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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-06-10
The Boys Fought NObly.

PITTSBURG, June Ga bare knuckle prize
between j. Donnclly and J. Murphy, local
pugilists, took place tonight in barn on
Thirty-third street. Sixteen rounds were
fought, when Murphy was knocked out.
Both men were badly punished. The prize
was the hand OF IL young lady, who
witnessed the fight.
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Didn't Get to Canadas

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June 6.-Willlam
Dorrance, only IS years OF age, second
teller of the Providence National Bank,
was arrested this afternoon Tor embezzle.
ment. He confesses to a defalcatlon Oh
$4,000, extending through several years na;
The cline to the crime was discovered accl-
dentally. The bank has Il large surplus.
Dorrance is of highly respectable family.
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Almost II Disaster.

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Memorial Hall, in
Fairmont Park. the Art Hall OF the Cen
tennial Exposition, which cost 81, 800, 900,
caught fire this afternoon and was at one
time in imminent danger of destruction,
with its valuable art contents. FOrtu-
nately, however. the flames were extin-
guished after il few hundred dollars dam
Il gcs had been DONE
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xu.ra,x Other Indictment.

New YORK, dune 5.-The indietment mt to ,
wmieI and Fish Ma Jointly with the crime OF grand
laprf"1 anrl Il. 1884, stolen s21, 900 from the
Mo rine Rank.
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Ill. .Eale&l Cash lple re.

SIMIA. India, June 6.-The British resi-
dents OF Cashmere report to-day that the
shocks OF earthquake continue. The earth
has opened in several places swallowing Il
number OF houses. Hot water and clouds
OF sulphurous dust have been elected from
the chasms. This phenomena was ac-
cOmpanied by loud runblings.
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Unusuallv Comfortable.

New YORK, June 5.-Dr. Douglas, who re-
manned at General Grants house all night
was once called to paint the patient
throat with cocoaine. The night, however
the Doctor said, was ii good one in point ol
rest and general feeling The General was
unusually comfortable this morning.
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AdalllS.COler ridge

LONDON, June Cit is reported this af-
ternoon that the slander. ease of Charles W.
Adams against Lord Coleridge has been
compromised. 1t is also stated that the
compromise or settlement requires that
Lord Coleridge shall give to Mr.. Adams
f6, 900 on the occasion Of the marriage OF
Mr.. Adams and Mildred, daughter OF Lord
colpridpe
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ReDortesl Murder of the Ameer,

ST. PETERsBURG, June 6.-The NovOstia
announces that it has been privately in
formed from the Caucasus that Abdurrah-
man, the Ameer of Afghanistan, has been
murdered by his suite. 1t is said that the
murder took place in Persia, where the
Ameer was at the time travelling, and that
Ayoub Kahn, the deposed Ameer, will be
his successor The report causes much OK
citpment
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Taken to the fftllS .

CHARLOTTE, N. c., June "a man VINO
Is believed to be defaulting Paying Teller
Scott, of the Manhattan Bank Company
New York, got off an air line train al
Evansville, Georgia, paid $500 for a horse
ana buggy and put out through the couh
try to-day.
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Cleveland IndOrSed.

New YORK, June 5.--Irving's Hall Cen
eral Committee tonight unanimously
adopted resolutions indorsing the Admins
tration OF President Cleveland and GOV.
ernor Hill, and approving the policy OF
Secretaries Naming and Whitney.
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Hn,agmall's Day.

H,cKENsAcK, n. j., June o.-oahioro
s;sco was hanged this morning on ,"s
scaffold he confessed to having kiilea nt
Ahram Gurner, but insisted to the 'as' ''''''
no had acted in self-defense.
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Difference of Opinion,

MONTREAL, June 5.-A citizen named
Ouellette has brought suit for $40, 900 dam
ages against DIR. Berry, city vaceinator, for
causing the death of his two children with
impure vaccine matter. The Doctor says
the children died from measles.
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Az INcoNFiHNED RUNIOR.

