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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
HANCOCKsACKNOWLEDGMENTS

General Orders Expressing Obliga.
tions TO Assistants at the Funeral.
NEW York, Aug. 14.-Gen. Hancock has
issued general orders acknowledging his OBJ
legations TO all who took part in the remov
of Gen Grants body from Mt. McGregor to
New York and in It's hual interment.
Special mention is made of officers and
others having charge of various features of
the ceremonies In formally thanking his
staff for their assistance. the General re-
marks: The presence of Gen. Gordon, OF
Georgia, and Gen. Lee, of Virginia, among
the aides-de- camp was especially crafty
ing" Among the military organizations in
the funeral procession who receive the Gen
erals Acknowledgements by name, are the
Virginia State troops and the Gate City
Guards, of Atlanta.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
A BOLD ASSAULT.
A Lady Has Terrible Experience with
Thug

Last evening between $50 and 3 O'Clock
Mrs. Albert II. Warfel, who resides at 2l
South Division street, was assaulted by some
unknown person while she was upon her way
home and just at the corner of Island and
Spring streets. The corner is a dark one
and her assailan: stepped out and grabbed
one of her arms and at the same time struck
at her with the other hand which she
thought contained a knife or revolver.
She missed the blow directed, screamed and
wrenched away from the villain and ran up
Island street to South Division. Her assail-
ant did not follow, but fled in the other di-
rection. Upon arriving at home Mrs. War
fel found that long Slit rs though made
with a sharp instrument, bad been cut in
her dress sleeve and her arm was also slight
ly cut and bleeding. Unless the thug was
making bold break TO secure her money
and jewelry. Mrs. Warfel ia ignorant as to
what may have been his motives for the at
tack. No clues to the identity of the villain
were obtained last night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
a OHIO MAN RESIGNS.
a Member OF the State Board OF
Charities Steps Down.

(naFitieS OtcpS OONn.
CoLuMBUs. O.. Aug. i4.-Jos. Z. Carberry
TO day rendered his resignation 10 the Gov
srnor "a a member OF the State Board of
Charities. IL i said Carberry made no ex-
PLANTATION OF why he resigned. bat it Ger
tainly grow, out Of his papacy speech at the
Stallo banquet tie WA appointed by Gov.
HOadly Last Spring. and his resignation at
this time indicates that all u not harmonious.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 10 j. b Carberry said
% a reporter this afternoon IN regard 10 his
resignation from the State Board Of CHAR
ties, Since such q rumOr X afiOat the
cause Of my resignation "a simply do not
wish % hold Office under the appointment Of
A man with-Thom differ so widely in politi-
csl views Personally and socially Hoadly
X a close friend OF mine. A. be has been for
many years. but bis Judgments - 40 erroneous
10 the matter OF appointments. and bis politi-
cal mismanagemsnt u 40 zOring | cannot
feel justified IN retaining place under him.
/ stiil entertain the kinde=t feeling toward
my old friend. Judge Hosdly."
M.SsFfELD. o.. Aug. tt-At n late hour
to-night L aitsd Press dispatches concerning
the resi guati0n ~ J. Z. Carberry a Member
OF the Board Of state Charities were shown
Gov. H0adly. who IL IN the city on his way
% the Seventeenth regiment encampmeut
The Governor replied a. follows. II this
afternoon appointed Col Lnman J. Jack
son. OF Perry county. 20 be Carbsrry's sue
cessor. The only difference between Car
berry and myself ia. | am decidedly opposed
% ma man O'Neill for postmaster Of Gin
cinnati'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Another Ohio Man.

WAsHISGTSS, Aug. l4.-Gen. Luther Nj.
Nelly, of Lima, o., has been appointed
Assistant Commissioner of the General Land
Office, vice l.. Harrison, resigned. He ia a
native of Ohio and served in the Union army
on Gen. Vandeveer's staff. At the close of
the war he studied. graduated aud afterward
practiced law until 1873, when he was ap-
ointed adjutant General of the State under
Gov. Bishop.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
The Cholera Scsurge.

PAKIs, Aug. H.-Stringent measures are
being taken to prevent the introduction of
cholera into this city. Travellers from the
South are subjected 10 careful quarantine in
spection. strong military guard has been
placed in the environs TO aid In enforcing
this precaution. The streets are diligently
cleansed every night.
The cholera il again reported TO be spread
ing rapidly among the French troops on the
Red River.
MARsErLLEs, Aug l4.-There were twenty
deaths from cholera here to-day.
VIENNA, Aug. lit Is rumored that
cholera has appeared at Trieste.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Trains Running Again.

