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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
CARLISLE At ALBANY.
AN INTERVIEW WITH CLEVELAND.
Public Matters Discussed IN Private
The Fresident-Elect 20 Locate
i.r New York Next Week

ALBANY, n. \, Jan 30.-At 7:45 this even
lug Speaker Carlisle. of the House. arrived
al the Delavan House, accompanied by ms
wife. After supper Col Lamont, Cieseland's
private secretary, called, and after fev
moments conversation Carlisle and Lamont
entered a sleigh and were driven
10 Cleveland's residence, where Car
Isle had long interview, III the
course of which public matters a. connected
with the policy of the Democratic party
were talked over al length. Carlisle returned
TO the Deleyan House after the interview /.
and viii leave for New York to-morrow
morning. Cleveland goes on Monday, and
will remain during the week at the flfIa
Avenue Hotel. where he will receive visits
from prominent Democratic politicians from
all points of the country. tits expected that
most of the prominent members of Congress
Will seek an interview and free interchange
of opinions on matters of public policy will
be had.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

Br1tAraE. o.. jar 2a-Tfe N0 workmsu
in the steel works &C Iais p.ace haviuV de-
Ciaed 81 fetgrn - Wers reduced waE5s, ali
branches of fhe u'rSs resumed fo-osy
Pfrrsevraa. Pa. 1sa. z3.-.Ise ersserlf tion
zlasshioWers. wh1 rat- neeu au strike for
some ama. expeJt 81 resaIe work rs 81
early date. A report taaf one - Ere lf9firg
firms IS willing 50 comYroniee sIvs tire
strikers renewed ccnAdeaea. Sizes hfiie ing
thaf il one 6fn -1hnIt ofasrs eiN fasv
CrsvrrtSo. 80. zaT THe lanam raihae
mia. uhsc6 l been Me fa fhe pest sx
weeks. wil rssame uorF afrf Megd8v morn
fng eVInE ftorcs aat 81 sisusf tN eie.l
Ine atsu tlss faf eai eis1 resrH1e en
Monday 1is Ciee a fsNfae IS .n-
rfnF rsil nii3. vtes ess tetn So ff tfe
lsst So veeks. ufa - feruss iata q afifsf
mff. esd si5 vi sfsf8 - next Won
dey. TITS rslf oecesitefe fne sfartinE ~ -
tae Bea8Ef szrfl vffks. Wfna a4s been
stat aavn fsr manS week. rive wire de-
pafsusais begin T9fk this week.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
In the House.

In the House, the House bli prohibiting
justices from sending prisoners to the lonia
House Of Correction, was debated al some
leugth and placed on the general order.
The following bills We're passed: Legalizlng
drains ia Warren township, Midland county;
providing for the payment OF $1,000 IN the
Int rest of the New Orleans exhibit; repeal
ing the act for the prevention OF horse steal
ing, % 10 10; amending the statute relative
10 criminal proceedings before justices OF
the peace; enlarging the limits OF original
jurisdiction of justices 90 $40 and OF con-
current Jurisdiction 20 500.
Bills were introduced prohibiting the
manufacture aud sale of oleOmargarIne and
bulerine, for eating purposes; TO amend the
act relative TO the Industrial Home for girls.
and 10 make appropriation of swamp land
to deepen Black River, Sanllac county. a
resolution was adopted calling on the Audi
t0r-Gsneral 10 report the amount due coun-
.ties on swamp land, or the per cent. fund.
Bills passed 10 incorporate the villages or
Fowler, Clinton, county, and TO prohibit JUS
ticcs Of the peace from sentencing drunkS,
disOrderiIes and vagrants TO the House of
Correction at Ionia. This last bill was a
substitute for the Senate bill 50. The Cen
tral Labor Bureau, of East Saginaw, Is dis
tributing circular protesting against the
appointment of De Land for Labor Com
missioner. IL charges him with fraud rs
City Controller OF Saginaw, and with having
to resign the Internal Revenue COllectorship
for apprOpriating public money. Both
houses. Adjourng 10 February 10.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
q NEW WAR OF RATES.
Low Prices From Chicago to Points in
the East

