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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
A Big Strike IN Missouri.

81. Louis, April 29.-Five hundred strik-
ing coal-miners from Macoupin county have
invaded the Collinsville and Belleyille dis
tricts, and by earnest solicitations have in
duced all the miners working therein To
come out ON strike. About six thousand
men are out now. Unless the strike is
speedily settled coal famine il bound to
occur IN this city
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
HAPPY RAILROAD MEN
"s 'r'o OF Grand Trunk Oa.cials ..ho
"ere ~ the Cir, Sesterda,


Among tise sallroad ssaeu IN n. e,,s 49,.
eas we're v .. Morgan. Geo. Mns.on 49,
ben fieteilsf. All of these men hars - -
'sNsis oeen Iromoted by the new sbo,s,s
which hss besn maae by the Grana T,,,,,s
system ~aa ls soon 50 70 into eeeo,-tbs
hfst '~o Ia faos, aad happs Bon - M.
niod. " } Morgan. Who IA. h,,s "a
position of Superintendent al "a a.
iron urand Haven & MIlwauk.,. Co..
81 tne Grand Irank is 10 oocup, a sin,,,s-
position upon tle Chicago a 0rand Tr,nl
''A iietoiief' Who Be- deserving and e,aaa
enough 20 own ali the lines, viii continue ~
dream of good luck, and tack up miles upon
miles 81 information concerning the 1raa,
aad onis Grand Trunk "a. J. Morgan co..u,
Ike newspaper uen and has litfle T. "a, A.
lhein- Geo Masson vii treat them lil. |
lords always, and KNOWS how 10 ulp ths,,
hearts and share Of their stock ~ lins
words ben Fletcher viii talk The wooden
'fin on any reporter and give him mon,
'Foliaupois and inspiration than can he
'aineo from forty horse power laughiug.
az generator.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

LONDON, April z3.-Telegrams from India
to-day state that the Indian commissary de-
pariment has completed arrangements for
the transportation OF two army corps to
the northern frOutier. The first corp- will
consist of 1900 British troops, 1900 ma
nve troops. 1000 camp followers, 5000
horses and 5u,Oo transport animals The
second corps vii have Il, ,0o0 British and L..
80 native troops, 500 camp followers. 6
80 horses and 5000 transport animals.
supplies sufficient for one month will be
sent ~ hawul fIndi. kulia and Abdulla.
and three months supplies 10 Quetta.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Floods in New Brunsxicl

81. JOINS, n. b.. April "a heavy rain
storm, with high wind. has carried all the ioe
out OF the rivers and worked considerable
damage along the banks aud in the harbor.
All the fishing weirs were destroyed. entail
ing heavy loss to the fishermen. ON the
Miramichi waters, which rose TO a HEIGHT of
hfteen feet, the floods have almost subsided
he booms al along the river we're DESTROYED
ana residents In buildings in close proximity
were Obliged TO make their escape in boats
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Canada Financially Embarrassed

OTTAWA, April 29.-On July the govern
ment will require S25,OoO,OOO to meet the
. per cent loan of 1S6O, falling due at that
time IA London. As Sir Leonard Tilley is
dangerously Ill, the government will send
Deputy Minister of Finance Courtney to
England next week, 10 see what he can do
toward floating the new 4 per cent loan. TO
pay OF the loan Of 1850. Courtney will have
to raise s55,O0,Ooo to meet the requirement
Of the treasury.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Real Estate Transfers.
Furnished daily from the Office of w. r
Scrlbner. real estate dealer

FURNISHED daily from the Office of w. r
ScrIbner, real estate dealer.
Mnnaay, Afra 2s.-Estate or Inv1, r.
Elison To Henry 5. Fox part of blk II
Stewart Il Ives's add o,o .,
Henry :. Fox to Frank w. Catlin part of
=, blk - Stewart d Iyes's add AZ
Denis L. Campau To Wesley =. Lane lot q
blk A. Campau's 81 add s,0
Justin NJ. Stanley 10 Adeline Brewer mart
of lot A. Campau'e sub . soo
Mariana Smith to VIM. H. Eddy . X e2a
lot blk Avery's add Lowell %.
Margaret larkin to Mary r. Danes 4 lot
blk SO Cedar Springs Nv ooo
Dunbar O'Neill to Arnt Jan Dykrnan nart
sw a q 4 Of sec n Walker eo5
Chas Z. Comstock 10 Frank Hoailin n Y
= \ NV q of sec Tyrone. ...... an
james w. McCannon To Mary +. SLATER
und 4 n 4 /. Of sec y Paris sso
Eil w Colvin TO Samuel L. Colvin piece
land IN W cor n y J. of sec Gale
donia - o 70
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
COMPE T|T|ON
IS THE
LIE { OF TRADE.

