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Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

A. spore % Jacksonville, Wa IN the city
yesterday.
Dr. futile. Of CaznOvia, cOntsmplates
moving o. tnls city
a.. A. Merrill agent Of the State Public
school. Is m the city
Hon. r. D. UBrieu left last evening for
Yanktou. OAK. 70 be absent about one week.
IL y. Peck. az Alegan, was in the city yes
terday tie left for Kalamazoo in the even
ing.
ST.. snd Mr. G. T. Hartman ~ 70 Bay
View to-day to spend several weeks ia rec
rsation.
p. ; O'Rourks. superintendent OF the
-outhern DIVISION 9f tne g. t. y J.. road. Il
in the city.
William A. Waterman, OF Lake. vas IN the
city yesterday and made a friendly call Al
rirr fsIEGRtW ofice
John 4. Ramsey and daughters have gone
~ Gresafald. y IT,. for a months visit
with relatives and friends
Gen b. x. Pierce ia IN Detroit attending
the meeting of the State soldiers Home
BDar,i. Of winch he IL a member.
NJ and Mrs. II Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
d. n. Csmpau. Nr. and Mrs. John Powell
and Ms Della Stanley leave for PetosSey
to-day. "a spend three or four weeks
Capt WIN. A. tiavett wife aud sister, Mrs.
rhofnuaou. ~ Chicago Rev. Charles tluh
rer and wife. Miss Ella Morrison. VIII. A.
smith. Frank Jewell and the Misses Oster-
boat sueut yesterday st Nacatawa park.
Eugene ~ Jones. h. Blumrich. VIII
Hunting. Win Faue-. James Robinson, Nor
ca Hsymln. Heng Honseman. and Mr..
fNovker ~ London. EaE.. reiuruad yesier
itv frnfu q week ! t-hfnr excursion AZ Mack
mae ard les Chenunx islands
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

The motion to dissolve the injunction
granted EnOs Putnam and others restrain
my the Mayor from eiecting the tower light
contract, was argued in the Superior Court
yesterday. City Attorney Ransom used the
forenoon IN argument on behalf or the city,
claiming that the action of the Council in
in-tructing'the Mayor TO execute the contract
was legal and valid, and citing many author
titles IN support OF his position. In the after
noon Mes-rs. Earle and Smiley occupied the
time with arguments for the other side of
the question. claiming that the Council :
action WAS Illegal and unconstitutional be
cause the present Council attempted legis-
latiOn which properly belongs 10 Its success
sOrs and the execution of the contract would
incur debt larger than authorized by the
charter. The matter was submitted at >
O'Clock and Judge Parrish ordered court ad-
lOurued for the day without intimating when
be intends 10 render his decision.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

sheriff Kinney and several of the police
officers heard that a gang OF tramps were
making life uncomfortable for residents IN
the vicinity of the Black Hills. south of the
city. Last night the officers went in search
Of the roughs and arrived upon the scene Just
m tirue 10 save one Of the old Love Cooper
shop buildings from burning NJ. The
building had been act on IRE and the flames
we're extinguished with some difficulty. But
one tramp was fouud. who was sleeping IN a
box-car. and he was brought 10 the jail 20
snend the nIght.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
YESTERDAY S COURTS.

tIRCCu Not Ia session.
OsFloz BUsIS Ess.- sophia Slower ". Chas.
ID. Slower Ia chaneery. Bill for divorce
hied.
P0LIoE--A. Mcdonald and james McDer-
mott dranks. Jailed for II days.-John
Van Learn, paid s7.3S.-M Mary Kelly,
breach OF the peace. Jury trial. Verdict of
not guilty The people ". A. Shurr.
Assault aud battery. Adjourned to July 10.
PRoBArE- Estate OF solomon Wright, de-
ceased. Petition for allowance of tardy
claim hled and August set for hearing. -
Estate of Silas Powell, deceased. Petition
for appointment OF administrator filed and
August 7 set for hearing Estate of Abner
Durham. deceased. Appraisers warrant
and inventory filed-
SUPERIoK-In the matter Of the widening
Canal street Thirty days further time al
lowed TO settle bill of exceptions. EnOs
Putnam ct al. ~ The City of Grand Rapids
et al. Ia chancery. Motion 10 dissolve IN
junction. Argued aud submitted
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
Detroit.