NEW YoRK, Aug. H.-Passenger and freight
trains over the New York, West Shore i
Buffalo railway are running without inter
ruption on account of the recent storms in
the Mohawk Valley. Ii is ascertained at
the offices of the West Shore road
that the reports that their bridges
were swept away are untrue. The West
Shore escaped serious damage, because their
tracks are higher than those of the Central
The iron bridges of the West Shore are the
heaviest and most substantial ever con-
structed in this country.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Services at the Jail Discontinued

There are now thirty seven prisoners con
fined in the jail. Some of. them are Of
class that are not likely to be benefited by
attending religions meetings. and have given
the officers 40 much trouble while attending
the T. VI. G. A. services. that they have de-
cided IN discontinue the SGnday services for
the present. Four of the prisoners are in
sane. detained for safe keeping. and tuo Of
them are very violent. OF the thirty -seveu
but four ere fem ales.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
SUCCESSFUL WHALING.
Report from the Fleet in Arctic and
Alaskan Waters

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-THE Secretary Of
the Treasury has received a report of the
movement Of the revenue cutter "Corwin."
in the Arctic regions and Alaskan waters.
The "Corvin's" officers report the wreck of
the barks Napoleon" and "Gazelle" Of the
whaling feet. and serious injury by ice 10
the whalers Atlantic and Eliza" The
whaling season has proved unusually success
ful. nOtvitns tanding the fact that naviga-
tiOn has been accompanied with more than
usual dangers. The feet caught 40 whales,
one vessel catching seven in one day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
On a Sad errand.

JACKSON, Mich, Aug H.-Mr. and Mrs.
Walker, parents of the unfortunate girl
Maggie Walker, who died here yesterday, ar
rived from Cleveland to-day. Mr.. Walker
is banker at Ashbury, suburb of Cleve-
land. Both the parents are prostrated with
grief at their daughters fate. The positive
ly refused TO say anything except 10 the
sheriff. They knew Maggie was in Jackson,
but knew nothing of her condition. They
will not speak of the man Hubbard. who
Maggie claimed was her husband. No dis
position has yet been made of the babe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

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sarae sfTue - scsiriry TIE tidfinR h~i@k
t,sf n ~ - - inlpri~rsorf wee rnade ss1.1s
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Another Democratic Saint.

ISDIASAPoLIs, Aug. 1.-THE announce
ment that the President has appointed Ex-
um Saint. OF Newcastle to be special pension
examiner for this district, occations great
surprise. Saint was convicted two years ago
of violating the pension law, and was fiued
$50. There Is at present similar charge
against him awaiting trial. Saint a
member of the Legislature of 1882. aud has
been a Democratic politician of local promi-
nence in Henry county.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
OUTERSi OUTERSl /
SUMNER EQUIPMENTS AT THE
GREAT WARDROBE
Are You Of for a Lark
DURING THE HEATED TERk

Besider the seventy thousand or more pen
who live IN and mmeiistels sroana 6r~
BApias. there are thouss uds - tourists a. h. g
piiec with suitable clothing aud We ds~irs
cal attention 70 some ~ oar Summsr Eoui
ments- We undertake e. supply tho wants ~ 4
male se5 lD the matter ~ apparel from the ca
the infant lesve~ IN ilhhs ciothins and pots
kili skiris. az through az fbe staes~ ~ kniokr
bockeTf fof small boss. Gas and stylish ruiss Z
Youths and l"une Men Plain. nssi suite
nlldd Gagged aud old men. MOI only Closhs.. A
Underclo1tes - esers description and al that
embraced in The term Furnishing" OF ~
ines. we cal them Tourists yisifins q
Northern Lake.. ssa bi.orts oF Mountains ~ithe
a light overcast sui liable g. esI,erionce ssrie
discomfort. One - ihs uicert fbitsss a. trsvsi
or wear on sacatl.n is q Norfolk Jacks" I"
tourisi-pistad Blouse ws have them in vsrss
patterns and pFlos~.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration
together with the low prices,
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brought 4
this city by far a create,
number of people from every
section of our state than eve.
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred in the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
The ELECTRICIANS
They Consent TO No Plan for Putting
Their Wires Underground.

