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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
SHERIDAN IN KANSAS.
sOoMED sr THE OKLAHOMiTss.
The CheYenass Still Quiet. Dat Great
~ Alarmed Sheridan Out o.
Fearing.

Ca4DszLL. Kan. Jalg l4.-lien. Sheridan
and party ieit here al noon for Fort hsno-
shsridaa had a. enthusiastic reception from
Caps Couca and siE Aandrai Oklahoma
booller-. Sno are camped l-ar here They
es1l.ted aroaaa lad eheer4d the Generai.
And aasl5 mada aim stand for 0atdoor
photograph @ifh several veterans 0f ths Ear
la 1lliosul. AZ background he boomers
are awaiting the aute0lie ~ tie thegenns
difficulty sith a Eood deal of interest, bal
are . very q4ieL lhey are most
ig engaged Il teauIng ia the
f0k. iai.an t1a Military departments
The lDdIlus sal seem quiet AZ the z heyeDne
azsuaI pat are greatly alarmed a. 20 the
Cossraaaeut' iute4tl0u- They certainly are
really alt snl sake str path u any attempt
3. made 20 1lssrla them. ihere are n99
about 30 troops az Reno, aud probably
100 al Cra57leli. has. Generals ,hrsiQaL
and NIia- are very reilcelt a. o. ghal they
sili ao. bls lt "a believed III it can De accom-
pll-nr1 without pfecipitatlug conflict. the
Cheyennes vii be disarmed. The Indians
on the reservation have been notified that
sheridan, Mllrs and Inspector Armstrong
Nui meet their chiefs on saturday
az Fort hsno fOr a long talk. Among the
chiefs funouuc-d 70 talk are " LID Hog. Wolf
Robe. Little Robe. 0f cheyenne. and Little
Raven. ArrapaDhoe chief it Il -ald here that
several yolng men who have been at school
at Darlington Agency and who learned -
read, aud 0ho il va. Thoughts were good In
dIaus. are now cat making medieiEs." that
il. out with tbs Old warriors listening 10 var
talk and preparing var aceoulremeut-. paint
and feathers.
Henry stafford. one OF Couches's men.
Just returned from Reno. says the alarm
thers h very great. and thar
Agent Dyer and the people % the agency
would remain there no longer N troOp= were
not going forward. Dyer particularly dis
liked by the Indians because 10 l. hs who
wants o. disarrn them The Indians are
splendidly armed, have plenty OF ammunition,
aud have received plenty Of money from
cattle bosses. They have for months been
storing away amuniton. IL viii De inpOs-
-ibie - commumcnte again with sheridan
and party Till they get 10 Fort Reno.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
AQUIRT DAY FOR GRANT
VISITORS KEPT AWAY sY RAIN.
The General Sees No One Dut the fam
~ and the Doctor a Restfoi
Night Expected.

Nj MoGEEGOR, July 1.-THE afternoon
passed quietly win the General. Who kept 10
his sOom most Of the time, but occasionally
walked cat INTO the psrlor aud sat before TIE
blaze Of wood IRE. The usual afternoon
dlscomhl Was nOt especially severe. In the
evening be was ready 10 80 10 bed lake
the day altogether IL has been al
easy one. The General was more
disposed % quiet than he was
yesterday, he neither talking or using the
pad except from necessity. HIS pulse how
ever. retained its normal frequency and vol
une. and be was a. free yesterday from
languOr and other dispinung phases
Of the disease lie saw no one
today except the family and the
doctor The rain kept visitors away and 80
~as OF service IA giving him quiet. The IN
dicatiOns were fair for the night when he
vas prepared for rest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
AMoNuMeNT FOR MRS. SURRATT
" Brick Pomeroy Receiving Subscrip-
tions tor the Project

NEw YoHK, July 1.-THE following spec
ial from Washington Is published IN the
EceH1lg Telegram to-day: sensation has
been created by the announcement by
Brick" Pomeroy that he will receive sub
scrptions for the erection of a monument 10
Mrs. Surratt, who was executed a. a conspir-
ator IN the assassination of President Lin
coin. Pomery claims that Mrs. Surratt was
murdered that she was an innocent Roman
Catholic woman without murder III her
heart. He points To the fact that all the
members of the military commits
sion that condemned Mrs. Surratt
10 death are dead, except
Holt, that he, residing in the suburbs of
Washington, Is almost crazed and that
majority of those who are dead. committed
suicide, proof he claims, that they saw the
injustice of their verdict. The citizens of
Surrattsville. a small village in Maryland,
have subscribed $1,000 which they think
will guarantee the success of their project TO
mark the resting place of the deceased con
spiratOr.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
a Bold Attempt At Robbery.

