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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

TXrTrp SrArEs.-Alexander De Almond
rs. The Home Insurance Company OF New
York. Assumu-it Verdict for plainuh
S6f3. Carrie Phlbrick ". The City 81
Miles. Trespass on the case On trial by
jury.
CrRcUIr.-Norman G. Johnson W.. Fred >.
Clark Il al. As u4np7lt. CA ti.--. "Isu
ments of counsel completed.
OrrIcr BrsINEss.-E. Z. Fuller Ct al. ".
John YoueI a. al. IN chanccry. Foreclosure
bill filed.
PnonArr.-Estate OF Fanny l.. Ledyard.
deceased Bond dled and lettersof adminis
tration. with Will annexed, issued to ii. J.
L.edyard and j. B. Mondoriy. Estate oi
Kinda Nowlen. deceased. Order allowing
administrator final account. .-- Estate OF
Roelof Bolt deceased. Order appointing
commissioner for assignment ot dover
Commission i.-ued 30 ana. Nt-tcr. b1silan
Doorea-,l John (ielOa i, n.-E~tateo 81 Geo.
y Iadner deceased. AdmIul-tra.JI nual
account filed and April IL sei for hearing
-E-tate of Alvah ". Brown, MINOR.
Guardian petition for license 10 mortgage
real estate. iiied and April l. sci Tor hearing.
PorIcF.-john Donahue. Drunk ana dis
orderly. Paid fine and costs. Si..-'.---
Phillip Sunlin. Larceny less than 50.
Complaint withdrawn on payment 81 costs
Sl.45.
Jusrrcr BRoUwrB.-John Inversion "
Abraham :. Tucker. Assumpsli- Juog
ment for plaintiff for S2l and costs
JUSTICE AUSDsBs.-Samuel \. bdie vs.
Steuben II. Cink and Hiram Miner Ac
ton for forfeiture Oh bond. Judgment ioi
plaintIf for Slro and costs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

hotLg srRNas. Miss. March 25.-The re-
mains of Hon. r. ID. CLARK arrived az
O c.ock thts evening Gen. T.. r. Walthall
with a ue.ee of Mrs. Clark's. and Mrs.
large number of leading citizens met the
traln as the depot and accompanied the re-
mains - che residence OF Mrs. Freeman.
a1ere 1er brother and wite also reside
y tlrs reemln. ner sou, with hi- wife, also
arrived rals morning fr0m Jackson. con
NderAh.e Number OK other friends have ar
r.fed he -laerai wiil be- largely attended
a1t takes niace 90 morrow az I'D O'Clock
from t,e Episcopal Church There Il apro-
t9ano feeling of sorrow Lpd sympathy pre-
Fuhuy alth oar people
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
Grand Rapids.
wHo1EsAIK NsREFTs.

