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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
CHANTS PROPOSED TRIP
Tax Aoo.t rs Goiag 10 Nj meSregor
ln Aoo4t Ten DaTs-

Nsa Yo4s. June ll-0en. GRANT wih
-f.l..i a .artlau VI lhe -aul1r 80 the ooun-
try residence of Joseph s. DrsEel. 0f thls
eitg. sl Mt Mc0eszor II a.iles north Of
Stratox4 Tue tup ~iA probably be made
gaesday June z3, but Lae date ~il depend
entirely "a the general s condition. Should
tae 4ealhof become settled ald tle pa1lent
feel b1eht the uip laay be- undertaken
-ooner The family are re4dy % 80 at the
shortest Dotce sud lhe general anticipates
u.e chanss sIth sreal pleasure Grant 3
room ~ill be ora the coruef of q cottage on the
hrsi ioor. No food ~ll be cooked ia the
aaa-s. The general .nd family viii receive
meals fr0m d hotel. Douglass Hlil be ln
cuustlur attendance pu him.
CLOSED carriage Will take Tie
general from ll, residence TO the en-
trance o. tle tracks of tie New York Cen
tral hsilNay. at Forty sixth street. There
be- vii Pee assisted into President kutter =
private car which viii afford "a. comfortable
quarter, l- tle sick ruom ln ban, Own home
Alr-. Grant Fred and wife. and Mr.. Sar-
tori- will accompany the General Tie Will
remain at Mt. Mcl5regsr during the month
of Jgly and perhaps longer. During August
he will remove To hotel at hager-klll,
where "a suite of rooms has been set apart IN
Il new building. some little distance from
the hotel proper. Tie intends Ia return 10
New York about sept. /.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
OAvis's APPOINTMENT.
The Sort OF a Hornets Nest II Stirred
Up Among Democrats.

Special to the Detroit Post
WAsHINGroS, june l0.-The Michigan del
egation received another iutimation from
the President to- day that he did not care for
their advice. in the matter of making ap-
pointments. az least. George y. Davis, of
Grand Rapids, who was to-day appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue Ia the fourth
district, was not the choice of the COngres-
sioual crowd. Mr. Davis Is an ex-soldier of
good record. tie is a citizen of Grand Rap
ids. Mich. and has been prominent III the
business interests OF that city for years.
Congressman COmstOck presented man
named Watson for this office. immediately
the whole delegation covered him with the
PLASTER OF their approval Watson has been
a Greenbacker. and last fall worked for the
great labor candidate. Ben Butler. This fact
was told TO the president. and ne Immediate
Isl drew his pen across WatsOn's name.
Mr. Cleveland Is reported rs saying, upon
learning of Watson career: "Ah. ] see the
Michigan delegation Is -tIll trying 10 beat
its record Ia making unfit recommendations.
They Will be entitled 10 retire on their lau-
reis before long NJ. Davis. who has won
the prize to-day. Was lud0rsed mainly by the
citizens Of Grand Rapids There were half
q dozen more prominent candidates for this
place than Davis, and they are consequently
very indignant.
The President sail q Michigander To-
n ght evidently does not care much about
securing harmony III ms party ia Michigan
a. least lt may be the popular thing just at
present 20 ~nub the politicians, but they are
essential 20 the success of a party, and Mr..
Cleveland will find that out should he be re-
nominated ia ls~S Tire worst feature of
the Presidents course 20 my mind Is that
while we may be able % prevent Cleveland
renominatiOn we cannot remove the dis
c0uraging effect of his administration upon
the working Democrats of the country
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

Al SwEET' Isl ". Campbell. Chicago.
L. A. Gayle Detroit. 81 Larabee. Boston
". strderon. Detroit; " Dunn. Chicago.
}. {. heudal, Chicago, 4. 4. King. ~
York; II. c. Brodbeck, Lynn. Mass. b. A.
Gardiner, Boston: u. Summers, lndlanapo.
lis j. -. Brown. Baltimore. Sam Jesstl-on
Baltimore.
Ar IHE M0HToS-ThOs. Watson. Provi-
dence, X. J.: l. A. Bosset. Deuoit. j. b.
Payne, Chicago. l.. u. Everett. Newark O.:
Geo. l.. Patterson. Boston; j. b. Mulliken.
Detroit; {. /. ketcham, New York. Jas
Day. Detroit II. ". Matthew, Muskeeon.
Ii. d. Badgely. Detroit: r. 6 Boyd, Detroit:
{. 4. Cunningham Boston.
Al THE kATHBuN.-J. B. Vincent. Lansing.
NJ. j. Allen, New York; Vim. Wolf. Chicago.
Nm. Allshouse, Detroit. j. {. Thompson.
White Cloud Wm VI. Kay, Cairo. l.. J.
Sprague, Nermontville; 4. n. Clark. Ionia.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
THh sA"e THs rAlt
FUSiONlSl Nioe Kent CO..
oAr.hsrsr
M Ford Effort 10 D.
" Failure i he
Druggist bih Killed
: * AVE rHs hAlt

e1scial u.spa.eh a. ilu lEi-EoAAa
LANslso. Mich. June a. The hgH ~ uas
House over the bill re-apl'orlonlns the Sch
atorial districts continued untli late IA the
afternoon aud when ths roil caii for lis nnal
passage wa- ordered al bui three fusienlsss
left tho hall and allowed the kepubhoan- 10
pass ths bilI. which they lost no time in DO
ins. The House bnl &c apporaonsns the
Senatorial districts Was t.en. after nnch
hhbusieung, placed on the order Of
third reading and viii be passea
to-morroW. Ford tried 10 amend lhe oena-
torial biu by dividing Kent county INTO tho
districts. the iue % ran through the oeutef
Of Grand Rapids eIty aud, although tbe kent
delegation voted s0lidly IA favor OF II. IL ve-
lost Mr.. Sellers says shat tie Parihurst
druggist bill Is dead beyond resusciiauol
aud that all Grand Rapids cannot make a
any more 80. The Senate early Ia the after
noon took hor-e-race fecess until evening
al which time they rc-oonvenod ana passed
the Or ain law.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
JACOB r. SHEPHERD.
The Man OF Peruvian Fame Sued by
Woman to Cancel Papers.