ATIk~rA. GA. Jniy l4-Thieves this morn
ing AZ daylight secpred an engine With the
intention q attaching 10 70 the Richmond g.
Danviiie pay car. containing 5000. They
intended to haul the car % the'sgbnrbs of the
city. blow up the safe and secure the money
The payma-ter woke up. and 6uding the car
IN motion began firing ~ the thieves. Help
srrivine the would- be rohbers fed
ore - tbs men who attempted 20 rob the
Richmond & DsnviNe paJ-car. ua- arrested
on The Georgia railroad tonight. and
brought 81 Atlanta. The police sag ~ viii
-nrllcate ~ nthers to-norrop
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
THE LANSING POST OFFICE.
The Battle Wages Bitterly at Wash
inotOn.

WASHINGTON, July H.-Ten days ago word
was passed around in Michigan circles that
the next fortnight would see a number of
changes in Michigan offices. 4 Michigan
man who has Just returned here from the
South says something is about to drop in the
direction of Michigan this week. Col. George
Z. Sanford. Lansing, and party of friends
are expected here this evening. 1t Is said
that Sanford Is coming with blood in his eye
and will make short work of his enemies.
Mr.. Kilbourne, who returned here to-day
from Virginia, says ne Is not frightened at
the approach of the Sanford party. He
proposes TO hold the fort and does not think
Sanford can take it. In any event the fight
over the Lansing pOstoffice will be carried
to the Senate next winter # no appontm ent
is made before. The air Is filled with charges
and countercharges. A. j. Shakespeare. of
Kalamazoo, il i7 expected, will come here
soon or be represented by some friends.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
The Munster Bank Fails.

Cork, July 1.-THE Munster Bank lin
tied, which has its head Office in this city
and branch in Dublin, has failed. The
liabilities instituted are seventeen hundred
and fifty thousand pounds. Its sharehold-
ers are chiefly ladies, whose sole dependence
Is dividends accounting from shares. The
directors of the bank express confidence of
their ability to settle in full. j
LONDON. July 1.-THE news of the fail
ure of the Munster Bank created a sensa-
ton here this evening. The Parnellites in
the House of Commons excitedly paced the
lobby or gathered IN groups iii 'cussing the
disaster of their constituents TO themselves.
The opinion is general among them that the
failure will cause great deal of suffering IN
South Ireland.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
q Terrific Storm

SrEr BFNvILLE. %. July IA terrific rain.
wind and hail storm passed over this vicin-
IT'S to-day. doing immense damage TO build
and other buildings were badly wrecked.
The Calumet Clay Works. of Toronto. vas
struck by lightning and badly damaged.
Large hail stones killed a great number Of
small animals. besides stripping the trees Of
fruit and fairly moving down corn and
other crops A large washout occurred on
the track Of the Cleveland s. Pttsburg r. Z.
At Bridgeport station trains a.e badly de
iqvad
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Exciting News from Afghanistan.

LONDON, July H.-Despatches received
here tonight state that the remaining mem
bers of the British boundary commission on
the Afghan frontier have suddenly struck
tents and are hurrying toward Herat. The
reason for the move Is unknown. The news
has created feeling of uneasiness in official
circles here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

NEv Yess. Telv IA Managers ~ banks
belonging Co the Clearing House Associs-
iiou. were to-day di-cussing the suggestions
made hy q. y. Jordan. Treasurer II the
nited States. fhst fse tendency I'm financial
sfnr4 te trifI towards silver nass should
ne checked br change in the gold policy.
W definite acficn Ta- tssen hr che Azz'ci-
sticn. ere managers being of the opinion
fast tber bad Better wait awhile before
adopting Gre .en araI policy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
- go 4 e.r 60.

