the authorities ~ the Normal
School AZ 1psiianti for the prncipalshiQ o.
that institution.
Michael NcNauus. tried AZ Fvsrt the
Waes for burz.srizinz the Catholic Churcn
there in May last. vaz OF Wedne-dsy fauri
zuiltT sud the ludee cent him 20 ionis prl--
on for one year.
samuel NsHett ~ h1=Eegon- accon,.
panied ~ Chss. r. Dave, left ou Thnrsds 81
for Nissouis. Montana. for the Purrore 20
hui.dInz tuo ssr nihs AZ MIssouis To- I. r.
Montana Improvement Company
Giles g Decker. dentist - flrosso. hss
lnst coulplsted Al ingenious inveutou ~
Which he e enabled - play seven drums Az
once- So bass and tvo snarss Invented in
seif defense. prohablp and ~ 20 E~ei 10
down hf= victim scr-aras
rsft containing 1-7s3 lozs usz RE- ceived
ny Rrer@on. HlNz & Co. st M1ssezrr. oa
ThurssisV no~ning early from *hI-e ias
It = sa = tse 1rn 1ss ovsr t.5sslso - ioEs
~ y sit= LaEe- Vhich ~ - tcveo sr-1e-
Iske W.chi zan iu tire Same nsnHer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
THE YOUNGSTOWN STRIKE.
a Compromise Proposed and Rejected
A Meeting Asked For.

YoUSGsTows, O., July IA compromise
proposition was submitted 10 the men by
Brown Bonnell & Co. was rejected IN the
association meeting tonight and a counter
proposition sent back. Superintendent
John j. Williams responded to this by issu-
ing a call TO the workmen TO meet IN the
mill yard TO morrow 10 confer as To the en-
forced idleness of the mills. The men say
this Is an attempt TO split the association.
and declare they will not attend. Brown.
Bonnell Il Co. use several hundred tons of
old rails per week. The men demand an
addition of 10 per cent. per ton for this. The
worKmen are determined and will resist any
attempt 10 start up without accepting the
scale of settlement at Pittsburg. Br )wn,
Bonnell K Co. have the largest mills In the
United States, and can't afford to remain
idle
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

Nsw ToRs. July 1.-The medical frsfer
niiy i= svcited over the case ~ Patrick keil
lg a faborer living IN 'Shsntytown." who is
dying ~ Fhsf appears 70 he a genuine case
~ Asiatic cholera. He Is suffering from
crsmrz. purunE and vomiting. and the az
-rpfa present si the distinctive features Of
4siatic cholera Dr oonant. ~ the sanitary
ta1rus believed ths csze Vaz not cholera. hut
the health officers ara snxion9. che more 80
80 fha fiefrict n which Reilly lives = the
trfara where tfia ifet -a-e ~ eiolera vRs no
tised n Arrtf 1885, The usual remedies for
s'5ulers we're 1fven the mar ard an svsTnin
elton ~ the eircn instances Of che ease vii
- made
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
AT EAST SAGINAW.
No Disturbance and No Business for
Merchants.