DETROIT July l5.-FLOUR To day quotations
We're: Michigan whit wheat. roller process,
0Oef5 Is: Michigan winter wheat, patents. 81
ff5 Is. Minnesota bakers. 5u5 25; Minnesota
patents 6G6 p; rye, 4et4 %.
The market here opened strong and hrm this
morning on reported lower consuls which" a
telegram from the Chicago market stated. may
mean war. but more likely the result Of the Nun
ster bank failure. an event of most importance
since the Glasgow bank failure
Quotations call were: Wheat-No. white
spot. e5c1s asked; July, 9ih bid g5cti asked: DC
tober. 9Bc q: No red car at Nc. Gears at " nc
AT ID 4 NJ. Ht4c bid. at NJ. c.. Csc asked; August
&c bid H5s C asked; September, sS18c bid ssSc
asked; October 300 bu at sac rejected red
75c.
CoRs-No. 2 spot l6Ac bid. 471lcasked: August
47l4c bid 4sc asked high mixed. AK bid, reject
ed tic asked.
Oars White spot two car at S79sc; No. 2. ssC
bid 3Si. casked
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Among other resolutions adopted by the
rneubers of tha Michigan press. ~ the con
elision ~ their recent excursion vas the
Following
Nesrirrf That inssfnuch a. The Flint s.
Pera Marquette and She Grand Rapids s. In
diana RaiieaF COMPANIES extended to "a the
nriviiege Of spectral trains. We owe special
shsn Is Cd thf management ~ those roasi-
10 Assistant General Manager u Edwards
and Superintendent r. g. Potter Ir. ~ the
first named road and t1 President ~ o.
Huxhart General Ptsseu<er Agent e.. T.
lockwood ard Ma4ter ~ trsnErorfa .iou d.
Fitzgerald af IRE 'Htfer rned- re ARE undar
speesal obligations for rare attentions to our
t-nrnforf Eiung nur trains .heir particular
care and personal supervision. and while
returning thanks fnr tlie kindness ~ these
gent. efnen. Fe assure tleu that each usem-
Ser ~ these associations VII aver hold them
Ia rrsfsffl Heu1eufhr7rf-a
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Proceedings o. L4sf Essaiags Meet
iag ~ the Trustees.

fng ~ the trustees
Ihs rsggi4r nesting q Ihe trustees u TIE
Gsusfal h r = Association a. csllsd ~
order lazt evening - TIE Fr~slceDt Al
ule1lbsTs sefs pFsee1L The COMMITTEES %
Finanee reported ths annual report II TIE
Secretary and treasurer a. oorf~ct, and On
1Oll01 TIE sane sA= zccspted. Upon
recommendation u the Counties "a >aes,
Alex Miller 49, zrsntsd : 40 relief. Lake
hsrsln sno WD- Ozgood presented csrtln-
Gates -hoziux their election a. trustees froal
their respective eOulp4Eilee. AFTER -otoe Us
e,gi--iyu the trustees deemed Il - tie interest
~ the association - grant relief for past
weeks. and declared their intention II -
dong. The SIck aud Visiting COMMITTEES
~as ADVISED - LOOK carefully INTO All cases OF
sickness and disability aud see that justice
49, done ia fling applications. The Pfesl-
dent then APPOINTED tie following commit
tees. kinanee, Nm 1aifs, Richard Roberts,
Wa. OsgoOd. On sick, Daniel MaikIn, Luke
Ker~in, John Smith, for teilers, Prank
Lemon wm. Is. Fitzpatrick Benefits Of
the evening for dues and limitations were
So
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

The Ives & Bush Manufacturing Company
~ vick=hrrx. Nieh - in correspontence
18Th ire Merchants ard Nsnufacfnrers tx
change rish references ro moving ~ pisnt -
fhis citt Tire cumpany manufsctures sash.
f.s,rs. riind- screen znrds -tc.. and has a
..rilal .t.,rk ~ sutGl TIE Superior ship-
ri-- facilities sfr-rled rere r. ERE CREST n-
3f,t.err,rrf iuririuz t tris way and uoile
tire aouranv has ne-n 1ferer a acn's fe 10
cate elsewhere. 20 ccn-iters tnt- enc ar8nr
-. {, a,.,..h z-aater irsiurerant. Grand
Rsul,ls = ..,en~-n4 many wsnufsct1rfng SRI
afir~fisr- fr-1r, ere fsrt that better fra zht
-ssas ian - secared here fhsn from any
ether -itv .n ire state
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

