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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Ssafry Alarm Boxes a0a Telegraph 'oF
the Police Department.

The Boari ~ Pollee and FIRE Commis-
-ionsrs a-st Ia reaalar se-=lsa last evening
President Aashboslz presiding %. o. Deu-
as snd frank L14 @ere the apple-lls for
posiiloas apo1 the goAce force. eops ~
tie sef relating ~ eoBsicg labor "a 50 tar 81
municipal charge aFe Concerned sas re-
aelFea from lne Secretary of >iate, 2nd ~as
r.larrsti 81 q sseclal Ola mites consisting "
Coma.ssianars Westou sld fosers. Nith a
reaae-t lhal thes coufef sill toe Common
Council ll tie Dreul-es. oqglsfs band pre-
sentsa q comm. all .eal.on rendering a co-nph-
usarsry beIsnt 5oucest ~ tle police force
enich sas referred ~ tle COulaitLee OK
Nsn ana Daglns. H. Bsekman rendered
h.- resi- .glaliol 81 member " Tie Fire De
cart1lslE lhe lommittes cu Property re-
ported they had contracted with the Police
Telephone and signal Con lang foF teeuty
"a -1ual stations, together 9Th tLe ncces-ir5
apparatus ~ operate ceAtrhi Once ~ lso
circuits foe - 80. tie same - po ia readl-
1s-s for 4.s within uluetg aaF-, Nllch Ha-
approved. Frank Tracy ~a- dropped frOm
the cola. ~ the Fire Department i De resi- s
nation 0f Joseph ". Downs. driver " tie
Fire Department supply wagon, sas ac-
.euted tne same being ACCOMPANIED by .
. f,ls5rabie EOtlce Ut The Trustworthy service
ia. has rendered. TIE resignation ~ Henry
Beeknan, part-pay pipeman Of Company
40. T. Nas accepted.
The Committee on Men and Dlciphne
recommended the placing IT the twenty
sentry boxes ~ f0lio@s Corner Of MourOe
and Ottasa streets. northwest corner ~
Nest Palk aud Monroe. southwest corner "
Oaa and south Division, corner OF Wealthy
and Jefftf-0u avenues, corner 81 Fulton and
Iona streets, corner u summit and Oaks,
-0ulhae-t corner 0f Pearl aud Canal. south
ue-t corner OF Canal aud Bridge, southeast
corner IT ottawa and CoidcroOk. corner 0f
FIainheld avenue and Caledonia street, cor
uer Front street and ShaWmut avenue, cor
ner 0l Nest Bridge and Mt. Vernon, corner
stocking aad Fourth streets, corner BarckiaJ
and East Bridge, corner Grandyille and
Wealthy avenues. near D.. O.. h. q NJ. K. K.
Depot. corner Scribuer and Leonard streets,
corner West Bridge and Division, corner
south Division and Wealthy avenue, corner
ShaNmut avenue and West Division. The
report was adopted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

An unusually attractive program for
next Sunday has been arranged 10y
the choir of Division Street " T..
Church. In the morning Mrs Havi-
hud late OF Ann Arbor. soprano Of
marked ability. will sing The Lord Is
Mindful. from Meudels-ohn's st Paul. a."
and the quartette wi. present Aht's anthem.
Lord Most Holy ln the evening the fol
loving special music VII be rendered solo.
Trust IN the Lord. from sullivan prod
iraI SON. by Prot Turtle qparfette. Ros
sini Cod Of Israel solo. Dehl's Cast
rhy Burden on the Lord by Mr. Rogers;
Solo. or5d's Prayer by Mrs. Hosken.
mlie quar-ette. Beethoven The Heavens
Proclaim Finn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

horse, \ horse, Ny kingdom for
horse. were the words pat into the mouth of
King Richard III. boy the great bard of Avon.
Richard evidently wanted a horse very badly
and the livery stable must have been good
way of. and probably the proprietor only
kept few old nags, none OF which were
suitable for Richard use. But If III. y.
Pulver had only been IN the livery business
al that time the tiery old king could have
got horse suitable for king 10 ride or
drive for only two dollars. He has them
suitable for common folks. those who are
not bent on war, but only desire to give
their girls drive N the fresh air and the
respleudent moonlight. Give him trial
The Pleaders Cigar at Mills Il Lacey's
Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20