LONDON, June 6.-The reported murder
OF the Ameer of Afghanistan is doubted in
official circles here as the Government had
received no Information up to a late hour
this afternoonf tending to confirm the ru-
NOR. Some believe the report to bea stock
iObbing canard.
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German Elections.

VIENNA, June 5.-Elections for the ke'ch-
roth were held to-day. The returns sho"
+,,o+ three German Liberals and one Ger
,,,nn Nationalist have been elected III
S;iesia: three Liberals in Corintha, and ten
;ho,a Is in several other electoral districts.
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Trouble in Crete.

ATHENS, June ct is reported here that
grave political disturbances have occurred
in Crete. No details have reached this
place. and the reason assigned is that the
malcontents have cut the wires.
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Bound for the GallOwS

GALVESTON, June "a special from Mar
shall says: In the District Court to-day
Edward Bean, for the second time, was
found guilty OF the murder of Charles
Stephens. The jury fixed the penalty at
Il
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1t Isn't Their Treat.

Kan as City Times.
We haven't heard ofWilhelm or Bismarck
commanding any OF our distinguished coun-
trymen to drop in and take Il wiener-wurst
and a small beer.
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AllQuief af PlffShurx.

PITTSBrEG, June 6.-The Amalgamatcd
Association is holding it's annual rcunit
at Beaver. Pa, to-day. The attendance il
not as large as usual. There is nothing
new i'm he ST rikp
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RmnOred Failure

BEDFORD, vt. June 5.-A report says 'has has
ex- -(ioyernor Hale of New Hamps.1, -, Is h;s
failed for large amount anu 'nts. ..aohod for
property in Vermont has been a'.a'i'- -
four times it's value.
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.BosroN, June 5.-The gross earnings OF
the Union Pacific Railway for the first four
OF 1885, were $7,2O1 ,6O7, an increase over
the same period OF last year OF SAT, 14O.
The expenses were 81 ,959, 494. a decrease
of S213,O1S. The surplus earnings were
S2,242, 13, an increase of S26S, 15S.
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Increased Failures.

NEW YORK, June 5.-The business failures
nr the last seven days were 223, as COM
pared with 2O6 last week.
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RUssian Energy.

EILA, India, June 6.-The Russian tele-
el system has been completed as far as
Mtry, and is now being extended to Saraha,
on the confines OF Afghanistan.
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Smuggling Whisky.

COLBERT, Ind Ty., June 6.-This morn
ing at Post Oak Grove, Captain Sam Six
Killer and five policemen overt ook a band
of negroes, under the notorious desperate
Dick Glass, who had two wagon loads OF
whisky, which they intended to smuggle
into the Seminole Nation. \ fight ensued.
Glass and Il negro named Jim Johnson
were killed. Two other drivers were SER
iously wounded and captured together
with he whisky
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Postmaster Moule, OF Bercial, Meaaher
county, says this has been such a saccesala3As
season for lambs, that his sheep herd
be increased 1l5 per cent. [sogs
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he Fishers to be Pr0te cte

J, OTTAWA, Ont, June ct is reported
/, at the Government has given Instructions
to fit out number OF small vessels, to be
used for the protection OF the gulf fisheries.
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In hankrmntCY.

BALTIMORE, June "a bill was presented
10 y, the courts in this city to-day, asking ior
!he appointment of a receiver for the Amer
!eah Rapid Telegraph Company.
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Grant Free From Pain,
Emma Nevada:s Lover,

New YORK, June 6.-General Grant slept
fully seven hours last night and his condi-
tioH to-day is one of freedom from l'ah4.
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LONDON, June ct is stated this after
noon that Mile. Emma Nevada is bctrothed
to Dr. Palmer
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HANLAN STILL. IN THE FIELD.

DErRoiT, June 5.-Detroits, /, Chicagos,
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A. d. U. w.
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HANLAN STILL IN THE FIELD,
CHICAGO, June 3.--Referring this evening
to the challenge OF John Teemer, OF Pitts
burg, published in Il local paper to-day,
Edward Hanlan, the oarsman, said he
would row Teemer an the following terms :
Races of one, two, three. four and five
miles, each at 81 900 side for each race,
or one three-mile race for So 900, the races
to take place on any course in the United
States or Canada
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
Archer Again Rides to the Fore-Ameri-
can Events.

