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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
The Hotel Register.

At SwEFTs-S Doyle and wife. Chicago:
II. g. Carey and wife. indianapolis; A. "
Cole. Louisville; :. ID. Terry, Cincinnati J.
I. Glover, Chicago: !. ". King. L. :. Y.
Philadelphia: ". W Cummer. Cadillac: r.
B. Freeman. Blnghamptou. G. y. Caunight.
Milwaukee. &. ]. Jowar. Baltimore. J. Wal
lace, Springfield. Mas: J.. Ullman, y. y.
AT THF E,GLE-T. Bartlett, Cincinnati. G.
W. Smith. Cincinnati; G. x. Duncombe. Chi
cago: Y. J. Lopez, Philsdelphis. .. ID. Stone.
Cleveland. J. NJ. Sterling. Detroit. ID. VI.
Adams. Springfield. O. Hansen. New Rich
mond. 4. Hansen. New Richmond: VI J..
Winger and wife. South Bend. &. Strsuss.
Buffalo. r. Mansfield. Jackson.
AT rHR MoRroN.-J. A. ippincott. Gin
natl: T. G. Massey. New York. Nm. Niederf
Chicago. l.. A. FOntain, Chicago. &. Minot.
Columbus. y. A. Teuler. New York. &. r.
Pankin. Kalamazoo. y. y. Ford. Indian
apolis ". II. Curtis. Syracuse. J. 3. Artes
Boston T. '. 4. Weed. New York g. Porter
New York: ]. n Conway and wife. Nil
wankee. n. Miller. Milwaukee. 4. II. Lew
New York ]. y. Gartin. Louisville. q. Pal
mer. Chicago. !. X y. Rosenthal. Detroit
=. r. Covles. Ne9 York. =. Mcmillan. Mn
neapolis.
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Rspids. n r Weeks, Grand Ledge r. Be-
Warren. Adrian l. Goodman. Chicago. J
T. BELL Fast sag1nsv, r : Dinge@s. Cmca
90. - "A Rowland. Nev YORK. Geo psrrl
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
PRELLER'S MURDERER.
MAs~sLL ~ SAN FRANCISCO.
ne Firmly Refuses 70 fals About the
Murder o. Ms ine Of Defense
vsrf Strietlf Guarded.

81. LOUIS. Asg. ia telegram ~as re-
ceisesi - ths Chief u Police iate this after
aSoa announcing ths arrival Ia san Fran
clsco ~ lhe ~. Louis detectives ia charge Of
Aaxxsn further partlcaiars are ~ fol
io<s. The steamship "LsaiAnsiIA, " or the
Paca5o Steamship Line Eas sighted about
four niles "a the Golden Gats this morning
" hsn she va or the city front, the
revenue ooaL, having on board Chief
Crosby of ths san francisco POlIcs force
Capt Lees. IT the detoctIFe fOfoe, snd oorgt
Bransr rsn along -lis and those officials
ern1ed the ladder over the side and vent u
1aGsellis slslefoom. MA1sell Sas escorted
- -le gangVay and With one 81 Louis de
tsctlse proceeding and one fOllOsIng him
ssa handed down - the boat on a swinging
iad,ier IL ~ould have been lmpo~sibls for
hiH % have descended safely had he been
ms1lacied.
sAS FzAscIsco. Acc. lO.-On the passage
Max@ell Sl..gn anacled AZ aight aud tsO dstee
tlgez stosd watch over hIul day and night.
hs caused the detective. 40 Inconvenience
and throughout the passage san apparently
al leisure. Els appearance indicated neg
lect, 5at hl- manner ~as nnbleml-hed-
hen he Was hrst accO-ted Ia has
statsroom on the .'Lealandian be said no Vss
4 trenchman, a native OF Paris, aged -, and
thai lis name Sa- DauzietLcrs " hen re-
minded that ae had been known under other
names, he said that matter wss nothing for
other men had been known 10 have more
than one name. tie .aid Do had known &.
Arthur Prelier. but beyond this would not
say anything which might bear upon the
crime for which be va e1tradItsd- 4 have
been advised BY my attorney IN New Zealand
- say nothing whatever about the ease, was
hia response % all questions To Chief
Crowley and Capt Lee he >ald he bad taken
advice Of hIs attorney, and tO this hs
sh0uld adhere. No fear OF anything
should make him speak before be was
brought for trial. he said this frmly. II
xas surprised az New Zealand to be arrested,
he said. II had gone there partly for pleas
ure. / intended % have remained there two
or three weeks aud then % visit Melbourne
and sidney. | can say concerning the de
teetives that they have treated mo With the
greatest courtesy. 80 you heard It reported
I 1ad been a clergyman. Well don't think
| look like A clergyman, | certainly don I
feel like one" A. 10 what has line OF de-
feuse would De, he WoUld lay nothing. When
told that the insurance companies had
broached the theory that Prelier was
not dead. he made no reply and
nis expression was unchanged
Chlsf kOWley who talked with him, said
Maxwell appeared tO be very sharp. and
there va little doubt but that discreet re
teence will be- maintained by him through
out The detectives were not cOmmunica-
i've. In the court IN New Zealand Maxwell
appeared, Detective Badger says, perfectly
calm. tie made no. defense To the testimony
furnished by the detectives from St Louis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