TsrFGRsN pFFTcF- March p
Gp,rw-C o-n. ftc. Oats, s3s &c. retail So.
What. lawson. fe. rel long nerry. - si"f'
hsrrr 77 1--we - if,e aac.
Fr0rR svr. FFFT.- Pastry. - - whoieSale, - 81
resal. retanf = ~ wholesale. - 81 retail nii-
.sfir.-s 10y .fl~ Sfs ~ wholoesie pr lrer c'V-
P-ar. rer ton So ~ wholesale .-f1sc per cwf-
Meal and fa<.i peT ton 81 - powhoiesale . - fef
CIT. -. -...- -r -,
: ssra e. N1ffou. So =. Dressed fo'Fs.
+ .sH4s Al Pork. Per hhI mess. 81 Fftin GO
h..-s a.. shcui8erz -. smoked tseff. lhc. ha-
-..- llfs~ Iar3 Tiercee. pisc. kettle. ir
pr-r~rp txn CHFFsE- Better. Iu-< ard lars.
81 creamery faf= 20. Fr@eh rnil, i-a S'o
r-----r~ Frzfs. D-e~ses. foG1fc Turkeys.
s-ssasa u6Iso packs dressed llalsc-
F1es F~rsh iots fsh Ilc-
VsaErtffFs Pofstoes z-oesc. Nrions fF
a., ..firr -ffIar. silrer skins. sf07ar- hoefs
sr- 81 ~ lahtage Fer hundred 3 80 ~
-srssa r.r- hardred zssr o. iur1ire r7T ~
~ lelerY. r.er doz. "a esc- trsnf-eTries- 5 Z
Fzrss FRr7rs- -Aurl--. per ~ so6si 0or-
HoysT- Whias clover. ia il-se, asrk ~ 'e
sa- s-z-nss. barrel 3 y sszinsv. $ p
-tra~s ff--r+fe So d sf ! p. clover reT - s.
.r1 4 ~ Ped Frr eeli- AZ q f
<-r4r fsr "a ~fsea~ iagr ~ -~rrr1er ssIes 80
rse-e fa5xs fsa pe.fs. A'1ise, Winter TeH
Trsrr 81 0r.-e
HsT-kiaesIi ass-d 80 rer son psols@sls- 80
worr ~ aserks = 7se2 ~ rer eor5. far.
forf aa a Ht 81 Fer e.s77
Krr wsta~ rf ss fs,sr Hr gs'
F F@fes'seg g. 8
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
BARRI0S'S MOVEMENTS.
rHs sReNc7 Ass BEHIND F'iM
RamIrai Joseu-s Cpinion thar Our
Interests Need 10 be Protected IN
Central America

81 4sHaGIos Malch ~. Rear Admiral
I5uaft eanu aader ~ ths North Atlantic
squadron before be left Washington last
sseA 81 .ola the flagship New orleans spoke
4alie freeig 1f impending troubles Ia Central
a..euca. .ald III the nsees-itg Tor some
actaa "a the pafs ~ shis Government O. lso-
teri 10 iatsre.t there. The irequeal regola-
tIoas ~ ftntul.i. ts rlDa.ht we're closely
connected warn iss wafDAa movements Of
tfe- aei.l aarrse. aud allnblte1 both ~
t4a utsl lirlliou aai iusii glLlon u the French.
ia hl- evening star the admiral i report
ca t9 ailse -alt Dsfor- leaving f0f New or
lefue Ha ElA have bo take . hand ia this
ristllr tloner 80 laler 10 my opinion the
-0 o4er tae better. The French ars going 10
ds afarl thing iu fheiF power 10 prevent the
ellt. la.'tlDl III tug canal. but the Panama
ctnat t. uI opinion barrios- movements
tre nli mhie 0t hls osn accord, bat you
Ril ll. tae frenel az af the bottom OF it
sad asl stay at tle bottom iIli the time
comes o. come to rac t0p, then th . II come.
H aal better .o0k 1ut iook AZ the Pana-
ma cania. tae trelcn have spent millions
aui .lrsul 60 spend millions more. They
aon intend 20 shali be Nas3ed. To this end
flag alfe secured tll ownership OF nearly
1he slaIa a. tAe Panama railroad. on that
NfIe trfil ~ land. and have masSed fifteen
tHol-tu4 EuI lmen. WA0 are Norkmen now.
uuf when the uue comes vail prove 10 be
sa ia.-u5 trained treuch soldiers "a start
these r-s9llfi9u- on the isthmus. II takes
a4t traction of them to yet a fr-t-class
revolution under way. They can run the
Niiple place. and viii not only run II, but
ufhef places rD0. * they want % F"
No oihcls4 lutouualiou has been received
at the state Department concerning the re-
ported rliFllce Of the President OF Salvador
toWard che Guatemala frontier with 10000
men o. meet and prevent the entrance Of
harrlo5' forces into Salvador
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
NEW YORK. March =

