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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

DrrHoE1 Tuearisg Mas o. Flour -prices 70
day eare 81 folIoFs Mot iaan p1nfer vtssf "a
So rolled process = -. 30. patents z 7a
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

CoruNars. d.. May i2 A horrible AZ
tempt st self destruction occurred at the
Psnitentiary about q o'elock this afternoon.
colored convict. named David Wilson.
employed in Pstson's foundry. refused 70
cune 0ut "a his cell this morning and had %
ba forribiy removed Ha vent 20 work but
49, evidently di--atisied. aud this afternoon
when the guards we're uot iookinr. he aud
denly iarted forward and thrust his head
in1o one ~ tne large kettles II molten iron.
When puiie3 away his hair. fesh and scalp
had been burned ~ fron his forehead -
the back ~ his neck @ Is doubtful u be-
uiii recover
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
The Recent Graduates.

The following pupils have been graduated
from the Grand Rapids Business College
during the past few days W. +. Allen.
Fulton, " Y: John Reid. Muskegon: Willis
Ames. Ada Al Spragne, MiddlevilIe: George
l. Irish. Big Springs. John NJ. Edison.
Walker; Milan ". Fisher, Rome City. Ind.
Jas. OcobOck Whitehall. Carrie Parkhurst.
Alpine. Lizzie Nairaoon. Ada; +. Y. SIM,
Trent. Nicholas Bosch. Nriesland: Levi A.
Brice. Hastings. J. G. Smith. Ada. and v.
x. schmidt. c. II sapp, :. 5. Bos. Cornelius
Benjamin. y. n Boer. Geo. j. Vierheiliz.
Frank Miller. Misses Katie De Groot Alice
Finn. Emma Schaske. Jennie Fennell and
Iizzie Schenkelbsrr. Of this city
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

FLOUR.-Duil and without change. Minnesota
extra s. s50s y. city mill extra. s. ~ for West
Indies. round hoop Ohio s. sifls ~. 81. fouis
e1tfa s. s1u6 o.. Southern fOur doll. common
to choice extra, - 4Ob6 Is.
WHFAT-Optious active and unsettled.
closing. after frequent fluctuations weak and e
&c lower than last night. spot lots CLOSED weak
and i4Glc lower. spot SALES - No. spring ~
81 O0i,. ungrsdo.i winter rcd s70si 02. No. raj
winter 81 04A al %. No. 2 rtd Stste 81 .. No 2
rt~i winter June 81 0s -s01 04s do. July. g. offt
I o. do. Angusf. ~ 03ssdi trA.
Corn Options moderately active and weak
closing &us lower. spot iots closed wax aud
Aahc lovcr. spot sales # ungradf-i mixed 81
ss.zt G. 4tearuer fnire - \ o 80. No. white
aje. No. 2 mixed May. s5+c. do. June $40
s5s.c do July sbhhss.c.
OtTs- Options were dali and heavy. closing
about = u lac louer. spot lots closed vr-sk and
kalc lower. spot sales - No. white State. t4e.
No niTed June. sessc. De-. july. srk a89kc
RYE- Firm western. s-sl.lc; Htsfe -1ks1 SO.
HARAEY Buli.
PoAE Dnil. me~s. 81 81
LshD-f losed duli and heavy. q Wh oash.
g. II June. s. 13i7 u July.
SuesR-F Firm. Pair - god. rehuins. iz-ls
BUTTxR s,esay. state. iaanc; Western. io9
2s~
El.ss-sseady. s'sse '.9Is+e. western. ia
l3sc
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

These Low Prices Tell the STORY.
Good Cahooes. Sc and &C.
Good Crash goweling. Sc aud &c
Good yard-wide Brown Cotton, &c. s.,
&c, &c and -.
Good Bleach Cotton. a.. &c. &C. &c. -.
&c and Zoe
Ginghams .. &c, %. and upward
Wide and fine printed Canlbrics al ~,
l0c and l21Sc.
Linen Lawns. l2iSc, I5c, pc and &c.
Beautiful Satines, 25c.
Pine Scotch Gingbams, Doc.
Brocade Dress Goods, &c. &C. &c and
l21kc
Table Linen. l5c, Isc. 22c. 2',c. 2sc and
30c.
Linen Towels for &c. n. &c. lie, I3c. lie
lSc and 2lc.
White Dress Goods from &C.. &c. &c. lOc.
and upward
We are closing out large lsa 81 fine
plaid Cambrics for l21Sc. worth from 25e
70 BIC. These are the cheapest We have
ever seen.
srErSe a CoNrASr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
% MONROE ST