LlF z Or | RAO DE.
= Causes io's ~ Work for Hffs Mane, ,r,.
tarF rfrf ffs Fn0 makes ff5rye lfvaIs -, -
- - ifliife h9v ioue pries- vii inst A.
cffne earig sad aaeura fusraaaius f,os.is 5sii.
ere-i ~ srJ rsrfs ~ tfle oisy ~ f3e.r~s..r
T cas- per ID, $50 S0c and soc.
h 0ney. wiufe clover. I5c.
9 ggs tested and warranted. I2Jkc per de.z
@ afEDesl. ilIs FOR 17o
B oheuian Dned Pears. pc
d fuii iine = sesrs 4 Go. and Kenpady
bIseuii ST bottom pr5oes
" oeha and Java Coffee 3oe F,er n.
g boiea Creamery Batfer. pc
9 ood I.oesiel C9fee 10
o ranges l'e per Jozsn.
o 2. ustef vlite. isc. gaI for 75o
oap. kirs An Fanfily AID bars &c
g a.ulrf. ~ 80 esB. for 25o.
is ztra 6 Sng - Grmulais.d s5S
'n ew Figs ~
49, n.ahy ss- ra,is 0eir.cssi it rrs.es v.
it - aVftatifE er re frstlitr t.r'i,fie a. s.r
i,ra ~ fTf re- taFe ~ tfeir f.afrfs,e.,s ,,.-.li
f. i Fr1se eQsfsztaei aiL ~ ks~st : 81 I5rrs
f p tseir ee7err enet - ter fBf,Ifr,e
~ fie1't ta'sfaes FeVetstsis
a'f1i'sr - F.iaes and nau,se- a. Nonroe->s
THEO. b. & n. G. GOOSSEN. /
f7s-inu ss-yl n Bslk "a nsy 1,,s.s.x.
sA,o osssi@rs r. esovt Nps.a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
The Best Kind.

There are '1ots" Of Custom
Departments in town. But we
can't help thinking and can't
help saying that ours is the
the best of It's kind. And
what is that kindg
Popular Is the easy and
strongest answer.
We make every grade at
the most moderate prices for
the Best most Through and
most Elegant Tailoring. con-
suit us on Suitings newest
Spring Light Weight Over
coatings and Trouserings.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
COUSIN HENRY IRVING.
rs Opinion o. America Gi.sn al Ban
q0et LAST n ght.


LosDos. April "a banquet a. ten
dered HsaEy Irving tonight Al the Criterion.
The Earl u whaFneliffs presided Among
ths soores u nOtable gllests we're the Duke
% Beaufort, Admiral Sir Henry Kepple. X
a. ., and John Lawrence Tools. the famous
eolnodlAn- Irving was greeted With immense
enthusiasm Ia responding ~ the toast -
his health, the distinguished actor Re-
ularAed That tt HaS easy 10 admire
aud love America While remaining =
thorough gong BritOn. tie did not feel
thai he hac been abroad lie had crossed
tne sea, Il l. true, bat Oniy ~ aud another
England GA the other side. lie had been on,
a Vislt 10 our cousins. who have a share iu
tne historic glOrie- OF our past, and .ynpa-
tnetie hearts Tor u IN our troubles II ever
NAT dear honest old gentleman John Bull.
should md himself Ia tight place, be be-
heSed Uncle Sam would be found very close
10 The side or bic grand old relative Mr.
IrFing's remarks were greatly cheered.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Troops Sent to the Casnian