Archer Again Rides to the Fore-Ameri-
can Events.
LONDON, June 4.-The race for the Oak s
stake at EPSON to-day was won by Lord
Cadogan's bay filly Lonely. The winner
was ridden by Fred. Archer, who rode the
winnin g horse in the race for the Derby
stakes on Wednesday. Lord Zettland's s
bay tilly st. Helena came in second, and
Sir j. Willoughby chestnut filly Cipollinet
third.
BRIGHTON BEACH, June 5.-Three-quarters
of a mile for maidens OF all ages-Billy
Sterritt won, Paneo second, Trenton third;
time, 1:1Sh. Seven furiongs-Barnum
won, Frank E second, Clarence third; time;
1:33A. One mile and one nefurlong-Jim Car
Isle won, Lester second, Warren Lewis
third; time, 2:O3. One mile and quarter
for all ages-Nettle won, Tony Foster sec
ond, Little D third; time, 2:16. Steeple
chase, full course-Revenge won, Jacqu-
ment second. King Tom third; time; 5:3SB.
BASEBALL.
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Wales anu the Car.

PARIS, June 6.-The GaulOis states that
the Princess of Wales is endeavoring
to bring about a meeting OF the Prince OF
Wales and the Car OF Russia at Copenha-
gen. 1t is the hope of the Princess that a
permanent peace may be secured through
the meeting.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

y Hhak1sg Aagor 0rsee gave sln-h assuF-
anee a. le . SD to have gssu ~ no<
SeW fork aaslst za-feE reDrosas-A Z pro4pt
alst successful actaya - "a t4kee -
ralss . cFs.llEa5ls sun for moaanAe1t.
ihs renaiIls are ~ on4y . Temporary
resting place, and Il ls sad that tie occu-
ga1t u tbs ClareG-s1t AsFlss. tss slfs for
shiea zas pfomissI tor TIE peruaaaeDt
tolllb, refuses t. yass up AS lease ~hleh
aoisis god JET for i9ar 81 fse ysars. II
i AGA likely thai tEs renosal u the re-
mans Vii oeeuf fof soms time - come.
Whsn tue removal oOnles e. DC discussed
tie Erst g.augs II sorr0s I'll have PASSED
and II e shall be kDosa that there - any
inclination Ca the part ~ the relatives &
take the rsna. - - Washington, tie
press And the publAs AID or aalzatlOns
Ike Ills Grand Arms u tie RspabAc,
which have, cut II respect - Mrs. Grant,
reffained from fFeely asserting their opin-
lons, VII bring T. bear nuch greater pres
sure than they did before the funeral
We repeat that Il vii not remarkable Il
the remains shall Jet be taken h Wash
lngton T. nnd a hnal resting place.
Whether they ere or not viii depend
largely On ths hbsrahty and promptituds
0f New York eity IL providing a hitting
MEMORIAL. ana the result of the meeting
ealied yesterday by ex- President Arthur
viii be- watched with interest.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
aEn. GsANI.s assrnaG PLAce

GEN GRANTS RESTING PLACE.
II viii not BE- remwkabla # General
Grants remains ara NOT allowed to Fe
very long st Riverside Park Already
Col Frei Grant is reported i8 have said
that TIE removal ~ h.s fathers remains
e. Washington is snbiect A. future cou-
sidersfion. ltis understood thst Mavor
Ciraee assured TIE Colonel before the fu-
nersl thar naiiien dollars wonld he
r,.sed 81 buid q monument THE slow
prOxress msie ia fhe effort 81 rNse fbe
n1cEurnent fnnd and she narrow escape
rom utter failure. sfter appealing lenz
and piteo'lsly ao the weote country. to
-ssise the sani necessarv - the Liberty pa
fsstssi- sra ndt circumstances which prom
- anything ike such q liberal cont1hu-
icn ~ Msvar tirsce ts ssid 90 have prom
se,i Ch1eaS-o. with ncf hslf tha population
.ad wiflicuf the inventive ~ furnishing he
enement fer tlss great Generals rsmains.
sas rona beyond New Yerk a raisiur
ami - srect 3 monument e. his memorv.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

