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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

A SPECIAL dispatch from Marquette 10
the Detroit Free Press says that the
Dasly hiRing Journal, Gov. Svineford's
paper, explains the whole matter" Ia re-
gard 10 the missing $1,000. n So the ar
sicls will be read with interest by large
nr mber cf American citizens. and sspe-
cialiy BY Messrs. Moran, Kanter and
0o<twin. II viii be tho first explanation
1vsn shsss Commissioners have seen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

As was 10 DO expected tho Democratic
pagers are making great cry about John
shsrmans speech This s good esl-
dsnes. II there we're no other, ,hat Il hit
ths right spot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

In order to give the readers an idea as TO
what is expected of Us We copy verbatim an
order We received on Saturday by a firm
who deal in goods not over 25 miles from
this city, il reads as follows:
Spring & Company, Gents-Please send
me 2S yards black and white summer silk,
good as you can for me to sell for 25c.
Send il on the evening mail, it Is for a
evening mail, do your best Send bill with
goods. Yours truly,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
Michigan Central.
faHsND aApIpe division.

sfseeYlng chrt htihciel.
Pacific tIpness daily Balance TRAINS d1tiy
except S1Ddsys.
The Detroit Erpress lesying a bJp a n. fssscb
ing that city st II a. n n. New York 1880 ma.
and Boston ~ =. IA. next day
Througf tickets for al poinis and slsepins o.
berfhs ma, be procure. a. Union Ticket oho<
corner Monroe and Ottawa ftfesfs. and ef Jniod
Depot
j. 4. SCHULTZ, C'en'l Asf. W Monroe-st
ffro. w MUrfoN Ticket Agent tlty.
j. 4. HANEIek. Ilchei ARe-l. Depok
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

Ir - now several days since koehefort
has gwen as an3 Olivier PAIN Evidently
Hear - having better luck IN hls gan
bling Opsratlons.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
Michigan q Ohio Railrcad.


Tolsds with al raijspois di.ergfns. JessumseA
With i. +. d NJ s. Hops.r with l.. B- n. -,
Lansing Division and Air Lime NJ. &. Marshall
Grand Trunk and NJ. &. T. r. Mopsssth u X.
1. Alsesp with &. a W. NJ. and Ia = a N. 3.
n. HCHu8B. Genj Pans Al
RoBsRT ". IrNEs. Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

All trains arrive and depart from Union Depot
DtfARI.
Mail for Toledo and Chicago .... .--.....f f13 M
Fast ExDrtss FOR Chicago ......--... ~ ~ ~
fxprs.ss for Muekecof ...... ~ 10 4 "a
Evening fKpre~e for Chicago .--,..-.' tuap psD
txprs-ss Cor Zig Rspids aud Baldwin : SEA M
Mail for Bls Eapids and BALDWIN ....f 1t 8 m
ARRIVE.
Nigh; txpre~s from Chicago. -... - hss m
fyIrees from MuskecoH ........... ..... fli rs m
Mail from Chicago and Mue key,sn ... = q y m
FIprs~s from J0ieio. ,..-. Z tsl y m
Fss, fsprs~s from Chicago and Niue fis m
Express from Big Rsplds aud baldwin fil is no
Mail from Big tsgics and Baldwin ,-.f ssr , M
sDsiiy. fDsiiy except Sunday.
Through coaohe- 90 Chicsso and I"le1o co
els ~ IA. train.
Tslroush parlor car to ChicsRo oD 1909. m
train. No extra charge for eesfs.
Through Pullman sleeping car sfad cessct fof
Chicago or IDto D. M train.
Close connections made a. Baldwin 70 bod
ington and Manisteo.
Union Jickes otsice a. Monroe sfress.
J.p. MUlIlBf> fsen'i Manager.
J. u. CARPENTER. sfsD1 fsss- Agent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSf-A large black dog with white breast and
- fore feet. one sore; answers 10 the n me
OF Rover" The nnder will be rewarded by
taxing him TO 10 Summit street. DIR. Burnett. q
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

We cannot surprise some people by the
low prices Ne are offering goods, for III
stance We had lot Of Ladies Black Jer-
now every lay NO have inquiries If We
have any at l5c each
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
Grand Rapids Markets.
FARM PRODUCE FROM YIRsr HANDS.