AT SWEET Elizabeth Pope, NJ D., Al
biOu. +. II. Hnntley. Cadillac; J. VI. Wood
Chicago; L. n. Shepard and wife, Charlotte
+. l.. Thorp, Chicago; 4. f. May and daugh-
ter. Detroit: Frank l.. Hill. Chicago: III. W
French. Greenville. ". A. Wakeley anC
wife. Chicago; y. c. Bushbaum, Chicago
II. G. Black, Cincinnati; +. x. COwles, Syr
acuse, y. \.
Attic MOEroN-D b. Hackett, Chicago
A. I. Clark. Racine. Wis. ID. ". Guernsey
81. Louis, Mo-: r. l.. Mcclellan and wife
Anegau. Wells GOOdhue. New York. W III.
Hoy kins Detroit. Dan II. Turber. Chicago
3. VI. DeIamatee. Jackson; Col. l. NJ
Bean. Milwaukee; J. G. Ford. Fruitport; T.
j. Sheridan. New York. Chas. Wood. De
troit. " f. COttrell. Jackson.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

TIE monthly meetings Of the Erie FAST
freight lines VIII 30 heid AZ Moutresl July -
AMI 49, While the other fast freight lines VII
meet the ssTue days AZ Niagsre Falls.
- n BATES. President ~ tse Baltimore 4
nhro Telegraph Company. has made 4 state
ment denying thst he has ever had confer
encs Nth the "a astern Inion officers relative
to a consolidation WITH that curnpsny
Notice r. 9iveu hy the Chicago e Grand
TrunS Road that al freight intended for sx-
aititcn AZ the Northwestern Azric1lfursl 80
siety Fur winch Il tc re held re Fiint Mica
from september "a ~ q inclusive VII -
transported bg Ears the 20 and from Flint
fres % charge urou certain conditions.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

The pleasant home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b.
Chapman. 3l9 Bronson street, Wa the scene
Of a brilliant social event last evening. the
occasion being the Wedding Of Mise Lillian
ChaE man "a Edwin ID. ArTuitage. The cere-
nouy vas performed BY Rev. +. III. Brooks.
iu the presence Of about one hundred invited
"a 'sts after which the company was served
with the choicest refreshmeuts The couple
we're the recipients OF a large number %
useful and valuable presents sud start IN
life rndar The most movable anspIces.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
Grand Rapids Markets.
FARM PRODUCE FROM FIRST HANDS.


