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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-12
ChiIdren's OvereOats al Cut Rates.
EIeemAn Bros, corner seyenth and D.

In accordance with the wish OF the deceased
the body Of The late Rev. William II. Chanting,
who died In London on December 23, will be-
brought 10 America for interment IN the family
lot In A0unt Auburn Cemetery, Boston. the
body will arrive In charge Of his son, Mr.. II. A.
obannipg, and funeral services Will probably
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-12
Monday, January IL, 1885.

,E,lteyed a The PostQoiee IN Wasam0ton as secon
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-01-12

This weeks engagement of tho come
dians, Robson and Crane and their excel
lent comedy company, at Albaugh's Grand
Opera House, will be hailed with delight
by their many friends in this city. They
will inauguTate- their campaign of merri-
ment this evening with Dion Boucicaults
great comedy, Forbidden Fruit" one of
the prolific dramatist's brightest efforts, in
which Mr.. Stuart Robson will enact the
role Of Cato Douo, and his worthy partner,
Mr.. William II, Crane, that of Sergeant Bas-
ter, roles in which they are in the highest
degree comical. On Wednesday evening
will be seen Robson and Cranes Boarding
House." Thursday and Friday evenings
their new comedy, "The Cherub5." Satur-
day matinee they will repeat Forbidden
Fruit" and terminate their engagement
Saturday night with "Sharps and Flats"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
Sran8 S, SaYres
bat itets cine ponitdubise ausiuab1 bon
ynBs n1b Musfattnngsluaaren
fir Santen an Saub.
l7-1I Walbinaton Np., ct. Gipuo, Winu
Sanoz lnS Scuet Seriideruugs=
M9entl1r.

Die unter3cl9neteH uifertren sesen 100
clltlbtrte Sarlnen iouie mebrere taulenb
Qder nilDes 9cnb in Gtearns, Benton,
Morrilpn lnh Sttertail Counties sltm Ser.
fauf. ga mir III mebreren 6itliden 2etz
tunsen uniere9ar } 4sentur anseseiat baben
uno hcreits mehrere Nadfraaen an uns
ergan9en limb, mare es ratbiam fir Sober
mann, Der 9ano su perfaufen bat, Bel uns
u~or5uiprcben unb 8reis unb 8ebinauraen
ansugeben. Iae Socumente pie DEEDS.
mortgages, Contracts etc. perben bon uus
9eieblt9 ansefertist Isentur bon mebrereu
loltben Seuer : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Grid & @ /.
26- ct. Glpuh. Mtnneipta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
Aus Der 6erntanta!

SD, Der 1tnterseidnete. babe einen Sobn
tpel6er Sabrelang nit gpilepIie pber sSaI<
iubt bebaftet tuarb; troboem i6 fein Mittel
unperiu6t lieB, tparb bod feine Seilunq big
mir Die Silfe oes Serru Sr. GarI @irt6 Jest
yep. 10 8eit 3rO Str, ct. Saul MinneiDta,
IN Inipru6 nabmen. Sa nun mein 9 pbn
i9on etnigeSabre sdn5li6 BON bieiem ibred=
lt9en 9eiben befreit 1T, ebenio einise an bere
aus bieitaer@esenb burb Sr. @irtb gebeilt
%puroen, 10 baltic t6 es fir meme 9fidt Die
NIT oteier &ranfbeit bebafteten biersuf auf-
merriam 81 MAIDEN. g. 6. 9lpmpItb, isis.
@rn It 81 utTaeb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22

Gin ua%nbslnbe5 Sfelett.-Ser 6. Sprin.
ger bon fredericksburg, Ya., ihreibt: SD
lit oil 9lnsenfieber mt 3u~n9enauspurf, u.
Ianf au einem Sfelett berunter. I'D erbiel;
cine Slaife BON Or. Sings neuer gntoef.
flung seeen sius5ebrurs gum Seriud, ruelde
mir 10 gut that, oaB i'd eineu Dollar ipertb
Slaide faufte. Nadoem i9 3 Slaiden se,
brauft bate, erfarnte th in mir nobmals
einen Wann, ponitdnois Der @eluubbeit pie=
fergesebelt, NIT 9utem Ippetit nit eiuem
9%eiuihtseiuinn pDn AZ Bfuuo.
Mau iprebe por in Ger. g. Openers
Gpotbefe uuo lafe iid stne Slalhe oiefes
lidlern Seifmittels geseH ale 9unaenfranf.
heitcn gum Seriub scben. @robe Slaldcn
100.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
Scr WprOnern.
9aiern. Gin foibares @eidenf bat

