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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

Al Tar MoEIoN. Ii. - Sill, Soath Bend
{. Is. MoriOrd and wife, ~ Thomas. Out
III. A. NeWklrk, Chicago &. G. Jenks, De
front A. n. Stevenson. Chicago. Nm IA
beaumont. keN York. J b. Hamilton. Iwt
kivers. We h. A. Ghddeu Detroit. A. =
ko~ley, New YORK &. Weakly. buffalo
Frank A. Kills. New iork Frank =. Conner
New York. Geo. q. nugg Buffalo; &. h
CLARK, 80 ton. Beul. i. Berry. Toledo.
Al SWEFI' q j. H. Brown New \ orb III
ii. Worcester. u. ID. Cady, Fred g. boyd
Detroit, Aies. Aarons, PhiiadelIihia; /.
l.. Moore Cincinnati, ID. simmons, Indian
apolis' II. Ricker-berry, Philadelphia q
NJ. Cronket, Lansing.
Al TnF RATHHuN.- Il. = SAe' w A
Marzh, New York. N. B 4
l.. Goodrich. Chicago; J. 0irard, OhloAs
Levi HOLMES and wife, ND+......, ... ~. -.
lin, Marshall. +. II. Nherr, Marshall.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

LONDON, July 3s.-in the House of Com
stated that the Legislature of Barbados had
petitiOned the Government To endeavor 10
effect the contamination of the proposed
treaty of commerce between the United
States and British West Indies. The Secre-
tary declined TO state what steps, If any,
were being taken by the Government III that
Hiral.finr,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
An Old Battle Re-Fought.

Last night while two old soldiers were
seated in the Hansen House, opposite the
Union depot, they got into a dispute about
the battle of Gettysburg. when one got 80
enraged that he struck the other with his
cane over the head, leaving an ugly wound.
However the disturbance WAS quIeted with
out the aid of the polIoe, and both left the
house and boarded their train IN "A brotherly
fashion.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Established 1854

Our National Celebration.
together with the low prices,
we are selling our Dry Good
and Carpets for, brough. 70
this city by far "A create.
number of people from every
section of our state than eve.
before on any occasion that
has ever occurred in the his.
tory of Grand Rapids.
SPRING d COMPANY,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
dirard Osas


Mr.. Jas. Whitworth was ankiously search
ing for hor husband, Who is a s~iichman ia
the employ of the Michigan Central railroad.
yesterday. She says be left home Monday so
draw has pay from the company. the pay
car being IA the city. and had been absent
from home over twenty four hour Some
over a months wages was due " hitWorth
and there are suspicious that be has drawn
the money aud left the city. leaving has fam
lly 10 provide for themselves
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

MkWoN. y. T.. July -. j be barn of Solo
mon punsel. north Of this place ues set on
destroyed A negro namel Garter and his
wife and cIild, vho had taken rffuge in the
barn frsm tho storm were killed hy hght
uiur Three cows and three horses were
al.n klLlel
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Nm Old Lady Killed

FLINT, Mich, July 2S.-A buggy in which
was seated Mrs. Nathan GansOn. aged ~.
was struck by north bound passenger train
on the Flint & Pere Marquette road at noon
to-day. The vehicle and horse were torn ia
pieces and the old lady fatally injured. She
lived in Mundy. and had been visiting rela-
tives IN this city. She was old and infirm
and did not see or hear the approach of the
train. She died shortly after ] o'clock.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND, O., July 28.-The weather and
the track were good for the races to-day
The principal event was between Mohawk
Gift and Almont Gift, the latter took sec
ond. fourth and fifth heats. Best time 2:25i5
In the 2:.i5 class an unknown horse called
"Beauregard' won. The 2:20 race was un-
finished. Adelaide took the first two heats
IL j. said Phallas was matched too day against
Harry Wilkes in Philadelphia some time in
Aupust
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

WssHrVeroS. fuiY z--s sssistsn Adiatsnt-
General Nckeiver. on anty sf fhe Wsr De-
partnsent. has been ordered to duty at san
Frsncizco on l'ctsber B. relieving Col 4ohn
e. kftton. ~ ere 3iHtant freue-ai Depart
meut. eho vi report for d1fy 60 the Nsr
Department
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

The members Of the Fountain street Bap-
tist church choir tenGer their sincere thanks
TO Prof. Geo. -. Herrick. for the handsome
manner ia which they were entertained by
hum on Monday evening They speak in the
hig ghest terms of Mr. Herrick - 3 thorough.
paIn-taking. efficient instructor and chois-
ter.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Jules Gerry Esnlalns.

