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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
YESTERDAY AT LANSING
DISCUSSING THE CAOAVEk BILL.
4 6iu Relative 70 Employment OF
Children Justices Courts and
Manisfee Charter.

special to iaz iElu52sA
IaNsIha. March ~ The senate passed
ihe senate bills authorizing the East sass
.naa A stsr Board to borro~ money and also
lhs H0a,e hiils reisuve o. the employ meilt
q children. youug persons and women,
an4euAng the is~ relative a. Justices courts;
felatise ID the partition of lands and amend
nag the Manistee charter.
Ia tie HOUSE the Committee Of the Whole
passed tie entire afternoon ia discussing the
Cadaver ball. The present law requires
lie remains OF All persons dying at poor
houses and persons not claimed within
tseuty -four hours % be sent 10 the Jniver-
sity for dissectiO0. The bin passed boy the
committee to-day limits their provision TO
the bodies Of criminals dying IN prison. IL
viii probably pass on third reading The
Governor has signed the bill abolishing the
immigration Bureau
The House this morning passed the fol
loving bills: Incorporating the city Of
Albion, revising the charter of West Bay City.
Mr.. Parkhnrst's bill 70 abolish al taxable
attorney fees in the Circuit Court, both IN
NV anu iu equity tACcls Oh -Nu-LAcAt7 Aci
labor debts, Ia which cases they are taxed
for Sl5 10 SO WAS earnestly debated
this morning. MIR. Parkhurst argued that
the Law which makes II obligatory on
Circuit Courts 70 tax against the losing party
ia an causes sums ranging from So TO $50
~ attorneys fees attracts litigation 10 those
courts which might be adjusted far more
economically in justice courts. This, he
said, has been the result of taking from JUS
uces IN each county an average of two days
of trials into the Circuit Court, at an added
expense 10 each county Of at least 40 each
term, which would amount 10 $4,000 IN the
state. Messrs. Black Diekema, Richardson
and Post spoke against the bill. Mr.. Dieke
ma said il would increase the number of APP
peals 10 Circuit Courts. and thus extended
tins terms and increase the cost 10 the coun-
ties; that 1t discrminates between two classes
- laborer-. aud that the justice court sys-
tenn In tins State j. 50 rotten that recourse
of the Circuit Courts Is an absolute neces-
-ity. The bill was decap itated, T. To -.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

sEEDALIa, No. March 2i.-At 1910 o clock
this morning nre broke out 10 the laundry
adjoining the Garrison House. large two
story frame structure, and the flames speed
us communicated "a the hotel, which was
almost destroyed. The house was filled
with guests all OF whom made their escape.
The furniture was also saved. The passen-
ger Office and station OF the Missouri Pacific
and Missouri. Kansas il Texas railroads were
located On the first ioOr Of the bG'ldiag II
was the oldest and best known hotel ~ Seda-
la, having been erected ma l-'3. The hotel
wa conducted by George +. Brown and the
building Wa- the property of the saIiroad
company. Tie house and lts contents are
supposed 10 BE- fully insured.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
NOTED DIAMONDS.
The Jewels which Have Cat Prominent
Figure i'm the Worlds History stained
with Blood.

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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Bought a Psuper's Comfort
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August Be ker, Of Elizabeth. to-day
decided his property - j. Daviess County.
The circumstance are rather unusual.
His wife died last fall and her loss weighed
50 heavily uDo1 him that he ne -lecsed his
business AMI became quite moody and de-
pressed a. times. Be made some arrange
men1s with man named Graf. living in
Dubuque, deciding bis properly - him On
condition tAsf Graft should provide for
bin during bis life. Something occursed
between them the result being fhat Graf
reieedad fhe property @ Boxer. Some
time sgo Becker secretei three hundred
dollars 10 = barrel ~ his home ani filed
it ~ vith corn. aad then went e. Duhuqua
f1r TRIP On his return c3rn. barrel an5
money we're uissiag Al these f-oniias
have had their eiTsrt. sai % So .u-dsv be
came g. eaiena and vandere sboat With
"a. foed. iB sae afternoon be - On Re ch
s-rset far ~ 81 6va h7urs arsfla rc move
through sheer veasness from isa ~ food
Scne ce lirr1 hrouzht f7rd q him ara
suulnered nsruv Mars 81 H 1v. uhr
hrou-hf hin 20 tfe Ctr Htl Tfsr
TIE mafter vas hrorzt ~ th arfentis sn ef
" y Wsrii1. CHetF Attorney. end
81 n-a ~-asa rsf .a wts r ksr fhs lstter
DER r tcd 81 tis prererfr to rbs cesrsr
sai - cared Col ~ iens e He n-..-
srtg isv 81 ssvsn fna7-es a-fIs~s
+ So p fs aesf ster ~ ..sll8 fsk..
ss. r ~-~e - s---lf RI e.
hkv Ga 6i rs.
Fh se fsst 3s treat
meat Aaa 81 zee frou srsah@e
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
1 HEROIC BOY
re Rescuss Lady al the Risk of tiis
O~n Lite

