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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND.
PsosPecTs o. "AR coNTINUs.
"hiss ana Tories 5ofh Orgiog ERg-
land Gossrumsnf On The H4s-
slaaa Llkes.lss Aa4o1a

Iasnas tsrI u -ihess has besn
dsciasl reaet.ai4 from fie szcllsllsl1 of ssz-
aefda5. ila fls streets ss-ias presented
asilias. 44l sl tiss ordinary Tie consictiou
h..s 4h.laf -sale.l tilt 8 4tr b lnailllent.
4ad. iaa4las ir.ln lhs present bitter feeling
ssilasi ha-sla. nothing Guild bee a-ors ~e.-
come Hlssia lera4s ans treaonery, as
ras..lfsf elUi-c.i u lfr f0pic ~ the no1E.
Az eEUialaron 81 the Russian attack
sn the Afghan 9lrsast- shiea Ets temiu1-
60 ~ tae 81 fctersllrg 4rnelll-. has 10i
Fet arrived lle Cabinet ministers are Ia
session lad nesael- gers are nurfs in., ~ and
fftl. .ssera. aote- have been exchanged
sltl oifeu de ,ll4. the hussiln emnas-a-
dor. tla 'le.stii .sera tFe almost constantly
p1las between lls o1ce and Ar. Glad
Stone.
Parliament convened to-day. in the
uaase af Commons. Mr. Gladstone Ia an
-eef ru question:. -sld that the government
had Feet4sed information shich confirmed
tne ae|Fs of Ile Dtltie uetseen the Russians
te1 Afffan- tr Mlr gltD. tie further
tftlel tlst Ele Russian tfo0ps GA tne Afglan
fronler had apparently been guilty
~ az. auIistintole attack GA the Afghans
ANA mat iu lumrdlatr explanation from che
husslan government had been demanded.
ln answer to e question concerning the fate
ui fe4.deh Mr. Diadsf9ns stated that 40
confirmation ~ Tire famar ~ Lhe capture Of
tls.f place lil narn received
The government n.t. received adyices from
IS rerre-eutalise at 81. Petersburg stating
ihat the ga feeling at THAI capital since
The recrief 1f urFs fsuIl thr Afghan frontier
has greatly Increased. aud that the Russian
oIlciais make little or no effort %
conceal tbelf gralIhsatiou AZ tie cut
come ~ che nsht between the Russians
tlI AiFllns Du fla frontier Press dls-
patches say thlf fle news caused bat little
surprises u ofHcial circles. and It ls evident
thit sueh an event bias been looked for for
some 4me. Active war preparations are
still going 1n. and if s. reported that orders
for tae Immediate construction Of several
irpu-ciui- have arel sent to ths Russian
agents m Au.erica-
IoSDos. April i0 - The Conservatives ridi-
eule the Russian goply to Gladstone de-
manl for lu explanation of the attack on
the AfIhtn- st feuideh. They argue that It
vii be- Impossible lo obtain Gen kOmaron'-
Version ~ tae -fur w'f4lu sixteen days aud
meinWati, tla Russian trooI- vii be hurried
forward 90 renforce the already formidable
arl4g on the frontier. Both Wings and
Tories Joan iu urging the Government 10
QUICKLY seud froofs forward % occupy
Candahar. accompanied by engineer officers
20 stren gthcn the f0rthcauons % that
place in che meantime Preparations IN
Eugitnd for the confilct that seems newt
able. are pushed forward with uuabatabie
vi-s0r to the great satisfaction of all parties.
The report that Italy VIII garrison SOudan.
permitting TIRE British troop- 20 be with
ar4Nu for service in Afghanlstan has been
conf rmed The Italians will also take the
place of the British al Cairo.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