GR,rS-whaat: resi long berry SIC: short berr,
soc; No. I white Soc Corn. Soc Oats, 32135c.
fREsH NEsrs-Beef. per cwt. s. O1S o.; Veal.
81 J0g7 10 mutton. IS 00g$5 80; pork. s Gu
as 20.
PouLrRx-FoxIs: Dressed. iORi2nc. Spring
chickens. dressed l5cGi5c per pound
E0as-l0uiic.
HOSxY-i0uf2tfc per pound.
BxASs-Dull nj l5si 81 90 per bushel.
SExDs-t lover. 81 5okf415.
HIDEs-Green 5st51sc per n: cured sGstsc: KIP
green. 1usc; dry. su TO- veal skins, green &c. dry
lie, dekin skins 25ff30c. Grnbby hides one-thir,i
off. Sheep pelts -Shesrlings. loo l2c; lamb skins
I5<c25c.
TALLow-Tallow. 44c Der n.
yEsrTABIEs-Potafoee: new. GG35c.
APPiEs-25ctScc per bushei.
BrrTEs-frssh roll. losSi2,sc; tubs and jars. 10
Qf2isc-
Hsr-rimothy. sasii per ton: Clover SseiO.
Straw. ~ Gnt 30 per load
wooD-Dry i5-inch blocks. 81 7s92D per cord:
fourfoct wood. - 3ogt % per cord
WooL-zm25c.
MISCELLANEOUS SHILLING PRICES.
FroUR-Psstry per barrel. IS 10 Wholesale.
~ % retail patent IS % Wholesale, g 81 retail
Middlinss. Si6 per ton wholesale
sale, -c per cwt retail, and oats 81 Der ton
Wholesale. 81 y per cvt. retail.
PRevIs1oNs-Nsrs pork per bhl.. e12 90: clear
pork, best ti3: hams, Wholesale. esSc per b:
shoulders. 81, smoked beef. i3c, lard: tierces.
Tao: kettle. sc.
Ss1T-Syracn~e. barrel. 81 Is. SAGINAW. 81 10
SsEDs-rimothy. 81 -. clover. $50; Red Top
~ 30
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Prescription" il
everywhere acknowledged to be the standard
remedy for female complaints and weak
nesses. 1t IL sold by druggists.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

The extension Of our store. making IT
the largest IN the State, will enable US
soon as completed to open up one Of the
most extensive assortments Of cloaks ever
shown the people of this city. We will
be- enabled on account Of placing our
orders early last February and March,
when all these goods were frightfully de-
pressed in price 10 sell cloaks at about
half the price OF last year.
SPRING K CoNHASY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
FOR RENT.

TO RENI-S Suite Of rooms In splendid ioca-
ton. Tires minutes walk from Post Of
nee. Would not object 20 light housekeeping 10
family Of two. Address G. l.. Telegram othce.
2i0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
Detroit, Grand Haven s. Milwaukee
GOING WAIST.


fDalll. Sundays exceliied. -l@iif.
Passengers l4klils the - a "a, tKtHe~t make
clsee ooHuscflous al Ososso Tor issneine snd 81
DetrOit fof Ae~ afk. arriving there ~ Az - q "a
the fpiioxlns EloTDi3e.
Night kfsFuss has local sleeg,ins tsf l,stfoit L.
trsnd kAI,lds.
Tllis is 1le onil lire running ianiited hxprss<
isssin. hare nj ei5 A.. M. with cleellDs tsf a.
Detrsit making dlrocf connections fof al tslin0
East arriving q Nes lork .. M. Tie following
evening
Parlor an oD nls Il JIsins b0th sasi sEa west
The trsiu leavine 81 ill$3 y. m vii make drew
connection ~1tL Mf ~sukee siasmeIt daily exocSd
sunday.
Throns,h TICKETS secured st d.. q. III. A M. offsc<
Sse--f h.fel block and al the 1@got.
ID POI'1kll. Ciis fsss, Agent.
6Eo. a. hEnNt. 1raiho Manager, Chicago
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