ODESSA. April 29.-The Odessa division Of
the Russian army. numbering sO.0O men.
n'7 oeen orrered 70 proceed At once 20 the
caspian The troops from the interior viii
- SENT - the garrison posts held by tins
half million roubles toward sfrape+bsr,i,,,-
the iefsnses in this ..iir
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
q Valuable Burglar Lost

CHICAGO, April 29--Henry Heating, prin-
cipai IN a series of burglaries in the city.
and under bonds for $4,000 for his appesr-
ance before the criminal court, escaped this
afternoon. In custody of Detective Hanlev
ne went to the National theater for the pnr-
pose OF revealing the hiding place of some of
his plunder. While engaged in the search in
the iiIes he leaped from the scenic supports
ana he'd through the building. He was pur-
sued but lost sight of
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
STRIKES AND STRIKERS.
SOME SUCCESSFUL. SOME NOT.
Troops Ordered Our al Jolhet-A
Collision Expected To-day SIX
Thousand Men Out III Missouri.

JoIIEa, III, Apr.l %s.-Ihe stOne-qaarry
strike l. growing more exciting. Troops
have been ordered 00t aud the local battery
aud infantry are ready al the arInory and
awaiting orders. The LemOnt strikers are
expected IN force o-uOrros 10 rout the men
nov al work, shsn a collision Is expected.
The sheriff has instructions from the Gov
ernor 10 call on the troops 10 carry out his
order
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
a Chance tor a Eoni. Race

CINCINNATI. April PA challenge from
l. h. hettleman, Of Hsrper, Kansas. who
Who styles himself the champion foot racer
OF the world. i accepted by III. NJ. Jobnson
whose hackers are ready t0'c.lver any forfeit
hettleman may make with the Cincsnnsti
knga'rsr or SeV lork Clipper The diz-
tauce y 70 be l25 yards for any arn0unt from
= 70 5000 a side. '''-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

sAutT STE NAars. Mich. April n.-Tsere
= 10 syn u The opening u navigation here.
iiie zee = stih ~ hrm a. IN miduinter. and
now storm - ia progress TO-DAY.
ihe steamer Minnie n uhirk ran ba
tween this place and Chebsv pan ass 49, 4.
nov on her way from Chicago. Sbe asil t~v
tna - nr the -lEer this r-ek
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
a Short Strike al Marouette.

MARoUErTE, April 29.-The men employed
en- the drives along the line of the Detroit,
Marquette * Mackinac railroad, who have
been receiving from Sl.25 TO S1.50 per day,
went on strike yesterday for 81 and re-
ceiyed IT. year ago these men were getting
=, IN "a dav
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Robbers in PENNSYLVANIA.

LANCASTER. Pa, April 2-Three masked
men broke into the residence of Samuel
Kramer, near BOwmanville, Pa, late last
night. bound and gagged the entire family
and beat them unmerci fully until. to save
their lives. they told where their money and
Taiuables were seCreted. These the robbers
secured and left for the mountains. The
robbers were members Of the Buzzard gang
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Good for the Operators.

CHICAGO, April est Is stated tonight
that the officers of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company. at this point, have received
orders from New York To grant the request
made by the committee of telegraphers, of
this city. to allow them compensation for
extra time on and after May l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Grants Gratitude

BosIoS, April f9.-In the House Of Repre-
sentatives thIs morning the following letter
vas read
Wv YORK. April MONT EWEN fyararal
1rsnf directs me- 20 scsnowls-lsa the raceipt If
ne ra%oiEfions ~ sympathy passed BY the ven
-ru tourt - Massachusetts " and fhauk- The
Members ~ Zach Honea for the aesion taken b.,
man during the perio'i - hi= severe suffering.
am. WITH great respect. zenflamen
lour oheslient servant
r 10 fRANT
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Striking COopers.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 29.-Nearly two
hundred journeymen coopers are ON strike
here, for an advance of two cents per barrel
and the abolition of the grocery order sys-
tenn Should the strike continue twenty
four hours longer all the Touring mills of
this district will be shut down for want of
cOODaraUe-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Baxard is Robust