Are Ia thsar New and oonmodloas quarters
snd wlll t.e pleased h see al their old
customers and a. many new ones a. may
tayOr them with call
OUR NEWS COUNTER viii contain
the best ~ Periodical Literature, and Will
be improved b. adding to the variety
from the BEST periodicals. published, aud
We shall spare no pans 10 make tins
branoh Of ouI business the Inosi complete
department OF the KIND IN tins part ~ the
State.
The Popular Libraries Of STANDARD
Fiction. Ne are now keeping full line
Of the Lowell Library. IA which hst viii
be found the works Of noted authors ~
the world. at proes al may afford
Our Fancy Stationery Department viii
contain ladies hand bags, purses. card
cases. IN fine leather, rev and correct in
style, and line sc wlsh eaers LADY a. sex,
also fne writing papers, regret and slsii-
ing cards, Marcus Ward IRISH linen
papers and Cranes tinted papers.
Orders for copper plate engraving To-
ception and visiting cards, mouograms,
crests, coats Of arms. stamping, etc, quail
lty work guaranteed
Gentlemens wallets. letter casee, biil
books, purses, card cases, etc. ia fine
leather and cheaper grades.
GOLD PENS AND NOVELTIES IN PENCILS
From Edward Todd a Co, \. u
Tins line Of goods has been thoroughly
tested in TINS locality, aud our sales are
constantly increasing, as they are known
to be goods OF real merit.
We have "a full line OF WbatmRns. Eng,
drawing papers; also the cheaper Amer
can. Drafting tools and sets. Tracing
linen, tracing paper, roll, manila, etc.
Commercial stationery consisting of
blank books, inks, pens. pencils. mucilage
and thousand and one things IN tins
line that we cannot enumerate, VIII be
found III our stock and at night prices.
Our stock Of school books and supplies
will embrace everything used IL our pub
lie schools.
We will endeavor 10 make ourselves
useful 10 this community aud hope 10 be
rewarded with share Of your patronage.
Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
a Fire Damp Explosion.

GRArToN. ". Va. May IA terrible ex-
plosiou occurred in the LotOs coal mine at
Bridgeport. this county. late last night
which resulted in the death Of two miners
and the serious burning of four others. II g
men were passing from Ona room TO another
through An abandoned entry when a large
volume Of gas vas exploded by the miners's
naked lamps. Charles Helmick and Charles
Carver were IN front and received the fall
force Of the rush 81 flame. being terribly
scorched about the breast and hands. Both
are suffering terribly aud vii die The other
four men are badly burned bat viii aecover.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
o. sc .. sln Ores eaeas


Dssring the pasi t~o seeks Is beyond
preselent Nescr botofe during
business experiences 81 upwards ~ TN
s~ars has these beeu anything Lac H. a
Il l. no wonder, ~ iadles who have nea
purchased silks before. alfd al those y.
have always worn silks have been ~
chasing al tie more IL Consequences
the lmnnnss reductlon We have i,e
making on thls ciass 81 goods On
tlink Of A. alaek sllk lof only tiaa
elghI oenis psg ward. another grade q
fog forty -elghf oents. stall better qualli
for fifts -seveu oouts. Also q heavy Rlae
0ros-Crain isiik for SIXTY y-nine cent
Something stiil better for seyenty-eiea
oents.
We have N addition b. tile above e.
tneme low prices some extra heavy e.
eighty -sesen and ainets five conts, IA
twenty -four inches wide - exoellent IN
ish and superb value
Fine Satin Finnish Biack Silks. yer
high lustre, ior slla sl25 sl.S5. sl.b
and upward. Besldes tine large hle q
Black Sllks NJ have stn ca hand, ffor
the large purchase made shOrr tim
since, several hundred pieces II Satin
RhadhlDes, SATIN Duchesse, Brscsd
Salns, Brocade Ottomans sTocade Vel
vets N bsscks as well az cDlofs. als0 ia
finest and largest line Of PLAN Oros Graz
Silks IN ali oolons and shades, a. Well "a
al immense line - summer silks, mos
beautiful finish and texture IN every de
slrable color n checks ami stripes, o0m
pnsing without dofbi the most extonsau
exhibition ar well a. the most desirabl,
collection ever shown la II rand Rapids.
Spring COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
The News at Reed City.