Waterit. Gtn fo1tbareS @eId)enf bat
Der &6nig BON 8aiern Der. 8ir5burser
lniperIitdt ge!uibmet. Gs beitebt lii
einem iilbernen, reid ne~rgoloeten Safel=
aufIab, ben bier gefr6nte 26tpen tra9en.
Quf einem 9brone, Der bas @anSe ab.
idlieBt, erbebt ii6 Die berrli9e @eitali
Der Alma Julia. gin ben bier geiten
befinben iid Die g0esurien Der bier Sa=
cultdten, ferner Die 8ilbniiie bes Grin
oers, bes Neuerbauers unb bes iebigen
8roteeturs Der uniueriitdt, bes &Dnigs.
Das sanSe lit in foitbarer Qusarbeituns
bon 8rofeiior Salbreiter in Miin6en
sefertist. ueber ben Seritelunsspreis
oes reid nit @celiteilen beiebten &upft
tperfes curiiren Die peri1ieOen1ten Sc:
riidte, mani ipri6t BON $4,000 unb 1907
900 Marf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22

Stuttgart. Gus pielen Sbeilen bes
9anoes iinb in ben lesten Tasen pieoer
8eri6te iber bebeutenoe burb @etpittel
unb Sasel ueruriadte S9dben einselau.
fen; 10 BON Neresbeim, 0iidinsen, Sci
Denbeim, BON Der Glib uno benz Sdrbis;
ielte, BON ben Warfunsen, @eritetten,
6eu6linsen, Selbenfinsen, 9ettinsen,
8oblbeim, Sssenbauien, Iattbeim.
S%leiubeim. @%eislinsen, 8rdunisbeim
S6alfitetten, @eiler II. a. nj.
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b. b. 9epe, tn Der @dbe Ssnabriids aui
Dem am 8tesberse reiSenb selesenen
Suite Sobneburs mubnbaft, bat in Die
len Sasen oas an feline 8eiibunsen
grenSenoe %ipertbuolle go'onat Mi6el su
paite, wie es beiBt, iir 10000 Marf =
na6 anoeren ausaben fir 10000 81
= ansefauft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
9a8els uno SemcrperT6ermma.

Gebritber ItpUob iino 9i1trift : 9lgenten
tar Die alte continental" =Seuerperfide=
r1nss9eieui9aft in Seem gorf nnb periidern
ee9en
Sa8el, Seter nnS sturmtpinS.
G Office in 8. Us. 8rufart's qntts.
tube, Spnoicate Slof, ct. glpub, Minn.
Wan iprebe Dor bel
@ebriiDer Itnppb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
NotiS beyislid Nniidubs Der
Yetition.
5taat Winnelota.
Stearlts Gountp.