CHICAGO, Jan. 30.-Tue long-looked-ior
war on east-bouud passenger rates, broke
out this afternoon, and promises to be ore
one of the most vigorous experienced for
years. The Michigan Central, Pennsylvania
Company and Lake Shore lines, tiring of
the guerilla mode of warfare by other lines
made the following reductions: New York,
first class, $12; second class, 50: Boston,
first class, $14, second class, so. Later in
the evening it was ascertained that the Chi
cago q Atlantic and the Grand Trunk were
making rates below the cuts of the Penn
sylvania and Vanderbilt lines Quoted at
Sl0.50 first and SS second class. The Penn
sylvania and Vanderbilt lines are reasonably
certain TO meet these rates tomorrow, as
the general managers Of these roads said to-
day they had determined TO meet any rate
in future made by the cheaper lines.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
Hotel Registers.

RATHBuw HousT-D. VI. Day. Chic, 20.
Theo Mott. Chicago: Geo. r. Wyman. Grand
Haven; S. Little, Boston: B. r. France.
Ionia; J. A. Rose, Detroit; T. y. Brakeman.
Melbern. o.; G. r. Chase. Nalparin: {. Il.
Cone, New.york; A. +. Stark, Muskegon:
VIM. Harrison, Mancelonia; q. r. Read.
Richland.
Ar THE MoRToS-J. Rhimsmith. Fort
Wayne; L. Kellogg, Kalamazoo: q. A. Bal
lard. New York; VIM. wager. Chicago; z. O..
Valentine. Boston: J. b. Crosby, Detroit:
A. Muller. New York; NJ. +. Lynn. z. ii.
Moulton. Chicago: l.. Nj. Lestro. Otsego: u.
ID. Badgley. G.. L. Gillian, Detroit: c. Rath.
Jackson; NJ. Brown. Big Rapids. Ii. K. Wills.
ST. Louis, Mo-: ". II. Goats. East Saginaw;
Miss Enidy Baker. Miss May Newman. ].
Byne, L. X. Foster and wife. White Save
Company.
Ar SwTETs-Jacob Coleman. New York:
c. L. Wright. Racine. Wis; ". H. Taylor.
Saranac: III b. Benson. Philadelphia; H. G..
Clark. Muir; Chas +. Russell, Chicago G.
North. Elkhart. Ind: ]. +. Welbonrn. Balti-
more: f. K. Hale. Indianapolis: j. J. Potter.
Nashville: A. ID. Ayers. West Troy +. ".
Farmer, East Saginaw: J. h. Sim, Detroit:
Jno W. Shyker. Laramie, W. T.; Thee Mott.
Chicago; Max Steffter. New York: r H
Lord, Chicago.
AT rHF EAGLH.-M. Herdelbach Chicago:
N. T. Billings. Detroit: Geo. r. Harris, Chi
cago: X. &. " Dillavay. Detroit: ]. II. Har-
ris. Detroit: J. ID. Yeiter. Lowell: &. H. kel
logg. Granville. X. Il. Doomer. Sparta.
Jno Winter. Buffalo: IL + Doan. Detroit:
ID. G. McAlister. Kalamazoo: seven mem
bers White Slave Co.. J. =. Manning.
Sheridan; J. II Cannon. Elkhart;J. g Holm.
Chicago.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
Grand Rapids.
WHOLESALE MARKETS.
TELEGRAM OFFTCE J,


