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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-16
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.

a Whole Block of Buildings Swept
Away by Fire at Rice
Lake, Wis.
tneendiarism the Supposed Cause
Loss $4,000 With Insurance
of About $4,000.
How the Dakota Legislators Appropriated
the Money of the Territory-The
G. A r. at Huron.
The Shameless Way the Money Sharks Do Up
Dakota Farmers-Who We're the
First Pioneers2
News Items from Various Points in the
Northwest Cleaned by Globe Cor
respondents.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-16
DOCTOR r.. J.
PEA RCHj
See Jackson street. st. Paul. Minn.

The most prominent and successful physician
4 the Northwest, deyoting exclusive attention
TO Chronic Diseases Of the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
PhaIlas Wins.

NEW YORK, July 24.-The trot between j. |.
Cases bay stallion Phallas and Nathan
Strauss bay Gelding Majolica for 5000 and
entry gate receipts came off the Gentleman 5
Driving Park, AT Fleetwood this afternoon
Inside the park fully 5000 persons were as
sembled TO witness the struggle. The Grand
Stand was crowded and many noted horse
ment were III and around the club
house. There was large number
of fashionably dressed ladies among the
spectators. Ii was nearly three O'Clock be-
fore the horses appeared. In the first heat
Phallas went off IN the lead which he held
the entire distance, winning easily by five or
six lengths. Murphy eased Majolica up on
nearing the wire. This was the fastest heat
of the race, the time being 2:l6.
After scoring several times IN the second
heat Majolica went off in front, and at the
quarter turn Phallas broke badly. Bithers
soon got him right and then he settled down
TO business. At the half-mile pole Phallas
had closed the gap, but they
passed this point neck and neck.
From this out Phallas gradually forged
ahead and finished easy winner by five
lengths; time, 2:lS5I. The third heat was a
regular walk-over for Phallas. as he took the
lead and after playing with his rival for a
while came home three lengths ahead. thus
winning three straight heats and the race.
Time, 2:265l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
lightning's Work.

VRRMoSTvILLE, July pa valuable barn
belonging to Reuben Sprague, near here
was yesterday afternoon struck by lightning
and wholly consumed, together with large
amount Of wheat and oats and much valu-
able farm machinery. The total loss Is over
&, 800. The insurance Is very light. The
laborers were very severely shocked, but
hopes are entertained of their recovery. The
damage to shocks of wheat by the driving
storm will be great, and corn is consider
ably injured by the flood, in some localities.
Several trees were shivered by lightning, one
large oak being riven to splinters.
VAssAR, July PA terrible thunder show
er occurred here about noon, with heavy
rain. Lightning struck A. L. Forbes's barn,
also B. Harrington's house. Damage slight.
BAY CITY, Mich, July 4.-John Atkinson,
driver of a hook and ladder company. re-
ceived severe shock by lightning while sit
ting on the truck. He was carried home
and physician called
Tom Kelly's barn, in the fifth ward, was
struck by lightning and fired this morning.
The flames we're extinguished by the fire
department.
A little girl daughter of John Alder, Of
Bangor township. was struck by lightning
this morning and killed instantly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
BIG FIRE IN NEW YORK.
TosAcco WAREHOUSES; sURNsD
a Loss Which Viii Amount 10 4 so.
600 Several firemen Sc
serelY injured.

NEs YoEK, JuIy 24-fire oroke oat al
l0.4O ~ night Ia tie extensive tobacco ware
houses of +. IAlienthal. al Washington ana
Barclay streets. The flames spread very
rapidly. number OF calls tor smbulsnoes
were sent out Soon after the hremen al
rived and Il Was learned that ten hremen
had been injured toy the explosion Of d
boiler. The injured men were removed 10
Gambler Street Hospital Ii ls thought al
least one l. fatally hurt. Additional alarms
were sent out aud large portion OF the IRE
department Was soon on the ground work
ing strenuously 10 subdue the flames
The building is al eight story brlck struci-
ure. The ire originated IL the paint shop
The entire fire department of the southern
part of the island. including two flTe boat,
were playing on the flames when the massive
boiler used III the manufactOry exploded.
The brick wall fronting Oh Barclay street
fell Immediately out, shOwerlng bricks and
stones on the firemen on the troet hight
men were injured and were quickly trans
ferred 10 the hospital. None will die. BY
II O'Clock the IRE WAS under control The
lOs- will be about xlJD,OO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
ASOUTHsRN 4 MOB.
Determined not 10 Permit Negro i'm
migration.