FLouR-Dull bat stronger in some cases s1-
pertne state. s. 6Oft3 o.; round hoop Ohio - ,U
as =: City Mill extra. 81 J0A4 -; Minnesota
extra a. q5d6 -. southern -four etsady: common
10 choice extra s. mas f0.
WHEAT-Options feverish and irregular. Deal
iusrs attended with considerable excitement oc-
casionsd by war rumors from Europe Close
firm. 1srfiSc higher. Spot lots closed strong lu
Iisc higher: spot sales ungraded red ssftE2c; No
red -ii ,c: do No. 2 p1tsc atoat: No. red state
qil .c: No. red winter. April. et19o'sc; %
Nav qli. p 90 c: do June. sS1sSAc-
CONSIDERATIONS active and excited. CLOSING
i,nssc higher Spot lots closed firm at ~ lc
higher; spot sales ungraded mixed. s0sf5lc; No. 3
MIC. steamer mixed 5oc do No. 2. D'ac IN Gle
vator. No. mixed April. 5lisc: do May. "'a1 dc.
do June. 50ssn5lc.
OATs-Outions less active. but firm. clo3ffi %
ale higher. Spot lots closed firm a &C higher
erof sales No. white state 3, &c; No. mixed
April 81 &c. do May. 81 tc. -...x
RYF-Dull but firm. Western. s2c' state. d's@
12i.c
B.RrEY Nominal.
PoRE-Dull. mess. si2 ga Il 90.
iARD-Firm: - i5H7 llis cash. s. lb1' y
Auril - l2n y May.
srsAR-D -Dall. fair to good refining. n-i64
Z f2-lac ..,-
Rr-rrFR- Doll. western. 10fi &c. state. iih y q
Eaas- Doll. state lestis1sc. western l-iEssif
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
The MANITOBA REBELLION
Excitement and Alarm IN the Canadian
Parliament.

OrrAaA March 21-The excitement
among members of Ptrllameni and Others
over lne Rlei rebellion grows daily. Mt0g-
nation 81 eagerly loosed for and members
~ the Government hourly asked for ths
latest news. The fact that Mai. Gen. Mid
dietOn, Commander ia Chief was despatched
. the scene of the conflict on the briefesi
notice and al time when arrangements
had been completed for his
visiting Quebec on department
business. shows that Notwithstanding whai
representative Of the Cabinet openly ay0w
they view the matter with the greatest alarm.
Ca inQuiring OF the government officials to-
day it was learned that further details Of the
insurrectiOu had not been received A tele-
gram Was received from Humboldt 20 the
effect that nothing definite had been obtained
from the vicinity OF Carlton. Col. Irvine
should have arrived there from Duck Lake
this afternoon at the latest. The sup
posed delay Il caused through hiS be-
ing opposed by Indians and having 10
hght his way. The government dos not
expect 10 hear anything definite from him
ull tomorrow, when they expect be Will
manage To get 10 Carlton and join Mayor
CrOzier might. Before obtaining an answer
from him the messenger will have 10 drive
about ninety miles To Humboldt. owing TO
the wires being cut. meeting of the Cabi-
net was held this afternoon and the question
discussed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
BOARD or EDUCATION.
b.os tor the Straight Streei Building
Opened and Referred.

