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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

Grand Rapids ~ .ue a..
CONC AONTTl

CONC NORTH.
Arrive. lsas.
Cincinnati { Grand Rapids IA e4.44L
Cincinnati 4 MAs I-K...- t-s ilsa a. q az
II Wayne IA ....s .-.-..... $50 llI 4aG pm
ur-no isAt'lls adiiise A. AZ pm
COIAG SOl I'll
tlsannati IA .---t-. ,....... ..--.-. 1fG an
Mat hiilias iilsiilils.il IA. sSh fs.s 80 pu
Mscs-i.isae ~ Nap ne "a Ais-s lI4s ans
tsailil~e 4 Ogs.iso l.aIss,is A. 40 l.isls
All .-slAs sislis sxrs-ia Sulsk,s.
elkhflAo CAk AAl4A NotAf FNTs
NORTH EslL i.akJ4.s az 5as D.. li 4.ss Ned
ruu Siss IaAs Nnls LOT itts@Ats s.isl Aackfiar
tlts. Tram leasilss 49, -. il t.r l.Alr -
fof lrassfe~ lts.
SoUTh-l rslii lssvins Ht zSs A. Ia iass Noad
run Sis~1slig al issr I iliclllli.Ii
1hfogl.s4 tIcksis tsln a.. .4.alIs,s al Inior.
H. Nj UIlc., A4l4It,e ai4.4 slaNa nifsels
AID al IAa0A Dss-,i- 4. L.. az hMOA5ll.
Nea 4 aAs. A.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
Lake Shore & Michigan southern


tIfliIlr tlItIIl I1IIfI"Il
i lac tram i,esNiglE AL O.. Ctllnecff af White
Pigeon viii Atis,ltlc EAIrit~s oH 8lisu I.lile
which Lllr i.iuce Artv lu4 l,sa.ln ris-.lsisae
Coaches from 1.ilcslsO IL Aes Ola ali4 t,,.sfon
without clsll4ge.
The tram i,sasing al 80 a. fn. CONNECTS I'll W.
Pigeon llIsl4lg One hoif for dinner e4ii. ft.s,
New lcfk Ia pfs-e on Aih.u l4lr.
Through uckelr all1 lssltllr lu Sleeping losc
can be secured "a ni"A lleket oiAes. % Mvnfs
Street. and Depot.
All trains VAL iun hs sJth meridian line which
Ii ~ minutes slON.T uain DeiIon ime
). -. MChl-AALl Den Ast.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY
II YOU HAVE
RHEUMATISM

~ szy Chrenf- BtesH Disease. srd cannne &C.
heip, 10 ut - dlecoa axed Enfii yua hEve cor-
s,zi1ad Dr. ". r. Ro~s. wbo wsrrzzss cure ~ NJ
p~y.
0ssue eorse NJ y~-n11 srs we~ r.isse
@~a G-.nx Gsri<eI mkk
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

Toledo ulth al rsilrfrisi- siirs-rsine Trcun1seh
viii l. - A ~. =. lltIHef vlih 4. S a 81 ~
lsDsing AlsislnsD siid Az lane h. g. Marshall
v-ith nj. q. ~ -. ituf1is fs-aF uIfh ff.ir1ro A
Grsnd rzlnk slDd NJ. a. l Mfluaiih d N a
I. Allss1sn viii A N. N nr. 4. - a Ms
LbIlllN All1-t iitb' Z i'a.s AT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
GOING HASJ.

iC"-ss teo1iNo4r t@NflHtA. ~4fttit.
fsssclle,eft iahlIle ust q IA make
Close cOlllicctlOts al ONts ltsf l-4tlil.r all1 al
Detroit Tor New lvI h. arriving lAcfx al i54G a. IA
the following morning.
Nisiii ENl,ress l4s1s local Sleeping uT Detnoit Ia
6Esn0 liApldh.
Ihis is tile only line running Atlantic Espress
lthf iile here al lU85 g. AS. Niih Sizes ping
Detroit MAX lIs ulIe,l Cs,lilss iiO4r lul ali fsnis
morning.
fArlOf arr on mail Trans both essst and west.
ihe tram leaving al 5ia o. az Viii make direo
culnoctioH Mil Mil"auAes st,slli4ss ,.als. elcep
Sunday.
Through tickets secursd al ID q. u. A A. oikee
Ia Morton House block. ami 81 ise oeira
~. iOIl hi. t8l! l..-e. Agent
CLIO. b hEEkE fs.iilo Al..i4...,.f tl,ls..zs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
Chicago g ~ Nlehlgan.