special request has been made % the
" ate Comedr Company 20 present Con
fusion" AZ she matinee this afternoon in
stesd Of widow Be5ott -CoHfusion
a not only the best corsedy prs=ente. bpt
the COMPANY presentation of Sc has been
better shan thst ~ any other given here.
Ka,iie- AMI Gentlemen neet not fear any
serious acrideni IN ATTENDING the play II they
have Employed frst-ciss- iressmaksrs and
tailo-s. hut lt j. said several snarts ~ hnt-
toas we're swept 10 I'M -he 0pers House
Thursday morning after the presentation -
the nlece the ni4ht h-fors. and one y'uuz
man whose honesty 10 ene viii aueston says
t,e ronng lasiy he 1ook With hiu ,hst nizht
asd srch aain IN her side that se had 70
eras- Be- WITH his hand for haif an hcu~ after
laef reached ser horne
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
JUNE HORSE MEETING
4 Prog~am. Dates ana Purses FfNeo
Upon That Must oriag Success

Upon That must uriog Success
Several locsl hofseinea aud others later
ested Ia srrsnsins spras troiuns laeeting.
mel a. Ihe Morton yesterday and perfected
ttie program. ss ~el az nxing tile purse, snd
dale-- Among those present sere Mart
Boorhem j Mcintyre. r. b Diksman. ;
BOYD Paulhnd. " ,. Tee. Prank Bounell
N C. johnson, b. l. Hefl. c. ID. Hodge. n.
n and g. II. More. J. q. Duntoil. A. Il
hor1landeF. Moran and MeDonneli. Several
Others Who take lively interest Ia tlie matter
sere prevented from being present. among
whom were Don LssIhsfs, r A. Noble,
Chas. n " alters, &. r. knsterer. ana 9th
err Il was decided 10 hold tie meeting ia
tins eity the fourth week IA June, beginning
June -. and lasting four dsys. This Is the
week hKed b the circuit" managers for
their meeting az East saginaw, and il j. e1-
pected there vii be d somewhat lively com
petition between the two gatherings. Grand
Rapids horsemen are certain their meeting
will be the most successful, as they have
many points IL their favor.
The following program Was determined
upon. which. of course, l. subject 10 some
slight changes.
Tuesday. June 2}-Ihree minute ciass;
tr0tting; 500 purses, and $50 % the horse
beating amy previous record on the track.
2;,O pacing, 500 purse and $50 extra
mile running, SO purse.
Wednesday, June - 30 trotting, 500
purse. $50 extra; 2aO trottIng, 500 purse,
$50 extra; I mile running. 500 purse.
Thursday, June 2J-2sD tr0tting, 500
purse. $50 extra: free for All pacing 500
purse, $40 extra; : mile running $40
purse.
Friday. June 26-2:.7 trotting, Sfoo purse.
$3.50 extra; free for all, 800 purse, $50
extra. novelty, 500
The total amount of purses aggregates
nearly 5000. The horse entrance fee will
be fixed at i've per cent instead of ten per
cent. The gate admission price will be fifty
cents. and grand stand free. The induce
msnts will be sufficient 10 attract some Of
the very best horses IN the country. and "A
successful and interesting meeting is as
zur.d
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

CDcSSAu. o.. April i0-The gamblers Of
thi- city received notice from the Chief Of
Police this afternoon. to close their houses
Immediately. finSo and confidence meu
and all who have unemployed men Of Grim
iuaI ri1sses. were ordered fo leave the city
within twenty f1ur hours. The pohce were
instructed -u have fhe streets cleared Of
gluzs ~ tupudenr. well dressed l0afer-. who
skirt ihe sidewalks and bring them IN on
rnar2e nf ioitrfnE. Abandoned women
found su he streets after : 3. n. wiA be-
arrested for el1raucE This - the result of
the chanEe iu ere TuhCg system. and respon-
sihi.iry upon the commissioner recently
appointed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Charles Luttenton, who was arrested ON
complaint of Frank Martin for being dis
orderly, was given a hearing IN Police Court
quarrel between these men has ended a
nearly all similar farces dO-neither of them
gaining satisfaction and both having costs
TO pay. Luttenton instigated proceedings
against Martin charging him with destroy
ing a poster advertising his business, and
Martin complained of Luttenton on the
ground that he had used profane and insult
ing language in his presence and called him
hard names. The wronged citizens can now
settle down TO business again and the world
still wag.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
Who Owns Them2