Bsr CTrr Nioh. Taly If-Cov. AiVsr and
Col Ioug resched the etF thi- afternoon
and are nor al dinner sf fhe FrazeI House.
II hey vii hold s causu ltsf5on rlth citizens
and look oTer the s-t1sti0u- - -fri ksrs
have APPOINTED committee. consisting q
one mem ber f-ozn eacn rsr3- - sohrlf Sob
scrirsions from merchants ard Others for
fhe benefit ~ strikers Ehose fnaucsl con
6ioon - s8eh s@ - make e iusYosslbAe -
bold ore
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

trstvv. y. ~. Jni7 "a Since the West
s~r Crian for he secnu5 nne On SundsY
morning secn~ei possession ~ t1e American
Rapid ard Bankers & Merchants Tires.
there has eaan a guard cn 8uty nfghf ant
tar asf ni Ehr g.scrf 1fteen lI1euleu were
rafrhfuz. rr, sach nn Tire ofice pole ant
rlrcf the -eneiu6er or the ground. Several
of ehe wires ARE aeinz worked by tae est
arn nion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Shot His Daughter.

HALIFAX, \. s, July H-Edward Withers,
a clerk in the Halifax Custom House for sew
eral years, shot his daughter, aged Is, and
then himself at his residence, QuinpoOl
road, this morning. They are both dead.
Withers had not been considered of sound
mind by many of his acquaintance for
some time past.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Connor Must Hang.

WrNIPEe. Man. July A.-The authori-
ties have decided that the law must take its
co1rs. and Counor viii therefore be han red
on Friday. The appeal 70 England will be
proceeded with. Notwithstanding the pris-
oner may sufTer death. ss counsel may wish
to test the validity ~ the isW under which
the sentence wss obtained. They say that
III the decision Is in their favor that Rel
cannot be hanged. although found guilty and
sentenced fn 3aqth
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
NEW JERSEY FIRES.
Extensive Destruction OF Cranberry
and Timber Lands.

PHILApsLPHIA, July 1.-THE fires which
have been burning in the cranberry bogs and
timber lands OF South Joyce, were practi-
caliy extinguished by welcome rain last
night and this morning. The cedar
swamps, and some portions Of the boys, are
-nu sm0uldering The fire may
break out again IL the drought con
tinues About sixty four thousand
square acres Of land have been burned
over In BurlingtOa and Camden counties.
The damage ~ immense. A large number
Of residents ia the vicinity who made a liv-
ing picking crauoerrie=. hnckieberries and
hunting game on the burned lands are left
destitute Of employment. The cranberry
vines are destroyed for at least two years
and it - feared most Of the small game has
been DESTROYED
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
The story that There Would 1e No
More Removals.


More Removals.
WAsHINGTON, July 1.-THE Post referring
to the publication to the effect that the Presi-
dent had called : halt in the dismissals of
Government employs for alleged offensive
parti-anship" says: There l. absolutely DO
foundation for the report" The message
which the President IL said to have cent with
in the past few days TO all the heads Of
departments reass e-ting his views on
civil service reform ~ enunciated in his
Christmas letter 20 Mr.. Curtis snd IN his
inaugural address and di=approvinE Of the
offensive partisanship' rule a. recently ap-
Piled has no existence and never had. 7 he
causes for which changes are made in the
various departments snd bureau= are the
same now ss they have been All along No
new instructions on the subject have been
Issued - the Pre- e-Ideut
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE President to-
day appointed Larner b. Harrison, of Gin
cinnati. to be Government Director of the
Union Pacific Railway Company. vice +. +.
Noyes. declined. Harrison Is President of
the First National Bank of Cincinnati.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

Considering the Question OF Using
Machines IN Their Work

WHEELING. July i3-The first annual con
vention of the United Mailer, Of America
began its deliberations in this city 70 day.
Two delegates are present from each factory
ia the territory covered by the organization.
Many important question Will be- discussed
and acted upOn. More than three hundred
nail feeiiers we're present AZ MAS meeting
held last night tO consider the mauufactur-
srs's proposition that they shOuid accept
machines and learn how % grind.
agreeing to cut nails under the new sc,tle OF
the Westeru Association. II Vas finally de-
cided 90 make demand upon the uailers
that Per cent. of che feeders be- taught "a
grind. and gwen places "A nailers annually.
if tins p~oposi ton n reIected the feeders
will be st liberty 20 accept machines ~ any
factory rheir 3ctiou Will De sustained by
the convention
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
a Georgia Elopement.