Da bic POM Sparo Der GOunts<G snmif Ore bes &C.
nannten Stsrns G.. s%rnannten gsF6tiser br Spl
5reb. 6umtUe, Serb. .3acsppsft, SEES. 3ac,pmsfi
Sree Sstett, Carl SOlstfer, aus. sdulbs 6. gSet, 8
8ebrft, s. q. 8nebsl, &t. Stdnser, Serm. N6ec.
Eter. Bod unt SERB. 9rasma6er untsr;siSusten
POM 10. Oejem6er 1884 bdhirten Hnc IN retner Sffc
dufbstpatrten getttipn, in rel6er bas 3ieten cine;
Gffeatli6en @rabens les IN ~bsrielben ansesebenen gBe
scs entlans, IN rneiner Office gu @uniten Der prppr'
nirten Grbeit beridteten unb ZEN 8eri6t In meinsr
Sdnsen lts6en; Spt rtrb tiermit Der Iufi6ub Der Se'
5rtert unb taraber tsfin,mt wirp Der senanrtem
Scarb ter 60. Grntmifdre Bel teren nI6ften Ser.
%iammluns i'm epurtsaufe in ct. GlDus
ant Sienstas, oen %. Suit 1885
9 utr @admitass. DIE etrefs, ME psn s%saannter
Seii6ttsern empfeflent beridtrt, 1T fplssnts:
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s2 Rsi g 500 sst1qNs ssi I sann = z 4 49, sG St iit'a ,s srr g gsi:
tipn $4,000 5uF; bann q 40 3O Sfti6 sur Statir,
sS--13OO SuB, eann y 1870 8 sur Stattpn 92--4OC
5us; tann q 800 s sur Stettrn IS 600 Sue.
SO 3U 6 sur Citation 1t9x30-630 sur; bann q 76o
30 9 snr 9 .atiCn t36-1670 5us; tanu q 300 so 6
;ur Stattrn 14tx50, $50 Sas unt enbenb in einenSad
GlaHe 81 psfli6. Die 0ifan, it 25s-iOO @silsn
uni Der 5aa Der 9inie i'm Sur6f6nttt tS50-100 Sue.
Die Nauten Ser Seripnen, eu.G oeren sane Der pro,
sentrte Sraben Beiesen wtrS, inb %trisenee: Warta
@ertr. Sraun, Ntd. S6ben, Sreb Wumtpp, Gpptta
@umtrw Serm. S6dfer.
OH Iamen Ger @ruuoeisenttu M St tsrsn9ans
affeirt ptrb, fnb ~fplsente: 8art Bed, Sarl Sptstfer.
S. g.. 8nebel, 1arid .. @ilfOn. g.. 9. Glarte. Ib.
Stdnser. S. Satttnser, Nid. S5sen, @ut. 8auaia,
Srptia @umtpw, Saecb Ssder, Ssrm. S4dfer. Int.
@U6msiisl, @id. Sentess, aus. SdutB, suhp. a5ps,
SIR. MiGer. g. s. Wrbe, 3. &rnnsrafsn. 80. S.
S8ulB, 6. .. Wpsr, Srsb. Settle. sos. 8unsleben,
Serb. 3acSppsfi, gGm. Sad, Oreea ct. Senepiet, {.
g.. 6 3dc,ppsfi, sos. 3acspwsft, Sreb. @risml6er,
9trt. Tram, Itept. 8rf, Gnt. Stser, 8r. @umtppr
9e;sust unb beetbist am %. Swai 1885.
Barnep 0pS5era
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
81 perfaufeu pber su perpa1tel

ginem @ei6dftsmanne. Der in Der gouu.
trip einen Store 81 halten seipi1t 1T, lit cine
quite @ele9enheit 9~eboten, elm "a bel SS Sub
9rpBes Stpre9ebdube NIT ober obne Die Do
5u Seb6risen 70 Nder 9anb 81 taufen oOer
III pa6ten. Ser@ei4dftsplaB lit Elm gut &C.
legener uno e~rfreute it'd ftets elmer gutel
unteritiiSuns; au6 iillo Die 2anbereien
pertbpole. Ndberes erfdbrt mon beim 81
9entbumer Senrp Stnaen.
Stem Munih, Stearns So. :, M{tnn. 2S-3ml
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22
Sudlen'S Irnica.S albe.