II you need brush and comb or any toi-
let article. Peck's Drug Store Offers fine a.
sortment to SELECT FROM
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

Gov. SwiSEFoRD Is evidently a man OF
vondsrfsll accuracy in calculating. He
vas able to say Iust what would be the
eose q M mineral exhibit from the Up
= peninsula. and il cost not cent
n11ss nor cent less than be called for.
Another remarkable circumstance is the
fact that ih. exhibit. including exchange
on the draft. cost precisely $1,000 not
o999 or tl, ,00i. but just an even thousand.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

THn weather is growing cooler and ID
cannot be long before the President viii
have so sct out OF the wilderness. Then
hs viii fbld that one OF his foreign minis
tsrs has come homo and gone to prac-
ticing law. and that there are whole
batch OF Offices IN Michigan vet. out OF
which the offensives have not been cast
But what fun We shall have when he does
really eel out 10 make the changes in this
state
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

HNEy WArrEssox talkI with great
assurAncs about not letting Samuel j.
Randan "boss the floor OF the House and
assiss tho Republicans" &C the next ses-
sion. MsCaffrey, the pugiliss. said last
Saturday morning. II feel hike a winner"
but be didn't feel so when be quit fight
in9. Mr.. Watterson should not So soon
bryst the result OF his wrestling with
unndAll on the whisky ring bill, the Nor
glDon tariR bill and the tariff plank in the
uokionsl platform. But il Mr.. wattersou
D1s1 ~fsel like q winner he'd better do
- bse0srs Congress meets.
4 sP,scrAL 10 the Cincinnati Enquirer
puunarks concerning the whereabouts OF
- administration that Secretary
0Gvari 10 IN New Jersey. Secretary
U|mnisHs u in New York. Secretary En-
1IDDoo - IN New England. Secretary
V1ionsy 10 smelling salt watar from
XnssnlAusssts coast" that Lamont is
- svsn Higgins is gone, and Lamar
= opssp-no one about this department
DoWD whess. and the President Is in the
49,. 10 ueed 10 BE- . very serious
oI6nes. under . Republican asiministra-
- oOF Government officials to leave
- pss>s, bus now they are simply
uuninw much needed rest.
- snnu~k 18th ~ sx-(lov R~uh>n
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

AAoNEY. MONEY. MONEY Money TO loan on
Ivl productive real estate 1. S Provin. Room
3, Loyett's block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
kAONEY To LOAN.-In large or small
IvI amounts on good security al per cent. X
r.. Courtney. Room y. New Aldrich Block.
TO LOAN-SiOo 80 DO 500 or 200 to loan on
real estate. Might sell the Griffin home
stead. on First avenue; the owner has left the
city Also. the balance Of the Quackenbush es-
tate. Tuttle Bros.. Room 10. Opera House Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
Lake shore & Michigan Southern
KALAMAZOO DIVISION

The tram ieaxinR al 4 =. connects nf v hit<
Piseon With Atlantic frpne~s on Main ians.
which hss Palace Drawing BOON hieeiils
Coaches from Chicago 10 New lork and bo~ton
without change.
The train isssvins a. 2 80 a. M oonneois st VII
Pigeon isiyiIAe one hour foI dlDnerl sith sie
New York ttprses on Main Lane.
ThrOasb tickets and berzhs ia hleei1ine tsssot
can be secured AZ onion Ticket offlue n Mnllro
sire-et- and Depot
All trains will run 10y sEh lnerldlan time. viiot
N ~ niinutex slower than Detroit time
wv. MoktAhbf. 1aD1 Asft-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
WANTED.

kaIASIE1l-A A si1sarsoz a. bssskkess,sr - oask-
w laf b psrsssa u laf<s pfa1zcal saFlelze@.
B'sl - rssfsrelacss fsgEssIlsd Pfice 1oslsrazs.
AislEuss Gaze ron A. - Casa stEssG Z
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
ENTIRE NEW STOCK
FROM 10 TO 20 PER CENT.
REMEMBER-

FIRST The amount of money that can be saved
SECOND The large and rich assortment TO choose from
THIRD. That small deposit will any garment
until such time the customer may choose have de-
lvered
Read list of prices, also figures that these goods will
command at every house in Grind Rapids when the
opens.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01
YOU'LL NEVER GET A BETTER CHANCE /!
Grab It! Grab It Now
Extra Inducements.