EAsr SAGINAW. Mich, July 1.-THE strike
IL very quiet and business qaieter. The
merchants are di-gusted with appearances
at present. Anything sensational VIII have
% be made out Of whole cloth. Barry and
number Of adherents went 90 Milwaukee last
night. where the mills were running. IL wRs
thought there would be trouble from antici-
pated intimidation. ont tho party divided
themselves into thrses and fours and con
ddenhaliy whispered % the men what they
wanted them o. know.
The New York works Hamilton & Nc
Clurs' s p. which started yesterday, had shut
down. This morning men claimed they
we're intsmidRtsd. Mcclure thinks they did
not want - work. The most blame - at
tached 60 the -awyers and foremen, who,
it h. claimed. frightened ths laborers. A. I.
Bliss made A proposition 10 his men yester-
day 20 start az ten hours. all men getting
: - per day TO get the same, those getting
between <l25 and SO reduct ION OF one
shilling and those getting over $50
- cent reduction. lie vas ready % start
the mill this morning. but only few
men. not enough 30 start. appeared. 4. ".
Wright made H similar proposition. which
Wa not accepted Stevens y Nadue Will
make proposition 10 their men 40 once %
run ON Ten hours day "A tney only pay
once a mofrh the question of wages Will De
settled when the strike Is ended, and they
fan ira with the rest Of the mills. They have
i0s men ou their pay roll. Only thirty are
Nilling t. work stevens is Of the opinion
that che uen ace intimidated.
Politically Hon. T +. Tarsney aud Prose
cutting Attorney Limerick are Threatened with
deCapitation AZ the polls.
Barry held a meeting IN the knights Of
Labor ball this morning There vas very
small attendance. Interviewed this morn
ing "a 20 whether the men would accept the
proposition 20 20 % work till the teu-hours
law takes effect. n the employers promise %
scceds to their demands az that time. he
said the men would not accept anything that
way
The detectives are still here. There seems
to he no use for them. although small posses
are in varioua mills. The militia AT around
their quarters and play cards and read
papers. bat are ANXIOUS 20 return % their
business.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
Detroit.

DETROIT. July II FLOUR -To-dsy's quotations
were: Michigan wint wheat. roller process
0Oa5 r.; Michigan winter wheat. patents. ~
as 75 Minnesota bakers. 5Hs 25; Minnesota
patents 816 25. ne 4a4 3.
The artificial vitality Of the grain market yes
teriay and the day before collapsed this morning.
and the call was consequently lifeie and weak.
There are no reasons given why anything but low
prices should be expected for some little time.
Quotations on the call tins morning were: Wheat
No 1 white spot. eiifc bid. Hc asked; August
s71Sc asked: No rel. esA.c; July. gesc bid. pe4
September 5.fnn bu AZ ~ C.. October. ~ Ole bid.
Sinis nsked. No. I'd. s0c ssked.
GoRS Mo- spot car AZ 475sc; hiRh mixed I
car az g.. rejected f6c bid. a. asked.
OAIs- White. August. 2'c asked. Nc 3 b sc
bid SIC asked
The whole receipts az Detroit for the lasi -
hours Vas one car - wheat. Theirs were with
drawn :. s.f5s hu 81 wheat i63 hu ~ corn. ana g.
23- hu of oats leaving = stock of S18b3 boa II
rhaaf - Ln Of corn anI 81 -sl III u oats.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

CHTCaoo. Jaly l7-Mary K. Leman Vas
placed on trial IN the Criminal Court to-day
charged with having poisoned her brother
in-lsw and sister AZ Rose Hill. by putting
arsenic IN their soup. Mrs. Freree, sister Of
the defendant testified a. TO how the family
bad been made sick ~ taking soup. Or.
Poole and Prof Csrhart testified - having
found unm stakable evidence 0f arsenicai
poisoning IN all who partOoS of the soup.
The jury found Mary guilty and fixed the
penalty az one year ~ the peuitentiary-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

DFIBoTr, July E.-Augu=t Magerman.
teamster employed at plauiIg mill on At
water street. aged T.. got on a D. q. II. 4
VI. freight train last evening g. ride 20 hss
home ou Scott street A the train
was approaching the Congress street bridge
he chm bed on TOP Of box car snd
stood up facing the rear end 81 t1e tram
when one Of the bridge tim bers struck him
and knocked him between the CAR. Nsger-
mans lef; leg Vas crushed 80 that II had 20
be amputated- He is at ~ Mays hospital
and the doctnrs Say be vii recover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
DUAING TBE BEATED TERN