Sudlen's 4rniea. Sable. = Sie bette
Salbe in Der &elt fir S6nittipunben,
Grandmother, S6merSen, @eibpulf, Sal5z
fluff. Sieberseiapiire, 5leaten, S9rammen,
6%iibnerauaen unb ale Sautfrantbeiten, bell
Sdmorrbsioen, ober ionit - feline 3abluna.
&r 9arantirt pDle 3ufrieoenbeit oDer Das
@elb suridertattet. 9reis 25 Gen ts Dit
Shadtel. 3u faufen BEL Geo. g. Gpencer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22

SauienOe iasen 10. 3err s. IS. gtf,ns
@iraro, Gau., i6reibt: sd beanitanoe eS
CO ME, ibren @leftriihen Sitters melner
RAnoen 81 empfeblen; iie seben ponftdrbige
3nfrtebenbeit unb perfnufen ii6 in farse,
3eit." electric &itters iino Die rciul1en unt
anerfannt beiten Meoisinel, uno beiien pc.
litiD Hieren= uno Qeberleiben. sic r~eiriacr
hos Slut uno reguliren ben Nta9eu. 3eine
6am,lie iolte obne bieielben letu. Sic ipa-
rem buroerte BON Spllars all Onctar 3ted)-
munger jehes Scbr.
&ertauit gu 80 Gents Die Siaibe bel Geo,
6. Speucer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-07-22

Sabp mar tranf, mir sa6eu ibr Gatorta,
Ais fe elm aino NOR, jef fe nod Gatorta,
Gle purbe elm Sraulein, une bielt 81 Cafeteria
&Is fe 3inoer bate, sat fe ibnen Gaftorta.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
HONORS PAID THE DEAD.
TAKING COLFAxS BODY HOME.
Met AT Chicago by a Large Concourse
of Distinguished Citizens-The
Verdict of a Coroner's Jury.

MAkKATo Mimi, Jan. 1.-THE coroner's
inquest on the death of Schuyler CoifaI re-
suited in verdict in accordance with the
facts. The Odd Fellows of the city took
charge of the remains and telegram sent to
Mr.. Studebaker at South Bend, was ans
wered by a request 10 ship the body imme-
diately TO Mr. Colfax's home. L.. Il. Hunt
and L. Patterson, two eminent Odd Fellows
of this place. accompanied the remains To
South Bend last night.
The special train bearing the remains left
here at midnight on the Northwestern road.
The remains were enclosed IN hand
some casket, draped with the silk banner of
the Alexander Wilkins O.. A. X. post, and
covered with flowers. Three bands, two
companies of National Guards, the local
Odd Fellows lodge, city fire department,
city council, board of trade and large
number of citizens escorted the casket To the
depot The car was beautifully draped, and
upon either side was the inscriptions:
Schuyler Colfax, died at Mankato, Mlnn.
Jan. 13, 1885. The nation mourns.
The verdict of the coroner's jury attribut-
ing death To heart disease was placed or rec
ord this morning. The face preserved re-
markably life-like appearance. The city
council held special meeting at III O'Clock
last night and passed resolutions of condol-
ence, and afterward attended religious SER
vices at the residence of DIR. Harrington.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA special train bearing
the remains of the late Schuyler Colfax ar
rived here over the Chicago Northwestern
road at clock tonight. Notwithstanding
the prevalence of binding snow-storm,
and the fact that but few hours notice had
been given. the depot was thronged with
representatives of the various Odd Fellows
Lodges of the City, members of the Grand
Army of the Republic, Veterans Corps and
private citizens. Among the latter
Judge Bodgett, and number of
were ex-Postmaster General Gresham,
prominent Chicagoans, together with dele
CATION of twenty from South Bend. num-
Der of ladies were also in the throng. All
present formed in double line. Their
heads were barred IA the black casket, its top
covered with faded flowers, was borne down
the platform and through the depot to the
hearse in waiting. An escort of five hun
dred accompanied the remains to the Lake
Shore depot, where they we're placed on a
special train which left for South Bend at 8
o'clock.
The remains of the late Schuyler Colfax
arrived at South Bend at a late hour TOD
night, and were received at the depot by a
sorrowful concourse of relatives and friends.
The funeral will probably be postponed till
Monday, in order to permit an attendance
of the daughter, Mrs. Hollister, of Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
hONORS TO JEFF DAVIS.