Their Wires Underground.
NEW YosK, Aug. l4.-At to-day's meeting
of the Electrical Subway Commissioners,
in the Metropolitan Hotel, the United States
Illuminating Co., declined submitting any
plan for an underground systems President
Lynch says any plan which his Company
might submit would be applicable to its own
Use would not serve other Companies. The
Brush Electric Company and the Mutual
District Telegraph Co. sent communications
setting forth that II il impracticable TO have
an underground system for their wires.
George b. PeDnrick enclosed plans for un-
derground construction. Pennrick says he
can duplicate the entire overhead system in
New York city with his underground conduct
for say 10000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

v. :. WsndbY. TIE special sgent q the
National Buresu u Labor. = in the city.
gathering statistical inform stion for TIE Iu-
terror Department and - DESTROYS q meet
iuz the Torsnsen employed II the furniture
and Other factories. f7r the rnrT-ose Of aseer-
tanning the cosf 4 hvins. eFc He rin -
pleased - have sny - them csE ard 49, tinn
~ Sue~ts Hotel daring TIRE evening"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
ACCIDENT ON THE LAKE.
.. .MlL~AUkEs7 sssAks Her BEAM


MIL@A0zzE. Aag. l4-Ths steamer City
of Ail.4akse, owned bg the D., q. H. 4 NJ
Hail<ay, shich EFF Grand Haven lhis morn
lnz Al O'Clock, vas to~ed into port this
afternoon disabled. At a. "a, ~hen about
forty miles from port, her sslAinz beam
bsoks. The -s1nsctinz shaft ia aft fol
loved, and a moment iatsr tbs greater part
Of ths engine Vas completely dsmoralized-
The large shaft sas thro~a aft With tremsn-
doas force. tore ap the Iaiddie part Of tho
TO decks and played havoc IN the saloon,
the 8oorinz u shieh -as almost entirely de-
m0lished. The sheels Of the steamer
had 10 Do chained in order to check
the motion Of the boat The then
sn-aing scene sas truly fearful one.
SIXTY passengers aroused from sound sleep
rashed wildly from the cabins 10 be mst out
sles 81 Capt Smaliman and his hands 10
prevent them from approaching the torn
down part Of the parlor. One lady passen-
ger. Mrs. Aswood, from ST Paul, eIper-
fenced such fright that Der hair turned gray.
Life preseryers we're distributed, bat ia the
meantime the Captain had come 70 the
gratifying conclusion that the hull of the
vessel had remained intact and that no dan
ger from hcs bad 10 DC feared. Had this
occurred the outcome or the affair would
have been terrible. At the time heavy gale
was blowing. which tossed the steamer
around and added 10 the horror of the scene.
A few hours we're passed under these circum-
stances. when large steam barge was sight
ed and siznalled for help. Nobody was in
iarsd. The loes sustained by the company
VII reach $4,000. which Is covered by insur-
ance. The entire machinery Will have to be
replaced. A few months aso the company
lost the steamer Michigan" which was
crushed In the ice.
The ID. q. II. 4 VI. limited express due at
6.zT last evening arrived ~ this city at about
Las this morning. A sOOn "a possible after
the arrival IN port at Milwaukee of the dis
abled steamer, the Wisconsin" was fitted
out and brought the "Milwaukes's' passen-
gers to Grand Haven, at which place the
train wss held
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
a Sad Fatality.

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. l4.-iAst night
ehile Mrs Madison Dunham. living on
Proctor Greek. wetzel county, vss quitting
her children 70 bed the lamp uss upset. the
oil iznited. and the bed clothes took FIRE
One Of the children. girl Of 10 burned to
death. Mr.. Dunhsm. his wife and three
children we're fatally burned IN sndeavoring
10 sxtinguish the flames
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
The Business Record.

Nxv YoRk. Aug. 1.-THE business failures
during the past seven days throughout the
country a. reported By r. g. Dun + Co. Of
thu Mercantile Agency. are 15l for the
United States and seventeen for Canada. a
total Of lfs. "a compared with a total Of 10
last week and s0t the previous week. The
Western and Pacific States furnish this week
u1o-e than half II the entire number ~ bus
iness casualties occurring IN the United
states
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

IoNpu<. Arg fk-This morning. dis-
patches give more favorable sspect - the
Afatar frontier sitnafion ard ~ settlement
- reudfnz suestons - tgokes nFssn - rrob-
aisi@
I,as7vo~. Aae fA-No ionhf is fsft he-s
thst ~ ragsnx. srsii7z fsf Tees f&srnssrr 3
ard SFsir n razsr5 - the po@ses.1or - the
CARR re fsian3s vft - sesfte5 NrniraffF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

LAS VEGAS, \. NJ, Aug. H-Maxwell, the
st. Louis murderer, passed here to-day on
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe X. X. east
ward bound. He appears rather nervous,
but endeavors to play the French role.
Guards watch him closely during the day
and at night he is chained in the berth of
sleeper. He will reach IT. Louis Sunday
morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Their Vacations.