1HERE have beea a good many hings
gaade az Rsv. DR. Newman on account OF
the part he took "a spiritual adviser %
Gen. Grant and ms prominence IN con
nection with the obseqGiss. We have NO
sxcess % admiration ~ DR.. Nswuan. His
condoct in connection with his church re-
istions were not a. all crsditable and his
sulogy on ex-Cov Stanforyi's son. fulsoms
cd e0llseuat. made him deserving % the
reproacb ot -very body who appreciates
sincerity But until Il Is shown that he
was present with Gen. Grant without I'M
vitation or without bsing wholly welcome
there. there is httle 81 criticise in bis con
duct IF be- hsd been a personal friend
~ Grants for years. ADD u Grant wished
10 have him present in his last days. It
was his duty to be there. His funeral
discourse. while q vas eniogistic. was
warranted by the subiect n the parson
wss maize more prominent than tbe pub
he wished e. see him it was the t4ult -
The press m mentioning bim So 'requeut-
y. Is - tbe easiest thing IN the world
b relsgste = man to ohscurity ifthe press
unites 90 dot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.

The Grand Rapids Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, under the management OF
Prof. &. w. Paine, Nj. d., is located at
the corner of Monroe and Division
streets. one of the finest locations in the
city. The institute was established for
the purpose OF furnishing to the people at
large the means of obtaining medical and
surgi ,al advice and treatment at prices
within the reach of all, and the patron
age it has received affords ample proof
that there WAS wide spread demand for
it in Western Michigan. The institution
is thoroughly equipped for the treatment
of all forms of chronic and acute diseases
under new system Of treatment which
effectually eradicates blood poison, and
cures nervous affections, female com
plants, catarrh, consumption, rheuma-
tism, piles. epilepsy, etc.
Connected with the Institute, and un-
der the direct supervision of Prof. Paine
is a system of medicated vapor, electro
thermal and other baths TO whi III patients
have access, and which are found of espe-
cial benefit In the treatment of diseases.
A special feature is the treatment of fe-
male complaints, rheumatism, etc, by the
ozo-disinfectant treatment.
The Institute has a large number of
private apartments for the accommoda-
dation of patients and corps Of COM
petent and skilled lady attendants. Pa
tients are furnished with rooms, board,
baths, etc.
Prof Paine was formerly connected
with the Philadelphia University Hospi-
tai. and for three years past has been pro-
prietor OF the Texas Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute, of Dallas, Texas, SO that
he has had an extended experience in
conducting such institutions. All com
munications should be addressed to Prof.
G. W. Paine. NJ. d., Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

flbslils Sundays excepted sllelif
fassensefe sskiiif tte ? -4 e. fRGreee uisks
Cit,se gs1nuBrtofs ai osfesU tuI l44fsnlI. allu q.
Delroit fof hl.W ! ofk. arriving there ~ losu
the following mofgllne.
Nls.is kKsr.ss haf is1,al rl-epils az DstEoii u
1rend ilaf.lds.
Tie if t,ie ouis ilne runEiAf kA4sliad tSfFs=<
lsssit.a hors a.i tstl L. IA. Nlih niaspIf al a.
nesroit uhkin< Jir8ri OaIlnr,ilouf foI eli plintx
kS.st arriving al Aa~ lsak ; a.. ihe folloslLs
eNcnii4E
Parl0f ars on mail trains both esst aId srsst.
The train lassyiug ai lU.sa d. ~lu nls.kt dircsi
oorinecliaH xifh M wali6 steamers aallg sxosla
bunday.
nroash tickets secured 81 d.. q. h a n orfio<
Sslu.st e hotel block sld 81 Tie 4ei.1i.
ID. POrfEh Cats Pas, As,ent
6EO. Il. hfIAE 1rafiic Manages. lhios-Gos
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Michigan Central.
t0RAND RkPIDs DIVISION. )