leave. ArfIvs
ChicsFo III ? s.la sus Ni.-it fsf.rt.t 4 90 an,
Mai AfG ~ fix-3 lsil A.s.ll atsi - stsfm
Night E1gsr~r.' bsl Iiii iftllls "a ia I3 l,u
'Daiis. fi'ails eaega riala..
luiOH DeIrh til luilia NiHrf
Through csssciis~ a. iiitfEo and I1llelo On
sls trsIn. lhrulsrii Hiliitra o. llicssesB
on l-.a 4. m train. Ihfo--i ltsIlniaf slsep
ins -cstr and csai'4 tu iii,ss H-3. g., a. tram
kNWAAgfB II4NINIs4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
r E M OV AL.

r. q. PhiIhrfck hss reurv-d from - CEne1
ss~~es and irv1tss , fri~n3s - rzfi - ~ ne~
frn - PHII.EHg(K s1<kkk fzz-x kk<,<s
q monnn Nw~E
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09

The northern .s'iuigfifl- 90 ffis Division a
BALDWIN. IN =. Ap NJ. U.s.
J. IL. taIsBier. G.nl ti'ilif end ras5 kpeut
ofle-. IA Attnfs, hife.st
OBo. ". MUSs0N Ta-k,i As.ni. lnf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31
Hnrembnr9er @asette.

tieier 9todt. Oo1 netn = 9lei1 barauf
borte i'd leu, baitise Sdritte bic Treppe
herabfcmmeu uuo elm Si9tltretfen fiel bur4
Die Spalt'.
8iit bu es, 9arl2 rief Sransi unb off,
nete i9nea. euclid, enbIi9 tommit bu.
Wie bante i4 Dir bafiir, uenn bu aud
ni9ts wiiIen wirit. 8, bas war cine Na9t,
70 sraBlid, i'd CLAUDE IN Der 9Oue tann es
ni9t i9limmer lein.
sic s~itterte am sansen &Srper unb wdre
b~inseiunten, iuenn i'd ite ni9t aufsefansen
bdtte. sic Iebnte BEN Ropf an meme
Sdulter; aber He. bic Scar 70 oft burd
ibr Weinen gel nrr'iIt, fanb iett feline
Tbrdnen, bic igr grIeiGteruns sebra9t
bdtten. sic iug s.i' ucrltOrt aus, unb
i9aute ansituoIi nm ii4 ber, ais wiie fe
ni9t ulebr, mo IL Jet.
Dent btr nur, iaste iie toulos, bic Mut'
ter fam i9lafen, gang rubis idlafen in
bteier Stunbe! 8 &arl, &drI, rief ie
plOsli9, bic 9dnbe rinsenb, aus, rette,
rette, mas su retten lit. Wenn ct tobi
mare, 70 bate i9 i'm setSbtet! Ood nein.
nein, bas tann ni9t fem. Oieie glnsit III
nod i9limmer als bic fur9tbarite @ewiB.
beit. 8, ruarum lieB i'd mid pom Iusen:
blide 10 binreiBsn, warum faste i'd i'm
ar bic i9redliden Dtnse, ibr, ben i'd ic
unenbli9 liebe! Iber mas baltic i'd bid
auf, &arl! gtle, um's 9immels wiaen,
ellie. . u,ein @ott, uieIei@t 1T IS i3or
3u ipat!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31
XIV.