TELEGRAM OFFICE. July IL.
GRAIS-Wheat: red long berry. soc: short berry
8sc: No white e3c. Corn. zoe Oats $50 Sc
FKEsH MEATS Beef per cwt. 81 5On7 20; Veal
s. 0O6s7 80; mutton. IS 5O9s5 %; pork, u
as 80.
PorTITRY-Fowls: Dressed. 15el14c
FGGS-iiHl3c.
HoNEY-IO1 l2tsc per pound.
BEAss-Dull Al 759 81 90 per bushel.
SEEDs-Clover. 81 sO@t75.
HIDKs-Green 6ff61lc per n; cured. 6shc; kip
green. 7Gs dry sGl0. veal skins green. &c: dry
lie. dekin skins 2sd3Oc. Grubby hides one third
off. Sheep pelts Shearlings. lOSSlZc lamb skins
i5ff25c.
TuIow-Tallow. 44c per d.
VEGETABLFs- Potatoes: Du BIC; now. &c
STRAwBERRIFs. 6u5C; Currants, " 80 per bu.
Cherries. 50 . or bu.
BUTTER Fresh roll, lo9l2hc; tubs and jars, II
di2hc.
new hay il sold by the load. Straw. s. 5O94 q,
WooD~Dry ls-inch blocks. 81 $4,000 per cord
fourfoot wood. - SOFA 0o per cord.
WOOI.-Z2125c.
MISCELLANEOUS SELLING PRICES.
FLOUR Pastry per barrel. s. 90 wholesale
s. 90 retail patent. 81 o. wholesale. 81 I'D retail
MILI-FEED -Middlings, SIS per ton wholesale
81 90 per cwi. retail; bran. 81 D per ton. whole
sale: q6c per cvt retail. corn and oats 81 per tor
wholesale 81 y DeI cwt. retail.
PROvIsIOSs-Mees pork per Dbl, sl2 90: cleal
pork, bsst 81; hams, Wholesale. e'ic per 10
74c; kettle. Sc.
SALT-Syrscuse. barrel. FL x; Saginaw. 81 N
SEEDs- Timothy. 81 ~ clover. - ID; Red Top
81 90; orchard grass: 81 81; KeutGcky blue grass
81 80
KEROSENE OT.-Wafer white. BY the Dbl 10h.'
per gallon: Michigan test sac per gal
LAND PIAsTER-In car lots 81 5O per ton. from
city warehouse 81 90 per ton. Retail pc per cwt
PIAsTFRINe MATERIAIs-Lime. Grand Rapids
sOc per Dbl. Ohio. pOc: Petoekey. 81 q; hal
S5c per bu. cement 81 OoGl 3 per bbl; stucco
: u per bbl.. tnOc par evt.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Captain Frank n. Escott A. r. Richmond
Frank = Courtrizht and Ed. Mooar. Of the
Grand Rapids Bicycle Club. took the SO
~ Is. e I tram south last evening on their
way fo Ceidwster - attend the annual meet
ing ~ ire League ~ American Wheeiueu.
xhirh convenes to-day. The wore their UNI
forHa-. toos their wheels with them and vii
-afrfru 70 rnsar~czr
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Bishop Paterson's birthday wa celebrated
on sae ltth INST. By the members Of his
and picnic down the river. where he wa
presented with a gold headed cane, study
gown. = lemonade set. and other valuable
gifts. with congratulations from friends AZ
Srrinr lake. Scion Center and elsewhere IN
Michigan. and from Iowa. Canada and Scot
land
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

When Mr.. 4. W. Blunck, one of the pub
fishers Of the JOhustovn. y. Y, Republican.
was at the Republican National Convention
az Chicago IN ls-4. his knee was 40 swollen
with rheumatism that ne could scarcely walk.
One application Of 81. jacobs Oil removed
all pain and swelling. and put him IN "a good
condition As ever
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

NV YORK. July IS Money closed easy at ~
per cent. Exchange closed dull. Posted rates
h stLAnl 50: actual rates. 81 sS49t 81 for ~
days. a s5isuI s3is for demand
ttoyeruments closed hrm; currency Is III y
bid. a.. coupon I22is bid AS do il2A BID.
Pacifc Railroad bonds closed: Union trsts,
lill49lll \ do land grants lOoA1l "a bid sink
ing funds l2l9l22, Centrals lllA9llls.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

The members Of the old Residents Asso-
citation Of the Grand River Valley will meet
Al the Superior Court room on Thursday,
the 18th inst. AZ 3 o clock ,. m. TO attend
the funeral OF the late Robert Hilton.
REUBEN II SMITH. Sec'y.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
Auction ard Pound Social

The Vest Side Good Templsrs will hold An
aucfion and pound sociai At their hall. -
Wese Bridge street. this evening All friends
81 the order are invited. Cooper's ice cream
viii be served. MARTIN (4rIREErsov.
Hhairrnan of Con-
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
Morning Telegram.
6aASD RAFma JULY .. Iss6.

sAs sl.6seFibsF ~ rscssoisg iaa a4-
s<A. rsg..l.1rls .ll.1 srsHspfis sei4t cosfsr =
$50 ~ 4otlfsisss t1is s5tes ~ tssega0a~ -
ssstal s4r,L Gar leiop acne 1alnoeF u 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Gentlemen. before going away for a vsca-
ton do not forget % call AZ Gardiner &
Raxters and get bathing suit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
r1scr1I,Nrnrs sEIIINn pRIcEs-
AntifermentIne

Can yonr fruits without cooking with Anti
fermeDtine. Ladies. call and see Antifer
meutiue nj HATCH's.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

OgFtoE orr V. TAYLOR Powers Block,
GRAND RAPIDS. July IS. lso5
ghieaa,,, markets opened weak to-day under
t.,..r for,.is,n adyices Dot soon turned up under
a spirited demand from shorts and closed strong
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
BASEBALL.