DETRoTT. Aue- i9-fLoT-s -dsy's rrioe@ rsTe.
Nicr gan rint-r Wheat roller Ts-ncr<s ffsk1
r.. Michigan winter vhnat. refents 3 sns -.
Minnesots baker s1s y. Minna~osE patents
sas =. re ta4 =.
A = asusi on Nonylsy mornings fte Detroit
call 110tasi0ns gere = = iCosi nsfu-a tte ~
oaro nnarkef 6r-e< not nren for ~ trr lsfnr than
fhe 1zusi tIuse. II co1seq1enre. the Nonrsy ~ III
pics srs - Do great veiaa - oarsiders and ara
f--areafiF cheng-t - err - ffe frsf q1nfsf5ar
- rir-8 ouo-sria1s ve-s
NaEar- ~ 4 whfre srr4 a. rf9 1sr saka1
Au~7-r : 0e6 tr ~ etr. NJ 2 - 50 ~
a7lkc eskad A. . 4w e7r BID Ts<e sskad
Angust 4 30 - ~ Tke. go ~ ~ T.<r Sep-
te-rher - I'D $50 ssked D~fotp-- ga tid
q sskasd NJ -.f 71r seked. ~e5e~rAf -a3 za-
hsd
Coax N. z s.,os AZ RI.
Osr~-N aff4 cs=k ~ -sk@d AnTnss- Zs<s
k.td Pr neu NJ q a~fs zzc ssk@f
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
AFTER THE FUNERAL.
The Disposition TO be Made OF the
Relics-The Expenses

NEW YORK. Aug. l0.-After the body of
Grant was removed from the funeral car
Saturday at the tomb the car was taken back
TO the iron yard of j. b. and J. NJ. Connell,
where it has since remained. To day il was
determined, in order TO prevent the car from
ultimately falling into the hands of unfeel-
ing spectators, TO break it up. The funeral
bill will be heavy. The undertaken was en-
ployed jointly by the family of Grant and
the city of New York. but it is said the entire
bill will be paid by the city. The under
takers bill alone will not be less than S2O,-
600. Five hundred carriages were at
the funeral. This part of the bill
will he 5000. The black horses attached to
the funeral car were all carefully selected.
There were twent- -four and their drapings
cost $3.50. The disposition of some of tine
most valuable mementoes of the funeral has
already been decided upon. The large
American flag that was laid on the ice cas-
ket at Mt. McGregor will be retained by
Colonel Grant. One of the flags that were
on the funeral car will be given to L. s..
Grant Post, O.. A. r.; one to the Seventh
regiment of New York, and one to Mrs. DR..
Newman. There were four flags on the
car, but the manner in which the other one
il to be disposed of has not yet been decided
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
THE CROP PROSPECTS.
RETURNS FOR AUGUST FIRST.
Improvement an Corn Spring Wheat
Somewhat Damaged IN the North
vest Slight Decline ia Oats