PAKIs, July 2S.-M. jules Ferry, Premier
Of the late Cabinet. spoke for three hours
ia the Chamber of Deputies to-day, endeav-
Oring 10 Justify his colonial policy. His
speech was a failure, giving rise To disorder
iy scenes amid which the orator could not
make himself heard. There seemed TO be
an almost total lack Of sympathy for NJ.
Ferry, even among his late supporters. NJ.
Clemenceau will reply 10 NJ. Ferry on Fri
4.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Courtney Once More.

TRoY. y Y, July 2s.-Charles r. Courtney.
has the locating Of the double-s -scull race be
tween Courtney aud Conley and Hosmer aud
Gagdagr. arrived here to-day. The raoe viii
be for : 0oo. and will probably be rowed Of
Pleasure Island in the Hud-on River between
here and AtbauE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Probably Had DeIirium Tremens.

BAY CRY. Mich. July 2S.-Last night at y
o'clock. Capt. Alsen TrudO, proprietor of
the owl" saloon, wa- arrested and locked
up. charged with assault with intent to kill.
He fired several shots from a revolver at his
wife. wounding her twice IN the cheek. He
shot himself accidentally in the knee. He
also kept a man looking into the barrel of
the revolver a long time sitting IN chair,
afraid 10 stir.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
rhs CATTLE MUST GO.
The Decision OF the President and
Cabinet YESTERDAY

AAsHseIoN. Dub 3..Ihe question II d
modification of the Presidents lrocsAma
tion orafrng the cslitie men cat Of the il.eii
au lerutog ~as discussed al to dsy nleei
ing and decision gnisy0fetis to the cattle
Was reached. NiseE TIE meeting adjourned
ooereiars Lamar sellt tlls following despatch
- George h Blanchard, ct Nes York who
o~ns half rl,s cattle and presented the al.
peal fof modification 0f the proclamation
After further CONSULTATION viii Csen. H,lsFi-
dan aud fuil consideration lB tabll-et u4oet.
M ~ fhe subject your application for al
extension of uabe uuul April next Tor the Fe-
m0fal Of cattle from the reservation the
President declines to modify his late prOcla
nation. send out this - aYold uIsappre
henslou ~ delay"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
lmportant Appointments

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The President to-
day appointed Anthony Eickhoff, of New
York, to be Fifth Auditor Of the Treasury;
Conrad Krez. of Wisconsin, Collector of
Customs for the district OF Milwaukee. Wis.
and Samuel Flower Assistant Treasurer of
the United States at New Orleans, Ia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

We uoaid rneafiof aur iisftiernis kite sfid
AareaFs 80 ni~a AafisT's snffs pisiu 80
perifsl Bi0fse srif They srs usf sxfeTsive
sfd.ne fn erfrn Fnir ~ $50 - sisorf nr sons
frsris tfe of,-e rns1 f,a f-f srle.Pefrg snd a.
uas fr-Fat fo sF Ed s1tet ~ si.ir Nsists ~ 'i''
vns frer ae-ts ta 81 '0 Oar Faaey re-fssiss
ana f1.aviet vrsief v8l grove acceptable ~
rnsrs occasions irlf fsf rarafs ~ besfsnF f'..
f,ers v5l vsaf oris - o1r ioTriar iisos-a fr,rr'
Flarrei 4t.i-f Nass
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
The Heat Very Hot.

ST. LOUIS. July ys.-Although the ther-
mometer ranged no higher to-day than for
the past week, yet lack Of freshness in the
air rendered the heat more decidedly hot
than u has yet been. Four fatal cases of
sunstroke are reported, with a dozen Others
more or less serious. Ninety five degree
was the highest point reached by the mer-
rIIru
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

CHIcAGo. July -. TO-DAY vas. With one
exception, the hottest day of the year. At e
O'Clock % night toe uind blew gale. max
ing the AR a little cooler and more endura-
hie. although still too warm for comfort.
Seven cases - sunstroke have been reported.
one 0f which terminated fatally
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
The Munster Bank

DUBLIN, July 2S.-The efforts to re-estaD-
lsh the Munster Bank have been abandoned.
IL is hoped that some small amount may
ultimately be saved from the wreck by
friendly liquidation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
The Ministers TO Be Present.

NIESN', July 2S.-M. De Giers and Count
kalnakez. Ministers of Foreign Affairs of
Russia and Austria respectively, will be pres
ent at the approaching meeting of the Gar
and Emperor Francis Joseph.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
The Flames in Boston.