Wtar trat, beiterer wie felt LANCER Seit,
in's 9aus unb fraste feline S%9uiesermuts
ter: Nln, wie se6t's NIT Sran3i2 Sat iie
ii6 wieber erboIt2 Sd barf gar ni9t mebr
Dor ibr ipielen, ipenn es iie 10 anareift
fe tonnte mir fonit ernitIi9 trant perben.
Gber Sransi i9lu93te nod INNER, unb
elm Strom pom S9mdbunsen enthoB benz
0funbe Der 4lten. Wftr iiel unwiQtirlid
bic bSie Stiefmutter I'M Mdr9en elm, unb
i9 bate ben @ebanten, Oh bieie i6redlis
den Worte iid ni9t etpa in &r0ten unb
S9lansen %uerpanbeln miirben. Sd mS9te
iie UNI bic Welt ni9t nieberi9reibeu, 10
9emein unb empSrenb waren iie. Sobalb
its atbem i9Opfte, fisl 5ranSi elm. wie bas
i9pa9e G9o Der Mutter aber mas ie
fa9te, MAJ aud nod fart 9enug, UNI ben
gan5en Corn ibres Wannes berauf Az be-
f9w6ren. sic belt ibm Dor, baB fem
SpieI al unb fir ii9 fe ni6t 70 eridittert
baben wirbe, mem iie ni6t bur6 baIelbe,
fopie iiberbaupt bur9 fem beutiaes Benebs
men einen flaren @inbIit in fem Ser, ers
balten. Sect iebe i'd u gu gut, bah bu
bid nit mir gang un9lidli9 fi5lit! rief
ie nit lauter, bur9brinsenber Stimme.
ga, bu BAIT mid ME, aber bic @raRn ims
mer seIisbt! Meine 9iebe gu Dir madte
mid blind, tros beiner eiiisen &dlte, unb
i9 9laubte ben Warnunsen Der Mutter
ni9t. 8, wenn i'd bod am Eppbus I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31

gen S~pfermutb unb Der SeIbitiberuins
6ung, nit Der bic @rGfin bic Ierpunbeten
auf ben Sdla9tfelbern sepflest. slud iei
ite felt entidlohen, i'm Winter, wenn ie
alle ibre @eiddfte seorbnet, In Wien In
ben Srbeu Der Sarmber3isen S9weftern
einsutreten, benen ie ii9 I'M &riese anses
f4Ioiien. Ou weibt, rpenn @rdfin Eraats
wein etpas wia, 10 fibrt ie es aud aus.
sic wirb es bur9lesen, obsleid iie etsents
lid ni9t mebr bas Mlter bat, nm bort aufs
senommen gu werben, las ber Wirtb aus
einem 9riefe, Der porn in ietnem 9efte lag.
Sd CLAUDE, ieste er binau, ben grief
suiammenfaltenb, Der liebe Soft muBte
ibrer Seele erif aaes nebmen, UNI ie enbs
rid fir Std su serpinnen!
Der Wirtb BON Gee bate N1 erboben,
feline Grabbing mar beenbet.
ga, sic baben ielbit sewiini9t, ar bteie
idmersIiden grlsbniIe gu b6ren. = Nber
w~abrbaftis, es tbut mir leib, Sbnen bamit
bic idSne Flare Sommsrna9t sstribt 3u
baben, iaste er nod elmer Yauie.
S9weisenb itanb aud id nun auf unb
briifte benz brapen Manne tief bepe9t BITE
6anb. @ir traten ms Saus. Ser
Wirtb sinbete elm 0i9t on unb leu9tete
mir bic Grsppe binauf, obne Elm Wort au
iasen. Gr entfernte ii9, feline S9ritte
p%erflansen.
l1ntsn pom See berauf ert6nte Elm mes
lan9oIii9es 9ieb. Sd Sffnete bas Seniter
unb i9aute btnab. Oort am &anbe bes
@aHers bintsr ber ginsdununs tauerte eis
ne i9war3e %Srauensefalt. @lei9 barauf
pernabm ib S9ritte unb b6rte bic freunbs
li9e Stimme bss @aftuirtbes, meIder
faste: @eb' Sranst, leg bid i9lafen.
0is Ma9tIuft lit tibl, bu e~rtdlteft bid.
9eute fommt Der Scar bod nidt mebr.
sic idaute gu ibm auf unb erwtberte:
WeiSt bu bas seuiB, Rarl?
Sa, semiB, unb Il llte er wirtlid nod
tommen, 10 wede i'd bid sIei@; i'd weroe
i9on aufpafen.
@iQenlos lieb fe fi9 IN bas Saus flip
rem, uno bic Gbare i4IoB ii@ binter geis
ben.
Die sroBe Gburmubr an Der a~lterssraus
N Stride bolte aus unb perfanbete nit
lautsn S9las bic Mitterna9tsitunbe.
Damn wurbe ss tobtenitiu IN benz tleinen
friebli9en Sii9erborf. glber i'd ftanb nod
lanse am ~offenen Seniter unb idaute In bic
iternenbele Na3t binaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31
Ser ionoerbare 0eteae.