WAssISGTos. Aug 10. The crop returns 10
the Department Of Agriculture for Aug. /,
shos al Improvement IN corn since the lA-t
report TIE average stands four Joints
lower than tho standard OF foil condition
and indicates a yield. with sessOnable n'ois
ture aud faYOrIng Temperature hereafter.
~ to = bushels per acre. The average for
August OF loo4 49, the same, bat fell three
points during the sixty days following, when
the yield Was ~ bushels. Ia 1879 the aver
axe for August WAS 80 and Tho ultimate
yield, a. reported by the census, vas -
bushels. In the seven corn surplus stat
the average : are: ONO. -; Indiana, a. III
nOis, ~ Iowa, IOl: Nebrazks, 100; Missouri,
-, kausas, . Correspondents report
drought ln some places, aud excess Of RAIN
IN others, bat we'll drained, deeply cult
waited land has suffered little from drought
conditions have been generally favorable.
4 he prospect has not been exceeded since
lSSO.
Ia regard "a wheat the report shows
that the moist and hot weather following
Jniy Is has caused some damage u spring
wheat IN the Northwest-mainly IN WIsoon-
sin aud Minnesota. While generally
noticed, lis effects are vanouIy re
ported, prominent counties returning from
100 down 10 -, and IN a few Cares down Ia
tO. Most OF the greai wheat counties OF
Minnesota report an average of from - 10
-. Some of less IN Importance make the aver
age of 100. The reduction IN prospective
yield II greatest in Minnesota. amounting TO
nine points. The decline Is five in Wiscon-
sin. four in Iowa. and one in Dakota. There
Is all increase in other territories, and in
New England the average decline u four
points, and indicates reduction of 6,UO,OO
bushels from the expectation ON the LIST Of
July. No reports concerning the result Of
the threshing of Winter wheat are received
except in the South.
The average for oats has declined from "a
10 10, which Is four points higher than in
August last year.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Are You OFF for a Lark :?
DURING THE HEATED TERM.

besides the seventy Thousand or more people
who live IN and immediately around OFand
Rapid there thousands 81 tourists - bc sup
pliec with suitable clothing and ~ desire a.
call attention 70 some of DOR oummer hquip-
ments. We un0ertAke H. supply tise wants ~ the
male in the meiief ~ apparel from the time
the infant leavss IN iahs olothine and I,uis 90
kilt sklrts az through AL the stsees ~ knicker-
bockers foT small boys. nEs and sis iisb SUITE for
Youths and i,.ung Men Plain. neai suits for
midd Gagged and I'D men Noi only fio+ hss i,ut
Undercloshee of eserg description and AL that IL
embraced Ia the term "farnifiinR." ~ 'fik-
inss" ss W caa thsTu. Tourists visiting cur
Northern Lake. s.s Ss,fe- 80 Mountains without
a hight overcast liable g. eEfs-rleBce Herlous
discomfort. On - tlse nicssi ihinirs GO travel "A
or weaF on Vsoau. y. is Norfolk Jacket. " oF
tourist-piated sion-s. ~e lass is' IN various
patterns AND prlcss.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Dixie Appeals for Support.

LONDON, Aug I0-Sir Charles Dilke's let
ter 10 the chairman of the Chelsea Liberal
Association, denying the charges against
him and asking the chairman to call a meet
ing of the committe to consider its action.
considered a manly, straightfor ward letter
and practically requests the association to
support him. 1t IL generally believed that il
will. as he u very popular among his con
stituents. II the divorce case come TO court.
unexpected sensational developments are
probable. The Liberals throughout the
country recognize the affair a. q great blow
TO their cause.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

CSNcfVStrr. a.. Aug. 10 Lieut.. Mullen.
vno hss been in The county jail since the
octOber election. wss psrioned by President
Cleveland to day L will be remembered
that Mullen and other officers we're charged
with conspiracy to prevent a Bumber ~
culored men from voting the Republican
ticket. having locked them up st The central
station until the polls closed. Mullen pleaded
xeilitY - one 0r two counts ~ the indict-
menf and rsz sentenced by Judge Sage %
one year IN lail The other officers we're DIS
misznd
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Louisville. Ny. Aug. io.-The steamer
bay morning. before dsyhgh above stephen
Point. breaking her timbers from under her
aoilers AFT a distance of nearly 100 feet. She
filed and sunk IN about thirty minutes. and
uov hes straight on the bar one mile above
Rome. Ind. The water u eighteen inches on
her usin deck Her deck crew and euEi-
neers came NJ on the Fashion. Capt. Pink
farble. her sole owner. va= az the wheel and
nm command. There y a fire risk of $40
hut no hnii risk on her Pumps and a ting
boat vii =, to her relief AT once.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

