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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

New York Graphic: When the Senate
gets through with jefferson Davis will II
kmily take Captain Kidd?
Chicago Inter-OceoH: Ii anybody IN
vents a new cement warranted 10 stick he
slould give il tue trademark of "Haines."
New York sam: 1t is not probable that
the failure ye terday of j. j. Cisco K Go.
will have any widespread effect. The
business Of the house was OF character
which admitted OF It's failing without SER
iou3 prediu lice 10 other banks.
Detroit Nelcs: The general introduc-
ron of elevators is making this generation
one OF weak legs. Rum NJ or walking
up and down st irs was about the only
exercise for their lower limbs that many
men of sedentary habits ever got, and now
that they are not forced To DO this, they
have none at ali, and thev are gradually
becoming spindle-shanked.
Paris lie XIX Steele: We appeal TO
all who have spark OF patriotism TO aid
q putting an end to the brutal customs,
90 American IN their nature, which ale
Introducing themselves with lightning
rapidity into our very midst. Pocket g.
solvers have become as familiar ob.ec 8
# the toilet as a cigar case or an um-
brella.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

The Distressing Calamity Which F-ilowed
Profanity.
louisville Courier Journal

louisville Courier-Journal.1
rhe PEOPLE oil Lee Tow nship, about Sow
en'y-five miles north of this city. in Brown
County, Ind, are in a ate of excitement
over the case OF Jlmes Lyman. Lyman re-
Gently novel into Lee Township. His fam
Nv consists of son and two dau 5hters.
In early years h was a SEA nan. When
'lcyen years of age he ran away from his
home in Boston, conc saled hi nself In the
hold of a ship about to wei III anchor, and
was carried off to a.
On boarl vessel, Lyman soon learned
10 swear. As mis- years incrs I'd, his pro-
family became more volu lie. His snip
iouched many foreign shor s and 10y fire.
1uent associations wi h the natives he
gralua y acquired their manner o. speech ,
md in time became the master of four
ifferen languages. In all of thes. he was
IN adept at swearing. The slightest trIhs
met with a volley o. oaths Let some ons
vex him, and the air would be perfectly
-ulphurous with his wicked declama I'll ms.
Wien excited his wrath was terrible, and
ew darel to remain within e.,rhot, while
curses and imprecatiols roiisr with mighty
vehemence from his tongue.
One day last week. while experimenting
a force OF ha ds in making a clear NJ, a
silly accident threw Lyman into an excess
D. passion. Words more blasphemous than
ever be ore utt, I'd oiled from his fluent
ngue while be danced around in a perfect
paroxysm.
Suddenly the impous declamations
ceased. Lyman fell, face downward, to
the ground and was unable to move a
muscle. genuine thunderholt or a bullet
through the heart could not have de-
spatched his senses quicker. Sight was
destroyed, speech gone and motion impos-
Sible. A ter thirty minutes prostratioh he
recovered slightly, but he was unable to
am his lost 81 eech His eyesw W r al o
linme /. On the arms Of tw strol la
OF rs he was borne to his no ise VIII re he
; ne been rest n in a haif-conscious
'ndi ion
, ttoI p pie in the neigh oh 3ol 10 *
op l. ma 5 calamity as "A ri hteol'
u shn ent and a earful warnin aims
min ih VT uev- n It /
j.. 10 th wre.c.Iel man :
o D x i slI dpIl mis- own he III.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
LEPROSY MICROBES.
y T0frrp4tfng ID cpvery Which Ma
tig Upon the Or gin OF Thi~
10 cad Dis en- ..
fsan Francisco BulIetin.l


lsan FRANCISCO buiie'in.l
q ma recently arrived from the
Isan l. statss tlat for the frs
h his ory the isla 4 fht
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10 su ! p-oSy. Tn = rs
ntre' "A Tn NV ltP rs tel re-
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
FISHING THROUGii TIE ICE.
Connecticut In Iu,try " ,ich Prevails at
Th : Set.pn