man giving his name as John Gray. was
arrested and locked up yesterday, by Detect
i've Connolly, on the charge of having stolen
three books. He had sold the books at Pat
tens book store. One of them, copy of
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, was re-
Gently taken from DIR. Lutton's office. The
owners of the others are not known as yet.
the fy-leaves having been torn out or the
names of the owners erased. One of them
Is Vol. >, Medical Statistics of the Provost
Marshal Generals Bureau, 1875. and the
other is entitled Farquharson's Guide to
Therapeutics, by Woodbury.. The books are
II headquarters.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
a horse Renoried Stolen.

At $40 last night William Ackerman. of
quarters, by telephone from McArdIe's
grocery, that his horse and harness had been
stolen from his barn. The horse j. des-
cribed as of black color. with on white foot,
weight about I.05O pounds and with non
interfering shoes on his hind feet The har-
ness was on the horse and the officers we're
inclined to believe that ne had strayed. but
Mr.. Ackerman called later and said he was
sure that he left the horse securely tied. The
horse IA one named Prince formerly
owned by T. Stewart White
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Special Dispatch 20 TRE 1FI.EaEAN.
GRAND HAVEN. April lO.-A private dis
patch was received here to-day from Milwau-
kee 10 the effect that Capt. ). G. Mower
engineer IN charge of this harbor for
about eight years, committed sui
self az 3 O'Clock. and died two hOnrs after
yard Mover went to Milwaukee last
sprin.. and took charge of a Sunday paper
there. He was about = years of age. and
had a wife and two sons He was formerly
captain of Company r of this city.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

MnsSssFotls. April io. The sar news To-
day cent ioHr ap one dollar per barred At this
roint e. A. Filsbury Company made r.
denl OF 3.aouo barrels. reahziue profit ~
Si2r,too Nsshburu t Crosby made dial
~ lst so barrels with profit of one <lpi.
ns
lonevfo, Apul s.--. isnplications winch
ar ahnost ceresin 70 involve Enxiaud and
kn-sia rn vtr are 1lreadF aavinz very Be-
ritifsi efarf an Canadian marSet- Since
"Wednesday whaif has advanced ten cents
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
4 Terrible Discovery at jackson.

Sp-cial Dispatch fo fHE TELEGRAM.
JAcSsoN, Mich. April l0.-The body of an
unknown man was found this afternoon
under a nanger IN the old Franklin House
barn. The body had been stripped of most
OF It, clothing and had apparently Lain
where It was for some time. The flesh had
been .nawed by rats until the body was in
such condition that It could not be identi-
fed. There were gold studs in the shirt
front aud a seal ring on one finger
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
AT The EXPOSITION.
Singing by Four Thousand Children
Trained for the Occasion.

Nsw ORLEANS, April lO.-Nery little bust
hess was transacted to-day. most Of the
taking part IA the celebration of Exchange
and Merchant day al the Exposition Four
thousand public school children, who had
been trained by Prof. Mason. of Boston.
sang number OF chOruSes accompanied by
the great organ ia Music Hall painting
0f a negro beside bale OF cotton was pre-
seuted 10 the Cotton Exchange with suitable
address.
Delegates 10 the Western Water Ways Con
vent!On returned from their excursion 10 the
letties and were mnch gratifed az the eyi-
dent success of Capt Eads's great work.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

~entyFour Rifles Captured by the
Strikers ard Concealed.