Determined not 10 Permit Negro i'm
migration.
LAUkENs, ; C., July 14.-JnO. Milan, pas
senger sgent Of the ksst Iennessee, Virginia
and Goorgis Rsilroad Company went 70
Waterloo, Laurens COsnty, 10 gel six negro
women no wanted - 80 u join husbands
who proceeded them An armed mob gath
cred al " aterlOo Hotel sn3 took Milan out,
tied his hands and lashsd him until he Wes
insenslble. They then forced hlm ~ ~aik
out OF town until he dropped through sheer
fatigue, when they lefI hun lying II the
woods and dispersed The leader Of the
mob IL a member OF the State Legislature.
Tins l. the second occurrence OF the kind III
the same place within two months. the other
person mObbed being Cha.les Walker, OF the
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Men al Waterloo say they are determined
that the negroes shall not leave the company
b. W Mrenn, General Passenger
Agent OF the East Tennessee air line,
has employed detective 10 endeayor
To bring the guilty parties TO justice
Milan Is still suffering from the effects Of
his rough treatment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

a Connaittee of One Hundred Citizens
Appointed by the Mayor

a Cornaittee of One Hundred Citizens
Appointed by the Mayor.
Nsw YoRk. Jnly 24.-The Mayor was aa-
thorized By the Aldermen O-day % appoint
a committee Of TOO citizens 70 20 to Albany
and accompany Gen. Grants remains TO
New York. A special committee Of five Al
dermsn were appointed 10 perfect arrange
ments for the funeral. The Governors room
in the City Hall - being properly draped for
for the lying IN state Of the body. Mayor
Grace has opened subscription fund for
the erection 0f national monument ~ Gen.
Grant Circulars have been forwarded 20
prominent citizens askivg them to attend A
meeting at the Mayors Office on Tuesday.
The Mayor committee on monument in
cludo the names 0f =. J. Nldsn, G.. 4.
Arthur. A. b. Cornell, W. VI. Ev-
arts. Oswald Ottendorfsr, Geo. Jones.
r. L. James. Edward Cooper. Smith Ely
Ro-coe Conkiing. Noah Davis. Eugene
Kelly. Nhitslaw Reid. =. J. Astor, Gen. Nc
Clenan. Forlyce Barker. g. Nanderbilt. Jesse
Sehgrnan. ). W. Drexel. Pierre Lorriilard,
Joseph Pulitzer. David Dows, and many
other prominent men
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
GEN. GRANTS BURIAL.
CssTsAL PARK TO ss THs PLACE.
One ~ Gen. Grant latest Messages
re ~as Ready 10 Co SAD Al the
Prospect of Living Long.