MACON, Ga, July IA. +. Bambeary,
money order clerk at the Macon post Office,
and Nellie Batner. aged -, daughter of a
wealthy livery man here. ran away and were
married in Atlanta Saturday. They elOped
because the girls parents said she was too
young 10 marry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

a Mob Th-satsn to Blow Up a Jail at
Marion

W.B.sH. lad. July lt-Iho neighboring
city of Marion. county seat Of Grant county,
was The scene Of a riot to-day. Frank Wal
lace. colored. has for years beer a terror %
tha city and yesterday. having been ont Of
aii but a short time. insuited two ladies. for
which be- vas arrested. late last night 3
crowd wps orxani red to take Wallace out of
ail and hang him in aome unknown way
a ,you0g man named Kelley was shot and
Instantly killed The accident frpstrated the
designs 0f tne mob for the time. but they
threaten nnlezs Wallace "a delivered over
during tse dag they will blow np the Jail
There vii probably be- further blood shed
before morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
New York.

NKw YORK July H-Money closed easy Ar IA
Der cent Exchange closed dull. Posted rHfae
81 s5fti sis actual mates - So al s4is for 30
days: 81 5546s ~ for demand
Governments closed hTm; currency e's 127s
bid: As. coupon 122i4 bid 4is's do 1924 bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union frsts
11ias61l4 4: do land grants l07 al o. bid. sinking
funds l2l6 ~. Centrals l1lhalllA.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
a Marshal kiIIed by DistilIers.

NASHVILLE, July l3.-Deputy Marshal Mil
Ter, who left Gallatin several days ago 10
arrest some illicit disiilers in Sumner coun-
ty, has not been heard from. IL l. supposed
he has been killed 10y them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
EXPLOSION AND FIRE.
Chemicals Ignite in a Basement and
Cause Serious Damage.

SduSe OeFiOUS damage,
NEW YORK. July l4.-An explosion, sup
posed to have been caused 10y the ignition of
chemicals, occurred this afternoon in the
basement of the premises at ~ and - Lib
erty street, occupied by Schlessinger & Co.,
wholesale liquor store, offices, headquarters
of the Otis Elevator Works and several busi-
ness Offices. Schlcssinger IL Co. occupied
the lower floors and base ment. The shocks
shook the building. smashing the windows.
and turning everything upside down. I'm
mediattly following the explosion came the
cries Of 'hre." aud flames and smoke soon
filed the place. he iremen controlled the
fame within an hour after the alarm had
been sent 0ui. The loss J. estimated at
$1,000 insured. A. II. Leman. superin-
terdent Of Sches-inger's place. was badly
burned about the head. and VIM. Kelly,
foreman. had his arm seriou-l iniufed by
falling from ladder
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
lonia School Meeting

IONA, Mich, July IL About five hundred
persons were present at the annual school
meeting held here last night A short con
test over the election of members of the
Board of Education took place Erastus T.
YeOmans and Chauncey Waterbury were re-
elected by good majOrties.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

CB1oowNorov. July l4-One of The severest
hsl and wind storms snown for years visited
the neizhborhcod 10 Savb-oos to-day stones
ere sire ~ hen's eggs fell and covered the
ground foe m les around. z~aqtIq dame r-z
the fne growing crops Buildings suffered
terribly from the Storm. Three per-ous are
reported seriously burt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Established 1854.