a s+'ia. uet -ug at lht b1set 80 hdaca.
iian eas ht-s lari sight ul.h President 4 ,ll
( er lu tAe eaalf Aal all ias grusless gresenl
( except b.air Mli- Parker aud Jlrieh
iruzlee Hathaway. chairman ~ ihe Com.
mitiee on Teachers reported that his oou-
mlttee. together with ths Committee on
F schools. held tso meetings last week and
anolel oa Monday ol .hi- Week. f0r a.,
perp3ss 81 iuyesti eating tas cisaFess against
tl.e principal % tlse Jefferson street school
Tie committees viii suhlnu tAs result OF
their iusesligatsou al tile next meeting of
the board. Sproul a Mo1urrln we're author
izea to use the jackson .raie Ia the East
Bridge street building, instead of the Ben.
nett, az inquired by the contract
Trustee I4bbifis said that tie basement
floor Ia the riainfieid asenue buildinr was
an need OF repairs Ii had besn made of
poor material-''lho contractors must have.
used hasiy pudding" The matter wac refer
red 10 the Building Committee with power 10
act
Supt. Mitchell recommended the purchase
OF 100 each. First ana Second readers, for
use IN tue Schools 10 cost about one hundred
dollar. Referred 10 the COMMITTEES on Text
Books and Apparatus. With power 10 act.
communication from the Board OF Police
and Fire Commissioners asked the Board 10
pay Sloi for the use 81 horse and buggy b.,
the Iruant Officer. Trustee Hathaway sand
that the Board bad not ordered horse and
buggy FOR the officer. and he did not think il
proper charge. II TINS bill was paid the
Board could be charged with the officers
salary. he did not want 20 establish such
precedent II was referred 10 the Commit
tee Oh Claims with the City Attorney.
ii. Ii. Ives offered TO move the old Straight
Street building ar desired by the Building
Committee for SlG0 George 81. smiths /
hid was Sl30 James Curtis wanted
20 build the foundation for $40 Trustee 4
Sbinlman said tiai he did not know thai
the committee was authorized 10 build 4
foundation. Trustee Iihbits said The com
mitiee were ordered % move tAo building.
and they did not propose 90 set il up on corn /
cobs. The bids were referred 10 the com
mittee with power 30 act.
The bids for the erection Of tho new
Straight Street building were then referrod .
and read as follows. Richens q sieruos.
Sl60Df3; Frank Ecker. Sl6I4I; james .
Curtss, Si6,4ll.55: H. T. Doren. SIC.4s960.
Fred G. Miller, $1,000. Rawson Bros. SI6.5is. 4
c. 4. Sethren a Co. SlG.275.B. &. II. Pei
ton. Sl6.3}7.59 Bennett. Osbun a. Co. SI7.-
$3.50; and John Olsen. Sls.788s. The
frnres f,ivar, I.ro .rs ,rstb,,., 81. l........
and veniilatng apparatus, which If added 4
ana bnriyer, ~ Js.sl.Ss.sr- = 80 - ~ f9r
we've referred To the Committee on Buildings
to report az the next meeting, and the Board
adjourned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
In the Senate.

WAsHNGToN. March 25.-The Senate was
called 10 order at T. o'clock. James III.
Berry. of Arkansas, elected United States
Senator 10 succeed Mr.. Garland. was sworn
and took his sent. At 1905. on motion of
Mr.. Miller (Call. the doors were closed and
the Senate IN executive session, continued
consideration of the Weile and LaAbra treaty
At 4:l0 the doors were reOpened and the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow al l.
O'Clock. In executive session the following
nominations were confirmed: Samuel $
Cox. of New York. TO be Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the
United States to Turkey: Henry l.. Muld-
row. of Mississippi. 10 be Assistant Secre-
tary of the Interior; Wm. A. J. Sharks. of
carlyle. ILL.,. Commissioner General of the
session V-~f- sYevotsu to
the We'll and La Abra treaty which, az tne
hour of adjournment had not been con
cluded.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
IN MEMORiAM.
The History OF a Well-Spent and Use