IL MooaEsoz. I4iy zE-by the follow
lRg message, received b. Mr. fgrnsr. May-
or tiraee's Chisf Clerk. lats this afternoon.
it i settled thai tae place of burial shall be
Central PARK
-foar telegrzn II AZ hand aad understand
the matter % be nos definitely settled that
tfsn. Grtnt bodg l. ~ De- Intsfred here
n . cannot ltks say more de1niEs action ia
fexari ~ the matter u Mrs. GRANT until
isLeE date. The faith ~ the president of the
Board of Aldermen and uy ONu T. Dledged
that 80 vii aee that the wishes Of the family
are <rauae1 - a forna resolution Of the
boarL
X. GRAcz.
Upon feee.pt II Mayor tiraees assurance
tlst 81 r-. tfrsnt might be laid beside the
Denersi. the family authorized Turner 70
telegraph tiae "A ty0f accepting the cltys re-
quest that Grant. remains shO1ld Dc
Inferred la Central PARK.
Dr. Douglas gave a repor Ter to-day some
interesting roiuiniscenses 0f Oen- Grants
Illness Among other things 10 said thai
about a week a.gO when he noted 4 somewhat
less obstinate condition Of the throat, per
hap- due - Increased iuFoads Of the disease.
the General wrote upon piece Of paper the
following message - the doctor Il feel
sOrroW aE the prospect of living through the
samIuer aud Fall. la the condition 1
but 1 may Excepr that i DO not gather
strength I feel laite veil from day 10 day
A. l have heretofore but am losing
strength. Z feel 10 more Ia inability 20 move
around than Ia any other way, or rather IN
lack Of desire % Try - move The disease
must be fatal ia the end. Ny life - prec-
iOus, Of course. o. any family. and would Do
- nae II ! could recover entirely. Never
va. one more Niiling % 20 than l. hrst
wanted go many days o. work on my book,
80 the Authorship would be clearly
mine. the time was gracIOusly granted To me
after being apparently much lower than
since, and With % capacity "a do more work
than / ever DID before ia tee same time. Ny
Ncrk had been done 40 hastily that much was
left out and ! iId 10 all over from the cross
lDg Of the James river. 10 lSit, % Appomat-
tox. IA l-'i5. Slnce then | have added a.
much ~ atty pages - the book. There l.
nothing more - do and therefore | am not
likely % be more ready 10 20 than AZ tins
TIA Oment
Ar. McGEE0oR, July 2t-(fen. Sheridan
telegrsphssd from Lake Minnetonka. Mimi.
that he will start at once for New York. lie
Niil there receive a request for biz immedi-
ate preseuce here. General Logan will alsO
come here % accompany Gen. Grants body
to New York.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
The South Pennsylvania Syndicate.

members of South Pennsylvania syndicate
held here to-day. II. Nc K. Twombley
stated to Subscribers that an offer had been
received. from whom he did not say. 10 take
all subscriptions of their hands and pay
them the interest ST the rate of three per
cent year upon the amount invested todate.
Ii was understood. .of course, that the propo-
sition same from the Pennsylvania company.
or some one 10 IL interest A the meeting
was informal no resolution vas considered
but Twomley requested those who desired ~
accept the offer to communicate With him IN
writing All interests we're represented At
the meeting
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

.cial Dispatch "a THE TELEGRAM.

Special Dispatch 10 Tux TELEGRAM.
DErRoIr, July 24.-Yice President Hen
bricks spent to- day quietly at the Oakland,
St Clair Springs. His time was occupied
with arranging for the Senate's participa-
ton in Gen. Grants funeral. He will cruise
on the yacht 'Pernelia" in the evening,
and will receive the citizens Of ST. Clair and
two hundred guests at the hotel at recep-
tion rendered by W. ). Hopkins. His stay
at the resort Will be prolonged several days.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Cattlemen Excited.

ST. LOUIS, No. July A--The news of the
proclamation of the President declaring In
dian Territory grazing leases invalid and
void and ordering all cattlemen out OF the
Territory creates the greatest excitement
among cattlemen IN this city. Over S25,-
OOO.Ooo OF ST. Louis capital Is invested III the
herds and II l. calculated that this action
will result in great loss Secretary Atwater.
of the National Cattle Growers Association,
declares il il impossible To remove the vast
herds from the Territory within the time
specified. All cattlemen declare the con
clasion has been reached in the interest of
the boomers and the railroad people, who
in
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

WASHINGTON. July 8.-Prof. Helzard.
Superintendent and Assistant Superintend-
ent Bautele OF the coast survey, together
With several employee Of that Office. we're 10
day by direction 0f Secretary Manning.
suspended II IL stated that the funds Of the
bureau have not been honestly disbursed.
that the men have been carried on TIE role
and salaries paid them who performed no
services uhatever. Other removals from the
same bureau are expected.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

SPRTNsFrE1D. H.. July 24.-A -nniOn
employe of the Wabash road. While leaving
the shops here last evening. vas badly
beaten hy party of men presumed 70 be
iocked out empioyez. The victim vas an
odd and partly crippled German. and the
sffsir crestes considerable Indignation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
"PlONEER DAY"
Its Celebration by the Mormoas Passes
Oft Very Quietly.