The pon Is are froz ,g,c al pic'lersl
fshin will b, in o. Il 'Ti5lil fsv las.
Several II lrssor gslss "A ar, W i'll lrs-
pare Tor b Isl 1888. a sbpl;sp- lsll r ms
sew ,rll th Duslll m llpws fOr blit ii the
CELLAR Of his ) ~ str,ss s-Drs. ClDslil
Si srm N gelsral hls -lpl I'piy. A
NJ tt EIl "a ltle MI ,ts tsl tiptstGt ~
lie ISL tl1ts il ais c,lllr c., 4 '' il
tn 3 ILL rDll $40 "a + 81
s. al = ,er HI 4 I.nlly. NJ l. Il,
It'll" Y NtslI,. al 50 al otlst ls-
men havs insIlts ti II iiprDve
mo lels. A wsh-kl).vl la ist rls nl1
q " nsw D.ies ma |. th.s w.n.sr Favorlta
places In tn section for pi kscel nsI-
ing th o Igh TIA, ics G.e W.tlsrsi Il
Cove. Ksenv's Gov. B1,t,n Rs renr.
Snil sic Lake, but t. Neal IL p.
Cra berry nj AL Far a. -5pn r v r..
Pics'rs, wi ut is on SIl sys Down
New Lon Ton way there ~ cool SPORT j =
ging' T )st fish on the Thames + lisa
erml m usss no lait II taxes couple of
sticks two eet in length. Upol the enl
OF one he ties a clist .. oak lsavss AL at
the end Of the ot Ter n sharp hoos, max n /;
a miniature gaiT He tax : his bushe -
stick aud pats it down in from ei ht inches
TO foot and "A half OF water. ard be ms to
oscIllate it patiently. and the frost tisb
come to it. They sw. slowly ! en- atn it.
ruth n "a a nst the leaves. whs n the j -
is deftly lowered. and tb are 5trSed out
with a suideuuess that m4st aston 81 tue
fish. The fish d not ssen ia get fr ght-
ened. but continue q swarm ben ath tbe
leaves and he hook d up as lolg as tue
igger has patience p pail them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19


A Cumf, and ; or sn So out the
O hsr day. acco npanl ii y "A fias kagl sh
sete 7. Comm a. s. As o. f,eS II tur-
KEYS. and de>if.n 60 toiiow tas.n withss
the dog. he told ta s.t.er 60 a.. down. T.
dog obeved ani b. went t-c tue ess.-
The chase took a N sc 8ss a :. ver "A ssv-
eral miles up SIR AN sni Ter wal he
returned to plaes Ga shs river oppos 3
the locality WHERE be left he deg. II
called so th animal. bat ges n no re-
snd returned ainsssa. The DO was net
there. however. ani as he dld not appear
in the moraiag : .arsh vas matt. an3 b.
vas found lyiaz down jass where be Asa
seen sold to stop more tsaa tvesfv-fesa
ao1rs hsfore.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
zssz Sun.

An independent Newspaper Of
Democratic Principles, bvt not Con-
trolled BY any Set q Politicians or
Man pUlstors Devoted 70 Collect
ing and Publishing all the News of
the Day in the most Interesting
Shape and with the greatest posi-
bic Promptness Accuracy ard lrn-
partially: and 70 the Promotion q
Democratic Ideas ard Policy ~ the
sffsirs q Government Society and
Industry.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

The repeal or modification Of these laws
is demanded in the interests Of the public
aud il is 10 be hoped that Congress wiz
make thorough work. The same bill also
proposes the modification OF the home
cad law so that continuous residence
Of five years is required on claim and
NO Communication Is permitted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

~ dr tlolou IS Ieleated IN the rae
os ~ Cnfei States Senatorship iron
lok. .e E,c may undoubtedly b.
g. u8le4 toa Elrg degree at least, t.
q elt.. ke4 @. TIC Assembly whom th'
AI,so4 managers placed IN the char
81 . Ewius iniaIic committee ap
ne meat have alienated some of th"s,
s. q. ~.u Il otherwise have supported Nj
u.to4 is tAslr second choice. Mr.. His-
,o,a .4ss Withdrawn. and his supporters
bs,e eoue BODILY TO EvaIts. This, to
81 ier wita other previous accessions, ha;
given Eyaris decided boom, and al
I oug. lhe Morton men still express
sm Ives a. hopeful, it appears quite
p Obab h.u lo-night's caucus will selec'
Esa-t as rs can I'D tie.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

laE Committee on Iliyc.s and harbors
hl. recommended the appropriation o.
so ,lD .or the commencement of th'
i.l4epn Canal and couples 1t with tn
ef At fle work procee at once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

CnUS5EY NJ. DEPEw II just far enough
aw y from the Senatorial contest ia Ne"
Yo.k not e. bs ont OF hearing II ne should
bs cal.es FOR.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