GRAIS-Corn. aoc Oats so6s2c: retail sso
Wheat. Clauson. rs; rcd long berry. ~: short
berry so. Rye. q lbs sOfI 55c.
Flour AND FEED-psstry. - 70 wholesale. s. 40
retail; patent. S. 20 Wholesale. So s. retail mid
din0s. ter ton, SIS oo wholesale, 81 nn per cvt.
Bran. per ton. Sl4 10 wholesale. S1Iac per cwt.
Meal and feel. Ter ton. SO ~ wholesale. 81 l0per
rwt.
Provisions Beef. per side. s. nOds 81 yeals
s. plaq "a. scarce lambs s. opf1S a.. mutton -
q S.. Dressed hogs. 81 slftS o. Pork Per -.
mess. 81 ~ hams l4c. shoulders. &; smoked
beef. lsc, baoon- I2izc. Lard Tierces. &c; ke.-
tle I0c.
Rr-rrrR AID CHrrsr-Butters Tubs and jarz
if41sc: creamery, tubs &c. Cheese. IL isal2izc
f0tgTRY- Fowls Dressed inGIIc Turksys
dressed. llN11c. Duoks. drp<sed fIaf2c.
Eers- Frssh lots. Sls. baskef lots ~.
NFsET sFI.Fs = fofatpes. 1sasic. Dnions Pr
hu- gelioW tsft5sscs silver skins 51sttAc. Beefs.
3er IA. Sc. Cabbage. Ter hundred. - nk76 ga
q ~lne-h Der hundred 7TsI o. Inruirs fsar ~
zsc. lelery. psr dozShsc Crsnh4Trys = =
FRrs8 FRrrrs Apples. y,er IN gs6ss
HoSsS White clover 80 z Sc. dsrk- s67ei
-fratr al e.
Ssfr sg7acs.o. barrel. 3 z. sarinsv. 81 n
SsFnS lirasf'.y. seIls 81 81 - elcTsr rsr - st
Eea Zoe. ss's ~ 81 o.
IL -ffresu. PER ~ sises par ru-ed 7Aa
5ae rel saAs's aTF hides sni kiI~.
- - slos vrren ~ rares. ises d@er-on
SfFr TrFrs -Sssesriin1z ~ Su~rner skias. ger
f,e Fsz3V@ fsa Eeits. ts1srs wsnfs9 p4lis
Tss4aw astso
wae1 Fms wssissf 2aa1acs cos~se ~S~s.s5 iss
Fee. anWassavi e.
Hsv Saal2 hales So per ~ ~ksl-~ls. -
s.w- fer la.a. Saa4
Kess Hsrd seslins - =. 2 pss c'ri for his-os
Cos.-s.evs sna M. g.z pes seA s~s sad
Krso~xss wsasr wAsss So s>Eian. - isrl
tea IA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
LANSING LEGISLATION.
oolnes IN SENATE AND HOUSE.
List OF Bills Fasorably and Adversely
Reported A Labor bureaus Cir
cular Adjournment.

LASarS0, Jan. a0.--in the Senate a commit
tie was appointed 10 report on the matter of
observing the nftieth anniversary OF the ad-
mission of Michigan as a state. The joint
committee on taxation appointed Mark VI.
Powers, Of Grand Rapids, Clerk. Adverse
.vsports were made on bills GLOWING verdicts
% DO found ia civil cases by less than twelve
iuFymen in courts OF record, and less than
ak ia justices courts. kayorably reported
bills providing for hearing Of motions for
new trials by Supreme Courts, and abolish
ing the immigration bureau. Report allow
ing senator Henry 70 retain his seat, con
tested By McNamara. evoked much discus
siOn and ,E1s adopted By a strict party vote.
Bills passed To incor2Orats the village OF
Harrison, Clare county; Fowler, Clinton coun-
"; and Quincy, Branch county.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
To Regulate Pension Agents.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3O.-Secretary Teller
and Commissioner of Pensions Clarke were
sions, Bounty and Back Pay again to day, in
reference 10 the practice of pension agents
before the Interior Department. They ex-
planned the different orders issued by the
department upon the subject under investl-
CATION. An effort viii TO made by the com
msttee to report q bill regulating The ssractiss
OF pension agents IN time to have il incor-
porated In one Of the regular appropriation
bills, but nothing Is known yet of the scope
OF the proposed measure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
The SENAToRSHIP.
q Talk With Members OF the legis-
lature About the Matter.