CHICAGO. April l0.-On the prairie, near
the reaper ~Ork-. tins morning was found
the ruins Of the bus which the strikers cap
tused last night, and burned. What has
beoolae OF the twenty -four Winchester rifles
iu the coach. /. unknown. They were
taaen b. the ,trlkef-, bat the latter
refuse a. divulge where their aFmOry
r.. gulet bas prevailed IA the
vicinity to-day. The Plnkerton men have
Been withdrawn and negotiations between
the psOprIelOFs anu the men are pending with
prosrsci- OF = speedy settlement The four
detectives charged with shooting John Roth
during the trouble at the Mccormick works,
yesterday we're asraigned az noon before
each. for examination 10 morrow. Roth l.
dyinr
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
The West Side Dumping Grounds.

The Board Of Health has made arrange
ments to allow refuse from the West Side 10
Toe dumped into the river at point just be
low Wallin's tannery. The water AT that
Board expects that until the middle of June
at least the current will bo strong enough to
carry the matter away without any ill effects
As announced yesterday the East Side will
dump for the present from the east pier Of
Fulton street bridge.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
a Young Lsdy Commits Suicide.

RocEFoBD. H., april l0.-Carrie +. Brown,
youn yest daughter Of ex-City Treasurer
Horace W. Brown, committed suicide last
night. walking into Rock river She left
letter expressing fear that she would become
insane. All day long men have been drag
xing the river and firing caunons. bat with
ont success. as the body has not been recov-
cred. The deceased was universal favorite
m the city. and was soon to be welded to
Fred. ". lee. Of Des MOines. Ia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
The Midnight Bulletin.

NV YORK. April l0-Midnight: Gen.
Grant has been quiet during the evening.
inclined 70 fall into natural sleep. Thus far
the administration of an anOdyne has not
been necessary "a the patient suffer- NO vain.
His pulse is sixty, temperature nominal.
The general has taken the usual amount of
nourishment
Signed. SHsADY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
THs DAY At LANSING
4 Former Grand Rapids Reporter Cen
s4reo TOR Lpng.

Special ui-l.alea to lsE El.zsAAs.
LAssIsa. Apnl l0-Mr Sellarss bll a.
ipsInz the probate lu1ze- ~ al eoaulles
having gsef nfty Ehoaszld inhabitants 10 ap-
point Probate ks.isaes, ~.s aasssd ~ a
tn4rd realiiag The Csusulittee OF ~ " hole
.ieessp aalsl lhs bad rsdacislg tbs ums iof
advertising foreclosure II mortgages from
vote refused % eJnear il lhis aeli0n
and tabled the bilL re-o-
llIion vas adopted ceasurlug
Fred \. Peck, correspondent OF the Detroit
joaraek formerly 81 Grand Rapids. for
'f4lss aE4 uutrle" statements Ia hls paper
relative to the conduct and langaa.e of
members ia discussing certain bill
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

a snsI srdiepce. swinz - TIRE rsin. rit-
ns-ses' IRE protincfion ~ In=haveeBe Al
tse Grsn5 .sst uixat ~ she Wsits Corne,iy
Company The pscs ~ re riag = rssher an
interesting enc and ~ various part we're
reii presented by the compang. The
French SOY Eli- zveuinz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

fesHANrs. snrI fo-rhe E1siian govern
n,snf sss been sending 80 ten- ef -upplies
since tae sltfarou retsrre fhresfening TIE
suncurt has new neen Increased to - tous
3aiig The fueer ef Afghaniztan. WREN
Informed ~ r.ta hsifie ~ Rentiph remained
PERFECTLY sIert and betrayed no ernouou
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Drnrv Arril I0 -rhe bail -ivsu az The
Castle tsis evcuiug no honor If Era royal
VISITORS sa= brilliant sTur AZ nosables
Fnd prtrn ranf citizens. noe only ~
D1hiin h0t af other leading cities in ireland
we're present er invitation. The Prince and
Princess era entering we're <reetFa with en-
Ihn~ia-rs The Princess and Earl Spencer
were wise rised hy the Prince ~ Wales and
It,ir SPENCER in lhs -uhilcu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