Besit atnfs flnn atd of more peopie
who d i1 aha iuu-lIat'ss around Grand
Rapids here thousands - tourists t. p sop
pliee with suitable rlothinF, and desire g.
call attention 20 some ~ uuf Summer EguiT-
ments We urfderfrls e. simply fhe VISITS - the
male se1 n the ulsffer - superei from fhe tims
the infant leaves of hahJ clofhins sr,d grfs on
kilt skirfs up tirouRh al fhe stages - knicker-
bpckcre for small bcys. Gay and stylish suiis faf
Youfis pud Young Men lain. nessi sui,s Fer
nidd e-sg Il snd old uien. Sof onlY Go hee. i5ut
Urdnrc % is ~ ever aescripfi0u and all 'i's' 10
embrso'd in tie term Furnishing o. fi1
ings cal iier Toufis's visiting '1r
northern iake. faa shoFes o1 MoBnfsins sitiruui
llehf ovsrc ~. sre iiatia % esIerirnos ss~ons
Discomfort One - ffe rest flings fo frsve p
or vesf ~ vsosn p - Norfolk Jsfkff. -
',suris'-rlsf. blo8sa Te lsTa theui in vari0us
- terms snd prioee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
q MINE CAVlNG IN.
Excitement About an Old Coal Mine
in Nova Scotia.

BOsroS, June 1.-THE Transcript to
night prints Halifax dispatch saying that a
caye-in has occurred III Stellarton, the seat
of the oldest coal mine in the
province. man living near the old pit had
Just picked some lettuce in his garden and
returned 10 his house, twenty feet away,
when the lettuce disappeared, hole fifteen
feet in diameter taking its place. The hole
reached to the bottom of the pit and from 1t
escaped hot air. Forty feet distant a shall
lower hole has appeared, partly beneath
barn, which IL threatens to engult Other
fissures exist. some extending to within a
foot of the dwelling. The people IN the
neighborhood are leaving their houses.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
Obituary

ExETER, n. H., Julp H.-Col ID. d Rrod-
head wealthy citizen of South New Mar-
ket, died at that place this morning, seven
hours after the death of his wife. He ha "a
brother WHO was Second Auditor of tie
Treasury at Washington for several years.
Another brother was paymaster in the army,
and died only few months ago.
HDAYToN, O., July l7.-Rev. DIR. VIM. Earn
shaw, Chaplain of the central branch Sol
diers' Home, formerly commander-in-c chief
of the Grand Army of the Republic, died to
1ov
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
Established 1854.

Our National Celebratlu
together with the low pric, d.
we are selling our Dry Goo +,
and Carpets for, brought ;
this city 10y far a great
number of people from eve y
section Of our state than eA
before on any occasion tn
has ever occurred ln the h. d.
tory of Grand Rapids
SPRING 4 COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

LONDON, July 1.-THE British Afghan
frontier commission has arrived at Herat.
Its members report the country through
which they have travelled to be in a perfectly
quiet state, and express themselves as conf
dent that there will be no serions trouble on
the frontier. The gravity of the situation,
they say, il being greatly exaggerated.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

BsnoKrTS. July l7-Eixhty prisoners ot
Kings county penitentisry refused 70 per
form the work allotted 70 them this morning
and protested that the food served 30 them
vas insufficient and ~ too poor A quality.
Eighteen ~ the leaders we're put IN a dun
geon. the balance were put on a Diet Of
bread and water lt is believed a number
~ rrison- Keepers recc znizlng the Iusiice of
their demands. secretly aided them I'M the
eFnrta % nhfaln neftsr tod
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

NEw Y0us Iuiy The Nev York Hcrif
Wa thi- evening serensded hy the 0rpheon
snd IA Tyrs French singing societies. in
sisn ~ tae Dssisatal ffr esrtnoldi atafue
The f1nd has now reHched TIRE surn ~
<tt.2F
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

TKKSToS. y. J., Jolly 1.-THE Court Il
Psrdons has par5oned Dr.. Rufus !. Pea
cock. formerly = prominent physician Of Ter
sey City. vho uss sentenced eighteen months
ago 30 two years imprisonment for c0nspir
acY =, defra8d the insurance department -
the legion 70 Honor n Hudson oonnty
His good behavior in prison led - pardon.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
New York.