SPEAKga ERwS, o. 1ne Ssw York A
ssn0iy. eFi1entiy possesses a vein Ot diy
Aa.oJr. I'll N de one Of his rivals for
the spsakersihp chairman OF the Con :
IN tiee Ou Grievances
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

a s-W lO.k .5uit ins4Sts on men
t,au" 81 Holman for place IN the
& bAet. Iae oua has punished Mr.. Hol
.a.n c1Olsl "a this way. Why does ii
Oh kicking HIM while he is down
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

n.a bridge acr0s'
Sc 80 49, that R. ton peog.le car
< to 8enssn Harbor con- enemy has been
suggested.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

r tvsn FRA X r snd Manlstee star
: Griv By Miss tSertie Space. OF coar se
sue Das 10 lack OF custom
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19


,hz NEEO5O LEGISLATION.
The re.ent action of the Senate in re-
yeIh = the desert land, pre-emption anC
.r...-c s,n laws was move in the righl
llrc on. ana 1t is to be hoped the meas
urc vii meet the'approval of the House.
While these laws were probably enacted
To- the promotion Of the public good, the
advantages tAat have been taken of their
detective features have made them little
less Il u immense swindling mediums, by
8.ch see MI tors have been able to lay
1....r lEla,ls on large amount of the pub
ic domain, To the exclusion of the honest
p o. Tor whose benefit at least two of
tles laws were enacted.
l the present law every citizen
ts of age IS en- tiled to en-
te Il, OF one hundred and six
same time hold
an amount. Aft T
s.,. aee ell lis homes teaC f,
kc another on,
les tie i,-
ia - acres al
KIN al.antas
90, al nave been
So far all right.
ula'or an
4lr rs ave ken ad-
b.r, @ isions Of TIA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
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E4ler-d "a ths postoiiice ia the city Oi
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
Grand Rapids A. sne II.

SLEEPING can ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTH fs1ll ls,N lag al Faa -. lsae Mu.si-
run Slesrlng Can for pefaekes tla klAek ill.r
City, Train leaving al l0-a a. IA. Asls llalf n
for Traverse IlgA.
SOUTh-Irain leaving s.Ss 4. ~ hss Mood
run Ale~-ping al for Cincinnati.
Through tickets be Ol,gasned al Jni.4n
IT. kel OIhce corner Monroe ana Ottawa ii rs.eis
and al Union Depot 4. l. LOt hNNOD
Gen Pass Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwauk. &c


Passengers takln. tl4e o ..sJ a. ia. txDfess make
close connections at OWosso for l4aInlla, aud al
Detroit for New York. arriving there al IUsu a. IA
the following morning.
Night Express las local Sleeping az DeiroIl 4.
Grand Rapids.
This is tlse only line running Atlantic nxpr.~s
leaving here al lO.sS g. Wlih htrIllllA al 10
Detroit, making direct connections ft,i az t.,ifi,s
East arriving al New York a. ilse ssoo45
morning.
Parlor Cars on mail trans both esist and west
The train leaving al 3.l5 \, IA viii MAKE dlfec
eonnecuon wltb milwaukee, steamers DAILY. excep
Sunday.
Through tickets secured at L.. q. a. a al afflo.
III Morton House block alld al tlse ti,.lsa
ID. POTTER Cits Pass Agent
GEO. b REEVE lnfnc AlllllaeI tillcsso. .
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19
TIE CRAZIEsT CRANK
A Mar vya0 Believes Himself Dos
t.tate Of d Body.

The AstoDish'ug sassry which Aftiiets =
Aen Yor ser--B ,dy and soul se .1arassd,
the Former Buried aud tise Latter
Assuming Bodily Functions
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19


HE tram leaving al h. IA connects az Nhus
Pigeon %Iih Atlantic EXprtes Naln line.
which has Palace drawing koom Sleeping
Coaches from Chicago 10 New York s1ild 5osiOr
without change.
The tram leaving AZ - n. m CONNECTS al VIZ
Pigeon tglylns one hour fur dlnLeTj vltl sllec.
New York kNpiess on MAN Lane.
Through tickets aud bcTtiir lu Slt-sDiug Dacl
can De secured al Union lickei Ou4oe 81 Auui
Street. ami Depot
All tr14InH will run bl sHh meridian time Vil..
In 80 minutes slower ilsis Detroit time
). ". MchLANEl. OeB' Al
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-19

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Delta chief., 1885-06-03
Prohibition in Maine.