DsraolI March z4.-Aboui Iel5 this
morning q. q me cream ooiored team be-
longing to Williams Bros J., hssrg men, of il5
s. est I.arued street, were standing on State
street uear Washington avenue, they took
fright ana bolied. Tie driver Wa.
Williams, who had got down
t. open the door for Mr.
Ellen lane. Of "a Orchard street, was
knocked down and cut under the eye. The
horses galloped az a terrific gait along STATE
I, (sri-wold street. then down 10 l4afayeiI
swinging ne steard on that avenue. Several
posts aud wagons we're encountered On the
way. one OF which carried door from Ihe
hack.
just a. they turned on 10 Lafayette avenue
Il I4-year-oId boy named I'd. hurtz ran into
the road a. stop them. They We're coming
80 fast however that be concluded 10 let
them pass, but a. they went by he saw Mrs
Lane through the window, who called tO hiin
20 save her. Quitk a. a flash the
brave little fellow jumped FOR the
end OF the hack. managed somehow 10
catch on 10 something, aud, after having
been dragged nearly block, he climbed ~
on the springs. Thence he managed 10 make
his way over the roof of the hack 10 the box,
bringing the flying team 10 "A stand near
Cssss street. Mrs. Lane, who Is an old lady,
and mother of Lane Bros, the plumbers,
tainted when she was lifted out, but soon
recovered and WAS sent home.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
SIC SCAR
rs fisadquarters Near Those o.
Louis Riei

bsslFei Nla. Starch "a. BIZ Bear. $40
according ~ .afass d1-l llcaes s. isealst near
k.sl = te.s.i4 larlsr-, ald s4o ss1uug refuses
to ~ 81 al. reserve. il oAs ~ ths most
troublesome II the Cree chiefs - tis >oFth-
sesf. he -a- tla la,t g. 1ecegl the treaty.
AID Ehen st length ae had beea ia1seeG 81
to 80. in the aatuuu II i,cg. the news waz
liie sensation 0f the uay Wlth gee
mounted poiler al. 8ell among officials ~
taH i-diaa department throughout tle eL-
uEe Jerrl0fy. EFen When ,scA q uaci-euf
chief A. flapot Was endsavoriHg % mase
satisfactory terms With lhs uliian DeEart-
uenl. ~ tne summer of l.>2. hlg Bear re-
named south 81 that hle, hunting buffalo.
III may also be Interesting ~ note tha facl
tl.tE i4oul- Ll-l WAS 40 tlat gen lue also
hlutuZ ban tio in the yiclulLy ~ judith
Basin, Montana. and noL lufreq1enf
visitor al Big Bears camp. Il
Was tfls same b. BeaF sao
some te4 fear- age made trouble somewhere
90 the Soutl Saskatchewan and caused Col
Irvine AID detachment VI his men % take
a 9 edlols and perilous l0aFuey during tie
most intensely cold weather. though prob
ably lees Influential than Crow Foot. Pound
maker ~ flapot, BIZ Bear ~iells a great
deal ~ influences over the more restless aud
dlss.ltl-lrd of his race, and, taking tbs and
his turbulent disposition lnto account, II y
easy - understand Why he should be Pc
ztrd-d a, the most dangerous Indian ~ the
Northwest
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
PREPARING FOR POSSIBILITIES
Lord Daftsrln Takng Vigorous Meas
ures Tor Protection Against
Russia