NEW YORK. July II Money closed easy al IL
Der cent Exchange olosed dull. Posted rates
81 s5h4 sjis actual rate. - -ii AZ 841s for 60
days. 81 .5An4 - for demand
Governments closed firm; curpucy 90 ~ =
bid: a.. coupon. 122i. bid. 41S's DO 1i2H bio
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union trsts
iI4xa1ilA: do land grants l "a bid. sink
ing funds l2i9i22; Centrals ulsalllA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
a GREAT BRIDGE.
The New Link Between Indiana and
Kentucky.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 1.-THE great
bridge at Henderson, KY, over the Ohio
river, has been completed. and trains will
commence running over il tomorrow. A
force of LOO men has been working on IL
for over year. The structure Is 3,6S6 feet
in length, having IL spans proper, three sup
Elemental and smaller spans. The channel
alone is 525 feet from center to center of
pier. Ii is said to be the longest triangular
truss span in the world. The approach con
sists of trestle three and one half miles in
length. Its cost il placed at S3,O0O,Oo0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

NfvroRT ST.. Jolly IA loose rsil nesr
Barton. fnis morning threV tVo cars q the
Boston cypress over file Tsssunnpsic Railrosd
oT fhs track. Quebec Sleeper. No. ~. vs=
thrown ~ ~ si5e and badis snnesi.ed. Sev-
s~si passengers rere badly hart. bui none
fafetr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
Asserts His Prerogatives.

LONDON, July 1.-THE Ameer of Afghan
istan has proclaimed that he having received
the decoration Of the Order of the Star of
India, Is entitled by virtue of that order TO
the assistance of the Indian army, if it be
comes necessary TO ask for II.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

W,srrSoro~. Jsiy II a barge 0il painting
of tbs scsne 81 she Greedy relief party ss
Camp Clay. Tgne -. fosA ~ Alfred
ope-fi ~ N.w farx has heen received Ell.
the Navy Department It represents tnt
sl-sne A. tae nonieutof hftsng trreely out -
he tafter--i -anI
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
True It's. It's Pity. Pity lis. It's True

True 'tis. tbs Pity, Pity tbs, tits True.
If old Pollonius were 20 enter our store
ling our fine Msckinaw Hate. he would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did III his life. II l. pity
that fine Mackinaw Hats should be sold for
81: but IL IL nevertheless true that We are
for our Fall styles, which We are now order
ing. We also have a fine assortment Of
Manillas. which We are closing out, al cost.
THoNAs a CEiPPIN,
~ Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
- 80 - - 10 So.

WssEuSereS. Iuly l-.-Col Denby Chinese
Minister. VII leave san Frsncisco for his
post ~ duty A1T1st e.. after spending
severed weeks boxing into the condition of
the Chinese population RI California ard
having persoual interviews rffh the rr'ucipal
-hlnan,an ~ san F-anrtscn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

NEW YoRK, July IA fire tonight in the
building at S3 to - Thomas street, occupied
by Thurber. Wyland & Co a. a spice and
pepper factory, damaged the stock. machin-
cry and building TO the amount Of $4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

wrssyeoS 8ioh, July l7.-Ths dining
hsl. kitchen and sforessu-e ~ ths boom
conarany st tse oouplinz erounds we're -
sf~rFH5 hy f~e issf rig-+, suTposs-i frorn
fz-tulrz. loss 81 fn5g fnsurad ~
For the steward. iosez $50 insured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
Grand Rapids Markets.