NEW YORK, May 27.-Gen. Neal Dow
of Maine at a temperance meeting in CHECKER
ing hall, said the prohibtory law in Maine was
a confirmed success-that not more than $500,
OOO worth Of liquor was smuggled into the
state in a year, and that the people saved $12,
900 annually by leaving the Ium alone,
while their homes were in better condition and
the state, as a whole, more prosperous He ad-
mtted that the population did not incre ase
because the poor soil and worse climate drove
people away, but he sald that Maine furnished
West. Dow spoke bitterly, and denounce1
the Portland Republicans for being in league
with the liquor men.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03
Tho Apache Outbreak

Tucson. Arizona, May 2S.-The Stars
in small bands in different parts OF Southern
New Mexico, mostly In the vicinity of the
Black Range. More than thirty citizens are
reported killed, and many were mRnged be-
yond recognition. Last evening the Indians
were reported In the vicinity OF Cooks Peak
fifteen miles northwest Of Deming The gen
eral excitement prevails In the settlements of
the Gila. No Indians have been killed or cap
tured since the outbreak. General Crook Is on
his way here to relieve General Bradley. He
Is expected on Saturday. The miners and
ranchmeu are coming In from all directions
Much dIssatIsfactlOn is expressed at the tror pa.
Lordsburg special reports from Lake VALLEY y
that a band OF about forty Indians came in
sight OF that settlement. The citizens armed
themselves and went out 10 hold them In
check. The Indians moved in the direction OF
Cooks Canon.
The Stars 81 yer CITY special says: Captain
Madden struck GeroDimo's band OF Apaches
yesterday, on the Upper Gila, and ran thtm
into the mountains, where they were expected
to-day, but the Indians evaded him. Several
ranches, about miles from here have been
pundcrcd and destroyed. A family OF five
Mexicans was killed last night four miles from
here, and three children were braned. An
other Mexican was shot, but he escaped with
his life. This morning Georges ranch, two
miles from Fort Bayard WAS attacked, and an
American wounded. The Indians are heading
for the Black Range. A party OF citizens left
here to warn and protect settlers on the Rio
Mimbrcs. Captain Lee with sevcnty-hve men
took up the trail at noon to-day.
A special from STEMS Pass Gays the Indians
have been sighted In the canon short dis.
tancc from there. II Ia believed that they will
attempt to go through the pass. Should they
do 30, two companies OF cavalry, who are in the
immediate vicinity, will intercept them.
WAsurSGToS, d. G., May 2s.-From the cor
respondence which has been transmitted by
the War Department to the Indian Bureau, It
appears that the Apache Indian outbreak was
caused by whisky. The Indians manufactured
large quantities of "tiswin" and became In
toxicatcd. Knowing that punishment would
follow this infraction OF the rules they aban-
doncd the reservation and went on the war
path.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03
Colorado State Pres. A..ooIatIon.

To Colorado Kditor, and Publisher
Some OF the publishers and editors Of Colo
rado journals are not members OF the Colorado
State Pres Association. In It's behalf invite
them 10 Join, and rsques; thrir application for
membership before the annual meeting in
July, in order that may know a. near =. poe
slble how many intend TO accompany the cI
cursion party 10 Boise CITY, Idaho, and Port
land, Oregon BY addressing the undersigned
blank applications for membership can be had
and any desired information chesrtury 'ur
nished. W. L. PABOR,
Secretary,
May 25 lSsi Fruita, Mesa Co. Colo.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03

should not be ousted from his Office of District
Judge. Among other points raised in the de-
murrer is one to the effect that the Suprem
Court has no jurisdiction in the case
The first days races of the Denver
Jockey Club, on the 25th, were a decided sue
cess The day was all that could have been de-
sire and the attendance large and enthusias-
tic. The 2 25 trotting race was won by N. NJ.
Tabor's mare, Lady Bonner, the two-year-old
stake by j. N. Carlile's illy, Irish Molly, and
the running race by John McAyoy's gelding,
Chantilly.
The whole tribe of Nez Perces Indi-
ans from Washington territory, numbering 267,
passed through Denver few days ago. They
were accompanied by their Chiefs Joseph and
Yellow bone Their destination is the Indian
Territory. Yellow-bone said that he had pre-
viously visited their future home and the coun-
try was beautiful. These Indians are fine look
ing and apparently very intelligent and far su-
perior to the Utes Of our own state.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03
The Poor Little Ones.
May %, lSS
frulta, Mesa Co, Colo

We often see children with red crup-
,ions on face and hands. rough. scnly
SKIN. and often sores on the head Thcs"
things indicate depravsd condition IF
the blood. In the growing period.
children have need OF pure blood by
which TO build up strong ond healthy
bodies. II DR.. Pierce's "Golden Medl-
cal Discovery is given. the blood IS
purged OF its bad elements, and the
child's development will be healthy and
as 1t should be. Scrofulous affections.
rickets. fever-sores. hip join, disease or
other grave maladies and suffering are
sure to resul, from neglec, and lack OF
proper attention to such cases.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03
MORE DYNAMITE DEVILTRY.