LoNDoS. ~ leeh s4-Daferia's vigorous
preparations O. aeet the Aest.Ltle- offered
by Russia continue 10 sAeiie the admiration
Of those ~ho have tecolae dlssu-ira vl,h
Gladstone tenporizlus policy. The N.oe-
r0y has complete arrang nlenis for the cou-
eentrau0u IF au ar.uy cor- OF $1,000 men
AZ Pishen, With reserve II lo.O0 under tAe
supreme command of SIR Donald Stewart
Command drr-iu Chief of Her Ma. .e-lB . forces
ia India. Who A. now ou l.e Nay "a
kawai Pindi rlth Duhein lie Nih 5e pres
ent al lhe conference Wlth the Auetr ~
Afghanistan. SlK months supplies Tor lLt
army corps have been Forwarded % t'i.hsn.
One matter - bt decided ulzln at EeNal
Iindi l. the plan ol advance t3 lerai. ald
forufing that frontier stronghold. The
ironclad- ai Bombay are taking ou board
full supply Vt shot AID she'll aud have re.
ceiyed orders 10 keep their fires banked
night and day ready 10 sail ai moments
notice.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
The News al Morley.

Correspondence of IHE TELEGRAM
MoaLEY. Mich, March "a Wilbur Buck,
of Besperia, Newaygo county, awaiting trial
for counterfeiting. Is out on bail. ana spent
Sunday with his relatives here. lie admits
making the queer put says he was led
into It by his partner. who afterwards turned
out 70 be a detective. DE expects to get off
with "a fine au1 q little good advice from the
Judge.--GeOrge Nilkenson. "a farmer, Is
ON trial here to-day for rape. Miss Huda
Holmes is the cOmplainant.-H II. Bryant,
who has been confined TO his house by the
force of circumstances, Is able TO be out
again. .-Representative William 1. Jones
spent Sunday and Monday here, the guest of
j. r. Thurkow.-A ball Will be held al the
rink Friday night for the benefit of Charles
Shapiey, who was injured "a short time since
IN J. 81. Cars mill.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

LEXINGTON. by. March 2t-Ei Corugan.
Of Kansas city. Mo, has bought from 4. j.
Mcgibbon. OF Cinthia, for - 60 the chest
nat fly Atlanta, Two years old, by Spring
box, the best three year-old last year in the
West. The black stallion Francis Hamhle-
tOnian. seven years old. has Just been sold by
- T. simmons 10 A. J. Feakes Of Pough-
keepsie. y. l., who Will again place him Oh
the trOtting turf. where be already has a rec
ord OF mile in 2.l9. The price paid is said
20 be $1,000. The training operations OF
both running aud trottiny horses are going
on: but cautiously, because of the chilly
weather. Milton Young has bo1ght from
John b. Richardson the chestnut i'iy Gold
ban for 5000
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

VS. D. irr. tui 3le oiia me -
"Sbe a.n't what you cal fancy piece"
said saspe fisherman, holding out an
old fint lock army ri3s that hst been re-
modelled and altered 20 The rsquirsments
Of the nineteenth century. "She siu't put
~. but Tor hsow she ian kick. I yum FOR
r. she Kin sout kick and shoot anything ~
her sixs around Gsspe. So. am. i'. Soif'
al Tat he fisherman. referring to Ccui-
rade. who wsiked with Slew ra sfar-
hssrI a. N IA had bear sickrd y he self
SEINE oid zun or bad shifted has ballast
'sSbe's q corker." responded the latter in
dividuaL "She ksm near tbroviu' re
sout o. riemh nnct.r he cont nued. eye
go 7 broke my gun one day ard sent ever
- Csptain Jiul's so borrow this. He sens
nc back bv mr boy AMI forgot tc say any
thin shaout IS bein' loedes. So I Ted
her ur wifh powerful iosi sni puf her in
tbe boat Rut jest before sfarte3 to 20
COW r1rpoi>a slootin' my OH woman cot
tcck VITA srel and I was obliged fo
ride mr. 20 fhe Gown fer she piii-ni- z-r. 50 7
let ene ~ nv brvs take ne boat. He los i-
~ ur he ol8 cannon. not snown' ia
ied her. and vas stsout Eoin'. when bis
ulartn got - ter and I concluded tc 81. So
I keu Down and vent MYSELF
"Wsl." continuei shr aIi man. r7 bfnr
his sfouiler ~ recoilecfion. "vhen { -
sontziap Z si1h-ed tiz cor 1rf. stsn.iIn'
up. ief her ave it. VA. ehen picked
svself up Z Vss svirfnin snt -he p st
sbsnfit ter gaot n The trat busted eif
gun tad kicked ne clean ever earl. AMI
hsow xot back can't teii veu. Then
fouui ny arm VAS ouf ~ rn sna 8 uss
thst mashed sni hIsck en ttst slfe ve't
thousht Ia been pounded na t.- gun
hursf7 Nrt unrh. NheB 8 rInlfr3 in
thar ere was lria' i' fhe e.It.rn. .rn sin'
Hss veirsny, tuf re s.is ~ thiry
ets,n vrn't istlrt nfr al'aris.r
~lss curus.r rut ia the owner ~ the
reiic. "hut evur Stree fhen She's hed fte
is-raesf kek re her v0u ever see. She's
iaid ~arv e nan on his escs. sn3 G e
clirustesf rarr ri i- IS she SEVER kieiss tilI
vcu've fres and Their she let's -ut. kinder
tash,' vru arsshrss Ike. Yen Erv her. =
Ven vsnr ts"
TIE Ssilsr declined ths prorsrsa sour-
s~zy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