Special Correspondence Of The TKLEoRAM.
REED Cry, May l2.-Mr. Whipple pro
prietor of the Central Elevator, III conse-
quepce of the dull times has sold his mill
appliances and they will be removed to Orono,
at which place mill has been erected 10y a
Mr.. Warren.-The Lumbermen's Hospital
contains eighteen disabled lumbermen. DIR.
Jones, the attending physician. is spoken of
in the highest terms The building Is being
repaired and placed in frst-class shape
Miss Minnie Wells, of Big Rapids. some
twelve years of Age,was seen upon q. X. q
|. train by your your correspondent. She is
an excellent violinist and plays difficult pieces
with ease.-The foreman of Peacock r
planning mill found a bouncing baby upon
his doorstep a few days ago.-1wo women
named Peas. who reside about two miles
from this place, have just finished contract
of drawing and piling 80 cords of Is-inch
wood for Williams Il Carey, of this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
4 DEAD BODY FOUND
The Suicide OF George Monroe al
Gfand Hasea- The inquest.

The Suicide OF George Monroe al
Grand Fasea- The Inquest.
speeisal Dispatch ~ IA Is1s8kAA
GaAsD HAvss, Aay i1.-Abo8t 7 o'clock
this Ga0rnlng BODY Was discovered Inside
lhs ue~ pier between the pier and the shore.
a. the bead 0f the river Il proved % be thai
of George M0uEos, nan aged about forty
i've years, sho had been IN the employ OF
the D.. O.. II. 4 a. railroad here for twenty
ysars- The following jurors were impan
ueied, X. II. Sanford, John ID. Young. John
Fandsnberz, James h Young. Jacob Stoner
and Charles j Pfaf. foreman. The jury
met IA the Odice Of Wm. NJ. ANGEL, justice
of the peace. Who acted as coroner, the
coroner being absent On business. The yer-
diet arrived az ~as that the deceased came
"a his death Ia the waters or Grand river,
Sith suicidal intent The body vas found
Witha railroad coupling lick tied 10 the neck.
The deceased left letter IN his pocket ad-
dressed - the superintendent OF the d., G..
H. L "a. Freight office here, Mm. NJ. Glea-
son, Ia which nc said he vas tired Of life and
had been dying by inches. he had been on
a spree for month.-The Oneida" ar
rived al lO:.O from Chicago, with a cargo of
grain.-The City of Milwaukee" arrived
al go y. Ia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

Wooo8vz. KY. MAY Intelligence has
inst been reserved that on sunday as Josiah
Hoskius. iaiior Of Bell county. vas returning
from church accompanied ~ several Of his
children and Thomas Napier. the whole
party Was fred 1pon by Andrew J. Johnson.
notorious o1tlaw. ard All three killed.
The assassination Wts due to a difficulty be-
tween Johnson tnd Naoisr on the day Of the
htst Prudential election. Johnson and two
friends are intrenched IN a house defying
TIRE 8ufnurities A posse Is being Summoned
90 storm the fort. This svelis the list Of
Johnson victims to I've. al killed within
the past three gears
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
q Terrible tragedy.