A TELEGRAM man met some members of
the Legislature IN prominent hotel IN this
city hast evening, and was assured by them
that the resignation of Senator Conger was
merely question OF time, and that the con
sideraiion of successor had already been
cogitated IN Lansing. They stated that II
would eventually be a contest divided be-
tween the Eastern and Western portion of
the State, with chances in favor of the
former. thorough canvass of the feeling
of the members has been made by
one of the reporters of Detroit
daily, which has not been published yet. and
showed Congressman Lacey, of Charlotte, 10
be in the lead and first choice. Though
should the matter dwindle down 10 a geo
graphical preference Western Michigan
would undoubtedly be successful IN naming
the Senator. The reporter inquired who the
aspirsnts and possible candidates were, and
Was told that Congressman Cutcheon of the
Ninth District, Hon. j. G. Fitz Gerald of this
city, Col, Stockbridge of Kalamazoo and
Jay Hubbell of the Northern PENN
sular, had been mentioned though
it was conceded that the latter
could not get there So the successorship to
Conger Will belong to Western man, and ii
is time that Grand Rapids was showing
some effort. There is plenty of talent here,
and as il is the recognized metropolis of the
state il is about time it should enjoy the
honor of presenting capable man for the
SenatOrSbiD. Such was inferred from the talk
with the Legislators.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
RED HOT INSIDE
Mr. Randalls Opinion of the Demo-
cratic Party.

cratic Party.
WAsHrsoroN, Jan. 9O.-Mr. Randall, who
has been absent from the House for a day or
two, reappeared this morning. be says he
has been spending a few days with 1r
Cleveland in Albany IN response 70 a special
invitation. Being asked how be was im-
pressed with the President-eleet, he said Ar.
Cleveland was a man who had viii
of his own, but ne was willing to
listen 20 advice from members Of his party.
Ia Mr.. Randalls judgment, Air. Cleveland
would take a Conservative course on the tar
If question. lie thought moderate plan
of reduction could be ar anged, upon which
Messrs. Morrison, Clflisle and himself could
agree When tho subject of Cleveland
Cabinet was suggested, Mr.. Randall said
quickly that he knew very little about that.
1T l. getting red-hOt inside the party, be
added: there is no telling what may hap
pen" Politicians here are inquirins If Mr.
randall did not tnd the temperature pretty
hot in his vicinity. The ex-speakcr does not
appear TO be greatly pleased with the result
of his visit, Judging from stray remarks he
has dropped regarding Mr. Cleveland.
Mr.. Carlisle left for Albany last night. lie
has also received special invitation from Mr..
Cleveland Gossips at no time have coll
nected Carlisle name with Cabinet place.
His interview with Cleveland viii probably
be on the general policy OF tie party.
When Mr.. Cleveland moves his headquar-
ters 10 New York next week there will be "A
rush of legislative talent from Washington
To see him. Most of these gentlemen Will
90 under a general invitation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

CHArr,NoooA Tenn, Jan. 20 Last mid
Aght Mrs. Geo. Barnum aud Mrs !. r.
Healey. of the Milton Mobiles dramatic COM
had been playing. were struck by a trunk
which was beng lowered bya windlass To the
street. Mrs. Barnum's spine was injured
and Il il feared she may have cOncussion of
the brain. Her injuries are likely to prove
fatal Mrs. Healey is not seriously hurt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

LITTLE Rock. Jan. 50.-A terrible murder
was committed last night at II O'Clock on
j. wakeGeld's farm, in Phillips County
Matilda Flanagan, colored. and an unknown
colored man were killed and partially burned.
The woman WAS killed IN a room, and the
man in the yard. The murderer dragged
tho man into the house and set fire to the
buildings Frank Burrell, cOlOred, Is sus-
pected and Is being hotly pursued by the
Sheriff Robbery Is supposed To have been
the s.ousp.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3D.-lnformatiOn has
been received here from New Orleans 10 the
effect that the first of the cases against the
Louisiana Lottery Company were brought by
the Government involving the question OF
the use OF the mails resulted IN q verdict
favorable 20 the lottery company.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

FARwErI, Mich, Jan. 30.-Great excite
ment arose here last night, and still con-
tinues, on account of the arrest of James
Clay. n married man. and two brothers
about rs or n years Of are named William
and Charles Davis, for committing rape up
on two daughters, aged seven and nine, of
Henry SheldrOn. farmer living about a
mile from Farwell. 1t seems the children
were visiting at Clay's house, and while there
tie hendish act was done. One child Is very
dangerously injured
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
THREE BOATS MISSING.
The Anxiety Felt in Ontario tor the
Lives of Those on Board.