NEW YORK April 10
Wall street closing Money closed easy
~ fa1s per cent FxehsRge closed firm
posted rates 81 ~ r. -. acfnal rates ~ stis6
as4i, for sixty dsys. - s7ds ga for tbprnsnd.
Governments closed firm. currency s's i25
Ri; a. coupons t2i = bsds ffs's A. fi2is bid
Pacific railroad bonds closed ~ follows. Union
frSt=. u1A0liSit. land Grsnts. lCfA p 1osis 10
sinking funds. l17k6tIs. Centrals ir2G1i2+
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
AT ST. PETERSBURG.
The Situation and the News at the
Russian Capital.

~. Prrfssnrao. April i0.-Al the
raper- contain articles Of decidedly
belhcose nature. and openly accuse the
English officials in India of provoking "a
Quarrei hy their ufugues. They accuse
Iorl DuFeriu ani sir Peter Lnm-den OF
secretly Urging the Afghan aarri-
sons on the frontier % overt
acts in order o. bring about q c0ndics. The
var farty st the paiacc is evidently IA the as
cendant. and sone Of the more prominent
leaders and sdVacete- of "a var with England
are urruz 1lou the Car aud has ministers
the necessity ~ taking firm stand
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

srBEsroa. IL. April io--Ton silvers. a
puTiii-t - some notoriety who broke sn
arm far Paddy Neich ddie-weizht Of
Chicago. IN a gieve light here some time ago.
committed suicide by taking laadanRm last
niEht
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

loSDov. Aprii il.-Sir Peter I1msden tel
tuafcn toward Habat PAS. which he has or
dcrs lo occupy 1nd prevent che Russians
fro4o giv1nclur on herft. He reports that
hi. men suffered terribly from cold and
many rer'-he'l ia severe snow storm near
Nfruui
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Sps 1iai Dispatch 60 THE TErFaRsN.
GRAND HtvEN. April l0-Tte steamer
Oneida is At this tifne q o. M about
mile and a half out from this port with the
tug Arctic. and is expected IN during the
night
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

TIE Erspercr Of China G~ants paacs.
SstS0Hst Arri m -rhe Enpe-sr 81
Cnns 'ss .@snea ie-ree recnRg thaf ths
t'-eoca hsvn4 t1nhs s1e5 for eeece. -
sFaeaensls srsnts tie urager
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11
TRADE AND FINANCE.
Chicago Markets.

0FFTCy or =. V. TATIoR. Powerss Block.
GRAND Rapids. AUril 10 iss5.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-11

Has developed many beautj-
ful things: And Spring has
brought out al the
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18
-Mr. Everet. Of Northern Illinois.

Mr.. Everett, Of Northern Illinois,
is stopping in McMinnville in quest
of health.
Mr.. Taylor, young man from
Northern Michigan, is boarding at
the Warren House. After a trip Of
about a year throughout the West
and South, Mr.. Taylor comes to try
the mountain breezes of Warren coun-
ty in the interest of his health, which
is considerably impaired.
The delapidated plank fence
around the old cemetery has been
torn away, and will be replaced with
a fence of barbed wire. The ceme-
terry has also received a thorough
cleaning up and clearing out of super
fiuOus trees, brush, etc. This work
is being done by the board Of mayor
and aldermen, and is One of the
many marks of their thoughtful care
of the city.
Abr. Stainback has been canvass
ing the matter Of inviting the Gen
eral Assembly of the G. P. Church
here next year among our people,
and so far has met with but one voice
in the matter, and that is that we
should invite them by all means. II
would be the greatest advertising
stroke that could be made for oul
town, and especially for the G. F.
College. Let this body be invited
and that heartily and cordially
McMinnville can and will entertain
them right royalty.
The first issue of the Woodbury.
Courier under the management o
its new editor and proprietor, reached
us last Saturday. Mr.. Doak promise
to make neater paper of the Courie
than it has been in the past, and W,
wish him success in the effort. l
the Smithville Waterman and Criti
will just shine up a little now, tn,
papers of Warren and adjoining coun
ties Will compare favorably will
those of any other section of tn
State.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18
The Building Association.