LANCASTER, Pa, May l2.-This afternoon
Mrs. Hiram Pantz, residing near Litz, left
her home taxing her FIVE children with her.
SIZE stated that she was going for flowers,
bot proceeded at once to I.itz Creek, about
half a mile away, and first attempted TO
drown three of the children by throwing
them into the creek. which Il very deep at
this point. The little ones we're rescued by
the oldest boy. who is bnt twelve years of
age. The mother then sent the boy home
with two children and while he was gone she
jumped into the creek with the two younger.
All were drowned and the bodies recovered.
The woman had been of unsOund mind for
some years
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
To Lick the Stamps.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-The President ap-
pointed the following named postmasters to-
dayA Conrad Suderly, Saugerties, \. Y;
Daniel W Connolly, Scranton, Pa; James
r. Hutchi son. Hazleton. Pa: Charles f..
Bronson. Manchester Ia; Elias II. Porter,
Bowling Green. Ky; Youel q. Rust, Albany
Ga: Thos. NJ. Lynn, Grundy Centre. Ia;
Thos. J. Lemans, Wabash. Ind; John IL.
Golden. Minonk, H.: Henry 5. Howell,
WatertOwn Wis: VIM. Brown, Lake Geneva.
Wis: samuel l.. r. Stone, Urbana, o., and
Thomas X. Bayless. Hope. Ark.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
CUNNINGHAM AND BURTON.


Conclusive Eudence Against Gun
ningham Produced.
IosDos. May l. When the court in which
the alleged dyuamiters. Cunningham and
Burton, are being tried opened this morning
before Judge Hawkins. every seat was occu-
pied, while many stood IN the aislss and
other passages IN the room. One OF the
counsel for ths prisoners complained %
the court of the conduct OF the Gov
arn0r or Newg8te jail Ia refusing -
allow either hIm-eif or his col
leagues to have a private Interview with their
chiefs, by Eh.ch they we're much hampered
in their Efforts % defend the prisoners The
prosecution suggested that the defendants
counsel De- allowed a private interview. and
the Judge promised % see that one vas ar
ranged. The reading Of the testimony at
the inquiry into the Clafing Gross explosion
was resumed
At the CONCLUSION OF tins testimony, Ed
ward Week. the witness from New York.
took the stand and s~0rs o. Burton pres
euce iu America az .ine when that person
asserted ha was ia England. Other wit
ues-es for the crown followed and testified
10 ths events OF May o.. i-~t. The attorney
general said he did not intend
to connect the prisoners directly
with the plot developed 20 thar time. but
7"NPI ~.'"r@ - ftSF0 stio eAl7-elco OF
reasonable plots and the probable affiiation
of the prisoners with their perpetrators.
Witne-sss we're then placed sn the
stand ~ the crown. who detailed
the movements Of the prisoners
from December until the moment OF their
arrest. The evidence Of these witnesses con
clusivelg proved Cunningham connection
with the explosion az Cover street. but the
attempt by the prosecution % inpicate Bur
ton In the affair failed. AZ this point the
testimony VA adjourned until tomorrow
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
The Cluverius Trial.

RICHMOND, Va. May l2.-On the opening
OF the court this morning 1t was expected
that the taking of testimony in the Cluverius
murder trial would begin, but after some
delay Judge Atkins announced that one of
the jurors Mr. G. +. French had been taken
sic1 during the night and was unable TO at
tend court to-day. The physician who at
tended him stated that Mr. French had
slight convulsiOn, but ne thought would be
sufficiently recovered 10 be IN court to-mor-
row, ~ the attack was not serious and would
probably not recur. The court adjourned
till tomorrow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
Tuo Children Burned 10 Death.

ALroSA, Pa, May l2.-Early this morning
the residence Of Samuel Black. of Duncans-
vile. caught FIRE from a defective due.
Black was absent at the time. Mrs. Black
vas aroused by the smoke, and taking her
baby and little girl. aged 3. ran down Stairs
Ca ascertain the cause. In her excitement
she forgot about the other two children. two
boys, aged 3 and :. until It was too late. and
almost crazed mother for her little ones was
heart reuding
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

CotusHUs. O.. May l2-Balph Stewart.
agent ~ the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
caine Company. followed hi= wife 20 the
Fark rink this evening. and found Der
seating with a young society blood named
Charlie Ben He followed the pair - a
neighboriug restaurant. AMI drswinE a raw
hida. rawhided Bell tiIl TIRE byetander- IN
tsrfered. and bad both arrested. Bell Vas
severely injured shouf the body. hesides
haring received several nziF cuts 0n the
face. All three 0f the parties move IN the
ffe-hezf circles Of aocfetr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