BALrIaoEs, Jan. l4-The Society Of the
Army aud Navy of the Confederate States
to-day elected Jefferson Davis an honorary
member of the society and appointed CON-
mittee 10 send him certificate Of member
ship, and 10 express their esteem and love
for him. Judge Dallam, chairman, sent the
certificate this evening, accompanied by a
letter in which they say: "Ihe undersigned,
your old soldiers and friends, were
appointed committee 10 inform you
of this action Of the society and TO
convey to you the sentiments of the society.
that its members entertain for you the pro-
foundest respect for your devotion To the
cause of the South, and for your honorable
career and character. Permit Us TO add
that we are happy in the belief that when
your calumniators and slanderers shall have
long been forgotten your fame Will grow
with the ages, and your character hereafter
shine as an example Of all that is pure, pa
triotic and intelligent"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
A FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT
AYouTn KILLED BY AN ELEVATOR
An Elevator in the Bissell Carpet
Sweeper Factory Comes Down
Upon the Young Mans Head.

A sad aud distressingly repulsive accident
occurred in the BisseI Carpet-Sweeper fac
tory al about half past four O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. Al that time boy employed
IN the factory named Gerritt kersyes, resid-
ing al % Williams street, was standing near
the passage way of the elevator, which was
at the top of the building The boy stood
leaning against a stick which formed
guard across the doorway 10 the shaft. lie
did not seem 10 notice that the elevator wac
just above him and liable 10 descend al any
moment. be stood with his head bowed
down. The approach of the elevator did not
disturb him. Just as il was about TO descend
upon him some one near by noticed
the boys position and called to him, but not
in time TO save him, The elevator struck
him on the back of his head, scraping of the
scalp and breaking the neck. Its further
movement was stopped by the body of the
victim. The elevator was operated by Frank
Cake, who claims he shouted al
Kerseys as the elevator was coming down.
Coroner Bradish and undertaken Dolbee were
summoned and the body was taken TO the
latter's establishment al the corner of Ionia
and Fountain streets. The coroner summon
ed the following jurors: j. B. Williams l.. b.
Bradish, j. l.. Proud, W. Ii. White, Martin
Woodruff A. {. Chisholm, who viewed the
remains and adjourned 10 meet this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15

The following are the Senate committees
appointed by Lieut. Gov. Buttars:
Appropriations and Finance-G. A. Smith.
Belknap. Austin. Shoemaker. Sherwood.
Jadiciary-Hubbell, Carveth, !. w. Smith.
Hawley. Pulver.
Federal Relations - Carveth. Spencer.
Cline
State ATairs-Phelps. Brown. Sherwood.
University-Shoemaker Monroe. ). w.
Smith.
Agricultural CoIlege-M Monroe, Sherwood.
Carveth.
State Normal Schools W. smith. Aus
tin, Huest0u.
State Public School at CoIdwater-H Henry.
Woodruff. Hertxler.
Education and Public Schoois-Carvet
Monroe Davis
Reform SchooI-Spencer. Moon. Curtis
House Of Correction g. A. Smith, Brown.
Davis.
State Prison Brown. Henry, PinneIl.
Insane Asylum Spencer, Edwards. Houa-
ton.
Deaf and HubbeI. Woodruff.
Davenport
Religious and Benevolent Societies Brown.
Phelps Manwaring
Claims and Public Accounts Phelps. q.
A. Smith. 6reiner.
Ranks and lnoorporationa- Monroe Hob
haii. Shoemaker.
Cities and Villages Frans'is. -. A. smith.
Davis.
Mines. Minerals, eic. Stephenson Kesnpf.
Manwaging.
Canals and River and Hsfhof Improve
uaeufa-H Henff. CURTIS. Davenport
Printing Curtis, hefnap. faiFff
Constitutional Amsn1a~sts = ". Smith.
Frenris. HaWieg
state labrafY Ha~ley. sistheuson, raf
renter.
Military Affairs w0sdfaT. iiablssii.
titeuIakes
fasnfanee~ Fsjssfts, AasfIa. C8ffis
state Gspibi sod Faiils kalisiass usffs
ief. Atef fleHsoa - at.afaT
Eatiie Hsalth iiasstas. tsfFsfb. Dssis
fsbile laB8s AsB~aflse Nte1asf
fAsiIz
Iaslaiafs1iss DsFls retbsil, tsEEE
fisssl.laiesi eBfFs3 ~ Sfsts fefsiss. 1sftls
slsf tt seen.
AsfieaIlafsi issssssts sFFsHsss ttFsisss
HeszisfEEss1.
Msel.snsesl fssssssss lsssssssssss sess.
fssssl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
AFATAL HORNiNG BEE.
An Enraged Bridegroom Shoots into
a Crowd Of His Neighbors.