An Unsuccessful Attempt Made to Blow up
A Private Residence In West Denver.
Denver News.
One OF the most tiendish outrages
ever attempted in any country occurred on
day evening at the house OF an unoffend-
ing citizen of West Denver, whose only offsnse
seems to have been that he persisted in his
employment as workman at the Denver and
Rio Grande shops, in preference to joining .he
strikers. Had this attempt been successful,
and 1t was only prevented by something little
short of miracle, an unoffendnig citizen and
his innocent wife and four children would
have been hurled into eternity without mo-
meut's warning. The details of this crime
without name, are as follows:
AT No 271 Pine street lives John Mackey.
wife and four children. Mr.. Mackey is en-
ployed in the shops at Burnham as locomo-
tive cab-builder and has been so employed for
five years, during which time he has been a
sober and industrious citizen, accumulating by
his industry the peat frame dwelling in which
be resides and two brick cottages on the same
lot fronting on South Eleventh street together
with the ground upon which they stand. The
neighborhood is one ofthe prettiest in Denver.
1t appears that Mr.. Mackey retired on Thurs
day night SIS usual about 10 o'clock. At 6
O'Clock yesterday morning he was apprised by
a neighbor that a suspicious looking object
was arranged on his doorstep. Proceeding
to the front Of the house he found one Of the
most hellish devices for causing death and
destruction ever invented. On the broad
stoop was a quart syrup can, the bottom Of
which had been taken off and large cake Of
soap substituted. Fixed in the soap were
two small wax tapers partially consumed, with
the end Of piece of blasting fuse adjusted
Immediately over them, SO that It would be
almost impossible that 1t should fail
to ignite. The fuse was passed through hole
punched in the center of the can and thence
for three feet TO the upper step, where placed
directly againt the door was baking powder
can, through a small hole in the top OF which
the end Of the fuse was inserted.
An examination disclosed the fact that the
can contained about three.pounds Of giant pow
der Of the most explosive character, packed in
pretty tightly, and in the center giant cap In
which the end OF the fuse was finally placed
The deadly device was carefully removed to
the back yard adjoining the dwelling and then
taken by Mr. Mackey in market basket to
the United States Marshal's office. AS yet no
clue to the bastard who placed the contrivance
on the step has been discovered. Its position
was such that but for the providential failure
OF the fuse to ignite, one family and perhaps
several in the vicinity would have been blown
into eternity and number Of buildings de-
molished.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03
Fire at Fort Collins.
T Tribune-Republican.

J
Fort COLLINS, Colorado, May 29.-'
About s O'Clock this morning. the third stor.
OF the Windsor Hotel was discovered to be on
fire The alarm was sounded and the fire de
partment turned out promptly, and four
streams weie TUNED on imne dIately, bu: from
the nature of the finishing Of the building, and
It's peculiar internal arrangement, the depart
ment labored at fearful disadvantage. The
fire was prevented from spreading to the north
OF the Windsor Hotel, but Il destroyed this fne
dry goods and clothing store Of G. 4. Welch &
Co, which occupied the store room 10 feet
front by 120 feet in depth, the second and
third stories being used by the Windsor Hotel
The origin Of the fire Is not known. I.was
discovered by one Of the employees OF the
Windsor Hotel, who started TO his room and
found the entire third floor illed with smoke
After the discovery OF the fire 1t spread 80
rapidly that but little OF the f-rniture OF the
hotel and goods OF the store could be saved,
and what escaped the fire Wa. ruined by water.
The property WAS insured in the vAriou.
agencies Of this city as follows Mr. Jacob
Welch, owner OF the Windsor Hotel, has IS
600 on the building and Is 900 OF the furniture
Mr.. c. x. Welch had about $50, 600 on hi.
property and stock. The value OF the hotel
property is placed at about go, 600, while tha,
OF Mr.. C. r. Welch x Co. Is placed a, 5000.
Mr.. c. X. Welch reduced his insurance g. 900
few days ago.
Delta chief., 1885-06-03
"MotherB Should Note This"

Under this caption an old physician
writes to Cincinnati Medical journal,
that in view Of the fact that people liv-
ing at n distance from cities are fre-
quently obliged to resort to cough mix
lures already put up for use, they should
provide themselves with only such rem
edies as are known to be free from
opiates, poisons and narcotics; thus
avoiding not only danger. but even fatal
results. He recommends the recently
discovered Red Star Cough Cure which
analyses and tests by various Boards OF
Health proved to be purely vegetable
as well as prompt, effective and entirely
harmless.