SALT LAKE., Utah, July 4-Ihls Is the
thirty eighth anniversary OF the entrance in
10 Salt Lake valley OF Brigham Young and
the l42 Mormons who made the journey
from Missouri river by OK teams. Usually
the anniversary is observed with much dis
play, but the half-masting of the flag on
July 4th and the threatened collision be
tween Mormons and Gentiles, should there
be any further interference with the flag. "a
well a. the death of Grant, put a stop 10 all
organized celebration. The day passed
quietly. Business was entirely suspended
and the saloons closed by the Mayors proc
lamation. Instead of the usual rush of Wis
itors TO the city. hundreds left town, going
TO various neighboring resorts 10 escape the
heat. Telegraphic reports from all parts of
the territory state that this Pioneer day Is
the Quietest one in Its history.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
GRANTs ElRsT nome.
Three Propositions tor the Purchase OF
the House.

Porvr PrrAsASr o.. July 3t.-Michael
Her~h. owner OF the house where General
Grant was born. has three propositions for
the purchase of the building. one of which is
from committee ~ gentlemen living IN
this tlermont County. who wish the house
30 be- kept where it -. and another from the
Union Clnb. of Philadelphia. and who, II
succeesfnl. viii have it removed to Phils-
deiphis 20 be permanently located in Fair
mount Psrs lt IL a nyle-story house and
could he easily transported ca the cars.
Last Fall IT, present owner repaired the build
in< % some extent. bar the frame work and
and foundation are "a they we're fsi years ago.
The third proposition - from
Cincinnati gentlemen who viii. n they sue
cesd in purchasing the building. have it re-
moved to Film Park. Cincinns
A apecisl nessensrer Nas sen4 from here
% bear the sad news to the venerable uncle
~ tha deceased. Mr. Sauuel SIMPSON. who
b. the only one left on his mothers side and
now In his niuetiefh gesr. resides near Ban
tofu in fhis county.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Established 1854.

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices,
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for. brought 70
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., 1885-07-25
The following shows the standing 81 the ~

iinnal I.eagne clnhe up Il &c
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

SHrELEYsBURG. Pa. July 24.-Thirty years
ago. John r. Hicks, wealthy and iniluen-
tial citizen. suddenly disappeared. Mrs.
Mary Beatty. an old woman residing at
Vineyard Mills, now makes affidavit that
two strangers stopping at her fathers house
murdered and robbed Hicks of la-ge SUN.
Threats on her life compelled her TO keep
the secret until now
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
SEEKING TO OBTAIN DAMAGES.
4 Man Crippled tor Lite bs q Detective
Bridge in Spencer township.

4 Mar Crippled tor Lite bs Detective
Bridge in Spencer township.
Ebene1eI faFrand began suit n the Or
cunt Ooart yesterday upon al a<tlon of tree
pass on tbs case against the iosnshlg ~
Spencer, laying he damages st kl0.O0. Far
rand sets forth IA hls declaration thai On
March -, 1851, he, N company with John
Ii. hernck was driving aoross the bridge
over Clear Cresk ai The outlet of Lincoln
lake, IA Spencer IN q sleigh. The horse
siiied upon tht bridge aud struck the railing
which gave way preclpltEtIne 6u OF the
brloge aud upon the soid loe fifteon feet
below. The complainant sustained oro
ken nap. several bnDsen Tlts aud hls bach
Was injured ~ suUE al extent that he n
crippled for life, The declaration shows the
bridge 10 have beell built eighteen sears, 10
have been lil- constructed al the outset, "a
have been oui Of repair al the tune the soci
dent happened, at.d that the accident was
ceused solely from these facts
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Shot His Wife in a Saloon.