Wir mlien biesmal mad &om. ga
lieB elm cardinal Don benz trefli6en Was
Ter Bonamiso SuffaImacio feline Sauseas
peue NIT Scenen aus Der beilisen @es
i9i9te ausmalen. Oas @ert i9ritt tiids
tts poran. @erabe bate Der 6initler Elm
id6neS Bib am Ibenbe CUR WoIenbuns
sebra9t, .aber wte eri6rad er, ais ct am
anbern Morseu fanb, baB bas Bib bic
Rreus unb Quere nit Sarben ieber Irt
burditri9en unb beiubelt mar. SS9if ents
%riiitet, unb mad &iinitler Dirt getrdntt,
uollte er bic Nrbeit auf Der SteQe aufsebsn
unb baubn seben. Der Cardinal be-
idwi9tiste ben e~rsiirnten &iinifler mad
&rdften unb ueripra9 ibm, ftrense Nads
fori6uns aniteaen unb @enustbuuns pers
ftaffen ~ molten. @s wurben bem9emdB
beimIi9e Wa9en aufseiteIt, INN ben llebels
tbdter, 70 er iid BON Neuem berpormasen
iOIte, gu e~rfaiien unb i'm aur CITRATE benz
Cardinal 5u iiberIiefern. llnb wirfli1,
ni1t LANCE bauerte es, ba iteQte f9 Der
B6lepi9t wieber ein. Mus einem Wintel
beruortretenb beities er bas @sriit, mii9te
bic baielbit in GSpfen itebenben Tarben,
ROTH, bIau, petB, grim, auf's @rdulidite
bur9eiaanber unb idifte iid an, ben Yins
ieI ersreifenb, fem Malerusrt gu beginner,
ais bic Bd9ter berbeiipransen, UNI ibm
bas 9anbwert gu lesen. 1nb wer mar es 2
Gtner uon 0enen, uon wel9en bic Tbiers
meni9en ~unierer Gage bas Weni9enses
idledt %abitammeu laHen, = elm Mfe.
Ginsr aus Der Oisneri9aft bes Cardinals
belt i'm gu ieinem 8ersniisen. Der Ya'
tr6ner bate benz Waler in Der gapele otter
beim MaIen 3useidaut unb bate i9, ME
bic Iffen benn finb, pon benz gerlansen,
aud Elm Maler gu ietn, ersriHsn, ans
Werf beseben, norm ct 70 unieIis unters
broden wurbe. Selbif bes Malers 3orn
uertebrte ii9 in 2a9en, aber benz o NJ
berbaren @efeIIen war bic Sort
fetums ieiner &unit auf INNER ueriast.
Oas lit nun stmas gum Qa9en, aber
baS Ding bat cine iebr eruits Seite. Der
sroBe &iinitlsr, Soft ielbf, bot Elm Bib
berseifeut, sesen wel9es ale, aud bic
i96nifen @ebiloe irbii9er &inftler wie eis
tel Stiimperwert eridstnsn: es 1T insbes
ioubere bic Seele bes Meni9en, ansetban,
nit Der beilisma9enbel@nabe bas @bems
Bib @ottes. 9ier auf @rben lit bic
9errli9teit benelben meiit ben 8Iiden usrs
bergen. aber wie werben einit Mqe ~itaunen,
wenn ie bann bieies @ottesbiIb tn ieiner
9errli9teit i9auen! Da i9lei9en bic
SETTER Der 5initerniB berbei, INN, rwdbs
renb bic 2eute f9lafen," bas Bib 3u pers
unitalten, ia, Der Meni3 ieIbif lest, pon
iinbbaften Neisunsen unb Qeibeni9aften
perblenbet unb beberri9t, radlOie 9anb an
biefes @otteswert, UNI es su 3erft0ren.
So0te Der s0ttIide &initlsr barob ni1t
3iirnen unb 3iirnenb iein Wert perIaifen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31
I'm Berlin madt bic ausl&lieBIide