Ou complaint OF A. q. Greiuer whO keeps
a confectionery establishment az i,-i South
Division street. Nellie Bradford was arrested
yesterday, Oh charge OF petty larceny. GreI-
ner claims that -he left his house last Mon
day. and took with her pair OF cuffs and
some underwear belonging to his WIFE On
Tuesday he procured search warrant and
broke 0uen her trunk which she left at the
house. but failed % find the articles He
claims that she has since confessed that sle
took tae clothing. She denies that she took
the goods. OF ever said that she knew whore
they went %. She says she worked for
Oreluer, that he quarrel7 with his wife, aud
0n Monday Mrs Greiner left the house. That
night he wanted Nellie % sleep on couch IN
a room where be occupied a bed. She re-
fused and left the house on Tuesday. when
hl- wife returned. and they trumped up the
charge of larceny against her. She was re
leased ou bail, 10 appear for trial this morn
luF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Prof. Greeson, the new principal OF the
high school, Henry Post and Fred Blount, of
this city and the Messrs. Montague, of
Traverse City, will start on a trip around the
great lakes about July Is. They viii sail IN
a small yacht, catching fair weather a. they
can and fsh whenever the bait proves tempt
ing 10 them.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20
Surgical instruments. Peck'- Drug stor

surgical instruments feck Drug store.
Yopag Ladies Journal. Harpers Monthly.
P0putrr Monthly. Neic 0rk FashiOR BGzGr.
GoIev and Pefersoa for July at Vinegar.
. North Division street. Porter block.
None but pure medicines dispensed at
Mills & Lacey Pharmacy.
Detroit mixed paints and colors in paste
form at Peck Drug Store.
We offer a few Mahogany Finished Suits
% close ont so way down prices also
some Cherry and OAK ChTouniers. These
goods ara fine and can be bought AZ prices
which cannot Dee duplicated after they are
disposed Of.
PHUv1x FrRSITrRE Co.
saiesroom on summit and West Fulton
streets.
Try Peck's German Cologne. equa 70 the
imported Farina, Sl.-o per pint. les per or.
at PEGS Drug Store.
Buy your flags and fire crackers of Wine
gar. North Division street. Porter block.
Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Povdsr at Mills
s. lacey Pharmacy.
T-n-ses. large stock and the most a.
proved gnds. st Peck Drug Store.
Three bottles Of Ayer'- or Hoods ssr-a-
par'Ia for S37o nc feck.s Drug Store
VaseEne n poand cans. Prices reduced
f-ck Dr1z sore.
Try imported bay -um from Peck's Drus
Store l'ur o0n importation
P-suare for cholera by a tbo-ouzh d.sn-
Fatr rf .rr- r-arrr and tf r.- 90 -s.e rs1.a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20
Excursion.

The steamer Nv. II. Barrett WI make an
excursion down the river Sunday, the 2lst
inst. leaving her dock. foot of Waterloo
street. at p. m, and returning at p. III.
Music by Nilkes's band. No improper
characters will be taken.
Fare for the round trip - tents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

~4saIso1os J4aa 1I-fes tna lppef
0afometsf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20
Greai Dime Museum

The Boston Ideal Dime Museum anc
Novelty Company, Will be at Luce Hal
for the week, commencing Monday. June -
Tins company j. the best on the road. Thei
stage performance are unrivaled. and thei
many wonderful novelties and freaks arr
simply marvellous, all helping TO make up
very interesting entertainment. Genera
admission only ten cents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

ouag L0hes' journal, Harper's NoRfhiy
PODui1r Monthly, NelC York FdshjOR BdzGr
Godev and Peterson for July at Vinegar :
, North Division street. Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

The grand jury IN New Orleans has in
dicted a druggist for manslaughte IN negli-
gently preparing a medicine containing
aconite, and causing death. Red Star
Cough Cure Is free from aconite or mar
cOtics.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

| have one new first-class Truck Sulky for
sale. made by "A popular builder. Phetons,
Surreys and Buggies, of my own make, for
sale, at prices to suit the times George G.
Fitch, ioo South Division street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Mills q Lacey's Pharmacy and Surgical
Instrument Depot Is the place TO buy every
thing IN the drug or instrument line.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Pure ground spices at prices usually
charged for the commercial article at Peck :
Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Fancy soaps at Peck's Drug Store, 100
kinds 10 select from.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Assorted stock Toilet SOAPS
These goods vii be- slaughtered re-
vsriiefs - c0ef
You can always End the ia-gesf snd
finest variety - Frufts an1 Vegetables
in the market and AZ the lowest prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20
Compound Oxygen