Oar National Celebration
together with the low prices.
We are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for brought To
this city by far a greater
number Of people from every
section of our state than ever
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred m the hls.
tory Of Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

True It's. it's Pity. Pity tbs, It's True.
and zee the low prices st which We are sell
ling our fine Mackiuaw Hats, he would utter
the above words with more force and empha-
sis than he ever did IN his life. II Is a pity
that fine Mackinaw Hat should be sold for
81; but il is nevertheless true that We are
doing this very thing ia order 10 make room
for our Fall styles. which We are now order
ing. We also have fine assortment OF
Manillas, which Se are closing out, at oort.
Thomas a CKFPIN.
II Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Chicago Markets.

OFFIOE OF +. V. TAYLOR. Powers Block. I
GRAND RAPIDS. July "a. 1885. (
Foreign markets were dull to-day and 50 TO 6d
lower on wheat. Chicago markets have been
nervous and active fiuctuating frequently within
q narrow range. The Chicago report of visible
supply shows $4,000 bu decrease in stock of
wheat 255. 5.O0 decrease in corn. Chicago receipt
include 170 cars OF wheat 60S Of corn. and 1900
L....s Pric..a Innr.ad "a fnllnMs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

LoSDos. July l4.-St George's Episcopal
Church. Hanover square. Was filled this
morning with fashionable aud ari-tooranc
audience 10 witness TIE marriage Of Lord
Vernon 10 Miss Fannie Lawrence. daughter
of Francis &. Lawrence. of New York
Among the nOtables present were United
States Minister Phelps and Vlfe, the Duke
and Duchess OF Buccieuch. Earle HardWlcke
Granville, Nemyss. StanhOpe and kOosbrfy,
with their wives. the Earl> OF Cork. iAich-
field and Kingston. and ladies. Sir " ~.
Vernon Harc0urt and Lord Harrington.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
a CONTEST Win SOULS
A PsnnsY'vanis Mar Against an Ohio
Mar az Zsnesvills.

wan aA L+fir,Fftt-s
T.Vrsvf1tz. O.. July Il-Six thousand
people. among them many sporting men
from surrounding critics. Witnessed the sim
zle-oared scuil contest between james Mon
igor. 81 Pitfsburg. and Ed Clator % this
citv Which took place here AT q. A. this even
ing. on the Jpuer Nuzsingum. a special
train ~ ien rondola cars with raised seats
wa= ran hv tne MussiuEnm Valley Railway
tne f1l length ~ the rCur-e. which - one of
the finest in tile country. The race was q
three rniie contest for S51 a side Ciafor
winning n fVentV-oue minutes. Geo. Weis-
r-lr'sar VFs tha referee.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

Ev,ysvrrs. Iad.. July "a The crgsrs
0f t5is eitv te-uight rendered 8 farewell ban
,uat to Charles : penhv. Minister tr China
The event Vas notable ore About tTv1
hundred ue~scu= were present.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

LONDON. July 1.-THE D0iiy Telegraph
says satisfactory assurances having been
gwen by Germany, and other powers the
government will, in a few days, issue an
Egyptian loan Of nine million pounds.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Grand Ranlds Markets.
PAW PRODUCE FROM F1RsT HANDS.