Su Berlin ma9t bic ausi9lisBIide
@oltlsibuns enti9iebsn Sortidritte. Der
Bsrliner Sdserianers8 srein Der Wollenen
bat cine !3dbIuns ieiner @etreuen uerans
~italtet, weI9e iebr itattIi9e Namen aufs
weiit. gu ben Strenswoaenen sebSrt
Or. S6riter pom Deuti9en Tbeater, bsfen
&leibuns itets itrsns mad ben 8ori9riften
bes @olIresime's usrfaBt 1T, uorausseisst
bab er ni9t mint. Derielbe benutt
gum S@Iafen aud bas pori9riftsmdBise
Bett aus &~ameelbaarsn, iibrissns ein iebr
anssnebmss Eager. glu3 5eIbmaridau
@raf Moltte lit vWoqener;" bic Uniform
wirb tn allen ibren Gbeilen aus @olfof
s~earbsitet. Tbsilpeiie @nbdnser finb bic
Miniiter Wapba9. uno S9ol3, beren
Oberfleiber unb llniformen mad Saaer's
i9er 8oridrift sefertist iinb. gu ben
itrens vwouenen" Damen ssbSrsn bic @ras
fin Yourtalss unb bic 2sbrsrin Traulein
Site. Die Woafleibuns fol bel Settleis
bisteitu erminbernb wirten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-31
XIV.

% bu, Dor benz bic Stiirme idweisen,
Dor benz bas Wteer periinft In Stub -
Dies wilbe Ser3 nimm bin ;u eisen
nnb fiibr' eS ieinem j3iele 3u.A
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15
POLITICAL.

The Massachusetts, Democratic Con-
vention was held at Worcester, with John E.
Fitzgerald as Permanent Chairman. Ex-
Mayor Frederick o. Prince, of Boston, who
was opposed by the Butler faction, was NOM
mated for Governor on the second ballot
The remainder of tee ticket is as follows:
Lieutenant Governor, Fl. II. Gilmore; Sec1e-
tary of State, jeremiah Crowley; Attorney
General Henry X. Braley; Treasurer,
Henry NJ. Cross; Auditor, James E. Delaney.
The platform congratulates the country
upon the election and inauguration of a
Democratic President and Vice President;
expresses confidence that Mr.. Cleveland's
policy will establish the civil service on
abroad basis of justice and equality" mot
creating an Official class which shall be above
and beyond the people," but giving to all
honest and capable citizens the right to be
selected for public employment; commends
the American fisheries TO the serious con-
sideration'' of the administration, and de-
mands the enactment by the Legislature of
various measures for the benefit of laboring
classes.
Jabez Il. NJ. Curry, of Virginia, has
been appointed United States Minister 70
SPAN, and Charles A. Zolingcr as United
States Pension Agent at indianapolis. A
Washington special says the appointment of
DIR. Curry as Minister to Spain creates ONE
surprise, mainly because the appointment OF
clergyman to any political Office is un.
usual.
The following letter from Secretary
Manning explains itself:
WASHINGTON. Oct. 3, 1885,
Alton b. Parker. ESQ.,, Chairman Executive
Committee Democratic State Committee, New
York City:
DEAR SrR-It is my intention TO go to Al
bany next mouth, for the purpose of voting
the Democratic ticket, which should be. and
believe will be, elected. / have no doubt
that President Cleveland will do likewise
While Governor Of the State he never failed
to go to Buffalo TO exercise this right, and /
am sure he feels IL to be his duty 10 do go
now. Certainly he is as anxious for the sue
cess OF the ticket headed by Gov. Hill as he
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15
WASHINGTON.