For the next two weeks, order TO thoroughly introduce
our New Fall line and make object purchase early
before the hurry and rush of the have
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

FOR SALE.
rOK sALE-A paa n 4 noasL IA ts~Es aad
ne s-yasf-olss 8ack. A. ssrs t4uss- 4. T.
k.nss5. Aalk ksaAa. Aien-
-OR sALE CHEAP-As aas abouf - lsass
ms cap. So 1i1. srb espallis fDr cutting
y "a fest ger iag. Aiso. L.gsl1Y frucks snd
>iesi1s. aAd CEs y1ks II .co csttls. - s-s 8 ~
bs siJ oell t1s aboss sSfar1te Il aselrtd 2a-
arsss r. K. bls0Ef, coeth fronf zlr~sL
-Oh sAIE- Wlfhla tso ninafes salk u street
L caTs rslifoac slatleE -aI--. GGolce clts L0ts.
Prioe siS8 AID sD~anis- Street grazis1. terms
es.sg sss bGS-5as alo s5ts tuf sale zla reEt fr9-
szd tll8 oeF lA4ls teT sals ~ exCasnke- fifs IA
suTA4ee 41d oesa4 steamship ueksle 81 io~esi
filt@s h.-suelL k<-f fEs Place. = ~. Io&e1. fo1<1
5. NJ. ~ ansl srIeet-
Tor kEA1.-Iro tsnsnsata # foGr foolBs
eaeh. esfner y Allen AID Winter strsssss. ~
sn3u DeF mat ALso tensaeEt On Winter
street 1eaF eLs~lB1f AseEos II seven Ioouas
sefy desirable also 80 teLe14sais, Nos -. AI1,i
~ Wet Brlssts4y. hear sest Fulton n sesen
rooEus ea2h god s~li and clslefn sad cellar,
$500 ond sll00 per month. Aso ons Of four
foouas. cOr1sr 81 fulton and straight street Al
s7lU Der month. Als0 store. rs Aest Broad ~as.
suitable tor GrDesry and Meat MaEkst. hent iO~.
knaaIFe of Is. ". Barnard -is Wet Fulton
strset.
TOR ssLE-A Line Ei q. loca;sd al Traverse
+ City. Mich, With capacity OF. % barrel- OF
rles Ia tbs Nest. With splendid docks, and IA
thorough working order. Address l. q. Mason.
M1skegon. or W. NJ. Hartford. Grand hApids.
TOR sALE-A me residence property At Lake
eide. MaskesOns most popular sobaro'
streef-cars run ia front 0f house; Wall ozclanke
for Grand ks pds property. Address W. d.
HAkkOkD 1kLb8kAM Once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

The prices gwen include but a few of Bargains
We have cheaper we'll finer goods that lack space
forbids mentioning.
Favor with inspection of elegant and varied
sOment late styles and in need of anything in the way
of clothing you will be to buy.
You Can't Help 1t. AT Our Prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-01

A.lsalkss .fy4srnslt. The political
.. : assutis,s.s noE being he'd appssar 70 be
afgasi 10 klck AGAINST tlsssiaad They
sre afras,4 les lga,le.l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

BY astouishment caused 6y 10 Q0110O
ne faltered, "What childi"
"There 10 no use denying it" replied
the old gentleman; II distinctly heard
the voice Of . small child coming from
this room"
At that instant the voice of baby, COM
ing directly from the side of the young
man. was heard. Horror struck, he
quickly turned down the bed cl othes,
when the form of child about six month
old was brought to light The Uld gen tte-
man, after inquiring about his sons
whereabouts the previous evening. sent
the infant to the home on Chardon street
The young man. 1t may be sail, was un-
married, and was ignorant as to the man
ner in which he obtained the child, but
had faint recollection OF placing some
thing in bed upon his arrival homo. He
has left of drinking, having signed the
pledge He says that it is bad enough to
see snakes wh on he gets drunk, but when
he finds himself in possession of baby,
then it is time 10 leave OF drinking.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