WASHINGTON. May II. - Commissioner
SparkNATss before Judge Smell in the Police
Court this morning 20 answer the charge Of
sssault and battery preferred by Col. Deahna
Several witnesses including the Commis-
-ioner himself. ere examined and after the
tasfiuuny Judge Smell soon disposed of the
case by dismissing 70 Re held the evidence
showed a lack of viOlence on the part 0f the
Commissioner sufficient TO make tne assault
a technical violation Of the law.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

N0Rr Esvr1HE. Ind. May l2-At Fishers
burg. a small town near here. last night, siS
burglars entered B0den Lamer's dry goods
store. IN which two men. Stanford and Nc-
Carthy. we're sleeping. 4 fight vith revol-
eers followed. resulting In the death Of one
ef the burglars. His dead body was carried
of ~ his companions. and a. the two men
in the store we're afraid % follow the other
harELar. ascanad. Lanving no cLeN.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

BrCHAStS Mich. May I2-Yesterday "a
piece II dead bone four inches long hy three
fourths thick, vss succe@sfully removed from
the end Of the femur - the thigh - Clyde
Resze. - THE place, ared a. The operation
vas performed - Dr. ~ W Siocum. ~ Ru
chsnsn. sssisted Is Dr. ~. y Avery. of Niles.
and DR. T. ". Spsnlding. ~ Galien The
iad r. doing vel.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
New York.

NEw YORK. May r.
Wall street closing: Money closed easy 1bc.
Exchange closed quiet. posted rstes. 81 SSs
%. actual rates 81 s5kG47 81 for sixty days
81 SsAnl - for demand
Governments olo@ed firm. currency Sc 10
bid; "a coupons I2ix bid 1hs do 1923. bid.
Pacific Railroad bonds closed: Union frsts.
1I5alI51s bid, land grants i05h bid: sinkins
funds. Ii9G1lel. CentrHls. II2SG1l2s.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

-. PsrEasnrH0, May L1-Fhe 0ficfaf
Nssssager to-day publishes a lengthy iia-
ratch from tren kowercf. commander -
the Russisn forces on che Afghan frou6er.
The iisrsfch contains lhe fullest "details 81
the events Nhirh ei. minated .n the sight BE-
tween tna hrs-isns ard Afzhans or the
kueha riFer March st and ira statements
ntI.v relate alcee conta med in nis previous
.iisr7frhse
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

ArssSv y " May i3-Niss Adelaide
CisE-ou suTers terribly from rheumatism.
Saturday she vas attacked and began 10
scream with pain Her brother Robert or
dered her rn BE- Iuict. whereguun the father
Interferet and "a scu'fie between the men en-
sued. ln shch Robert uas stabbed In the
abdomen. IL ~il probably lie NJ srre-ts
have been u1a.ie
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
Musl u DecIare War-

Nsw foEK, May l2.-Advices from Port
au Prince. dayt, April -, says the authori-
ties of Hayti have refused To deliver up Mr..
q. A. Naubokkeien. native Of the United
State and formerly consai for Hayti az
New fors. The United States government
has now made four reque-ts for his
release from prison on the island.
where he has been confined for the past six
teen months iu defiance If treaty obligations.
These demands have been received in A most
disr-recffli manner. hardly any notice
befnE t1sen % them ~ the Government
officials. The prisoner Is the son of Mr.. W
h. Fauhok kieen. Of NeV York city. and a
nephew % Rev. 4. Ftuhokkelen. Of Buffalo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

W,sHNsToN. Nag I2.-The Wales court
martial met again to-day and A. ouoe went
into secret session ~ consider the question
- Jurisdiction raised ~ Dr Wsle.'s coaueeI.
h1f vitho1t reaching a decision. soon after
wards sdlourned until g. morrow. TIE courf
uil have the question subuiitfd informally
- the Attorney General for BIS opinion be
fore processing 1ith tfe f~isl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
Thoroughly Tested.