Chief Justice Waite has derived very
abroad. most of which time he spent In En-
gland and Scotland. He was very much run
down by his official labors, and the rest and
change which he has experienced have made
a new man OF him.
Secretary Endicott has determined to
allow no exceptions whatever to the opera
tons Of his recent order sending to their
regiments all officers who have been absent
therefrom on staff duty four years or more.
A statement prepared at the Treas
ury Department shows that the amount of
standard silver dollars put into circulation
during the month of Septic mber in the regu-
lar course of business was $4,000, 900.
Counterfeit 7 per cent. 81, 200 bonds
Of the District of Columbia are in circula-
ton, and some of them have been sold in
Kansas City.
The report of the naval board APP
pointed to investigate the construction of
the United States steamer Mohican and the
organization of the Mare Island navy-yard,
in California, is made public. The board
finds that the Mohican was built without any
legal authority. The vessel has cost, includ-
ing repairs, S597. sol, and the work and ma
terial used are pronounced satisfactory.
Acknowledgement Garland has writ
ten letter to the President explaining that,
three years ago, in good faith, he became in
terested in the pan Electric Telephone Com
pany, and that he is in no way responsible
for late legal action in the matter. having
taken, personally, no part in nor been in
formed Of the details OF litigation in the
case. The solicitor-General writes letter
announcing that he has taken such steps AS
will result in discrimination OF the suit
which has attracted so much attention, on
the ground that the precedent set might not
be good.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15
SOUTHERN.

At Gallatin, Tenn, livery stable
all its contents, including twenty-one horses.
burned.
The report that sixty convicts in camp
near Lufkin, Tex, had escaped, and that
twenty-five OF the fugitives had been killed
by officers in pursuit, proves TO have been
greatly exaggerated. There we're sixty con-
victs in camp, all Of whom made mutinous
demonstrations, but only fifteen had the
courage to break through the lines and run.
One OF the latter was instantly killed, seven
were severely wounded, and seven escaped.
The cotton crop of the Memphis dis
trict, embracing portions of Tennessee, Mis-
sissippi, Arkansas, and Alabama, will exceed
that OF last year only to the extent OF the
increase in acreage sown, or Az per cent.
In O court room at Louisville, ex-
Mayor Charles d. Jacob, of that city, as
sauited Mr.. p. Booker Reed, the present
Mayor, for which he was fined 50.
At Louisville hotel, man suffer
ing from delirium tremens attempted to
shoot the young wife of p. Booker Reed,
Mayor OF that city. The lady made her es-
cape, and the lunatic was overpowered and
disarmed by guests of the hotel.
Chris Petriaz was executed at Angus
Ia, Ark, for the murder of Mollie Balka.
The crime was committed a year ago,
Petriaz Draining his victim while intox-
icated. He confessed the murder, attribut-
ing it to liquor. There were three thousand
apaefafors
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15
FOREIGN.

The Abyssinians under Ras Aloula en-
route to the relief of the Kassala garrison
met and defeated the Arabs, killing 1900 OF
them.
King Milan declares that in the event
of n union between Bulgaria and Roumelia
being recognized by the Powers Servia
would fight, unless her demands for an ex-
snsion of territory are recognized.
In speech before the Newport Con-
ference, Lord Salisbury outlined the Con-
sentative programme as follows: Non-inter-
ference in the affairs of Eastern Roumelia;
the UNFOLDING of the Turkish Empire; the
decentralization OF authority in London;
reform in tho laws governing tho transfer
and taxation of land; the cstab 'ishment of a
union between England and her colonies,
aud the extens ion 10 Ireland, so far as posi-
United Kingdom.
London has been visited by the most
disastrous confederation that has occurred I'm
that city for years. Flames broke out I'm the
Charter House buildings. Aldersgate street.
and in less than four hours thirteen of tho
eightstoiy houses comprising the prop
erty were destroyed. The buildings
we're occupied by stores. mostly fancy
goods and toy emporums. In ono
ofth buildings destroyed was located a
large printing establishment. Another of
the buildings was occupied as a bank, but
through the strenuous efforts of the firemen,
the structure was saved from to al destruc-
ton. The fremen experienced great diff
Guilty in throwing streams on the upper
stories because OF the lack OF water pressure
Many OF them had narrow escapes from
death by falling walls, etc. II is estimated
that the loss win reach GO, 00O.0
Servia's reply to the Porte's demand
for an explanation OF her warike attitude is
not satisfactory TO the Turkish Government
and the Ottoman Ambassador has gone TO
Nissa to demand q personal audience with
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