NAsHrSeToS, April IA report has been
published recently that Secretary Bavsrd is
chronic invalid sud b the sdvics Of his
qh} slclan never devotes more than three Or
ioDr hoDrs day 20 Official uork. There is
~ roth in tais Bagard health j. excelleut.
and he is one - the hardest trorkers =. 49,
lahinet
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

LoSDoS, Apul %9.-It u learned tonight
that Russian agents in England, Belgium
and other countries have been ordered to
purchase coal for immediate delivery at the
sellers own price.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

The Lowell Creamery Company. orzaui-
zed bv eitizens % Lowell and vicinity. with
capital stock 81 SAsoo. divided into la
shares ~ s2s ssch. Sled Articles ~ assoc,s
siou win ma County Clerk ye-ter,sav. TIE
gurpcse ~ fb- erzsnizatiun is a. rran-s.a
'ure and deed iu er~suery butter ami ,h.ess
e''fh st Wholesale and resail The company
- eui-d lsrge cheese factory and
..resruarr ~ lowell
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
De Giers Tries to Resign.

BRUSSELS, April 9.-The Independence
Beige to-day contains dispatch dated at st.
Petersburg in which it il stated that DE
Glers, the Russian Minister of Foreign
Affairs, had offered his resignation To the
Car and that His Majesty had refused to
accent IL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

P.sfs. A0rii "A despatch f-,m
Shanghai states thsf re Chinese generals IN
fonqain 'istricts bsve refused ~ svs~uase
~ retire trsna the positions -e.,ersIr .ap-
t7ret ~ tiieft. and serirus -rslubis = fsa~-3
in carving ear ths provisions 81 rhe -a,..rf
F~ttf pr fs-',re Fhlch provides FOR tha
erPeraii'sn ~ the province by ne Chinese
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

RICHMOND, Va, April 29.-W X. Smith.
charged with stealing S24, 800 while clerk in
the auditors Office, was tins evening found
guilty, and sentenced 10 two years Al the
penitentiary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
TRADE AND FINANCE
New York.

NEw YORK. April %
Wall street closing: Money closed easy A Il.
per cent. Exchange closed hrm. posted
rates. siofg4 So actual rates. 81 s6i. al sos for
sixty days; 81 Ssi%Gl $50 for demand
Governments closed firm. currency d. ~
bid; IS coupons l22 bid; as do lI2A bid
Pacific railroad bonds closed a. follows. Union
hrsts. ll4Glli4. Land Grants, I05 ;. bid: sinking
funds ll6 bid; Centr5ls. li2an2h.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Curtains ana prnner.es

Ia every variety and quality IN Ros
Lace. Nottingham. az well ns haa,-
draperies Ia Plush. Satin and Draper,e.
py the yard or boy the pair, and all osfere
at lower prioee than can he found elsa
"'eIe' SPRING COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

NEW YoRK, April 29.-Irving Hall was
again we'll filed tonight to witness the
billiard tournament. The players we're
Billy Sexton and Maurice DAILY. The game
was keenly contested throughout. sexton
eventually winning by 81 points. The score
was. Sexton, 900; DAILY ES
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Fi-e a. air Bands

BFs RApfD=. Mich. Aprn - a-This morn
inz tae NATIONAL Hotel owned By Tom ksns
hro@- and cccnpie'i hy Wn- T. Rysn. took
tre frsm the sitehes STOVE Ara - ho.3l,
ismsge,i The hnii6inz us4 inSn~as 80
5000. and contenfs FOR S1.fn0
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

LONDON, April zt-Despatches from ~.
Petersburg say Il l. learned on semi-of-
neiai authority that orders have been secretly
given for the mobilization of the entirs
Russian army and that the Car il now de-
torInined on war.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Open Sea at CheboYgan

CHEBoTGAS, Mich, April "a heavy
southwest wind has broken Up the ice so that
the grain feet can get throazh b avoiding
the ice fields. This shore il entirely clear
ana tugs are IN commission. TIE other
shore Is still full Of running ice
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

AssoTET1z- &sch.. ATrii ~ -Hich wind=
iasi evening hisw doTn the ri~~ wal Of ths
isteiy burnei tazk hn8diux, hraskfaz .hs
49, sssle Wal - ths Clty Rssisor5erss a+Sc4
Tie damages are p.ossitlY 5000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