ToLEDO. o.. July 24.-In the saloon of
VIM. Brown. this evening Daniel Carpenter.
a brakeman, fired three pistol shots at his
wife. causing two frightful wounds in her
head A policeman seized Carpenter while
he was in the act of discharging the pistol at
himself Mrs. Carpenter cannot recover.
Jealousy was the cause.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Soper Gets II at Last.

WASHINGTON. July 2t.-The following
Michigan postmasters Of the fourth class
have been appointed: Daniel +. Soper
postmaster at West Troy, Newaygo county,
has been rescindsd and Mr.. Soper becomes
postmaster az Newaygo. vice Edwin ..
shaw, removed. Reuben ). Trask. at White
Cloud. NswayEo county. vice VIM. +. Lath-
am. removed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Turkish and Russian Baths

Corner of Monroe and Ionia streets. Open
daily from a. IN. till 9p. m, Saturdays til
midnight and Sundays until noon. Tues
days till noon and Fridays until p. NJ. re
served exclusively for ladies. These are
life giving, health supplying baths. II yor
have a cold in your lungs or IN your head
take a Russian bath and you will say thai
Won are cured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
ttaneocs 20 Tase Charge.

NEw YoEk. july 24-Gen. Hancock hAs
received Instructions frcm the Secretary OF
War 10 take entire charge OF the military
arrang gements connected with Gen. Grants
funeral All military organizations wishing
~ participate Ia the ceremonies must apply
20 him for assignment.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

WASHINGTON, July 2t.-ComptroIler Dur
ham hss rendered decision that ne cannot
review OF reverse the decision Of the Court
of Alabama Claims. He holds that a. that
court wa orzsnized for specific purpose
and a. no court of appeal II provided. its
Judgments must IA paid when properly
certified 70 the Treasury.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
The German Press

BEKLS, July 24--Ail the papers Of Berlin
print appreciative notices Of Gen. Grant.
cites genuine sympathy on the European
side Of the Atlantic. The name and work of
Grant will be inscribed forever upon the
pagcs Of history, aud pOsterity will accord 10
him the merit OF saving the Union AT Ito
most desperate crisis since the war for inde-
pendence
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
HARRISON Denounced.

ATLANTA. Ga, July 2t-Great indignation
u felt throughout the city over the speech
made IN the Georgia State Legislature yes
tsrday against Gen. Grant by Representative
Harrison In the State papers to-day full
comment il made on Harrison's action.
Members Of the Cotton Produce and Stock
Exchanges are loud in their denunciatiOn Of
Harrison
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Hendricks Surprise Party.

Vice President Hendricks spent Thursday
very quietly, remaining nearly all day at his
hotel. 1t was about noon before the local
Democrats learned that the great Indiana
Bourbon was III town. In the afternoon a
goodly number of the faithful called and
paid their respects Detroit Ne7CS.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Merritt Looking Toward Albany.

LONDON, Jnly 4.-Ex-Consul General
Merritt sails for New York tomorrow on the
"Grecian Monarch" Consul General Wal
Ter and a number of other friends will see
him off. Ii Is matter of gossip in the
American colony that Merritt returns home
with his eye upon the Governors chair at
Albany.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Stopping the Mills

FarI RrvFs. Mass, July A-An agree
ment 70 curtsn rroduction=- which vss rui
into circulation and generally signed yester-
DAY. to-day received the balance u the siE-
natures needed and viu ~ once 70 into sf-
fect. the mills participating sggrszstIng +
80 90 sUindies. II every NH there VII be
4 =torrsre n four reek's prediction of print
cloths between u1u and totoher
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
An Appropriate Memorial.