"NItF'I IIIuF an hTIIITIII7Il
Iacihc ESpnsse cslly. bdlnDne trains cal1
cept Sundays.
The Detroit kHpress lesvlI.F 81 ~ a. Tesch
IN. that clty a. n a. a. IT,. New lort luN a. M
and Beeton Z ~ D. a. neat uHg.
through tickets for AL polntf and sisepins oss
Derfhs may be procured II Union ncksa Dfbos
corner Moaroe And Ottawa Stre..tf su0 ~ JuiM
Depot.
II. SCHULTZ 6en Agt " Monroe-st
GKo. ". MUNsoK Dctef Agent tifg
]. :. EAWkJRs. Icksi hgeui. Depot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Michigan q ohio Ralrc.. ..


IhAtf tfNffilttnH
Ioe3o with al railroads divergins Ie-uniseh
with J. =. A NJ \. Homer viii l. = A NJ -
With NJ. q. X " Battle Crsak with Chicago A
Grand Trunk and n. q. r. X Monteitf r. r. A
/. klessn viii e. ~. NJ and l. r. an X
d. MCHUaH ffen u Pass Ar
kurfET v. fNNEs. Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

The train les.sine 81 y ~. oonnec.s si Waite
Pi,,,on ~ifh Atlantic iHpfess on Main Lane
~lloh has Palace Drawine koom Sleaplns
Coaches ff0m Chicago a. New lofk and haetoE
without change.
Tie train leaving ~ 50 o. rn. oonnects 81 Va
PxtsBa iglNing one hour fsI dlIueT) slff sIe
New York Irprs~s on NAin lane.
Ihfcusll tiolets End befths la Hieellnf totrh
ca he securs1 80 Onion Ilcfss Osispe OBJ d .T
Street and Depot
All trains vii run by sill meTidiau uzBe. siioh
if ~ MINUTES slower than Detroit time
j ~. MCkEkAEl ts.I } Ast
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

The Rrttfreton Nesslffr D~a@s -f-rr-a~ --.s
Erartet .ao rar rfeiai AL she N.s,v rsrir-q7a ~
rf=lf'sn. srer ti 1fav systems IN sret.rl-a- fisf
sf-fe1 r7e snff Z rsr Tauf q =ryilsh asev .E,s
f7rteFf 1icss. rricrs fn suit fhe finies. Nr1a.
.ssSesfss
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

Yes; I shall break the engagement" she
said. folding her arms and looking defiant:
1T Is really too much trouble 10 converse
with him; he's "a deaf a. post, and talks
like he had a mOuthful of mush. Besides.
the way be hawks and spits Is disgusting"
Don't break the engagement for that; tell
him 20 take DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. IL
viii cure him completely" well, I'll tell
him. I DO hate 90 break II of. for in all
other respects he's quite too charming" OF
course. 10 cured his catarrh.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
J. s. McGREGOR,
New Steam Dye Works,


lefiias la-asss- flnska sharis ~ @z~e1a~
.nsra.i w ntr~i 20 s1narinr manner frerf -
rar Z Asia-L Garments iasraf ~ nssf sn.i
ltsnffeerne.r i'rssssei ~ sfasms Eansi 20 ne-
Herairfng Larra
f4orls EecsiFpsi sn3 Returned hy Eruru~s
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

Enfse Wishing ~ ruusuif = good and r..iial,is
lairroFrff fBg Healing Medium fie - iisn sas.
err e1f - iiif seventh tFsfni tells - fr,ef
aftd frffre eferfs Hnd d1fsort ~ iegine - -
hands viftnrf file - u.f-erin fssiis lie ard
f'sSe eee frafff-f ssa - friends vfr aye zone -
gfes tests - tif usiun rss,yrre AZ isi.irse -,
c'sise7'f fu ear oc 81 tT calling 81 t-fif cfrnsv
Jackssfr and iflgrs street vasf sisr f.r ss.s
week
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