AasQrETTg, Nich-. April 2a.-The sheriff
has ssizsd the furniture snH talons1n.,s -
re >a'nznlf hon-e FOR deht. md they viI t.e
=0ld AZ s8ctiou SO onc4. C.s.r,s53z-ssf. ~ >. !,
furnlt1rs Eas touEht yesterday ~ = r.-5rsts
se5a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

LoSDoS. April 29-Ofscial dispatches
from India confirm the report of the recent
defeat OF the Russians IN a second engage
ment with the Afghans on the frontier.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

LONDON. April 29.-United States Minister
Lowell vii unveil the bust Of Samuel Taylor
Coieridge, the poet, AZ the poets corner.
Westminster Abbey. May H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
a Loan to Russia.

LoSDoS. April "a dispatch from st.
Petersburg states that the Imperial Bank of
~. Petersburg has advanced the govern.
ment 0,sn,u0o roGbles a. "A loan 70 carry on
war preparations.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Grand Rapids Markets
FAEM FnoDuoF raoN rIssr HANDS.

1
TE1EeRAn OYTgcr ar.-st ~
GRnS-Wheef. rad long berry - si.,.-. h.e..,
I vs. No, white &c. urn 40 fiste ~. 49,
fEEsH AgtTs Reef g'er cat - glag - F.,f
99i5, ~ 90 - mutton hrm. - 10Ass perl
PouETaY FoWis. Dressed IsaIac.
fees-Dnli 81 -kf0e
HOSFF- ila1 i25sc Trsf rserunl
liEtSs- Doll ~ "a ) ~ per f.ast.es
esEDs-l lower - si6s1s
hfDEs sfrern - 20 r. per 2. cured 767tle. ts.
gfs-n a. =; ~, - e. veal skins Trt-r ~ a.
Of sheep Reits sftsi p. rooi f.eine s~+ir,stsl
lAIdlo~ Iaiigv, 5ise per r.
NEFFT sBI.ss Potafo-s Nnar. fs-ets -.
onions 81 e1fzsl r. ger-nips leaIss
az ' l@rs -
AFFrFs Tleutg, poo8 E,ssat,. -, vs--...,.
81 and tfsidg-ius -fn s. ~
-. hsf !. llngsh{ 70, sls@f = FaF ton clover siaa1s
Wgo1,- DTY is-inet blocks. 9 7ze9aa ra. .,.-s
fo--forf rood - s5ff ~ T-sT eord
WgOI.-Zse r.
NTsrFrIssFors sg1frvs psrrys
FtoUs fssfrg per harfeI & - uf.eie-.le.
Mii-ttEtls hfirllrfe So fer tfr- srt-.,-.....
s f" I@r rTt retes. aran So sl -. 49, ,.l....
- -. eFt rafasl ccrr aua aets So fs.r ie.-
faovrs-gss Ness p8-f - 81 90 4. .t.-.
pffA - @1f Ntofefsie. 3 r. Esse p zt.r-l-fa-s
u saaoseo feaf fse. lsr5 f.srsae -s- ss.s,e
SIT sZrseus. fa-rel 4 = sa~nsr stsr
-EEre Firsefv ! ~ rIrsa~ - - r.- --
orchard s-ass. - 81 Eersnesg sias 49,
KKEossSx On Vstsr vsf.e - -. - 49,.
- Esa1 asctl~zn ieEs l'.ts f.e~ -
if.f} fi.s-fss - ear .oe. s. 81 - sar s--.--
~ parasa'a@e 8 q F-sr foa
., ,.tsfffIFe , fTzs.s sI.@- f6ae srzns Fnfiss
- peF 1-a.. fIttu s. - Pearssss e = ts
= - % earseat q seAta q - 49, arr5--.
= p@r hbl- $50 80 swt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30
Death al Saraoac