ful Life.
ON the morning Of iHc lSih inst. al
little past o'ciocl.. Airs. T. ". beth died a.
her home on South D.vIsl0a street ~ The
early age of 4syears. she had been failing
in health for two years. but her oi-east aad
shown no alarming sym ytoms uDii the la-i
few months Not until compelled by THE
severity II the weather did she give up her
accn-tomed practice 81 driving duis ~"
leaked forward with eNpectaiso son tO the com
mo St.rinu when she might resume tins ca
erci~e believing u would bring back 10 hef
the health and enjoyment OF former days
But this for her was not 80 be. AZ such an
hour ae she thought DOT the Son.oi man
came for her.
Although feeble. she was able 30 be about
the hou.e looking after the wants OF Der
household Even on the la-t day Of her life
she walked from the sitting room To hff
sleeping apartments II the usual boar Tor
retiring. During her eolourn Win rs -
/ her frank manner and cheerful words she
/ won a place IN the hearts Of large circle oi
She lived the life 81 a devoted Christian
/ having first confessed Christ while m youth
al Hartford. Washington county, \ \,
I uniting with The Baptist Church there. ana
/ sftor,sarI al Pfifsford. Monroe county. \. } ..
/ rhere she sas married She held fact 10 the
/ confession Of her faith without waverinr.
/ In 1867 she moved with her husband and
I children 10 Grand Rapids. where she united
with the Baptist Church here.
She remained with them until The lorna
ton Of the South Congregational Church
near her home A. - was the greatest dc
Sire Of her life 81 SEE her childeru follower
of tic Saviour and believing her labor aud
innnanco would best serve trOs 8 purpose ~
her life she was among tbe br7i io unite
,ifh that church Here ~ member ~ The
4...r .aH HaH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
BIG BUFFALO BLAZE.
MUSIC HALL IS LAID iN RUINS.
s.. Loas' Catholic Church Also Burns
The McCauii Opera COMPANY
Loss z Fireman Killed

BUfFaLo. March 2l-A quarter az q
clock this evening an alarm of fra vas
sounded. in 6 'ea minutes ID sas announced
that Mu-ic iisi easiu asmrs. A rensrd
alarm was -oaulei. las Aaaes serrsd
rapidly. Az @ c.oc1 i. aas evident iaat tls
entire hulldlAs must -. 4ae ulnd was
blowing TIE burning cmbers on the roof of
81. Loui-'s German Calhoiio Church ou tie
opposite corner. and the attention Of tie
nremen was directed toward IL. ID wa, open
Ing night with the Mclauii Opera Company.
Who were tO produce "falka There were
about thirty people ll fhe auditorium when
the hfe broke out. and they had time
Ia escape. At $50 all hone
of saving ths Music Hall vas given up. III
was now matter of serious doubt whether
the IRE would even Do confined 10 the church
Huge glowing brands were carried by The
wind 10 great di slance-. Four men who had
been directing stream upon the church
which Nas blazing in several places were
caught on the roof. an bat one. named
Grimm, escaped. Grimm dropped from the
roof. hl, head struck the stone steps Of the
church, and hls brains We're scattered be
meath the truck which tried to render him
help Manager Reeves. of the ''Falka"
company, estimates the loss on property al
$1,000 The loss on the buildings over l
$4,000. The insurance can not be ascef- I
tanned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
KENT coUnTYs REPUTATION.
The Women Seem Determined to Sus-
tain l'

tain A.
Sarah o Hara asks Judge Parish 10 grant
her divorce from Bryan O'Hara They
have been married ten year.. aud have one
child. Freddie. agad nine years. She Charge
Bryan with being ma habiiuai drunkafd.
and failing TO support her. An injunction
was granted restraining him from threaten
ING her with violence.
Minnie Robinson says that her husband
George, treats her with extreme cruelty. and
fails to support her, aud asks the Court for
a legal separation. They have no children.
The colored people Join with the white in
trying 10 sustain the reputation of Kent
county fog divorce business. Harriet A.
Adams says she was married 20 Joseph J.
Adams IN this city in 1870. aud lived with
him until March 4, lsS5. Sine says she has
always been q chaste. duiiful and affection
ate wife. but Joseph has beaten. kicked and
choked her, and thrown stoye-hooks al her
head until she VIII stand it no longer. They
have two girls, aged five and seven years.
respectively, and he has taken them away to
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
Was ii a Defeat7