This cold weather makes
people think of buying
STOVES. J. f. Failing & Co.,
503 South Division ST., will
have something to say on the
subject in this space on Mon
day next.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

city for $500 now being sold Tor $110.
Ladies' kid button shoes, warranted SO 60 worth
1926,
Our $500 kid and goat shoe is warranted to be
the best ever sold for the price, every pair made OF
the best stock and warranted to give $500 worth
Ofwear or money refunded.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04
TEN YEARS AGO

We started out to give to the citizens of
Grand Rapids extra cash value for their
money. Have we done itl Our unpre-
cedented success, our immense sales, tell the
story we stated years ago. We have never
backed down We state it now. We take
no Competitors Dust. We sell no shoddy;
we warrant our goods and we give you one
dollar and twenty-five cent cash value for
every dollar expended at our store. Our
lease runs for twenty years. You will find
us at the old stand
GREAT CHICAGO BOOT nd SHOE STORE,
28 Canal Street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

Little fhiuas may help man 70 ri=e-a
bent pin IN an easg CHAIR for instance. Dr
pisrea's Pleasant Parzative Pellets sra
small thinrs. pleasant % take and they cure
sicx headaches. relieve torpid hvers and DO
wonders. Being rurely vegetable they can
not harm anF one. Al druggists.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

Buzzies Of al kiuds iuss received
A. r. ANrrsDitE-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

The prescription business at Peck's Drug
Store has sttainened q success that j. unu
sual The number of prescri lotions put up
monthly average nearly 2AN. This result
has been accomplished ~ legitimate merit
No soiicftfmE. no COMMISSIONS 10 induce
neufa other thar tire best rork. the best ma
tertals and reasonable prices.
prCx's DRUe Sr8slF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

Deftenthaier onlv handles the best oysters.
Try them and be convinced. IL Mcnroe
street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

Try The six meal ticket sf tbe Win6so
Dining Han. ia Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

Buu-ses of AT sinds cbsap.
A. r. AxT1sDE1.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-09-04

-s---irai Instruments. Abdominal SIP
'~~nEea all krndss IN fact every
@nrsicai Supplies st
Psx-z'a ERrs Sruax.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

\ Action brought in
\the Dist: let Court
lOf the Second Jul
fdicial District of the
Estate of Nevada, i'll
\and for the County
Iof Ormsby, aud the
compliant filed in
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28
FRED DOUGLAS.

Unquestionably Fred Douglas is
making an ass of himself in Wash
ington. He has rented a pew in
church just In front of the Presi-
dents. He has perfect right
under the CIVIL Rights bill to do
this, but he must have known that
it would make talk ana result in
unpleasant feeling. He simply
wanted to be conspicuous and get
a good deal of free advertising.
Douglas is just now in bad favor
with both his own race and ours.
He could not find a woman of his
own race whom he considered good
enough to marry, and took a white
wife. He has been repudiated by
the colored people ever since just
as white man would be who we'd
ded negress. Fred Douglas would
have stood good deal better today
had he married wife of his own
color. and not insisted upon a seat
in church higher up than the
Presidents. The good Book ad-
monishes all who are righteous and
humble in heart to take the lowest
seat in the synagogue.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

William Unwiller writes to the
Reno Gazette denying that he has
committed suicide, but as he ne
elected to state whether he wrote
he letter before or after the alleged
suicide the editor is somewhat in
doubt. Until the man calls at the
office and makes a more plausible
explanation the editor is foolish if
he retracts it. A man will lie
about his suicide anyhow.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

An illustration Of the beauties of
legal practice is given in the result
of G. P. Miller's libel suit against
the New York Tribune. The case
was dismissed upon the ground that
no proof had been furnished that
the Tribune was published in New
York. The requirement to produce
the Ratchet which killed the origi-
nal holder of Mark Twain's famous
" corn beef contract was scarcely
more ludicrous than this.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

One of the advertising circulars,
which Mr.. Blanchard threw from his
balloon on his ascent from San Jose,
caught the eye of little girl in
that city, who out of curiosity
watched to see where it would light.
1t fell on a pile Of lumber near the
Santa Clara Valley Lumber Com
pany's mill. She climbed after it,
and on picking it up found immed-
iatlv under it silver watch, which
had been stolen two weeks prev
iously from J. R. Hall, an employee
of the mill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

It is an interesting fact that
somewhere in the neighborhood Of
the eastern part of Afghanistan is
the country toward which the origin
of the European nations is traced
Some 5000 years before Christ the
Aryan tribes are supposed to have
dispersed from the table lands
thereabout to repeople Europe. In
battling together the Russians and
English are returning to the cradle
of the race.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28
A NEW RULE.