Special dispatch 10 Tn 1a-raRAn.
sAAANAo, April 29.-Miss Claude Haight.
age ~ years, daughter Of Stephen Haieht. a
prominent business man of this village. died
last evening after a short illness. She was
We'll known and much respected
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

hh~ b. the lins lat the chm
where they viii"
afAiNo A ooNrs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

hadfoTc bros. 4 Co. Oshkosh. Wis. are
eIec'ing band saw mill. The carriree and
attachments Will be from fbe AlIis ,,,,,1 ''''>'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-04-30

va are fuliy deternined thai the
p'e 81 Michigan sLall l,<eorrec,l, iuf
Cd where 10 purch>un Is, 0.nas
OarpotS. So,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-08

The burglars are at their old tricks i'm
Palatka again. and it would bchoova our
citizens to be on the lookout for them.
| Tuesday night they tried TO enter tie
rooms over the old pOstOftice building on
Lemon street, ami no doubt would have
got in had it not been that the doors
were supplied with thumb locks The
/ burglars evidently were frightened out
OF the hallway, as they left a pair Of the
pincers used in turning keys in the locks
and two files. Keep a look ont for these
scoundre's, and treat them to . dose #
cold lead at the first opportunity.
J. l.. Rolling 4 3. received last ni..3.t
a large cunsj@1 ynt of vegetables. such
as onions, cud.a-,s. turnir-. h--t-.
squash, pumpkins. etc., which Wall ,-
/ found fresh aI.' tir-t-c.a-s. q 'u'i -tooi
of fresh fancy and iau'ly groceries. Coll
and inspect their ,t"c.. Nater streets.
next To Meyers paint store.
paIatk9 etill n.aint,:,.- l...r f....I ~ .....
most pr,,,r.-siy-. eft.- 81 +l. Stat. .,..I
! instead Of I.,ir,., .r....t -.r- ,.r...t,...f
by sl4a,.v ut,iI,.- ,r-,..j 80, I,,-l..,r..r....
! Ir:,or. L,ir.t -+r,of ....t.. a.. .......
clio If flo only .f,e.t r.i..,., /, H.. -......
where the ca, are. ,r,-r,.l ..I...l., rv rail-
road locomotives Tho SURFACE. tr...r
/ has been laid rp 10 ia. Iu.ran iI,.sr-.
/ lot, and The Sat cars Of lumber ar.. r.,.,-
bai,,,- ,,rl,,I..l whom. ti.,. ,,,..r-.l an
/ T.. in a.,-, ra,cI, of tL. o.0,r-r,., anil
does away will, tI,. ,i-, of ,-aa.as and
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-08
THE DAILY NEWS.
COHRESPONDENCE

Solicited on all interesting topics through
out the state. We will be especially gratef III
for all local items of interest o the public.
News sent by wire should he abbreviated when
practicable, and sent after i O'Clock y. IN. a3-
dressed to PALATKA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-08

Mrs. Tabor, first the wife of Colorado s
millionaire, probably has more money ct
command now than her former husband
She is set down for s., 900, 600.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-10-08
FLOR DA SOUTHERN RA1T.W


- huth th'fpic'h-.
ErooksN lie Res r.
~ last l'roohSVI'ie : '"nhee'e,l ~ RAT
WIN the OUTSIDE world. i'7s Nesii'r7-
day. the '9'h u't.' ~ 9 c'"tk pm. '''e
construction tram relc hed ire G'F"'.
The whistle OF the engine AMI l'H .'n-
ol 'l'e cannon announces - '''' pop.
OF the surrounding country l'A, Inc iron
morse had reached '."'h'N'''r. ''''
scene 't 'he '''.''l Wa l.'''o' 'i'''...-'
ing. ABOUT '1t hd'.'i1'" '.'' ''''> '..''.
ed men, VINO ''""' iten aging 'i.''' a..u"'
the re2"'ar "id P''H'3'.'' songs ..A"
dances WbI'' tue "i'.~5.' "' t'' engine
ana inc "2"'' OF i'e canon ..,'--'.'' on
one n"' "o"Fr. J''''' ~ IRE '.l'Ts'-'
ne boy S','''7 were '..>'> '' ~ 7.''''
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Chief Justice Green, of Washington
Territory, is nephew of William NJ.
Evarts. He is likewise so Jealous Bap-
fist that he will travel miles out of his
way to immerse convert.