HOWELL. Mich, Jan. IA newly married
man named Amos Dibble, who lives in the
township of Oceola, three miles north of
Howell, was rendered ''horning bee" last
night by large party of men from the
surrounding country. Dibble became
frantic with rage at the indignity thus
put upon himself and his bride, and
being unable to get rid of the noisy mob
by protest or entreaty, fired twice
from an upper window with telling effect.
Edward Mann, who had left his family of a
wife and five children to engage in the dem
onstration, was shot in the head and died
within three hours. Nelson Brewer was shot
in the face, and John Walker and Chester
Wiling were wounded in the lower parts of
their bodies, the former severely and the
latter slightly. Great excitement exists and
opinions differ widely as to the justifable
ness of Dibble's vigorous defense of his
property and peace.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
FERRY ON THE AGGRESSIVE.
He Excites the Chamber of Deputies |
by his Warike Remarks.

PARIS, Jan. 14.-In the Chamber of Depu-
ties to-day Premier Ferry declared it to be
the intention of the government to occupy
Tonquin completely up to the Chinese front
ier. General Lewal, Minister of War, de-
Tended the plan for the mobilization of the
army and asserted that there was nothing in
the movement which need compromise
France in her foreign relations. With the
three millions of soldiers ready to march it
was impossible for the army to remain
crouching with eyes fixed upon single
point. Some degree of mobilization was
necessary, if only as measure OF army
government and discipline. This speech
created q marked sensation, and is generally
regarded as injudicious. The effect of the
Minister'S remarks was heightened by the
fact that the German ambassador, Prince
Hohenlohe. was present in the Chamber.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15


FIOUR-Duli and without important changes
Superfde 81 1908 25; round hoop Ohio. s. l0H
IS; Minnesota extra s. IO96 0o; southern -four
steady: commonto choice extra. s. 50f15 N.
WHEAT-Options irregular and unsettled. clos
ing about steady at some advance. Spot iots
firm. bat quiet. Spot sales Of ungraded winter
at slGe2c: No. red g2Hf4A. No. 2 red state AZ
aOhc: No. red winter. February, slhGRac.
do March, 93is6Q4%c: do April. a5lsHEAc.
CoRS-Options firm and generally higher. clo~-
ing firm at - To lc higher. Spot lots FIRM and
fractionally higher. Spot sales Of ungrsded mixed
at 5oa5sc. No At 81 &c steamer mixed al 5IAc.
OATs-No. mixed. ouipt but firm. closing
steady at ls6Ac advance. Spot lots firm and NC
niger. spot saies Of No white ssixc fod. No
mixed. s6c bid No. 2 mixed. February s5c. do
March. S5rc.
RYE-Firm. Western siHSc.
BARLEY Nominal
PoRE-Dull. mess. SIs 25nIs -.
IsRD-Firru, bat quiet. q - cash. g. l4N
rs January: s. ieI7 q February.
SUeaR-Moiersfely active. fair 10 good rein
ing. 11-I6d4 i2-lec.
BUTTER State. lsft 2ec Western 10fTzsc.
Rsss Firm. state and Western. 27f.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
Decisions of the Supreme Court.