Lives of Those on Board.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. SO.EThe Office of the
Minister of Marine was besieged to-day with
anxious inquiries of the fate of three boat
loads of passengers who left Prince Edwards
Island Wednesday, to cross over to the main
land No further information has been re-
ceived The Postmaster-Generalh has just
telegraphed for full particulars rs TO Ameri-
can and Canadian mails which were on
board the boat 1t is now feared that all the
passengers have been frozen 10 death. 1t
has been the custom since the
island was first inhabited TO carry
on communication with the main
land by boats, especially built for the par
pose with runners, by which they could be
hauled along the ice, when 1t was needed.
Cor years past the service has been carried
ON without any accident with the exception
of few cases of drowning. Mcintyre, Yeo
and Mcdonald, members of the House of
Commons, who started from home to attend
To parliamentary duties at Ottawa, 1t IS
feared a-e in the missing boats. The dis
tance between Cape Tormentine and Cape
Traverse, points where the crossing Is gener-
ally made, IS nine miles, the passage gener-
ally taking from five to ten hours. The
boats are now ont fOrty-eight hours.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

PETERSBURG, Va, Jan. 30.--ln the case of
J. I. Young, Pre- sident, H. b. Parker Vice
President, Thomas White, Cashier, AMI j. c..
Drake. Director, of the defunct Planters and
Mechanics Bank, charged with conspiracy IL
submitting to stockholders a false statement
as 10 the condition of the bank, the jury IN
Hustings's court tonight returned verdict
of acnniiiaI
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
Refused a License.

Yesterday City Clerk Belknap refused j.
ID. Lewis license to hawk hardware on the
street, although the latter deposited $3.50,
the price of such license with him. Mr.
Belknap's ground of refusal was that the
granting of such licenses, under the law,
are confined to the Mayor and City Council.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
From Two Secretaries.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-Secretary MoCul-
loch has asked for the resignation of Lnspec-
tor of Hulls Strickland, of New York, on
account of alleged negligence.
Secretary Chandler Informed the House
that when the United States steamer Talla-
poosa collided she was ON one of her regular
frei5hting cruises.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
A Supposed OYnamiter.

LONDON, Jan. 3J.-A man was arrested to-
day in Allstminsta district on suspicion of
being dynamiter. He occupied lodgings
where he was found for q fortnight, and had
been under police surveillance for several
days. \ black box which he kept III ms
room is labeled Wyoming and ''Iiver-
pool" From this it is inferred that he came
from America in the steamer Wyoming, but
the police refuse to disclose any knowledge
they may have obtained as TO his move
ments. The contents of the black box are
also unreVealed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

Cu1oAeo. Jan. ao-Mrs. s. s. Couant. wife
Of the missing editor Of Hrrpers Weekly.
yesterday telegraphed 70 J. II. Long, Of the
Joliet steel company. asking him to see if
Mr.. Couant had been seen in Chicago. Mr..
Long. a cousin 10 Mrs. Conaut, visited the
publishing houses and other likely places,
but no one had seen him. and it IS reason
ably certain he has not been here.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

CHRpoYesS. Mich. Jan. 3l.-Iim Woods
frozs 60 death yesterday while going to a
camp sixteen miles north Of Seney. lie was
found half a mile from his destination.
where apparently he had lost his way and
wanderel through deep snow and persisted.
HIs relatives 1--we ttrs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

LTNCHBUBe. Va. ian - A II. Burroughs
and John II. Flood. IT. young lawyers. and
rival candidates for the Office IF attorney q
the commonwealth vere arrested this after
nooncharged with being aboui - engage IN 3
duel. They were bailed for appearance iu
the Mayors court to-rroFrou morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

GrAxp HAVEN. Mich, Jan. 5o.-The pro-
pelier Michigan was brought to her dock
here to-day and Is now unloading. Dyna-
mite and the tug Arctic did the work. The
Wisconsin also is at the dock. The Oneida
is reported 10 have reached the west shore
safely. out the report IS not authentic She
Ust out OF White Lake aud into the open
water Yesterday
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

LONDON, Jan. 30.-A dispatch this after
noon from Sydney, New South Wales states
that the express tram between Sydney and
Wagga Wagga, while running at high rate
of speed, was precipitated into n creek by
the weakness OF bridge upon which the
train had entered. Forty passengers We're
killed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