FAHN PRODUCE FROM FiRST Hands.
TrIKeRsx OrPrcK. July "a
GusHr- -Wheaf. re8 LONG inT~T. &c shorf le-rv
SC. No. / white ssc Corn. so oa's "a 81.
FRFsH MKsTs Roef per cv7 - 5lt7 81 es-i
s. 0e7 -. mntton. - 56s - %. pork 90
por-r TRY Fovls Dressed. l2aito.
Fgoe-ff0fac.
HowFF-100 u % Ter pound
HFtvs Dull 81 7sn 8 ~ T.er fushaI
svFps- lover - oats.
Hruvs- Cire-n sslf-s ger 2, cured -ffsi<cs kir
green 7f9c dry. ~ 10 veal asins. green Fr frJ
m dakin skins f2r. Gruhhs idae ono .ffirs
81 Sheep peits ShasrlinRs l4st l1c lsr0b skins
Tsr4o~-Taflou. 4slo pr =.
YEeFTsBIEs Pofsfoas. pa re. ner. r.
STRsvHFREIs 50. sasc. tu-rarfs. q h gfr pa.
BurTrs -Freeh roll Ioelzsse. t.is and jsrs. 30
Glzsc.
rez hay i sold hg ti.e ioad- sfrs7 s. ssaf p0
woo1,- Dry Is-iu-h bIooks. & 7sazpo per .oord.
fourfoot wood : Fft4 1o rer cord
WooI-13ft 25c-
gIs-ETEatrF0r-s SIT 1Tse PRICES.
FIoUs Pastry rer tarrei g 81 wholaes u.
= g r4-e7 -rssfarf 3 ~ wholesale o. refafl
M1r-fFFD Ni3dlinez 80 r<T cor vhaie-slr
3 ror ~uf. re-siis trsr. 80 ~ ger tr'r. whole
A. B. - pe- rrr- re-sll. er~T aur cHte b ~ faE
~--.es-ie- & y r.-r crr- -~ta
pFav1ss0Vs Mss gsrk rsar efiI. 80 g. e'sss
Tss~s .r~- so har.s gho.aeaie. ssr per p
sa.r i7e-s - smoked irsf fsr- isr3 tis-es-
-ur sg-sea--. ss--eL 8 ? sse.nsr :, -
; a--'sri r-sss. s. ~ keftnek5 nlns grsss.
Ersozv~r orr Wsfa- vfits t-y sf.s hfl fo.se
r<r r. H1- Wl-tiFsr ts~f a Ger ga
LsVr FrseTss lr -sT lors a $ FseT 'er froT
rifr ve-=.on-e 3 r. re~ to- hers.L p Or cEt
Fl.ssrrsTse NsTxsI tls I4iV1e ifrsro hsfif,s
zse s,~r ~ -sa,ert . ssai 2 psr bbe srnerr
7H - t.fli 49, r.ar
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
The Shot Gun IN Georgia.

BAxLEl. Ga, July I3.-Henry Lsnier and
Charles Thorpe got into dispute here tbis
morning and Lanier blew ThOrpes brains
out with shot gun. lie was arrested and
jailed. Public feeling runs high and lynch
Ing Is probable
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

Our entire stock Of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks. parasols,
Fans. Laces, Hosiery, Gloves,
Lawns, White Dress Goods.
&c. viii positively be closed
out.
Spring a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

ksvzaSsE. III J1ly "a No more deaths
.s-c-1rre3 to-day from 5rie5 beef poisoning
10 Msnence. Msny ~ the sick ara set in a
rrIticsl condition.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
Wants a Portable Hospital.

BERLIN. July 1.-THE Empress Augusta
has offered a prize Of $4,000 for the best
portable hospital for use ia time Of war.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15
DURING TIM HEA7ED TERN

Besides the sesefiiy Thousand o. naors people
who live in and Immediately around Grand
Rapids There are tiiuueenaf ~ foUrisis o. H. sup
pii~' viii Suitable clothing snd w. desire g.
caii attention fo sfnf ~ uuf 1ufausef tgDir-
Hfefts We urd-rfate 81 anri.', iiie pants - ti,s
naaie sez tle matter ~ aTfersa ffufr 80 fiIrf
Gie infant ieefss ~ is.isf fiofhiug and Iuis 80
kiif ekirfs up through aii t,s sfsees ~ suickes-
hockers for -naaI h,rt Seas Hnd iis'g~ssif tsr'
Yauths End founr Nen isin nssf suiis ~
rnidd e-seei ard old rneu hoi s,f.i1 e i,.- irli
Underciolis- ~ everg description as,d ,i tlis %
efl,frsred iu fie term furnishinF ~ Fs-
ings ~ " rnn fier. Tourists fisifine our
Norfln-n Isssas eee sforef mountains without
lirit ovsrroai ars iistle ~ esfsriracf sssrious
discomfort one ~ 80 uleasf faing. fo frnse' IN
~ xaef ~ vaosfifn n j. horfok jarksf ~
fo1riss- -ulafsd Ble1sa ~ hers nirrn in ysri.,os
lasfferns auJ price,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-15

PARIS, Jnly 1A-Three murders, and FIVE
mnrderous assaults occurred IN the streets
OF Paris sunday night.