BosToN, July 2S-The building occupied
10y the Standard Wood Co.. for cutting and
grinding log wood, burned tonight. Loss,
$4,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

RocHEsrER, \. Y, July 2s.-1he lumber
stock in the yard of Chase a Otis, including
l.0OO.OOO feet of pine lumber. was burned to-
night. Loss, SGO.ocO.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

NEW YORK july = Money closed oessy ~ ~
per cent Exchange closed firm at 81 9s6s 80
snd 81 = for posted rates. Actual rates - "a.
q 81 IS for 30 days. and 81 s3'4G4 -oa for de-
mand.
Governments closed firm. currency e's W..
bid. ls. coupon. iL2A bid. 4ns do Ii2al hld
Pacific Railroad bonds CLOSED "a follows
Union trsts. il5hll5h; land grants IL hid
sinking funds I21A6i23. Centr5,ls lllaa1I2
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
MORE POSTMhSTERS.
George D. Sanford Appointed TO the
Office al Grand Haven

washington, July 2s.-The following
named postmasters at 'presidential" offices
were appointed to-day: Chas W. Howe,
Rochester, n. IL; George W. Ball, Webster
City, Ia; John +. Pyme, Ninton, Ia; +. NJ.
Lockwood, Burlington, kas.; VIM. Becker,
Marysville, kas.; G.. ID. Sandford. Grand
Haven, Mich; 5. s. Lacey. Marshall, Mich.
ID. G. Brown, Brandon, VT; w. l.. Howard,
Fair Haven, VT; +. NJ. Sitter, Albany, Mo;
VIM. +. Black. Gallatin, Mo.
OF these appointments all but Mr.. Sand
ford of Grand Haven, Mich. were made to
fill vacancies caused by suspension. Mr..
Sandford's Predecessor resigned.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

BosroS. guiy &C y Carter q Co.
rholessie and retail dealers in iadfes eisass
snd suits. S. Bedford street snd 81 Norroe
stresf aere fsiisf liabilities befeeen : 60
50 an.3 sI15.eo
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

Our entire stock Of Summer
Dress Goods, Silks, parasols,
Fans. Laces. Hosiery. Gloves,
Lawns. White Dres, Goods.
&c. viii positively be closed
out.
SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
Fire al ST. Joseph.

ST. JosEPH, Mich, July 2s.-Luker a
Peterson's slaughter house burned last night;
loss $500, no insurance. The fire was caused
by an incendiary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29
FIRED BY An INMATE.


PORTLAND, ore, July 2o-Thi- morning
County Jail at Baker City, Oregon, was fred
by Fred Winkleman, "A prisoner. Five prs
onerr. John Cooley, Joe Brown, Vim. Land,
Lewis Miller and George Plumb were
burned 10 a crisp. NInkleman was burned
40 bad that he cannot live. The jail was a
wood structure.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

ST. JOINS. Mich, July 2s.-H. Wilson. Of
tho firm OF II. Wilson & Son. clothiers. died
suddenly here this morning Of apoplexy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

OFFICE OF r. V. TAYLOR. Powers's Block.
GRAND RAPIDS. July = 1855.
Foreign markets were lower 20 day Tor wheat
and corn. and Chicago markets opened weak but
later became frIner under "A spirited bull and
mainly from shorts" To-l1y's receipts cover
ing u hours. were I42 cars wheat Al cars corn.
III ,ars OATS IQ 90 hogs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-07-29

b fl.s -ritat't 7rns.k fsfkef AsfeI ~ fiae D.
ffs Hns ofr sfnek corr rprlsa. every vsrirs3 -
ats - naa sizs f-er tgo = fi,s ssrszf r,suslfsf-
ttrise In fl- aooafrf an5 80 srs siinf ~ rsssu-
fsetare~s riea-. yfsef nussns - TIA fDN
E~G FRgCF ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