We would mention our handsome kilt and
Jerseys. o uiee saiiars snit- plain
ples.ied Blouse Suit. 1lses are nof expensive
adding 40 Extra pair fse - rhort lslns
pKnts ~ the case may b.. emergency. and do
not forget to lay in hsiock - Shir Wslsts All ths
WAY from = cents % Sl.5a cur Fanos Psrosis~
and Chs.sioi wHisi. viii pruse nceefisbis on
many ocoasions bui for nsmhle. 80 bpaiing the
boys viii want II oar populsr-iso'd front
FiRnne hhirg Nsis
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

WASHINGTON. Aug l0.-The returns of the
Department of Agriculture make slight
Aug. I, She average being e6is. point only
once exceeded in the August returns Of ~
years-in Iss0. The average in August lSs2,
was - and only South Carolina and Ala
bama exceeded their present figures. The
crop has slight disadvantage, Il u fev
days late especially IN the Atlantic States
There has been little damage from droBghts.
rains or insecfz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS.
a Difficulty With the Pacific Mail
Company Overcome.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l0.-July 20 Supt. Bell,
of the foreign mail service, received propo-
sition from the Atlas Line steamships. to
carry the United States mails for Central
aud South America from New York to
Colon. which he accepted. On Aug. he was
informed by the Atlas Line that the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, with which com
pany the Atlas Line had "A contract for car
rying passengers and freight, had notified
them that they would consider it violation
of the contract If the Atlas Line carried
mails from New York to Colon. The Atlas
Company, therefore, declined to carry the
mails farther than Kingston. Jamaica, to
which point the contract with the Pacific
Mail Company did not interfere. Arrange
ments were at once perfected to forward the
mails from Kingston TO Colon by other lines.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Wm. C0Bnsli. the Kent street blacksmith
Who turned ~ ~ police hssdQUs-tsrs vith .
badly gsshea scalp On Sunday morning last-
relsorted that Hohn Quinn hsY- tender for
Frank Holmes OF henf street vss his -
zsiisnt Ists isst nigst the tuo usst ur0r
Kent street. irserchaugeo cor0Tli srts and
~itho1t usrai NJ seconds. engaged in bigsg5V =
hgtt - the fuish. a large cruud s.tnessf 4
the eucuurter bnt unfortuTsseig s. 10 I,at-es-
ras0 we're nes- snd 10 arrests ve-e rris0e.
The fgsa wee declared drae after tfis pnr
fio5psnts were badly D8tilst@d.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
E Ia )lished 1854.

Our National Celebration
together with the low prices
we are selling our Dry Goods
and Carpets for, brought to
tbs city by far a create,
number of people from every
section of our >tate than eve
before on any occasion thai
mas ever occurred In the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
The Death Of a Veteran

BUCHANAN, Mich. Aug. l0.-JOhn Logan,
aged 81 years. a corporal IN Go. A. Eighth
Michigan cavalry, during the Rebellion.
died here th's morning AZ O'Clock, of con
sumption. after a lingering illness. The de
erased va- q highly respected citizen and an
active and hOnOred member of Wm. PARROT
Post. O.. A. X. Tie leaves wife and tEO
little children unprOvidsd for.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
An American Steamer Fired Upon.

Nsw ORLE,Ns, Ang iO.-The steamer,
Professor Morse arrived 10 day from
Ruatan. reports that illegal demands were
made on her by the Honduras authorities
who would not issns the necessary papers
unless the demands we're complied with.
By the advice Of thu American Consul
the ship got under wsy for Truxiiio % report
- higher officials While Weighing anchor
passing over the stern The firing continued
until the steamer Was out OF range. The
captain reported the facts 10 President
Bagrsu. Who az once suspended The officials
at Rustsn. Protests we're dled with the
American Consul
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

July and August will be grand months
for everybody 70 trade. Everything is
marked way down. Many goods Will he
closed ont At nearly half their value 10
re luce stock. as we are making the most
extensive preparations Tor large busi-
ness 10 take place about the first ~ Sep
tember, when We expect h. open the new
addition 10 our store. making II the lsrg
est establishment Of ite kind IN the State
SpBTSs A CosPArT.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
The Art Students League.