AL trains arrive AL depart from Union De.Dt
DEPART.
Mail for Toledo and Chicago .... ...T ? slt
Fact k1prsss FOR Shics.Fo. ..-.. - 80 >
Express for Nufkefou .... .. - .lt g. M
Evening" Expre-e fer ttiUigo ..--..... lu'4a pm
fxprss-s for Big hsi .Ids aud Baldwin Z ssfss m
Mail Tor 1919 ilapids afg Baldwin = % . m
ARRIVE.
Night kfpresss from ticsllJ ....-..-.f a. ~
kKyreszs from Muekegou ....-.. .... 'li as
Mtal from Chicago and Muskegnu ... s - A. M
E1pre~s from Jcleiu ........... 2 tsj q ma
Fac. tIpress from Chicago aud hne sia > m
t1press from Big kapids and Baldwin ~ ~ ~
Mail from Big iispids and Baldwin ..f 49, . M
sDaily. fDail. except SUNDAY.
IhrVugh coaches L. Chicago aud Toledo On
tla a. train.
Jlirough parlor car a. Chicago on 100 3. m.
train. No e1fra charge fDr sesfs.
Through Pullman sieeianR aud cusch fof
Ihics-so ON 1910 b. iu. train.
0lose connections made 81 BALDWIN 90 l8od
ineyt0n and Manisiea.
onion ncke' Ohics 81 Munf.,e sfrt-ai-
J. d. MUlIiktN. GeC'l Ssl Agar.
J. n. CARPENTER tieu'l fass. Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

THE famous letter Of Clevelands. In
which be scored a correspondent FOR sign
ing petition FOR the appointment to a
iudgeship Of man unfit for the position,
has developed q remarkable condition Of
affairs. The letter involved a mystery, as
neither the Jane OF the Judge nor fhe pc
titioner was gwen. The remarkable tact Is
that q u asserted that about every man
who has received an appointment Is tho
man meant such statements come from
the community ia which each % the ap-
pointees have resided. and more curious
than all are the AZ parent good reasons
givea for egsrh assertion and that It does
not appear % b disputed at the homes
of the Judges" Eeforn
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

Extract of Vanilla Sl.25 per pint, 10 cents
Per ounce. Our own make. Peck's Drug
Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

Extract Witch Hazel in bulk p cents per
pint Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
cuRReNI COMMENI

New York sum There are a great
many poets IA the world, bat ia a square
competitive trial, Mr.. squire would take
the cake from majority Of them
New York World. There Is talk now
II making a place for Mr.. Kelley Ia the
State Department ia Washington. Hls
recent experience as a diplomat Will make
him valuable AID 70 Mr.. Bayard.
Indianapolis Journal. \ very foolish
attempt - being made 10 create the I'M
preston that Kelley was rejected by Aus
tria because Of the fact that his wife was
a Jewess. he was refused recognition
because his wife's husband Is an ass.
Detroit Post. The Greenbackers of
Detroit are generally agreed that they
Will take 10 appointments from the pres
ent administration. The same agreement
regarding them was made by tho Demo
Gratis last Fall. These facts afford sOli-
tary instance of concord
Chicago Inter Ocedn: Mr.. Kelley is
So situated that has appointment To any
European court Is impracticable, for were
not the other offices filled a question Of
Eropfiety ,Of international courtesy. would
arise IN the way of his being received at
any court rot desirous OF offending both
Italy and Austria.
Philadelphia Times: One thing is GER
tam, II the eranks should get Ialmage
for Governor OF New York he would give
the State more orthodox law in six months
than almost any other preacher or Gov
ernOr could pr pare IN year and il would
be good Of It's kind. As 20 its kind, peO-
pie would differ. OF course.
New York Times: IL Kelley must be
provided for vacancy should be found
where be can do no harm and where
better man will not have 20 be displaced
10 make way for HIM. Secretary Bayard
cannot afford to keep on making mistakes
Ia bis appointments, and the unloading
q Kelley should be done in as quiet and
unseemly manner as possible.
New York Sun: Then, again. the opin-
ION prevails good deal that Grants
tomb should De IN Washington, and the
possibility OF It's final transfer is still SO
widely believed in that the interest in the
proposition now before us is greatly ham,
peFed, and the effect OF this Is TO cause
the fund for the monument here to grow
with most unsatisfactory slowness.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

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