lcum, which forms an explosive to De
fired by an electric spark through cylln-
dcrs leading to holes In the side OF thc
vessel. This causes powerful concus-
sion on the water and drives the motive
mower. There are two holes on either
side. twelve feet from the
stern. which run almost parallel
with the sides. These are
used Tor the forward propulsion Two
more holes nine feet further forward, at
right angles with the sides win stop the
boat by simultaneous discharge, or turn
her by single discharge BY expert
ments already tried Il has been demon
strated that scvcnty-hyc explosions a
minute can be obtained, each one with a
force enough to blow an ordinary dag
stone eighty or ninety feet, The boat
has been built for S. Sccore & Sons, who
furnished the necessary $4,000 to carry
out the plans.
4 stock company with a capital Of
SIC, 900, 900 has been formed and, should
the experiment prove success, ten acres
of ground on the water front will be
bought, buildings put mp and the bust
ness Of building these vessels begun on
a large scale. II is said that any kind of
vessel afoat, either sailing or steam, can
be altered in n very short time and the
necessary engines put IN. Patents In
this and IN every country of Importance
have been issued, fully covering all the
points of the invention. The boat, when
launched, will be rugged a. schooner.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
GAINESVILLE.
Fined and Imprisoned The Gainesville
Kiiies--Linked for Life--imnigrnnts,
SppCial Ia tho GnyCttc

Fined and Imprisoned The Gainesville
RIFLES Linked for Life Immigrants.
Special to the Gazette.
GAINEsvGLLE, TEX., oct 25--ln the
Naught case, the Jury returned verdict
of guilty yesterday afternoon and rs
sesScd line of 500 and costs against
defendant. In the case of the State VS.
Rubo LaNallc, charged with theft of pub
lie property, belonging to the Pleasant
Hin school community, the jury rendered
II verdict of guilty, aud sentenced the
defendant to three days Imprisonment Ia
the county Jail.
\ man by the name of Perkins was ar
rested yesterday evening by the officers
on II charge of theft. lie is reported to
be pal of VIM, Poe, who was Jailed Fri
day Tor theft of horses. The officers
were ON the lookout for Perkins, and he
was nabbcd AS soon as he arrived in town.
More than twenty wagon loads of
immigrants passed through this city yes
tcrday, bound for the West. Some were
from Neosho Valley, Mo-, another lot
from Dadc county, with few from other
localities.
rain fell last night, and the weather
was cloudy and threatening this morning.
However, regular services were held at
all the churches, and the attendance was
good Rev. J. II Milburn OF Gardner,
Tenn, occupied the pulpit at the Baptist
church.
A specimen of coal obtained from the
Widow Burch's place in the eastern part
of the county was brought to town yes
terday Those who have examined Il
believe IL TO be of good quality
The recent cold snap dad not abate den
que, II continues to aillict our people,
new cases being reported every day.
\ crowd OF young men met at the city
hall Friday night ana proceeded to or
ganizc military company by the cleo
ton of the following officers Captain,
j. NJ Wrighti first lieutenant, l.. X.
Evans; second lieutenant, j. H. Cra,ins;
tlrst sergeant, j II Wilson; second ser.
gcant, NJ. X. Upshaw; third sergeant,
George lmhoff; two corporalS were also
elected. Considerable interest was man
iiested, and the young men propose to
have nm organization that viii be Il credit
TO the CITY, The name selected WIS
"Gaincsville Rifles A committee viii
wait upon our citizens to collect money
with which to purchase uniforms ~ The
company Will doubtless be encouraged
by liberal subscriptions
The following persons were licensed TO
marry last week J T.. Moborly and Miss
Blanche Smith, j. A. Spaldlng and Miss
Jauie Rogers, Bob Russell and Miss
Doug Jones, Louis Robertson aud MI.
Maggie Leathers, Albert Jones and Miss
Mice Smith. ID. \. Townloy aud Miss
Lora Thompson, X. b. Alexander and
Miss Sallic Thompson, l.. A. Gcphart aud
Miss Cora a. Sandcr,.loo Finley and Miss
X A Stokes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
BRING BACK THE MONEY.
The People Who Gobbled the Grnnt-Ward
Money Must Bring It Back.


Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, oct. 2j.-t'nited States
District Attorney Dorshelmer, being
asked to-day if he intended to compel all
persons into whose hands money lost by
the firm of Grant & Ward had gone to
make restitution, sale: "Nonc
of that ill-gotten money belongs
to the people who now
hold it. If they do not return it of their
own accord, they will be compelled to do
so 10y legal process--yes by legal process.
am sure of my ground when | say that
these people can be legally compelled to
make restitution of every dollar"
"Do you mean to say that the members
of the Grant Monument association have
any of this money!
81 have not read the list of the gentle
men carefully, but am almost certain
that there are members OF that associa-
ton who have the money which Gen.
Grant was dcluded into putting into the
firm Just previous TO its failure | am de-
tcrmincd to compel restitution, If il is re-
fused, and | want all the assistance
can yet ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

BRIDGEroRr, CoNN., oct 25.-Mrs.
Ann Fcnnell Of Trumbull came to this
city yesterday, Last night while on the
street she was seized witha severe hydro
phoba ut, which lasted several
hours, 1t took the combined eff
forts of five policemen TO remove her
to the station-housc. Charles O'Neil,
one of the officers, was badly bitten ON
the arm by the woman. Mrs. Fenncll
was bitten by Il dog last spring, and,
during her rawlings, she was continually
crying out, DOG, dog" Later she was
taken home by friends.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
cnndllnl.. ror Annc,nlinn.