NAsnNGroS March "a. Congressman
Mag bury aud Commissioners Montgomery
remains GA guard. lie viii look after Mich
igan appointments. Il do not thlnk. SAID
SIR. Carleton THIS morning, that ny federal
oldceholders who have been appointed for a
specified term Viii Ice disturbed before sofY-
ilg Oui their time, except for very good
causes. / am convinced that ls the policy
President Cleveland has adopted. Postmas-
ter General llas has repeatedly mphasized
IL ina conversation with me" Mr.. Carleton
Thea said he dld not sec how Republican
could RETAIN has standing III has party and
bold Oflce under Cleveland. he thought
THAI the! al ought 10 resign from sense Of
duty
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

CovISGroS, KY. March 2i-Fire broke
out at : o'clock tonight in building at the
southeast corner OF Seventh and Madison
streets. and by haif-past 9 O'Clock eight
buildings were destroyed, mostly small
shops. 1t wts au hour and ten minutes be
fore stream of water could bee brought 10
play 0u the building. owing 10 the plugs in
the vicinity Of the FIRE being frozen. The
citizens are indignant at the failure of the
Chief OF the Department 10 pat the water
muns in working order. ani Will probably
q ullnd hi- resignation to morrow. Loss
about 5000, in-crince, $1,000.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Absconded 90 50. 90

LEBANON. Pa. March 2t.-John Benson,
aged 80, prominent lawyer Of thi- city, has
suddenly disappeared. Ills whereabouts are
unknown. tie took with him $500 in
money belonging 20 prominent persons of
this place. which he received for the purpose
Of safe Investment The money was given
mostly by ladies IN sums ranging from 500
20 Sl.H0. Beusons friends S.ate thlt he
went away on business trip and viii re-
turn shortly. Hsi weu-k known throughout
this county and leaves wife and four
children.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Mackln and Gallagher.

CHICAGO. March 24.-Judge Gresham, ia
the United States Circuit Court this morn
ing granted Mackin and Gallagher "A writ OF
error and an indefinite stay of proceedings,
thus keeping the convicted ballot box tamp-
erers cut of Joliet prison for the present.
Mackin and Gallagher were released from
the county jail at l o'clock and taken 20 the
Government building. 10 be released on bail
of $JO.Oo0. Mike Mcdonald and John Craw-
ford are their sureties.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
The Miners Strike.

PTrsBuRc, March 2i.-The situation
among the miners Is practically unchanged.
The Bower Hill mine of the Pittsburg, Nir-
ginia and Charleston Railroad, has conced-
ed three cents, and work has been resumed.
A review of the situation along the river to-
day discloses nothing but idleness and utter
lifelessness. No attempt was made at Scott
Haven to-day 10 evict miners.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

Special Dispatch To THE TELEaRAM.
HOLLAND, Mich. March H.-Capt. p.
Pfanschiel has just arrived from the harbor
where he was upon a high bluff with a
marine glass and saw the tug Arctic very
plainly. She was lying twelve or fifteen
miles Southwest of this port, apparently at
ea-e and completely hemmed IN by ice. No
water was 10 be seen in any direction.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
CARPETS
ron AsH