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 14.-Decisions rem
dered in the Supreme Court to-day Affirm
ed: Edwards v. Mckernan, by division of
the court: Milcrove " American Lumber
Company National Bank of Sturgis v. Deal;
Nye v. Clark: Port Huron & Southwestern
Railway V. Potter Harrison Wire Company
v. Moon: Clifford V. Macarthur: Reynolds ".
McMullen: Newcomb V. Irwin ct al. Stewart
V. Shaw ct al; Morse V. Byam; Beebe ".
Kashing. Reversed: Warner V. Comstock;
Maxwell v. Kellogg; Foster ct al. v. Hill;
People v. Sweeney; Vinton v. Beamer ct al;
Stebbins v. Township of Keene: In Levree ".
Geerlings and Brock V. Keppel. demurrers
were sustained. In Barchille v. Cashier of
First National Bank Of Port Huron, motion
denied.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
TRADE AND FINANCE.
OFYICK OF Il. V. TAYLOR, Sweets Hotel
GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. Ia. lsa5.

GRAND RAPIDS. Jan. Ia, 1855.
Foreign markets. following the easier feeling
in Chicago for the first two days Of this week.
were reported to-day weak and Id lower on wheat.
Exports of wheat and -four from three seaboard
ports yesterday were about equal 10 10000 bu.
wheat Car lots received in Chicago to-day were
49, cars wheat. 297 cars corn. loo cars oats ana
10000 hogs. Chicago markets opened weak. but
winter wheat markets were generally firm. and
demand for wheat was developed at the decline
which finally turned the whole list and closing
prices on everything very the highest OF
the day. Good exports. smaller acreage. damaged
wheat fields small stocks of wheat abroad small
er stocks of -four at home will not permit wheat
af eflc II. bevginC
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-01-15
COMMITTEES NAMED.
The LEGISLATURE AT WORK.
The Men Who Get the Places and the
Places Which Get the Men in Both
Houses Kent Not Neglected.

LANSING, Jan l4.-in the Senate, petitions
were to-day presented By Mr.. Hawley, from
the Board of Aldermen Of Detroit, that the
Legislature be requested 10 pass a bin ex-
tending the limits of the city of Detroit;
from the Board Of Supervisors OF Cass
County, praying for the passage of law
whereby Michigan railroads shall be taxed
in a similar manner to railroads ia the State
of New York; also, by the same body, for an
amendment to the tax laws of 1882, extend
ing the time in which taxes shall be paid in
townships 10 the first Monday in January.
Private Secretary Osmun announced the
appointment of Henry >. Hubert as his mes
senger.
Bills noticed: Authorizing the holding OF
township elections and other meetings within
the limits Of cities and villages; amending
the law OF 1868 for the encouragement of
agriculture, manufactures and the mechanic
arts; Incorporating the village of Manis-
tique; authorizing the county of Saginaw to
borrow $4,000, and To issue bonds therefor
10 pay existing bonds; amending the statute
relative To jurisdiction of Justices of the
peace; amending the act relative 10 the inn
provement of highways, private roads and
bridges; a joint resolution declaring the ne
cesslty Of establishing a soldiers home and
for JOINT committee To investigate the adj
visibility of using the Dearborn arsenal pro-
perty for such purpose; amending the COM
piled laws OF 1871 relative 10 the statute of
Limitation IN certain cases; regulating the
sale and manufacture OF drugs and medi-
Clnes.
By Mr.. Hawley-Providing for the repre-
sentatiOn of different political parties on
boards OF election.
Bills were introduced in the Senate o-day
as follows: BY Mr.. Notwithstanding the
statutes relative To the enforcement of labor
liens, referred 20 the Committee on Judiciary
and Labor. BY Mr.. Hubbell-Amending
the law relative TO limited cOpartnerships.
BY Mr.. Hawley-A bill To establish
informative estate officers. By Mr..
Hawley-Joint resolution To hasten the
civilization of the Indians; referred to the
Committee on Federal Relations. By Mr..
HuestOn-Relariye To the foreclosure of
mortgages by advertisements. BY Mr.. Hub
bell-Concurrent resolution asking that
Michigan representatives and Senators in
Congress support a bill for the sale of the
Lake Superior ship canal to- the Federal
Government, To be thereafter improved and
maintained as a free water way for all the
states; after some debate, referred to a
special committee consisting of Messrs.
Kemp, Curtiss and Carveth.