A handsome wood-cut of General Grant,
32x5,O inches. surmounted 10y a heavy mourn
ing border. was left in the editorial rooms of
THE TEIEoRAM. last evening by Geo. A.
Hall. Messrs. Hall 4 Co.. have these cuts
for sale at their news room on Monroe
street On cloth p cents each. on paper lO
cents.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

Manufacturing Company shnts down 10 day
for an indefinite period. This thr0vs -
hands e1f ~ employment Prostraton IN
~aiiway sfair- is tha sau=e.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Ann.hs- Ra.lroad Accldsni

JrRsvT CrrY. \. 7. J1ly - At Oxford.
\ T.. or ths E~ie railway. the uestua-5 eH-
press us= rss=i-z the eastward freight ~
r. clocs ~ night uhen door from fre- GIT
rar 5-opped partly - and t0re ore EIDE - 3
rrauen ear nearly ort T1IIrnz aerere
ra=-er szrs Wm Alhe-f8 - Ho-usll=7I Il.
rss the onlg one se-oazig hart
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

M0sIAEAL, July 4--E1 President Arthur
arrived here FROM the Fishing grounds al
IlnmsdiaEsly apou hearing Of the death 0f
Geo Grant De loaYee for NeS YORK to
night " attend the fuHsral he + greatly
improved 10 health and spIsars quiet 70
f.r.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
The Liberal BANQUET.

LONDON, July 24.-The Liberal banquet to
night TO Earl Spencer was largely attended
By members Of both Houses of Parliament.
Spencer declared that nothing could be more
dangerous than An attempt TO govern Ireland
As a crown colony.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
Are You Off for a Lark ?
DURING THE HEATED TERN.

Besides the seventy thousand or rnors people
who live in and Immediately around Grand
Kspds there are thousands - tourists ~ - suu-
piled with suitalie clothing and wa desire ~
call attention fo roUe ~ cor hummer Equif,-
ulenfs. We undertake r. Fupuy t'e vsntf - the
male seS "a the matter - apparel from fl.s 'irne
fhe infant lesves "a iabJ clofting nud uUts or
kii skirfs up through al ire stage - kricker-
bockerF for sIual bs1s Gas end 81 iisi suifs for
Youths snd lolne Men Jain. neat suits for
midd e-aged and old men Nof only Clc hse bot
Urderciothas - every dszser ffior and az that 10
eufsraced iu fin tern "Furnieiirr 80 Fis-
ines ~ - rsf fherr Teurisfs sisifinf uur
northern lakes Ses Nflores ~ Mountains 7ifi,oui
hight oTero1a- sre liahlf to errerief,rs @afif.8s
disoeuforf One ~ uif nirasf fhings fo trsyrl r.
~ wear or vHosfl r. b Norfolk jacket ~
forrisf-flatad Biou4s. " hare fherr ir vsriesus
-. terms sud prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

ATLANTA. GA. July pa colored man
named Laws got on a spree tonight, took
possession Of a street car. beat the driver.
drove ont the passengers. whipped a police
man and ended ~ by shooting young man
and inhlcting a serious fesh wound. He vas
finally taken in charge
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
True It's. It's Fifty. Pity It's, tbs True

True It's, It's Fifty. Pity lis, 'iis True.
and see the low urices al which We are sell
hing our line MaclSinaw Hats. he would utter
the above words with more force and emphs-
SIS than he ever did IN his life. Ii is a pity
that fine Mackinaw Hat should be sold for
81; but il is nevertheless true that We are
doing this very thing IN order 10 make room
for our Fall styles, which We are now order
ing. We also have fine assortment Of
Manillas which we are closing out, at cost.
THOMAS A CKIPFIN.
"a Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25
The Sarafoga Races

SARAroGA, y. Y, July 2t.-First race to-
day, three year-olds which have not won
this year of the value of $1,000 l mile-Clsy
pate /. Golden Ban ?, Greenfield 3; time,
i:45.
Second race. all ages. mile and furlong,
POwhattan l, Bettler ,, John Davis 3; time,
l:5TIs.
Third race, three-year olds. none winners,
furlongs - Mamie Hunt /, Elwood ,,
Mamie Hay 3; time. lQ3la.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-25

BsR1rS. Jaly 2A-Prince Bismarck hs=
received petitions from many Germany re-
siding 10 russia asking q be gwen employ
meut in the German African Coiouies and
describing their present State a. one u
misery