A Grassd f'.cssc Tor g4 y 30 Cen
fesagslsfc ha>sag sarg,ets sa
4ay ouaifa or oaossfs
S5O.OOO u orfA a. o. closed Oaf
af BholeAsgs Prices Ior Cash.
This morning 18th INST,
We viii open up our en-
tire stock consisting of over
one thousand pieces of car
petings. representing the
largest line ever shown in tins
city. Mark the extreme low
prices.
800 PIE e. Tapestry Brussels
al soc. 65c. 15c
2j0 pieces Body Brussels at
95c. 100, ll0. 90
Moqaeffes 81 -. SF.ss. $40.
Teiosfs ST.IO. SI@J. ff.35.
IHgrasns 2,jc.
fugrdfns JOc.
ftIgrofhs 10.
IHgfaffs SOC.
Ingrasas GOc.
Ingroins C5s.
ia addition Ne shah close
out an immense stock of Rugs.
Mats. Mating, Crumb Cloths.
OIL Cloths llnoieums. Lace
Curtains. etc. etc
SrRNG6 COMPANY.
NO wonder Spring a Com
pany have SO large d trade. is
the expression of scores Of peo.
pie every day when they are
made known the low prices
prevailing at oar store
Table Linens. Napkins. Tow
els. Sheeting~ PRINTS. Cam
brics. Shirting~ Cloths. Flan-
nels, Gingham,. plaids. Ticks,
Denims. Drills. and in fact
everything needed l1 the
thousands. Au these goods
are being sold bs as at the
most marvellous loW prices.
SPRING d COMPANY
The Almighty Dollar viii
purchase more Dry Goods from
our establishments than II ever
would since the world began.
SPRING a DoHpANY
Turkey Red Table Damasks
from 2Sc 10 50c pcryard. these
goods are nearly half their
usual value.
We are selling Colored
Blankets al half their former
price. SPRING d COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

SUAKrM. March A.-Osman Digna orders
10 ms forces are 10 attack and destroy every
convoy sent from Suakm 10 MeNein's al
Zercba near 1amai, and starfe oui the latter
garrison.
The bodies Of the Arabs slain in the en-
counter- on Sunday and il0nday are much
emacIated. From this II i- inferred that
Osman Digna j. short Of provisions. Arabs
captured iu the recent engagement say that
two powerful tnbe- IA the interior nave re-
belled against III Mahdi.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
EXCITEMENT IN ousLlN.
Meaioai Students Steal the Mansion
House Flag

DVniIN March a Crest excitement ana
-allsuatlan prevails throughout the cIty
among the s3mPathlAers With the Lord
Aeyor Over the discovery of lhs theft ~ tis
a.. NiAch ls usually displayed over ghs
Mansion Aoase CA OCCASIONS oi feies oT
tseut- ef state. Some students belonging
O. .he medical college hefs, aflsf learning Di
the threat of lhe Lord Mayor a. love- the
hag oarlns li4s Nlslt oi the frnce and
lrlhoess If Nales, banded together aad con
cerie1 d scheme 10 winch the. would foll the
laofA Mas ~ in carrying oai hls ti4rost. They
4ecl4sd 60 obtain POSSESSION ol ti4e n4g. A
Allnbef Of students lasl evening suootedro
ll obtaining admission "a the baiidluE un
rsiue pruieal asid stole the national ensign.
he log ..ia-ls are SIondluslg luhilADi
over lhe natloaaiists' misfortune. and are
hugely enjoying Tie Joke, a. Lley term H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
John keItv's Health

WASHINGTON, March 2i.-John Kelly,
Tammany's ex-chief who had. it seems,
been in this city since Saturday afternoon,
left last night for Florida. Keliy's health Is
badly broken 10y insomnia. To friend he
said: Il am out of politics for good: never
Will re-enter. | am worn out" Kelly did
not call at the White House 10 pay his re
spects to the President.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

LONDON. March 2i-Ata Cabinet couacu
to day 1t l. believed the adyi-ab.hiy of
entering into closer relations uiih Turkey
a. a measure Of procautlou lu view of con
unued Russian menace fu Ai sAlul-ifn,
was considered. The Turkish Amba- dor
was present during part 0l the session.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

SAvANNtH. Ga.. March 2t-Rey. William
Harris, Treasurer of Princeton College.
New Jersey and Presbyterian minister of
considerable eminence. died suddenly IN this
cIty az 9 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. lie
wa travelling alone his identity was not
discovered tlu today
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Sixth Auditor OF the Treasury