ROME, March 25.-The Dirito, says the
British were really defeated on Sunday in
the fight near Suakim, but that the result
viii be to.encourage the whole Arab world
II II be necessary for Italy To send two thou
sand more men al once 10 Massowah in order
10 avoid any risk of suffering as Graham has
from too meagre force.
The total loss 10 the rebels in Sunday
engagement was 5000 men. Thirty -four
female warriors were also found among the
slain. The British had !, 900 camels captured
or killed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

es~~sA 1arch 2s.-ApOthsgu Cpbs sSeFQH,g
drfn1u.arsIiou Wa made during 'no 'e'''N-
of tl.a R.irhstith to-day. \ number OF stu
.l.nf. ia fis gallery yelled. Down with the
I..g prssld-nf.r 80 Down with railway jews
-Hurrrh for anti -Semltcs. bu-ihc7-
.s44 -a4ueuded while members an
-, ,r.l, .bolted replies 30 insults Of intruders.
Isl Sen fhe pohce arrived there va - "a
the -aherie-. students ehireno''..n@ 80. 80.
selves Imolg benches h-itih- a-'a''1 =, =" ','
,,ara s,aiiv erected. one by one. Great ex-
rit.rnaif nrevails over the repOrtedul-orderS
c,nu.cts.i with the present session ot fafha-
mauf.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
Dramatic Entertainment.

Dosrespoodsnee of THE TELEGRAM.
LyrHER Mich, March pa large audi
ence was IN attendance at Opera Hall last
evening 10 witness the production OF the
drama Ny Brothers Keeper" n rendered
BY the Luther Dramatic Club composed of
r. T. Jersey. Willie Gregg r. j. Fletcher
l. h. Hall, O. G. Lindsey, frankie Slay-
ton, Mrs. Maurice Reed. and Fannie
Downer. The music was furnished by the
Luther orchestra The entertainment was
a decided success. The proceeds 70 for the
school organ fund
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
oLU eAa4sy. r4E MINE MULE.
Thirtv-TiYe -ar. Jnlcr=r sunl-iIroG-ht
to the -u-f,er 81 seek Death
rCom Brpo. (Pa sp"cid.l

IIiFfN-slAF } ftf- ID if.i.-t fh'f.i 't'-t'-
to the ~u-rter 81 Seek Death.
rCom Broos (pa spoeiall
Three wears a,o u d. ile ,ipwn as "O,d
Barney" navin5 sp-at t..ry-ive success
sve years in drawn. e1aI ears IN the
tunnels OF OH H-S5rv c1iiery, was
taken out OF the mine bv bis owner end
turned out 70 10 as he pleased 80 hlv-
ing brcathed any fre~h air nor hal a
glimpse of daylight since lsll. % Barney
did not take kindly 70 his nov life, and for
weeks hung around the min. reco snizilg
the voices OF the miners rs they won't m
and came out. and giving cvery evidence
that he was homesick and wa { to 20
back to the dark and gloomy chambers
whers he had grown old He was unable
to see in the day time Tor several days, LIT
his sight gradually adapted itself to the
new conditions. After Barney found that
they were not disposed TO let him back
into the mine he quit going near it, and
spent his time wand ering alone about
the neighborhood making no spot his par
ticular habitation. but being welcome
evervwhers as he was known for miles
around and respected as the mule that had
lived thirty five years in coal mine.
He acted as il he felt that be had been
turned out as useless ap, cndage, and ne
had q perpetual look OF melancholy on his
face. and chose the m0ss solitary spots,
where he would sometimes remain for
davs at a time communing with himself.
In spite Of his melancholy and his years.
his eyes were bright. his coat soft and
glossy and his body in good flesh Whom
ever he appeared in the mining villages,
which he dill frequently. he was always
followed and surrounded by troops OF
miners children. tu- gia- at his stubby
tail. hang ng to his mouse-colored ears,
and stradfling his round back. H toier-
ated children without n protest, no matfer
what they did 20 him. lut their merr.ment
f never dispelled bis melancholy for a sec
oud.
Fer week OF 80 past workmen have
F been hasting n ledge of rocks near Old
/ Hickorv coiiierv. for the purpose ~ c1t-
/ ting q roadway through ~. Last Thurs-
dav OIi Barney came saunter.ng along
from some place in the hils. ani stopped
- watch the men ~ work ia tie ledge
He evidently remembered the davs "A
blasting in the mines. for every time th'
men made r charge ready AMI sau ht d
place of safety e. awa.f rho evriosI % o'i
Barney would fake fiuseif of 20 rstaru-
nr after tha fias. hai -ane or
Afra talf ha1r -r soot solemn enjoy
naent ~ this KIDD 0 3 Hsraev sel os
and isarrearsd I.afsl tfe slge. end fh.
men anon frrE sI shf* sin t1 hau
later thev put fa au ~ % large h-. an.
retired re- usaf O. tsr safe retras'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