DEFAOiI.
n.troi4 1000 o o. 1 )
~. IO0is ..-.-.. v
Base hits ~ Louis s. Detroit T. krroIs ~.
Looi- 4 Detroit : Pitchers. Casey and Boyle.
Umpire. fergos9n.
BUFFALO.
Chicago ,..----..--V y
Huff.fo .......-..... D 0 . o O.
Base hit. Buffalo . Chlcago I krror. bof
fslo. q Chicago 4. Pitchers, Iiarkson and wood
Umpire. Uauney.
SEw Fohk
Providence 80 Il o 0 o O.
New York. ....--.- o i
base bite. Ne~ York IS, Providence, y. Error.
New York g. Providence. 5, Pitchers. Had
bourne and keefe. Umpire, COnnell-
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Extract ~ vanills rs per pint 10 cents
Per ounce Our own make Peck's Drug
Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Price lead and oil before buying. Car
not be under-oid. Peck's Drug Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
TO IL p r I c E q
COAL, WOOD, LIME, CEM6N
Wholesale and Retail Address
A. b. KNOWLSOE,
NJ. : Cana ST.. bsse7er'
CENTRAL PATTERN SHOP

Drawing Psfferns Models snd Iigtf NsL
ehinery. Msctine Frsua-e s1d General job Work
Drssinsp carefully sIecufed srd eoTiss made -
ere blns print prseess-
Mechanics Bloct eorner Isoris sDd Csnps1 80
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Tooth acre drops n cents per bottle
pecks Druz Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Prescriptions prepared. We pnt ID 400
Pep ~0~th n fancy PRICES. Peck's Ding
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

MIXED paints, a colors, IN auart and gallon
cans. Peck's Drag Store.
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16
BAY NE : :s5 5' NJ n:
<r-s~-rse r1-io~. to NJ zT1IRs TO 1--WE

- = - e =

Bsesl Es-sf snd I<v O4Fee~
F4sl asrs.s ~ ssIe srsd - --ff- Maney is@3e1
ar-rs ~ @c-er sri PROPERTY iecke1 sfteT - tne
V>s~ ~ -asprrsaf4e -eszz Eo-r-s fsure- tslrrk
q 80 a. NSzroe p<-.sf
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Try ire x-resl ticket At the Vinsiso,
Dining Hali. "a Monroe street
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

Fecs Beef iron and Vine - centz Der
pint fnr oxn make. P7ck's Ding Store
Grand Rapids morning telegram. (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 188?-18??, 1885-07-16

TELEPHONE CALL ISL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-27
Cable Clicks,

PARIS, February 26.-The chamber of
deputies rejected the counter proposals
of NJ. Germain, to abolish the tax ON
unoccupied land, to raise the necessary
revenue by an increase of the duty
upon alcoholic liquors.
In accordance with the request OF
Prince Hohenlohe, the German en-
bassador to France, government has
ordered the expulsion of German
Socialists concerned in the riot which
occurred on the occasion of the funeral
of Jules Wales, well known Socialistic
journalist.
1.-THE number Of German Socialists
ordered to leave France for participa-
ting in the demonstration at the funeral
of Wales. is only three.
HoNG KoNG, February 26.-The com
mander of the German corvette, Stosch i,
has received by telegraph orders OF
considerable length. 1t is believed the
vessel will proceed TO the Pacific.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-27
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH: FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY p, 1885.

