Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-09

EIlt.1F5t a. lla .ta.lslltce Ia tle ellg u
1Fsad aaDIda AZ -eoond ci1ss natter.
If tiskos an entertainment gwen by h.
ca talent to draF q crowd ia Grand Rap
ids.
II sas hardly to be expected thai the
Intsrnafional typographical UDlou,
Whash met Ia Nee York last Neek, would
nonlinafe msn for Governor u New
York, bat someth ~ near that very thing
ssssns g. have been done. The speech ~
Mayor Grace. made a. tie banquet gwen
the Union la Irving HALL surprised esery-
body and set ths politicians al "a talking
and the address ia generally regarded as
a movement. mastery in is shrewdness,
toward the gabernal0riai houors Of the
Empire state.
EiUF little sympathy vii oe tslt Tor tho
PeInsy ylvania contractor Who fails to get
along with the imported Italians whom
he has been employing d the detriment
of Americans, to whom any labor hs has
at disposal belongs. The bloody minded
mob shoull bs laelled of course. bat the
oslebreak near Pottsulie, as vel as the
atFoaous behavior ~ the Seapohtans
near Detroit, was a fnutof the miserable
policy pursued by many employers IN
bringing the nd-rsif Of the Italian penin-
sula into the country 90 snatch the bread
OF American labor As 10 unfortunately
turns oat. the gres,iy contractors are not
the only citizens IS ho suffer by the pres
enoe among as of this scum of the Med
isarranean. az a plentiful crop Of murders
and riots demonstrates.
Tar determination and perseverance
displayed bY the managers II the New Or
leans exposition Is commendable and the
stat e. commissioners have likewise done a
oommendable thing IN consenting 20 al
low their exhibits 10 remain. IL Is I'M
Fortunate that the National exhibits could
not also be- allowed 20 remain. Then
nothing would be- lacking % make the at
fractions as great as they have been the
past Winter aud even greater, next Win
tsr. The people OF the North were too
lsste IA learning that there was real merit
IN the exhibition and that there were de-
cidsd commercial advantages 20 De gained
by visiting it. Il IS 70 be hoped that by
its continuance next Winter the oppor-
tanities vii % better improved and that
the losses sustained may be made good
t3 the projectors Of the enterprise.
THSY have brilliant lot Of detecti.es
20 Lancaster county. Pennsylvania. Ever
since year ago last October they have
been trying 30 find Abe Buzzard. who at
the time mentioned escaped from Gus
to,ly. Nearly all tins time Abe has been
within the borders of the county. One
thousand dollars was offered recently for
his arrest and, leaung lest by some acci-
dent be should ran INTO some ones arms
in the night. Abe determined to cheat the
whole posse of the reward and so. after
securing a written pledge from the keep
sr ~ the prison and his own brothers
that they would not ciam the prize, he
walked into prison aud had himself ar
rested Vow II Lancaster county Is dis
posed 10 do the FAIR thing it viii give Abe
the sl.Oo0 Buzzard was first convicted
Of larceny IN lS68 Since that time he
has served numerous terms with his
brother for burglary, larceny. etc. He
was convicted ~ three different burglaries
IN April. 1881. and sentenced "a thirteen
years. He escaped In MAY lSS2. and WIS
re~arrested IN september. lSS3. In Octo-
Der of a. year he escaped With eleven
other long term men. Inciuding his broth
er Ike