81 Lorls, Mo. Oct. ga letter to
the t'lobe-Democrat from Mexico saws
there Is good deal OF private talk
among intelligent and property owning
MeNieanS In Chihuahua IN favor Of annex.
alton TO the United States OF the
northern tier of Mexican states
No open movement has YET been made,
nor has the press touched the subject,
but the letter asserts that there is a
strong undercurrent running among the
class above mentioned in favor of linking
their destiny To that OF the great North.
err republic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
SHERMAN
Black Brute Perpetrates q Hor-
rlble Crime and Narrowly
Escapes Iynching.
brought to sherman for Safe-Keeping-
Caught in the Act--A pays
sport spoiled.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, TN, oct. rs. The rain Of
last night was quite heavy here. bat par
ties coming IN from the northwest part
OF the county report very much heavier
and that all the streams are booming to-
day.
Mr.. Giles Porter, who lives five miles
east Of the city, had his horse taken from
the rack on the square on the I'D instant,
and he promptly offered twenty-five dol
lars 10 any one who would restore IL TO
him. negro man brought the animal
to Scott Clayton's wagon-yarl last even.
ing and claimed The reward. lie found
the horse seven miles west OF the city on
the range where twas raised but neither
saddle nor bride were with II.
A young fellow VINO purportcd to
come here from Illinois about
six weeks ago and found employment
with Charley Newton on his dairy west of
the city, got himself into an ugly scrape
last night that will be long remembered
to him. lie went in company with farm
er named Clark from near Soutbmayde,
while the latter was very drunk, to the
house of Maidie Grimes and there while
on the piazzi deliberately robbed Clark of
valuable gold watch and chain, while
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

CAIRO, Oct. %. Sister 4
has arrived here from kzl
that Slatin Bey, Lupt0n n
Bey have been cast into 4
durrman. That place, sh 1
come Il second Mecca, and |
Arabs are visiting III Mahdl
She also states that the ssi
were surprised while onaH
dition Their retreat wi
they were compelled 70 u
rebels.
Sister Cipriani, reierrin:l
Olivier Pain, says he fell
while i'll, and that the M
hurrying forward at the ~
before he was dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

ST. LoCG>, Mo, oct 25.-Another
strcct-railway explosion took place to-
night, but luckily, like that of last night,
1t was harmless. 1t occurred on the JET
terson avenue line, near the bridge which
crosses the Missouri Pacific railroad
tracks, about 10 o'clock, ana broke one
OF the front wheels OF the car but did no
other damage, Several passengers were
in the car, but, aside from the famtlug of
one or two ladies', no one was hurt. The
street-car strikers had parade this after
noon aud held secret meeting tonight.
the result OF which mas not yet trans
nired.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26
A Cownrdly suicide.

NEWPORT, II. l., Oct. 25.-Waltcr
Chadwick, wcll-known citizen, who has
been missing from home for many days,
was found drowned near Hammcl's
wharf, this afternoon. Chadwick had
tied string around his head and chin,
TO prevent his shouting for help, tied his
legs, put on belt with several bricks in
side, put bricks in his pockets, and tied
his hands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-26

Correspondence of tlie Gazette
PILOT PolNT, TN, oct. 25.--N party
OF emigrntN stopped here yesterday even
ing and inferred in the cemetery a child
that died en- route
\ colt show was held here this after.
noon by Mr.. {. H. Davis. A large num-
Der of colts were on exhibition which at
tracted good deal of interest. The pre-
miums were awarded: To Mr.. Ed.
Hodge, first, SO; w. II. Parvin, second,
SIC; j. Il. Shortridgc, third So.
massmeeting was held this after
noon inalarison's hall to consider the
question OF organizing an agricultural
fair association committee of thir.
teen was appointed to canvass the matter
and report ut the next meeting,
Mr.. jeff Belchcr, cattle prince Of
sherman, was in town to-day
Col. Edmondson, a Stockmnn of Collin
county, was in the city to-day.