Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-26

W4tefasLons are la the 1lasket Prepare
D. cfamD.
satarslag's 8orl,aaa vii haze cartoon
ga tns b5Ssr h-.rt veto.
Alother szeu-sian GA fhs steamer baF-
rett down ths uFer sunday
The Daekst thief. Henry saith. eli so
sssorn AZ ths isaIa poison for The nezt tso
years
With ana sealhsr to-day tie faIf grounds
oagnt b be- alss zikn losers If horse
rsci8S
The City Missionary society ~ill mest
th4s aftsfnoon az ths Park Congregational
thuFeh
TIE kaHI County ,port-nens CluD all
cave a alsdal sA0ot Gsxt Saturday AZ the
club grouaas.
The iookeys Casey aud y aiers we're re-
iea.si yesterday there DslnZ 40 compliant
made against them
u. a. Atwood says lhaE The cable road mat
go siu soon receive attention a. Ar. fheilIk
IT, ssxpectea here Ina . few days.
The 8ioycie Cir.b have concluded 70 loiu
the housth ~ JulJ parade, and wIll lead the
pfoes@alon, Az la nsw anIf0rns.
Fred Hoeh. ,sho Nas convicted OF burglary.
rocelged permit yesterday Dy Judge Par
rIsh - board a. i0uIa for one year and si4
months.
q. - DAVIS. Collector Of Internal keyeuue,
has uOt gez decided as - the appointments
no NiA Inake. he - OgeFrun With parties
Who want places
=. s. Mehen. the sE. sn- manager OF the
g.. x. g l. aua 3. < 3D. ciss telegraph Office,
a. moving iltO his handsome nes residence
ga Sunmer street.
IA. ID. q. Van Asmus Will move nia Office
from SSoei Hotel b.ock ~ the room recent
u occupied ~ the D., g.. III. a. NJ. city ticket
0ffoc tn The MoraOn-
EmI Rsbsutish. OF TINS city. died fore
closure aill against A0ram Sager, e. al, II
lhe County Cisrk Office yesterday. on a
nacrtyege of Stot.3N
Ihe 20. Louis scaooi and Home Joieraat
gives four page ilustreled and highly IN
tersaliilg accouul Of tho Missouri editorial
excursion into Michigan
Casper shilling was found drunk in the
basement of residence % Lafayette street
last al ght. and be- was carried t0 headquar
Lers la tao police patrol wagon
''SenatOr" Joe Ford has returned home
lrola Lansing, weere be presided over the
senate cloak room 80 well, and will become
porter On a q. K g /. sleeper
De- a. K. Arndt OF this city, has been ap-
pointed professor of Iuateria medlca IN the
homie JpAshlc department Of the State Uni
versity. with a salary OF 500 per year.
Mr.. A. Hart. mother Of Mr.. +. A. Stan
ton, celebrated her 1l-t birthday yesterday
at l}g Bo~ery street. few friends were in
utsd o. a 'toa party and pleasant time
had.
Those Interested la base ball news will De
pleased to learn tnat the Phoenix billiard
parlor.. corner Bronson aud Kent streets,
vii receive the scores Of the National league
daily.
Nsiis Hansen VA found guilty of keeping
has saloon open after aour- ia tho Police
Court yesterday. and Wts tGed S25 and Soto
costs. tie took an appeal tO the Superior
Court
TX Policeman Theo. Crimson, formerly Of
this city. = said Cd have fallen heir 10 quite a
large fortune from a relative IN the old
co0utry. Mr.. Crimson Is now visiting At 81.
Johns.
The recent unpieasantness between the
members OF the arm of Preston K Babcock.
prOprie1Ors OF the Preston House. II followed
hy a dissolution of cOpartnershlp. William
Preston Will be sole proprietor hereafter.
The agent At the Detroit. Grand Haven &
Milwaukee depot. reported yesterday, the
andiug ot oox-cslr broken Open Upon IN
vc-tigauon he also found a waiskey barrel
had been tapped and a quantity of liquor
stOleu.
Rev. Kerr b. upper of Marquette who
haa been s1pplylng the FIRST Baptist church
pulpit Of this city since the resignation of
Rev DR. Graves. has been extended a call TO
become tne pastor ol the cnurcn t u
thought ne VIII accept.
The first shade trees set out in this city on
the Vest Side. were planted by +. ID. G.
Holden on the corner Of Summer and Allen
streets. in ls6l. and today they are a large
and finely developed "a any that can be seen
I'M the Clty. With one exception the trees
have ala lived, and tins one Mr. Holden cut
down yesterday.
MAJOR Calkins received word from Co. A.
Of Coidwater, yesterday that theyViil be here
20 participate in the Fourth Of July ceiebra-
ton. All Of the companies Of the Second
Regiment. ~ :. T.. have now made ar
judgements % be here, and the military
committee vii put forth every effort that
the boys Ia blne shall he well entertained.
The Democrat loses another victory. The
Hoard of Police Commissioners have inves-
tigsted the matter 0f the man COwles ar
rest and have ex0nerated Sergeant Hurley
from ans blame I'm the premises. sustaining
INN I'm his action. It's a cold day uow when
ihe f-ruocruf fails - throw a miserable slfr
npou the police department. and a colder
que when &c Is not sat down upon.