The meeting called for last Mon
day night to formally organize the
Building, Loan and Savings Associa-
ton, in common with our bob-tail
Senate, failed to pan out a quorum,
and consequently nothing was done
further than to postpone the meeting
to Saturday night, April 18th, at
which time every subscriber to the
stock is urged to. be on hand prompt
ly. The meeting will be held in the
courthouse at half past seven o'clock.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18
CITY ITEMS.

The cheapest line of pocket knives
by the dozen, for sale by j. B. Ritchey.
Fresh Pineapples, just from the
grove, at Conner & Co.'S.
Remember Hoodenpyl Bros will
receive a big stock of new spring
dry goods next week.
"A new stock of fine cigars just
received by d. l.. Brown.
Meal, Hay and Corn always to
be found at r. H. Mason d Cos.
CONFER d CO., PAY CASH
FOR POULTRY.
-Hoodenpyl Bros have a full as
sortment Of plain and fancy candies.
Fresh Domestic and Tropical
Fruits just receivedat Conner q Cos.
Smoke Havana Mixed Cuttings
at Browns. >
The mostpopular brands of cigars
at Hoodenpyl Bros. New stock just
received.
-Northcut & Lane have received
and opened this week a pretty line of
glass and queensware.
bananas, Apples, Pineapples, Etc,
big stock just received by Conner & Co.
Wise housekeepers buy their gro~
ceries from D. O. Jenkins. They
know his stock is always fresh and
| good.
Carpenters and Builders will save
money by buying their Pine Doors,
Blinds and Window Sash from Nor
ford & Biles.
Highest Market Price in Cash
paid for Eggs and Country Produce by
Conner & Go.
d. l.. Brown will receive and
open in day or two positively the
largest and best selected stock of fish
ing TICKLE ever seen in McMinnville,
and will also sell cheaper than ever
before. Go and see the stock.
j. G. M. Ross & Son desire to in
form everybody that their stock is
now complete in every department,
and they are selling goods at aston
ishingly low prices, in fact cheaper
than they have ever sold before. Go
and see them about it.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18

"Robbie," said the visitor kindly,
shave you any little brothers and
sisters ?" "No," replied wee Robbie,
solemnly, "Im all the children we've
got.
The mail received at the Gallatin
post Office last Sunday morning
weighed 5000 pounds. This is pretty
heavy mail matter for a small city
like Gallatin. -Tennessean.
Some Congressman must have got
ten home with his "bibles."
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18

BY the use of the Bostrom Auto.
matte Level, every farmer can now
do his own terracing. 1t is constructed
on scientific principles, and is so very
simple any one can use it. 1t will not
get out of order. See advertisement.
Gallatin Tennessean: An unusually
large hay crop will be sOwn this season,
so if the wheat crop fails, it is to be
hoped there will be large yield Of
this much needed crop.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18
Religious Notice.

Elder j. M. Kidwell, of Smithville,
will preach in the Christian church
at this place Friday night, April II.
Subject, elias God any choice as to
the name by which His people shall
be known ?" All are respectfully in
Vited to hear him.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18
l. o. o. F. Celebration.

The McMinnville Lodge of Odd
Fellows will celebrate the Goth ami
versary Of their Order by a public
gathering at the G. P. Church on the
night of the 9th, at which speeches
will be made by Rev. G. T. Stain
back, and Messrs. T. G. Lind and M.
d. Smallman. The public are in
vited to attend.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-04-18
Fine Jersey Cattle.

Woodward & Mcclellan, of Cahutta,
Ca, have for sale at reasonable prices,
some very fine young Jersey bulls and
bull calves; also few fine Jersey
heifers, all registered in the A. j. q.
G. Hsrl Box. Correspondenceso-
licited.