During the past season upwards of seventy
five students have availed themselves of the
advantages afforded by the Art Students
League of this city. The League announces
that beginning Sept. 10 next there will be
held an exhibition of students work
executed since Jan. last, and the League
will reopen for the Fall term on Monday
Sent 2l
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Barry's Brass.

East SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. l0.-At the
workingmen's meeting at South Saginaw
saturday evening, Repre- sentative Barry
spoke to the men. In his speech he au-
for another election came about. A.ger
would learn that the laboring men remem-
bered his present action. He would be po-
litically buried. "and | am a candidate to
knock him out
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
The Untamed ustang.

James Becker a milk vender who drives
Texas mustang, left his son. about seven
years old, in charge of the animal on Good
rich street, yesterday afternoon, while he
delivered milk in the neighborhoOd. The
horse became frightened and ran away,
throwing out the little fellow and fracturing
his arm above the wrist. DIR. Best dressed
the rvnnnH
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

TosoNro. Out. Aug. l0.-An OTTAWA
special to the Globe says Sir Hector
Langevin = reported 10 have stated few
days ago 70 some q his friends. Who asked
his advice about the propriety u getting ap
a petition. ASKING for CON mutation ~ kief=
sentence that -uch a course Wa quite m
necessary. a. fhe government had nG infeu
ton ~ sxeruting kiei
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Alleged Bribery in Detroit.

1t Is generally believed in municipal cir
cles that ex-Ald. Manning has been indicted
by the Grand Jury on n charge of
attempted bribery made by Councilman
Raynor. Mr.. Manning seems to share the
general impression, but says he will be able
to- show by the testimony of Councilmen
Phelps and Rentz that ne is wrongly ac-
cused. The latter, however, do not entirely
substantiate Mr.. Manning's statement
Detroit NelrS
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

SsRkToes. \. Y. Aae. 10.-First rsoe. four
year -olds, I've furiougs-Bed Girl J. Belle ~
louisville ?. Mi~s BoEles 3 time. f04
Second race, I = miles-B Bessie J. Jns 3. 2.
Valet 3. time. -
Third race, m1le and 20 ysr,ls-Areiina I.
Farewell ?. Favor 3. tine. 2.15.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
FOREIGN BITS.
The Cholera Mortality Among Rus.
sian Troops

PARIs. Aug l0.-Theye were thirty five
deaths from cholera At Marseilles to-day.
VIENNA. Aug. lot il learned from pri-
vate sources. there - great mortality among
Russian troops IN Central Asia. on account
Of the climate.
LONDON. Aug. i0.-JOhn Ruskin IA very
III
LONDON. Aug. l0.-Earl CarnarvOn, who
has been N with lumbago, u improving.
BsKrIS, Aug. l0.-The telegraph congress
opens here tomorrow.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Ihe Roohester Strike Ended

RoCHEsrER. y Y, Ana. l0.-The strike Of
the noulders which has been going on for
the past four months il ended. The srhitra-
cepted without protest on either side. The
wages are not 70 be reduced and strikers and
discharged apprentices are 70 be employed
a. -oon a. possible. and 10 other men rill be
employed until All The former shall be AZ
work
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Saasroas. Ang. Io.-Cel. T. D. Grant and
family. Mrs.. Ssratoris. {. :. Grant. T.. DR..
and Nrs. J n Douglas. Psymsster sharpe
and n 7 Arkeii and wife -eturned here ate
thiz afternoon from Nev York and 1T once
rrs,esasiei ~ Nt Nrss -egor. It - expected
the family vii remain cn the mountain nntil
ftef
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