PoRTLsNp. Ore. Jan. s0.-An exploring
party. under orders Of Gen. Miles. left here
yesterday for Alaska They are 30 follow
the Copper River 20 hoadwaters. o-d then
start across the country fer the heara retefs
OF the Yukon River. which they VIII a7sceud
e. 81 Michaei-. The explorers expect e. le
absent two years
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

wNsusxoroS. Jan. m-The House Com
mistss on War Claims agreed % report
fsvorably a bin 60 anend the ace of 1881. To
reimburse several states for raising and
mastering troops. e. AZ t. cover Che expenses
incurred where trsops served e. militia 70
raca ga ineseien IS raid rs.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

CouNcrr BLUFFs. Ia, Jan. o.-An aged
German woman. named Berringer, living in
ing with her hands and feet eaten OFT by
rats. during an illness of the past few days
She il quite wealthy, but refused to have
any assistance shown her. having the idea
that the citizens of the vicinity were plotting
against her. She has been placed IN the
hands OF the authorities.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFFICE OF 4. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel.
GRAND Rapids Jan. 30 18S5.

Cables quoted wheat dull. neglected and lower.
Corn somewhat higher. Chicago receipts were
moderate. being l2S cars wheat. 285 corn. lsS
cars oats, $4,000 hogs. Chicago markets have all
ruled dull and lower to-day. closing every thing
at lowest prices All the news received for the
past forty-eight hours has been favorable to lower
figures, and the bottom may not have yet been
reached, The decline has gone nearly far enough
however and a spirited turn may be looked for
within a few days. and a price not very much be-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31
New York.

New YORK. Jan. 80.
Money closed easyat 1Is per cent. Exchange
closed steady: posted rates 4.S4Gi.s7ls: actual
rates. 4.sSA@4S9h for 60 days. and s.S6aid
i.s7 for demand.
Governments closed firm; currency 6's lbs
bid; IS coupons 121a4 bid; 41i IS do 1122s bId.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts 11lh to III. do. land grants. los to
10s1s; do sinking funds 1l71s to 11s; Centr,ils.
1lO to 110h.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

f.oNpoN. Jan. % The anshorihes at Scot
land Yard have received reliable informa-
ton that M stsemp, to blow 80 ihe British
have tssen extraordinary precautions - pre-
vent such catastforhe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

LoSpov. Jan. so.-Al6ennan Sir Robert
Garden. speaking before fhe Board of Alder
men tonight. sisted alaf nan IN tbe uni-
form 81 letier-csrrifr bad besn arrested
during the day. having in p haV qDar ITS
- dynamite. fhe arnganremeuf csnsed
great Consideration among the aldermen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

CA11gpa1as ~. Jan. 29.-Ths rnosf 20
rr.srkab1e rsls rlons rtvirfl ever known hprt
j. IL Tlrorress One fhou~and ccrrRrsIoIss
have beer reuorfe5. Na'rrTls and dlsrern7-
able hou4es heve been cso@ed arfd fsusfnass
- large ertef-f suSpenasa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

Gnrrxvftsr. tfich.. Jan. o.--Capt. y. 1.
Coon. og tbis city. died az bis residence shis
msrnin1 At the age of 90. sfter an illness Il
severed months leaving Devoted wife and
q large family to morfu his less.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

his coionIsts returning from efsaborns ars
encacnfse1 CD tht Sfafe ifus SIX rniies s0ufh
- here. Ger. Hstrh and command a~s -
ported uaor8nc teszara CeidwsH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

afternoon that the Scotland Yard authori-
ties arrested a dynamiter No bis lodgings ia
the Westminster district and found an IN
fernal machine concealed IN his room.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

Nr CrFwENs, Micl4.. xaa. o-Philip Fl.
Shook si8erman- at large ani at ene tifne
prominently csnaecfe4 ~ h8seess nere.
dsesi last might 81 consumption. sec8 -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-31

DvBt4S. 3sn ~ II - atthofstes fsre RI
ne9sd the f'rpbibfffon against the q Fralafiob
IN freiead e Roszs nsxspapsr.