Since offering our special
Drives on All Wool Suits at
s.. s.. 81, SO and 5000.
We have had a large sale.
these suits have only 10 be
seen and examined to con
vince the most skeptical
that we are Offering the best
clothing for the least money
IN this city. Special attention
of parents il called 10 the
big reduction IN prices we
have made on our stock Of
BOYS and Children Clothing.
We are showing q handsome
variety of styles. our suits are
sized strictly IA proportion 20
agents. which customers VIII
find of great advantage IN
mixing selections. They are
very cheap. Call early, as
they are going fat A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

CrScDxkr1 Nay l1. - Ev- ConEressmsn
Follet telegrsphs from Washington inst
g-,sd States Marshal Iot Wright has been
removed on eccount ~ BE condact st the
0stober election. and thsf a man vi he sr
pointed n his place 0-dsy who hss not been
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
Geo. A. Hall & Co.


The place 10 get sewing machines repaired
is where the repairer has no interest at stake
but his reputation practical workman.
not where they would rather sell you new
one. Agents repairing a. rule does not
give satisfaction. Adjusting Is trade. After
twelve years experience am prepared to do
work that viii give perfect satisfaction. I
do not sell new machines or work for any
company, and have but one object IN view,
that is do work that will build up for me a
good trade ar a repairer of sewing machines.
/ will call at your shop or house. examine your
machine. tell you what can be done, what il
will cost free of charge. Then you can
decide whether you will have il done or not.
All orders received 10y postal will receive
prompt attention. / rebuild, readJust, clean
and repair all kinds, have parts. attachments
and needles for all. Shop at 10 Summit
street. J. II. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Repairer.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

Fred r. Lord and travelling Agent Cuerin.
of the Chicago q Northwestern Railroad. eft
this city last night with party of twenty
fve people from kaiksaka Who were on their
way ~ Washington TerrItory.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

MONTREAL. May l2-The Prince of Wales
Rides. the oldest military organization IN
Canada paradsd 30 strong at noon, and is
now actively engaged preparing itself for
active service IN the Northwest. The corps
has seen service on three occasions.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

Nsw Yfas. Nay 13--The skating match
'sc,re Al s'elors q. m. vas a. f,iloFs- >nou-
Ian. ti Scirnck tTs Walton. ES. Rey
u.aids M N Rrrst. as. A. navs6 tE
Frncts. ai Enery "a. Nadsiocs-. f1t.
Hartman. 80 ofneiis. sA{
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
nanna WI 4 so,.th perhaps.

WssHTSsroS. NAY l2-Tudrs Hanna. of
Indiana. who was recently appointed Ninis-
ts- 81 Persia huf Who is stlil Ia Wsshfnaton.
wiH very likely have his destination changed
ard wii - =eut a. Nnisfe- Resident - TIE
arrrufire kepuhnc
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

WukRsssRsp. Pa May Iz-Tfssrs rsrs
elzkt deaths from tas fever epidemic ~
Plyraouth to-day Thiz shovs an inrreaas.
and ss1zee great disoe5raxeEaer
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

WASHINGTON. May I1.-The Presiieut lsfe
this afternoon appointed Vim A. Vincent. of
New Nexlcu. to pc Chief Justice ~ New
Naxifs0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
TRADE AND FINANCE.


OYFICE or r. V. TAYLOR Powers Block
GRAND RAPIDS. May Is. 1885
Cables Weak on wheat and corn. Consols
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

nouuced 90 o-night thar the genera elections
Wiil lake place in November.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
LOUISVILLE.

Base hits ST. Louis II. Baltimore7 !. Errors. st
Louis 3. Baltimore ;. Pitchers. Carruthers anC
Henderson. Umpire. Kelly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

Base hits Louisville Il. Athletics 2 Error,
Louisville >. Athletics 3. Pitchers. Hecker and
Taylor. Umpire. Connolly.
JERsgY CITY, May 12.-Jersey City II. Lancas-
ter T. Errors Jersey City Is. Lancaster IL. Pitch
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13

Btse hIts PrOVIdence J, BufiaIO 3. ErrOre
Providence no. Buffalo 20. Pitchers. Shaw and
Serad Umpire. Gafiney.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
BASEBALL.


f1it~- Eli-. tAfst-t ~. NN" Apfh = III
Chicago ~. New York l. Pitchers Corcoran
kesfe Umpire. Ferguson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-13
PROVIDENCE.

Base bits. St. Louis 2 Boston Il. ErrOTs, =
Louis :. Boston 8. Pitchers. Boyle and Buthntor
Umpire Decker.