The Pleaders are a 10 cent cigar for cents
at Mills * Lacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Choice table Saturns and Clarets at Mills
* Lacey : Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Cures disease of the Throat. Stomach, Iiv-
er, Nerves. Kidneys and Bladder. Also, dis
eases peculiar 10 women, and general debil-
ity r. Culver, NJ. d., corner Canal and
Lyon streets, Fourth National Bank block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20
Paul W. Friedrich S
pa MONROE STREET.

These bargains are offered tn make
room for the elegant new stock q. Stein
way, Sohmer, Hartman and Behr,
Pianos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Lubin's perfumes. twenty OdOrs, JOc per
or, at Peck's Drug Store.
Lettuce Soapat Mills * Lacey's Phar-
macy
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

These are new and stylish goods, cut and
made by iirst-class house, and the only
way we could get them SO that We could
sell them for $3.50, was to take 200 pair of
them, all the concern had. They are better,
(and we can prove it,, than most Of the
$500 pants sold in this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Young LGdies J0lOn0f. Hgrpers' MONTHLY
P0puiur Monthly. Nelc York Fashi0R BGzGr
Goden and Peterson for July at Vinegar s,
. North Division street. Porter block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

None but pure medicines dispensed al
Mills Il Lacey Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20

Detroit mixed paints and colors IN paste
form at Peck Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-20
Truck Sulky.

The Pleaders Cigar at Mills q Lacey's
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-26
OVER TIE OCEAN.
FrSANcrAL FEATURES.
Public conndepos In iaveStmsnt. shaEOn
by tho UaoertnIn Failure OF Politics,
TradO and FInAmCs-Hough Treat
meat of the Marquis If LOrnO.

LONDON, OCT. 95.-The low rate Ct dis
count fails to attract borrowers who, il
consequence OF the uncertainty oil the
future Of politics, trade and finance, which
still weakcns public confidence, see nc
prospect of employing money 10 an im.
mediate or prospective profit. A large
quantity OF American bills are being Of
fered on account oi recent English pur-
chsses OF American securities. Three
months bond bills are quoted at ! per
cent, trade bills at lS percent and call
bills at /! percent. The recent draw of
gold from the Bank Of England is ex-
pected to rtsuit in n rise Of the bond rate
Of discount next week, but no equivalent
advapce4n outside rates is expected.
The EcOnOmia commenting upon the
unstable equilibrium OF the Liberal party
says the Liberals will win in the coming
elections; that their victory will be tenn
porary and provisional and will not out
lsst Mr.. Gladstone's political life. The
Radicals, says the Ec0EOmiS!, are mistaken
in assuming TOO confidently that the future
belongs to Mr.. Chamberlain. Ciaptrap,
like curses. comes lone TO roost. Mr..
Chamberlain has raised hopes among the
iguorant classes tina. are doomed to disap-
pointmeut When the awakening day
comes Mr.. Chamberlain will find it more
difficult to induce people to trust him
second time.
The feature OF the past week was boom
in American securities. Although it is
believed that the future has been largely
discounted, tho impression is prevalent
that higher prices will be established than
those nov reached. Among the rumors
affecting the market was report that one
company would control sll the Vanderbilt
roads, and that the Vanderbilt interest
would absorb the Erie road, while the
Pennsylvania company would work It's
pleasure with the Philadelphia & Read
ing. The scheme il realized, would bene-
fcially inauerca the future OF the London
market.
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A wARM itKcerrIoN,
How the Matql.I Of Lurne was NILS reats
BIZ tn > Breattnrd Etsctors.