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Daniel Neon
vile, of Ohio, was nominated to succeed
Judge Crowell as Sixth Auditor of the Treas
ury. at the Post Office Department. He Is
resident of Steubenville, O., and at present
fills the position of private secretary to Gov
ernor Hoadly. He is about forty years of
age and Is said to be friend of ex-senator
PendletOn.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

BASooit Ne. March 2t.-Tbe recent storm
and gals va general IL New Brunswick.
Movements Ia Az directions from all points
have been cloggud. In 81 John, where tine
people are always best prepared 20 carry on
basiness IA the face of tne elementf. the
fury of the storm was more than could bo
endured Sixteeo inches Of snow fell and
hurricane with a ivelocfty of sixty miles an
hour played perfect havoc with the town.
Drafts stood as high "a some houses and
formed an impassahle barrier To travel
every Vhers. vast quantity of SNOW had ID
De- removed in order - open the spproacheS
To- business places. on the railroads great
inronv ruisnce were experienced.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
gre on Staten Island.

IoNPKNsvnLE, Staten Island. \. y.
March PA IRE at Clifton, = l.. early this
morning destroyed a block u eight build-
ines on Bay street. The loss viii exceed
s..e,uoN. probably insured for one-haf. he
cause ls BEN, we'd 10 have been inoendiarl.
There D. ouis one FIRE apparatus ana 40 water
works lu tae village
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
BarrIos Creates a -.

San Salvador report the greatest con-terna-
tion there. President Barrios with his army
OF 1900 men Is marching ON the city. The
rich inhabi,ant, are fleeing.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
Logan Wlllse slecisd.

WASHINGTON. March 2A-Seuator Cu,ium
says cha; IN his op mon Logan eiil he elect
"a senator by she Illinois Legislature to-
morrow he sa5- that one Democratic mem
ner has declared ~ vii vote lu order ~
make a quorum II ae does this Che Bepub-
hc.ns can elect the senator having one m7-
lurfrv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
q Gas Retort Bursts.

JERSEY CITY. \. j., March 24.-The Lehigh
Valley train due here at 6:45 tonight was
stopped at Chestnut avenue, Bergen Cut. on
account of the explosion of gas retort III a
passenger car. The car was consumed. No
one was injured. The accident caused de
lay of two hours on the Pennsylvania Rail
road.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
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FIouB Quiet and closed wszak Supcrhne state.
s. nssts co.. rpund hoop ONO. a. Dlfta -. ~
iaui- extra, . ickia -. southern -four dull snd
sfcaauEel. common 70 choice crtrH- s. 1Fta a..
MBEaT-olfIons IN good demand. irna-lisf
and closing sfeady. Spot iots firm and QHiei
I.at =aits ungraaei sprIug ssC uugrada1 winter
resi. l-ftAl Be-. No 3 red -5c DO No. 4 --ffAlf
'ffife - ID Is No rfso winter. hIri - q
lo Maf go. ff .lc. So june. Ai e tZs
fnHF OPTIONS ~ moderate demand aOd ifrsgu
'af. tla.InE .tV &C. lower. Spot lufs FIRM 81
a % s.e hiltrr. spot sales. NJ. . a. sc. unErndf-i
flEi fle-sir- steamer lni1i. fa1 A. G. steam
siii. 5istalise NJ. uizfsl. Mach. +fa eifas. g..
.ls sf-rl'. a. nsic. dn Mag. asu 90.
OATS Options quiet closed strung. vifhoui
material change ~p0f luls clo=s-0 trm af l.r
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a-d nalct sle bad, oo AprIl zss.c bad.
hsF DlIi. Western -
UsnIFs Nominal
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LARD l9-fd frn. = . cash. g. IA is April
I-l ~ May
er.sH- -DalI faif 20 good refining 4 1860
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25

NmEs. Mich. March 2i-Wilford Post, en-
route from Goble to Missouri, died on the
Pacific express between Lawton and De
catur Of hear. disease. this morning. The
body Is here awaiting the action of friends.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-25
sor Ih.rtr Cenis on the poIIar.

NFv f0RK March 2L--A. SOlmons,
manufacture Of hats. of South Norwalk.
Conn, Is Offering % compromise with his
creditors for thirty cents on the dollar cash.
LIahihtie- about hfty thousand dollars. II.
e. COLLISION, dealer iD groceries and dry goods
Rt Dover. Del, Il reported 20 have failed.
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