ton; therefore, Randall asked unani-
nous consent to strike from the bill the
silver coinage clause; but Hepburn
objected. Then Randall modified his
motion.se as to move to suspend
the rules and pass the sundry civil bill.
with the silver clause stricken out, after
a two hours debate on the New
Orleans proposition with opportunity
being offered TO amend the same.
Milliken iced and Porter opposed
passing the bill under suspension OF
the rnles.
Anderson did not want an extra
session, but he did not want the appro-
prlatlon committee, year after year, to
pass bills in this manner.
randall said that, in season and out
OF season, he had informed the House
that unless the appropriation commit
tee had the right OF way, there was
danger of an extra session, and re-
peatedly had the committee been voted
down. 1t was manifest that if this bill
was to be passed in time to become law
before the 4th of March. it must be
passed in the way he proposed.
RandalPs motion was then agreed TO
and two hours debate allowed under
it was begun.
Horn opposed the New Orleans ex-
position appropriation. Congress had
already, in good faith, loaned the
exposition 100000 on the state
ment that $4,000 had already
been raised and more would be
raised. What has been done with that
81, 000,0 900? That was conundrum. He
defied any man to take the reports of
the board OF management to show what
had been done with it, except in gen.
eral way, such as did not admit of any
accuracy whatever The exposition had
mad great success, in getting into debt,
and had created an indebtedness of
$50, 900,
Edwards had given notice that he
would, at the proper time, offer an
special committee of three members, to
investigate the management of the ex-
position and report to the House before
the 10th of December; then, if Congress
wanted TO pay out more money to the
exposition, if it wanted to be defrauded
out of any more money, it could make
the appropriation.
Follett supported the appro-
priation, and contended that
the honor. of the nation was at
stake to make the exposition success.
He also maintained that the manage
ment OF the exposition had been con-
dn,eted. mot only honestly but economi-
csily.
O'Nein PENN said that his con-
stituents,would not endorse his action,
il he did not vote to give away this $780,
600 to the New Orleans exposition.
Keller, Cannon and Russell favored
the appropriation.
The debate having Chased, the bill
over until tomorrow and the House adj
journed. sF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-27
Particulars of the Flight Of
Mayor Nevins.
MR.. CLEVELAND AND SILVER
Cable Clicks-A CHASTITY Item-Eng-
land and Russia France and
Burmah.
The Fleeing Mayor.

PoRT TOWNSEND, w. T., February g.
Following are the particulars relating
to the flight of ex-Mayor Thomas
Nevins. About year ago he came here
from Whatcom, w. T., and engaged in
practicing the law under the name of
John d. Voorhees,. He soon became
associated with A. L. Teele and the
firm of Teele & Voorhees, flourished.
On Teele's election as Justice of the
peace last November, the firm dissolved,
and voorhees, began to practice on his
OWN account. After his disappearance
on Saturday it transpired that he was
the abseonding Mayor of Adrian,
Mich, who, with portion of the City
Council, issued city bonds for water
works, and sold the bonds to the extent
Of $4,000. This resulted in those who
were responsible being found guilty of
exceeding the official authority.
Voorhees, claimed that he left to screen
others, assuming responsibility him
self. He was Single while Others were
married. He also states that he received
no money for the bonds, it being de-
posted III New York bank in trust for
subsequently cancelled and Adrian lost
nothing. When he arrived here he was
recognized by persons who knew him in
Michigan. He convinced them that he
came west with desire to redeem him.
self, so, they permitted the matter to
rest until his flight became known.
Friends. here claim that his indebted
ness, the amount not known, will be
paid in full.
The immediate cause of Nevins flight
was the receipt of a telegram from a
friend in Michigan, warning him that
his whereabouts was known. Nevin
settled his affairs, raised small sum of
money, by forging his name, from a
Port Townsend business man, and de-
parted by steamer for San Francisco
under fictitious name. His flight was
not known until after the steamer
| reached San Francisco, thus precluding
hopes of his capture. 1t is believed he
has gone to South America.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-27
In the Commons

LONDON, February 26.-In the House
of Commons, this evening, Henry
Chaplain, Conservative for the mid
division of Lincolnshire, resumed the
debate on Stafford Northcote's motion
to censure government for its Egyptian
policy. He declared that half way
measures would not suffice. The enter
prise in which the nation was now en-
gagged must be concluded and not many
months must elapse before the ac-
cumulated errors and craven conduct of
treachery towards General Gordon
should meet with righteous and just
reward in the deep anG INSTRUMENTATION
of an outraged and indignant nation.
Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, under
foreign secretary, stated that govern
ment had notified France that England
wassunable to assent to the decision of
France to treat rice as a contraband of
war