WASHINGTON, Aug. H.-Secretary Lamar
has not yet decided when he will go away on
his summer vacation. First Assistant Secre-
tary Muldraw will leave here for his home
next week. Commissioner Of Patents Mont
gomery will leave Washington before the
end of the month. and Assistant Secretary
Jinks will go away early IN September.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Barry Arrested Again

EssT SsGrSsv. Mich. Aug. l4.-Represen-
tstive Barry uss arrested on his return from
Grand Rapids this morning he vas ar
rezted this time on The warrant suorn out hy
Rust. Eaton = Co. of Ziluaukee. the charge
being intimidation BY force and violence in
ciouug their mil on The lith of Tuly. The
ease Wa continued until Tuesdsy. 18th inst
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
a Desperate Convict.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 14-At Clayton, St. Louis
Co, Johnnie Beaucleigh. noted confidence
man. uas to-day sentenced to tao years in
the penitentisry. He had expected acquittal
and upon sentence being passed, he arose
white with rage and abused the Judge gnd
jury. Upon being taken to his cell, he seIzed
a water pitcher and attempted to brgit the
Deputy Sheriff with IL.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

OrvTCy OF Y. '. TATIoR Powers Bio,s .
GRAED RsFTDs. knR "a lssS
Gables Reported wheaf and Corn sfeaslIr.


NV YOsE Ans i4-Horey elfe@3 ansy 81 ~
t.ar re-f Frehars,. efre@d sfe-ly - a. z<ft = a.
Ac*nsi r~fe. q E<6g ~ ~ ~ AsYs am
g. s.6f ~ - derrBd
fYr~a~nrnenrs cln~ef frFn. e~rrrer~g - ~
md. Fs. conpon. f2zA hia. 49, ~ gr1l ts3
Pscifc Hsflrr.sd t<Essis elo~ad - fs,'i'fv.
Unicsn frsfs i1ri. 6lfsis lsr.d ers.ts l1-' fsd
sinkins fands. 1z1is hiA f-1trais lgsA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

wssHrxgroS. .Aaz N-willism T. Hsyuie.
~ Bloomington. IT.. has been appointed
Assistant Postmaster General AZ salary of
A. 40. II was frst reported that Hsynie
rss - sueceef James H. Mar. but this a
incorrect There - 10 intention on the part
~ the F,~fraaster General or Col. Stevens 20
disturb Mar. Who has been in the depart
uaent for ever SITS years. aud for number
~ Fears past hss been rnief clerk in the First
Assistant Office Mar receives BY arf ~
Congress an sidihon ~ 400 ysariy - the
rexulsr salary attached 60 his asfSce.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
Actions Against Loring's eondsman.

Bosros. Aug. IA Washington special
10 Record says: "Judge Durham says he
does not see that there il any answer to be
made to DR.. Loring's letter beyond scknovl-
edging ia receipt. No point has been made
BY the Doctor To cause \ change IN the
Comptroller's ruling that the funds of the
bureau we're spent 10 a manner not author
ized by lay. Actions 20 recover the amount
claimed by LOrinz's boudsmen are to be be
run
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
The Horse-rhist Removed Frou, oHcs

N,sHr~sroS. AnE. it-Colonel Wright.
Commissioner Of the Labor Bureaa, to-day
had the appointment of c. 2. Judd ss spe-
cisi agent ~ the B1reau. revoked. because
~ ms recent arrest n Colorado on a charge
of horse stealing. and his adfnitting his z1ilt
and siso that he Rad served Two terms IN TIE
penitentIary fnr the sarae ofsnse.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

HorsroS. Tex. Aag "a ~ D6spstches from
numerous poin.s throughout the Texas cot
Tn belt 20 asy report corious snd timely
rains. rhich we're greatly neede3. owlrz -
the arouth which lsste3 nearly naonth snd
threatened - rufu tne o0tton rro0. u fs
nor thouzhf the estimates made month
seo rill - fsliy rssllxad.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

Nxv NoBs. A1z f4-Chester A. Arthur
hs- cslled n setiuz of The Grsnt Nonu-
rnant Association - be held Thursday. Aag
- ~ 2 ,. IA. a. the New Matasi Isfs lnsur-
snce building. fer The parpose ~ consnits-
tiou On plans and naes-ure@ FOR erecting the
rrsrused u1~rnfnenf - Gen Grant
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

Our entire stock of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols
Fans, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves
Lawns, White Dress Goods
&C., will positively be closed
out.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
ASKS FOR a RECEIVER.
Ar Efort to Close a ST. Louis Sugar
Refining Business.