1t is now said that the Admins.
tration has determined that here,
after no information Of appoint.
ments shall be given the public un-
til the appointees shall have been
notified of their appointment and
shall have accepted the Office, filed
their bonds and qualified. What
the object of the Administration in
adopting this rule is, can be guessed
at. The excuse for the bad ap-
pointments heretofore argued, was
the lack of knowledge of the char
acter and fitness Of applicants, and
Congressman haye been blamed
for recommending bad and unfit
men for places. President Cleve-
land has been represented as being
anxious in every case, before max
ing an appointment, to learn some :
thing Of the history of the persons
recommended for places, and ''bur-
eaus o. information and other
plans for obtaining information
regarding applicants for Office have
been suggested by persons DESTROYS
of seeing only good men appointed.
The plan of working in secret has
been in operation in some Of the
departments, to certain extent,
for several weeks, and probably the
work has been found so satisfactory
by the heads of these departments
that they recommended its general
adoption.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

Memorial Day Programme.
The procession will form on Car
son street, right resting on Musser
at 9:45 A. NJ, and will move at II
o'clock sharp in the following
order:
Grand Marshal and Aids,
Geo. Tyrrell; Chas. Wilson, Hume
Yerington, Hank Martin.
Band.
Carson Guards.
Custer Post No. ), G.. A. r.
Mexican Veterans.
Carriages containing the Presi-
dent Of the Day, Orator, Poet
and Quartette.
Federal and State Officers.
School children and escort.
Citizens.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Introduction by T. D. Edwards
President Of the Day.
Singing by the Quartette.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Woods.
Grafton by John F. Alexander.
Singing by the Quartette.
Poem by Mrs. H. H. Howe.
Singing by the Quartette.
Benediction.
Decoration of the Graves.
The procession will form in same
order and march back to place of
starting.
w. H. CRIsLER, Grand Marshal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

Again it is rumored that sub rosa
negotiations being set on foot for
the purchase of Cuba by Uncle
Sam. Cuba has debt of 6,OOO,-
600 her civil officials have not
been paid in FIVE months, and the
army has seen no money for a quar-
ter of year. Perhaps, on the
whole, it would be well to postpone
the purchase a few days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

A Mormon paper in Ogden hav-
ing intimated that United States
Attorney Dickson and United
States Commissioner Mckay were
pooling their fees in unlawful CO.
habitation cases, Judge 0. W. Pow
ers, the newly appointed Demo
cratic Judge, called in the Grand
Jury and instructed them to inves-
tigate the charge. Homenway, the
editor, has been summoned to APP
pear before the jury, and if he fails
to sustain his charge it is intimatel
he may be indicted for criminal
libel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28


The Mail, the leading daily of
tockton, has this to say Of the
Salyationists:
Ii the present opposition to the
Salvation Army cranks, at present
making a nuisance of themselves in
Stockton, results in driving them
out of town, the public will be
gratifed with singular universally.
Even the local clergy unhesitatingly
pronounce the Salvation cranks a
decided harm to the cause which
they profess to promote, as tending
by their actions to bring Christian
ity into contempt.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28
THE RASCALS, ETC.

This motto of the Democracy re-
latcs entirely to the turning out of
various rascals, supposed to have
been allowed to hold Office under
the Republican rule. Since Cleve-
lands Inauguration two of the
biggest rascals in the United States
have been officially recognized.
One was Jacob Thompson, who
engineered the scheme to send cot
ton bales infected with yellow
fever to New York, and recently
the leader Of the Copiah county
outrages has been appointed to a
fat office. From the way things
are going the surviving members of
the James gang will have a good
show to get some lucrative places
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-05-28

Charles Francis Adams Jr. went
to Virginia City in a special car
yesterday.