During the month of September
there were more than 800 deaths from small
pox in Montreal. over 700 Of the victims
were children.
According to the figures of the New
York Produce Exchange, the visible supply
OF wheat is AZ, 632, sl3 bushels, and of corn
6,1sa, 1913 bushels.
Mexican robbers attacked q pack
mule train carrying bullion, near Parral, a
station on the Mexican Central Road, killed
four of tho escort and drove or with the
treasure the amount of which has not been
determined.
Smallpox has broken out in st.
Catharines, Hamilton, and Guelph, Ontario.
1t is announced that the Canadian Pa
cihc Railway Company will Immediately be-
gin an extension Of its telegraph lines
throughout the Dominion, which will create
formidable competition with the existing
monopoly.
The accounts of the Union Bank, OF
Halifax, N. s., are being investigated, the
accounts of the cashier, Henry Y. Clarke,
showing a deficiency of about $4,000. The
defaulter has not absconded.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken by the authorities of Quebec against
the Introduction of the smallpox into that
city.
Leading Orangemen in Ontario are
endeavoring to find out IL the rank and file
OF the order twill be content to put up
with Riel's imprisonment for life instead of
his execution.
Business failures reported in the
United States and Canada during the week
numbered 204, as compared with 22S during
the corresponding week of last year. Brad.
streets, in it's weekly commercial summary,
says:
Jobbers, manufacturers, agents, and the COM
mercial classes generally, as reported by wire
this week, very nerally recognize not only
that the fall squirt in business has about spent
its force but are inclined to concede that there
is no likelihood whatever of a boom this year.
With the exception of q few Southern cities,
where the receipts of cotton have been
heavier, and where trade has been stimulated
thereby, there is noteworthy check to the
late freer purchases OF staple goods. A signit-
can't feature is found In the New York and
Chicago money markets. In Chicago trade
circles talk is less confident, although opinion
inclines to the belief that the improvement is
here to stay, and that another wave OF buying
will follow the last
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THE CATTLEMEN.

Conference of Those Interested IN Herds
I'm the Cherokee Strip.
kansas City special
A meeting was held at the Brunswick this
afternoon of cattlemen interested in the
herds in the Cherokee strip and No Mans
Land. Fully dozen of the largest cattle
owners were in attendance. These are
the cattlemen against whom suits aqgre-
eating nearly $500, 900 have been brought by
the Texas cattlemen who were stopped
while driving their herds north through
Indian Territory about three months ago.
The attorneys Of the Indian Territory men
were present, and at the expiration of the
conference the expressions of all those in
terested was to the effect that they had lit
tie to fear from any suits and would make
a vigorous defense. The statement was
also made that while about four hundred and
fifty thousand head of cattle still remained
on the Cherokee strip and No Mans Land,
most all the cattle have been removed from
the Arapahoe and Cheyenne reservation, in
accordance with the Presidents order.
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was placed in quarantine Mt Detroit and the
crew OF dozen persons arrested and vac
cinated.
Hog cholera in q virulent form is
prevailing in many portions Of the West
The congregation of st. Joachim
Catholic Church, OF Detroit composed OF
French Canadians, has determined to resist
the order of Bishop Borgess. transferring
their priest Father Laporte, TO Lower Cana
da. The case will be carried into the courts.
and then, If necessary, will be laid before the
Pope. 1t is claimed that the Bishop seeks to
replace all French priests in his diocese with
those of other nationalities.
The ecclesiastical court which tried
the Rev. II. ID. Jardine. an Episcopal rector
of Kansas City, on charges Of immoral con-
duct, has found him guilty OF three of the
ofrenses specified, and recommends to Bishop
Robertson his deposition from the ministry.
Mr.. Jardine has been temporarily inhibited
from clerical functions, pending the Bishops
action.