lELEeRAM OFFICE. July ~.
t4RNN Wheat. red long horry ec zhorf iserry
&c. No 1 white $50. Corn 80 Oats, ga sc.
FREsH MEsTs -iie~f. ler cHf - f007 -. tesl
$ ppa7 se mutton. > cas- ~. pork. 20
G5 -
poUITRY Fowls. Dressed. nate.
Egss -flHl8c.
HoVFT i0ol lzfs- per uound
RFaNs Dnli ~ 7tfk ~ per busfel
SEEDS over - -Dnt7s.
Hrnrs g4-a..r sei8, = r-ar 2. c7re.f -7el.c. kfp
green ease. drG 80 De- Vaal skim green. ec liry
ffr. 1rkin lEfn- 02E fruhty hilre are-ffird
~ Sheep peirs Shoari.nss. 1ozI Pr. lamb skins.
l70 -.
Tsrrop -Talou. aac rer p.
VFeFT tRrFs potsfnee "a r. nv lfc
SrsseRraRTFs. sase. rrrsnts g - peT Pa A..
srrrrs Frs-h roll Ioaf24o. tub and 5srs. 70
NV saafl re- t,r. nov Ssal0 nact q ne
nep ssy i- .old h1 Pc .osd S-rsp. - s3a 1o
Won -Dry Is-iaeb blocks. 3 7sa2oo - oo-d.
fonrfoot ros.i = HEs4 "a peF cord-
WooI.-z3s1zsc.
wTscxgE.svvor~ sv71fvs FRrrT-
:. sozs 2 -... - 80 = = s,,s. s-, --.si
NM -FFEu MttflInsS = per fcl wfo.f4sie
/ par rrf r=1si h-al 80 II fer ton whole
ssla - per rrt- -efsii co-n sud osts - rer tou
wholesale 4 = rrr fFt. -afai
prs-vTsraSs Haes rrrs rer th 81 rl ~iasr
rr-x ~ A. rs-s rte.-ssle alfr re~ ?.
sto1 1a- sr-eea aeef l3es lard aerrse
S.r4 Syrseses barre . r -sgsnsv . ST.
ssErs Iir-cthF s. - rlarg = - PED J ~.
1 - r-rHs-s rrs-~ 3 81 kettuekg tlue g-s-s.
KrsoepVx On Vs-.~ ~tfts ~ rf.e htl ns
per - or Nfehassr fa@t ~ ge- ga
Tsvr PrssrvR -sr iorz g re- err f-rr
-iry r-sreaarse = ~ p@r I'D. fefsl zc rer -r-f-
Fl.ssrzsTSs MsrFsI AZ ls--e s-sac E-sp5ds
- - 49, 0Aso eT Psfo=ses = z hslr
ss- ~ ac -eueaf : szi ~ T~T ohi. sr1ceo
sTs - 81 So - -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

Our entire stock Of SUNNI =
Dress Goods, Silks. Paraso
Fans, Laces, Hosiery. Glove
Lawns, White Dress Goo
&C. will positively be clos ID
ont.
SPRING q COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

Wsrslr. July u -tt stated thst forfs
,s.seen nuns u.o we're iucc1iatad PSI H.
Fsr-sn r, prevent -hciera. have sii ~ t,eu1
iis.,i frou IRE disees--
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18
Chicago Markets.

OFFICE or Y. V. TAYLOR Powers's Block
GRAND RAPIDS. July II. 1886.
Early cables quoted firm markets in England
for wheat and corn, but later markets decreased
and wheat was quoted 6d lower. Chicago receipts
increased 220O Gogs. - cars wheat. 42l cars corn
and g. cars oa -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

We wrul8 srnnfiar oDf hHn1srrfie hiifs and
ge-seJs or q nire Ss Iiuf euits 90 plain
rlsatnS Ri,,use Suif. Taeg 80 nof expensive
addins e. sEfrs psir ~ 80 - sforT - iorg
f.srts - the case u,sF bs - emergency snd D.
rrf forget - lsf ir ssfak - stirf aisfs slI tf
va from q eeno fo tis9. our faucI Pe-rsies
and Ci.avias vsisf VII prove aeoertss,ie -
many aceasifrs fut far 3 ran.'is ~ s.oefine fte
f,avs sal rant nns - our ra1s'iisr-ias'-i frsr.'
Flerr~f @fsrf Wnisf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

Cslso. Tnlv f-.-The snnasi rise - he
Siie fs progressing fsrorshiT. tae ~ster ~
snr. e snythinz. hixhsr than 1@uai ~ tliIs
stage ~ re rss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-18

y ff.a sui-shis Tru1k perker Ss.ri.- ~ iise ln
tsis lire oor sffrk eon.p-isas eve~s rurie~y a
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