By tn e, 8toattard EtsotosS.
LONDON, Oct. 24,-The Marquis ol
Lorne, the Liberal candidate for Hsmp,
stead, went down to Brentford, town
seven miles west OF London, to de.
liver a campaign spaech. While address.
ing the electors, mob assaulted him
with rotten ess,, anil some OF them gain.
ing tho platform, smashed his hat over
his bead. The supporters OF the Marquis
rushed to bis rescue and fight ensued
The noble lord now become so thor.
oughly frightaned that he hastily de.
parted from the scene, ran through the
streets in drenching rain to the railway
station and immediately departed ior
London. Meanwhile the row continued
the supporters OF the Marquis being
severely handled, and becoming discour.
aged at their desertion by their champion
they retreated, leaving their contestants
masters OF tho field. The latter then
seized the platform and passed resolu'
tion condemning the policy OF the Lib
erals.
When the Queens son-in.law made his
appearance ss the Liberal ctndidhe toi
Hampstead 1t occasioned considerable sur
prise, and when he put forward in his ad
dress advanced Radical opinions, the sur.
prise was greatly increased. He adopted
Mr.. Chamberlain's programme OF free ed
ucation and advocated immediate discs
tablishment in Scotland. He championeC
the principles OF the Free Land
League, and with view to the
encouragement Of the subdivision O.
land suggested sales Of large estates enblo,
should be subject to heavy taxation, while
sales Of land to be divided into smaller
lots should be left duty free. As to the
House OF Lords, he hardly went so far al
the Hampstead Radicals desired, being o
the opinion that the venerable institution
might be amended by the infusion o
elected members. He favored the ex
tension of local seit.government to Ire
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SMALLPOX PLAGUE.
NO CASES AT TME ST. LAURENT
ColIsEo-The Tfoublo Canadian Sanitary
OnlciRIS Have of ISOlHtiog Persons ar. 4.
h'ctod with tho Disease - People
CroaslnE the Maine nurdsr.

F.. MONTREAL, Oct. 25.-With reference 10
the charges made by Father Cushing and
the American boys, who left ST. Laurent
College on Saturday, the authorities ofthe
College will tomorrow publish state
ment signed by the Mayor OF St. Laurent,
the College physician and the phyiician
to the Board Of Health, stating that there
had not been case of smallpox in tho
College this year. With regard to bad
food, several Of the students from Mass0-
chuseLts have been examined and state
there is plenty of food and all that could
be desired.
MONTREAL, Oct, 25,-The authorities are
meeting with considerable opposition in
the work of isolating small pox patients.
To-day carter called d number OF his
neighbors 10 his assistance and together
with mob drove of posse ol sanitfry
police, which had come 10 remove one Of
the csrter's children TO the hospital. He
will be summoned before a new court
which has been established for the trial Of
such cases. At another house to which
the officers went for similar purpose q
man drew a knife and kept them at hay,
until he was reasoned out OF his folly.
AUGUSTA, NE, Oct. 25 DIR. Young of
the State Board Of Health, who visitedthe
inspection station at Morse river last week,
says large number OF French Canadians
passing through the place are not inspect
ed or vaCcinated, unless this has recently
been done, and that many escape by pass
ing in at night.
QUEBEC, ONT, Nov. 25.-This evening
In all the Protestant and Catholic church.
Cd letter from the Corporation Board Of
Health was read, calling upon the men,
bers Of the different congregations TO DO
vacCiuated at once.
TORONTO, Oct. 25-Fhe first death from
smallpox in Toronto cured to-day.
The victim was q boy. It is supposed that
he caught the disease from his father, who
had been unpacking infected gloves from
Montreal.
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PURITY OF THE BALLOT.

burden Of Senator shermAn'S Speech on
fraud ia Elections IN the South.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator John
Sherman was tonight rendered a
asrenade by his friends in this city. The
Marine Band furnished music for the oc.
casion, and large crowd Of persons lis
tened to the speeches. Senator Sherman
was introduced by Ben Butterwortb, and
spoke for thirty minutes. The purity oi
the ballot was the principal theme Of hii
discourse. He declared that every Ma
tiona election SINCE 1868 had been tainted
with fraud and terrorism, and asserted
that last year, by unlawful combination
and fraud, Grover Cleveland had been
elected President Of the United States
when, il there had been q fair vote and
fair count, James G, Blaine would have
been elected. L..
The speaker dwelt at some length on the
recent elections in Ohio and charged the
Democrats with perpetrating gross frauds
against The purity Of the ballot. He be
Iteved that Congress should pass q wise
election law to govern the election o.
members Of Congress and Presidential
electors sud if such measure failed tc
protect the negroes In their right Of sui
lFage, then the Republican party would
take care that the Southern States were
not allowed representation based on theil
negro CitiZana,
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sherman saro Of Hls Seat.

WARRINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator John
Sherman arrived here this morning. He
was asked in regard to the situation in
Ohio.
1--WE have three majority on Joint ballot
in the Legislature" he said, "and we ought
to have more. We elected them, and
they were connted out. Every Senator
and Representative from Cincinnati was
elected by US, and the Democrats counted
in their men. But We are sure OF three
mslority, and ! an sure Of being chosen
Senator"
Republicans will fall you2"
"Not the slightest. Nothing OF the sort
ever happened in Ohio, and there Ia no
prospect OF it now. The Republicans
will vote to q man for their nominee. !
do not know what the Legislature will do
in reference to the outrage on the ballot
In Ciucinnatl."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-26

WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 25,-Three
petitions have been presented to the De.
partment OF Justice asking that suits in
equity be brought to vscats BELLS patents
now owned by tho American Bell Tele-
phone Company. Two Of these petitions
were presented by the Globe Telephone
Company, and the other by the Washing
ton Telephone Company. Ig
The Department Of Justice has referred
petitions with accompanying papers 10 The
Department OF the Interior for report, ad
vice and recommendations oil the Secte'
tary OF the Interior. The Secretary ot the
Interior in turn has referred each 10 tht
Commissioner Of Patents for his report
and opinion. r5.s.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 95.--In the Diocesan
Conference OF colorcd Methodist Episcops
preachers, which is being held here, Prof
A. Z. Soloder, distinguished and highly
educated canRibsl, upon being introduced
said; I'm a native Of the Fiji Islands
gentlemen, and j have Oatsn human AeHt
many a time. was born cannibal and
was accustomed to eat missionary. In my
early days liyed principally on roasted
been missionary myself these 50 years
"What does human flesh taste iikef'
inquired the bishop.
"Presty much Ike mule" explained The
distinguished stranger. "You can hardly
tell the difference" said he, "hetweeu
young monkey aud squirrel, and boa con
strictor ia very like missionary"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-26

TnE Richmond Di.pateh pretends to
have no lear OF any influence Senator
Sherman and Judge Foraker may exert
on the voters of Virginia, but for q paper
that proiesaes 90 much indifference 1t
takes up great deal Of space to show it.
q course these two Northern Republicans
do not expect TO be welcomed with open
arms by certain class Of Virginians.
The following from the Danyille Times
is interesting reading in this connection /:
Sherman stated in Washington during
the famous investigation OF the Danville
riot that It was right and proper that q
majority, even Of Ignorant impecunious
negroes, should govern a minority ol
whites, although the whites might have
all the wealth and intelligence.
lIa comes now from Ohio, victorious
with that fendish idea, helping John s.
Wise to force it on Virginia; and Dan
vile, that has thrown of the yoke, is to
be again subIugated.
Let him come the very sight Of him
will stir our people up from centre to cir
cumtereuce and from bottom totop. And
let him bring Foraker with him. sher-
man and Foraker helping Wise to turn
the government over to the negroes and
MahOnes piratical crew will be worth
thousands ofvotes for Lee."
Yes Danville did "throw off her yoke"
with a engeapce-murderiug innocent
negroes. The Republican party has freed
the rolored race and put the ballot in their
hands, and II Is the plain duty Of party
to see that they are permitted to use the
ballot without fear OF the bullet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-10-26

LONDON, Oct. 24,-Dspatches from Paris
this evening show that the French pco-
pie are being again excited by the news
papers against the Governments disastrous
colonial enterprises. The military organs
take particularly gloomy view Of the
French situation in both Tonquin and
Madagascar. The Arent, referring TO the
recent wholesale massacre Of Christiass in
Touquin, exclaims: "This butchery is q
Disgrace 10 cur protectorate !"
The Progrcs Afiitdire states that the
government ia sending to Touqu'u ten
men per regiment to replace those French
soldiers lost in that miserable country by
disease, and declares its opinion that the
end OF the whole French military enter
prise in China will be disgrsceful retreat.
1t is stated semi.oiiicially tGst tho Gov
ernmen is 30 disgusted wtth@the outcome
OF NJ. Ferry's military enterprises that Il
has determined TO leave the decision Of
the continual CO or abandonment Of the
invasion Of Madagascarto the Chamber ol
Deputies,