o. Mosion OF Mr Sellers. Action :
Postponed lndehnnelt
TsIaTII y IaE ~ E0asa-

-lfCial Dispatch 81 Tax iziEehsN.
LAssDG. March z5.-ths Senate passed
House balls lsgsainng tie proceedings IN
the laying cat ~ tCains Ia Midland county
amending the charters Of West Bay Cts and
Adrian Incorporating the Cify 0f Albion,
creating an East naginas Board ~ Public
Works aad the Egan bill, providing for q
non-partizan registration board ia Detroit
Only tao tu,ionists voted for the last named
measure.
The House passed the afternoon ia Com
lnittee Of the NhOle. discussing the hiu ~
pealing the Baker conspiracy law All after the
enacting clause was stricken out The bill
creating Union county from portions OF
Kent, Muskeg0n and Montealtn was reported
adversely. aud Mr.. Sellers moved % post
pone indefinitely further action. Carried.
THIS kills the measure. The Governor names
April III for 'Arbor Day
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
The lonia Escapes.

DETRoTr, March 25.-Prehminary pro
ceedings for the extradition of Ashman.
Kuhn and Bowles, the Ionia fugitives. were
had before Magistrate Bartlett. Of Windsor.
yesterday. The charge of vagrancy against
the prisoners was dismissed. and indIct-
ments against the first two for highway
robbery and against BOwles for forgery We're
read To them They made no plea Testi-
mony IN the case will be taken "a soon as
Crown Prosecutor Macdonnell and j. w
Hanna, counsel for the prisoners, are ready
20 proceed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
G. c. Stewards Remains at Home.

Special Dispatch 10 Tax TuEGkAN.
GRAND HAVEN, March 25.-lnspector Gen
erai Kidd Il inspecting Company +, second
regiment Michigan State Troops tonight.
The remains OF Hon. George c. Stewart
arrived from Washington to night, and will
be buried tomorrow. The Ottawa Bar A.
sociation and Common Council viii attend
in a body
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26
She Has Made Port.

LUDNGroN, Mich, March 25.-The "F.
=. NJ steamer. No. ,, which was left fast IN
the ice thirty miles west of Little Point sable
bv Clerk Breeze and the party that reached
here yesterday, was released last evening
soJ nd the mort All right last night. boat
ana CIV uuiniured She had been IN the
ice twelve days. Clerk Breeze and party
vent from here 20 East Saginaw, where thei
arrived last evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-26

Cstrarucs. o.. March 25.-AmOng the ap-
continents sent o. the senate by Gov.
usali, WIS the name of Rev. Hamilton W.
p..-son. Of Toledo. for librarian. The
.,f,-, +. <. aoo. Pearson is the Presbyter-
'...,...r vino vas the intimate friend Of
p-..,a.-r Cies.land's father. and made an
$3.50 ,i.f.ls-e of Cleveland against me
.....~.-.. af Row. Dr. Bail. Of Buffalo. For
~. II. -a-atvad thanks in several letter.
r-,,., frs President Crow. Hoadly appoint
neuf Is. therefore, q compliment tOtne ~e"
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