81. LoUrs. Aag. N-Wm. Kent Foster. =
heavy stock holder of the Belcher Sugar Re
ining 90. of this city, to-day began pro
seedlings to wind op the Affairs Of the CON
psny. His petition ssys the assets Of the
company are over 1900. 600 and the habil-
ties over a. l.0oc. 30. but ths works have been
conducfed az loss Of 5000 the past year
because of mismsnaxement. The petition
also alleges that tae Bosrd ~ Directors late
~ issned $1,000 mortgage bonds which ara
Illegal. therefore. their snnullment - asked
This Compsny. in 1891. erected a sugar refn-
err 1t cost Of over one million dollars
since ~hich time there has been steady
tosa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
SIRE At Fs~~ell

Ftawr1E. Ana liza iacsndisry sre
~s~ discovered sf o'-lo-k thi. morning IA
fhe starp - W A Carpenter = CO. The
bulidfnx and rousents were Totally destroy
81 Less. a. lof snsursnce tl1.so NJ
riue
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

We wouio mention our hsndsou1s kilu q
ger~eys. or q nioe sailors suite or a plain
pleated B.ouss suit Thcs AZ. not sspsnki
psnis. ~ the oss's mas be. inT emerseDcy. and
not forget 60 ias IN ssioci ~ Shirt Wsists ell I
WAY from y cenis - si-s0. Our fsnos peroal
and Cheviot wairi vii prove scoes,t<his
many occasions, bui FOR rsmbie. 90 bostlns I
boys vii want one ~ our popuiar-lso.d fro
FLANNEL Shirs Wsisi
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

RICHMOND. Va, Aug. l4-Col. 1hos. Doda-
mead, prominent railroad Official. died Al
his residence in this city to-day, aged @.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
For Bishon Of Salisbury

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Bishopric Of Sails
bury has been offered TO Doctor Wordsworth.
a relative Of the famous poet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
-. Ah.lrs,n, A...t.

Wv Yasx. Asg. The achesiaies -
John Roach ~ere siea thss sfternoor sua
sho~ ksbsf.tss~ a. 127. ~ a. nominal .~sess
o. - - e scf1al sep~ts - A. - ~
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

LOSDoS, Aug. l5-Tbe Standard sDeers at
the Queens speech az smoothing every thing
over regardless Of facts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

fcsp-ss. Anz fA-fhe attest information
~ auskiu's -susiifion lndi~afe- lsst ass ieath
- notnsutsFtlg expecfed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

WssHsNeroN. Ang i3-Actinz Comni--
sioner Walker. ~ ne General Land Office.
hss feciinei 20 tesue sny more patents ~
the Northern Fsciic Railroad pending sie-
.isiou fxiug fhs Iegal ststue ~ tbe r0ad He
hcids fhst the r7et rss not ,ofnpletei With
IN the nure ~ennired nF iaw. tnd until Con
rre~s tsses definite scfion one uaF cr TIE
other a. sters .houid - tascn ~ pisre it
beyond fre oowar - ne legislative hr.nch
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
THE hARDLY-EvERS WIN.
The Game of Ball Yesterday Afternoon
at the Park.

A large crowd witnessed the game of ball
between the Hardly -Eyers and the Seek-no-
Furthers. at the Ball Park yesterday. The
game was somewhat tame and one-sided.
The following Is the score:
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

10 - sui,abie Trunk. Packer. sstcls.i ~ ss<.
thu line our stock oompriss. even ssrissy
style and size. from fwo q the largest nsnufs
tories IA the country. and we are s.liine NJ ma
fsctnrefs Irios~. which mssns ss- THF 10,
nj pkICL. AZ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15
League Games.

Buffalo. o 0 / 8
81. Louis ........... . D . c. q
Base hits. Buffalo 10. st. Louis l. Errors
Buffalo ], St. Louis IL Pitchers, Conway and
Boyle Umpire, sullivan.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-15

The following shows the Standing Of the Ma
tional League clubs Up TO date