PoEr HUsoS. Aug. l0.-U. \. Boyhton,
Great Record Keeper Of the Knights Of the
Maccabees. has issued his official reports for
the annual review Of the great camp At East
SaginRx tomorrow. The organization u in
very prosperous condition in Michigan.
Cash received from all sources during the
year aggregates szl. .9ss. Balance IN the
treasury <LC.l
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

ksrtwtzoo. Men. Aug W.-J,hn White
of PsviIou. rad an insane ~ on sunday
snd sftsrsesi his brother Joseph Eith isck-
znrfe. INJECTING severe vouud IN the BACH
~ nis left shoulder The irsane man va
hrourht - AL here for safe keeping
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
'HfIsADEfPHT


Nrv YoRE Ans 70 t0-Noney clo4@1 aasy ~ {. per
cent Fxchsnse cio4ei frnn. Posted rates s. = &.
n - and = is6i 8 AcfuAl rates s. = 4 n
80. fors0 days. and 81 = al = = for dem md
Governments cios~d hrrn. csrr@ncy IS f64l
bad. "a. ooup0n f22iz hid. t5<-s do fi2z hld.
PsciSc kailrued fonds clc@ed as foIlo.s
Union f-sfs. iifa a6lfsis land grants ~ = hsd
sinking funds f2i = btd. fenfrsls il2z d1lsis.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
WHITNEY IN BROOKLYN.
He Visits the Navy Yard. But Gives no
information.

Ngw foRS. Ang. lO.-Secretary Whitney
visited the Brooklyn navy yard today and
spent soms hours IN conference with Com
mander Of the Yard Chandler. Beyond the
fact shat the names OF various applicants for
vacant forsmanships were examined, moth
ing could be learned about the conference.
Afterwsrd Secretary Whitney. his brother
tn-iaW Mr.. Payne. Commodore Chandler
aud Admiral JOustt went aboard the "Des-
patch. where they were sumptuOusly en-
tertsined by Capt Emory. Of Arctic fame.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
SPRING & COMPANY.

Our next advertisement will be Of more
interest to every purchaser OF Dry Goods
and Carpets than any that has ever ap-
peared in any paper in TINS country. II
will surprise everybody, and will astoDish
every dealer in this State. More than
half million people will read it. Every
one in this city will read IT that can read
Extra editions will he printed containing
the advertiser ent. Everyone getting a
copy viii keep IT, as IL will contain mat
ters OF such interest that you will want 10
keep in your family and preserve for fu-
ture generations.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

SssAross. Aug To- President Cleveland
passed through here this morning AZ lis
an route for the Adioudacks. He occupied
Superintendent Voorhees, private car He
We not visible in the fev people who were
az tha depot.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Butchery at a Bull-Fight.

LONDON. Aug. 10.-In bull fight at Mines
Sunday the horrible butchery of horse and
of bulls occurred. The famous torreador,
Frascuela. was severely injured. The exhi-
bition created much disgust.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

' y" ND'TIIITI - y'T Ut 1T > 7 NT'E' FF7
LONDON. Ang l0-The London papers all
contain articles this morning on the funeral
of the late Gen. Grant. and are unanimous
ia concluding that il vas a wonderful and
impressive cortege The Tunes presents a
three column account Of the funeral proces-
siou. an contains a leading editorial highly
suIogiging the dead General and recalling
many 81 his personal traits
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11
Attempted Suicide at Eaton Rapids.

Correspondence Of The TELEGRAn
EAroS RAPIDs, Mich, Aug. lO.-Arthur
Hamilton. compo=itor in the Journal
office here, attempted suicide by taking
poison last night. A doctor was called and
an emetic was administered, thus saving his
life. The symptoms indicated that he had
taken strychnine. He has been sick for
some time past and had become despondent.
he will rscover.-One of the seyerest
storms of thunder and lightning that we
ever had here disturbed the peaceful slum-
bers of our people Sunday morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

ksIsNkzoo, Mlch-. A0z 10-Mrs. De-otte
rut her threat rhile IN bed WITH her hus-
band, early thss morning. and dI@d =oon
sfterrsr3. She vss 81 years Old and came
from Holland
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

Our entire stock of Summe,
Dress Goods, Silks, Parasols
Fans, Laces, Hosiery, Gloves,
Lawns, White Dress Good
&c, will positively be closes
out.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-11

IoSDoS. Ang. i0-knper'r William lesve-
tl.,atein hs-tay snd sit spend TIE aizht AZ
Saizhurx. arriving a Rsbeleeterz thnrsssay