NEW York, June ll.-ln the special term
of the Supreme Court to-day Mrs. Amanda
Dolphin testified that on one occasion she
had boxed the ears Of jacob X. Shipherd,
clipped him on the nose and struck him on
the waist, when he had attempted 10 become
too familiar. The suit grows out of the en-
ployment of Shipherd by Mrs. Dolphin to
negotiate $4,000 for the development of
coal mines owned by her. She claims Ship
herd induced her TO sign q power of at
torney, she being ignorant of tho scope of
the document, and she sues TO compel Snip
herd TO cancel the papers she signed to re-
strain him from suing her for counsel fees,
and 10 prevent him and the Washington
Coal Co. from meddlihg with her property.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
THE QUEEN TO RETURN
LORD GRosvsNoR EXPLAINS.
re SAYS the Defeat VAS Caused bY IN
difference Gladstone Books Ano
Papers Being Packed Up

I-oSBoS. Jaly ll.-An official courier b7af-
iug tie Queens reply 10 Gladstone left bal
moral for London this afternoon. court
circular ISSUED this afternoon says that in
..,n-.oeeoes of the unsettled STATE OF pOliu-
cal arfalrs the Queen viii procoed nom bal
moral ID windsor Castle G., soon a. prepare
ton for the Journey can oe made
Right Honorable Lord Richard OrOssenOri
NJ. +. for Fhntshire. aud senior Liberal
whip, has published card IA reply to tie
party howl that the defeat of the 1oN-
-rnment Ia the division on the
Budget Was uur 10
tive whipping. Loru D'o@ 0iVi
says that note Was sent 10 every lipeI"l
urging the Importance OF being present. tilA.
be did all IL his power and that Tie deie"'
wa- the result of indifference.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
ROUGH CUSTOMERS.
a Drunken Pair Captured 10y Police
man Platte LAST Night.

a Drunken Pair Captured 10y Police
man Platte Last Night.
Last evening the residents near the corner
of Third and North Front streets were an
nOyed by Alexander Wallace and his wife
Jennie, who had been down town and were
so drunk that they were unable to proceed
to their home, which Is on Scribner street
north of Leonard. Policeman Platte. who
lives IN that neighbOrhOOd. was summoned
and arrested them but they fought him. and
would have been too much for MIN 10 man
age had not the citizens helped him. The
patrol wagon was sent for. and when Officers
HealeY and John SchObey arrived they be
held a cOmical sight. Wallace, who l. a
small man, was IN the hands of the
citizens, while the woman. who
Is large and strong-she weighs about 260
pOunds--was detained 10y Mr.. Platte. She
lay upon the sidewalk and Platte, attred IN
his smoking cap and jacket, sat upon her,
while she fought and kicked and struggled 10
get up. She was hand-cuffed and the two
were loaded into the wagon, the woman
being IN the bottom. between the seats.
When they reached Headquarters she was
determined that she would not be locked up.
and II was with difficulty that three police
men placed her IN a cell. She struck at the
officers with the hand cuffs, cursed and swOre
till she was hOarse, and when they held her
she would squeal ike q pig. After she was
locked up she abused the officers when they
were IN sight and when she could not see
them she tdrned her attention 10 her hus-
band, who was IL the adjoining cell
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

WAsHrNGroS.Juus Ill here Is no truth in
the report that tie Secretary Of the Treasury
cont mpiates reorgauiziDg the present sub
treasury system and making National Banks
AT various large cities. where sub-treasuries
are now located. public depo-itories. such a
change was suggested IN New Orleans, IN
view Of the recent defalcauOn there. a
suitable safeguard ami remedy 20 prevent
future defalcat on, but beyond making the
change In New Orleans. the proposed scheme
never received serious consideration at the
Treasury Department.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
Reprimanded 10y Manning.

WASHINGTON, June H.-Secretary Man
ming has addressed letter to Appraiser
Moore at Philadelphia. reprimanding him
nation furnished by silk experts of Euro
pean factories in compelling the valuations
of imported silks at proper values and pro
tecting the revenue from loss. Mr.. Man
ming says that undervaiuations must be pre-
vented by the Appraisers by the careful use
of all information and means furnished
them by special agents, consnls. eto
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
Carpsts

When W. commenced our great Who'll.
sale trade on Carpets our stock amounted
10 upward of fifty Thousand dollars II
is ne' quite SO large as IL was then. vet
We can show the finest hne ~ patterns e.
Toe found 10 this market, consisting of
Tat estg Brussels at the extreme lss
priceot 55c, 65c. Zoe. Ingram Carpetng
as low as pc, 3oc, &c. io,, 45c. Sac. &c.
Goc, &c. We have The largest assortment
Of patterns as Well ar the best makes T.
be found IN tins country. our siock of
NELvETs at slI0. slla sI.25 and Sl.85
Is beyond All question the most complete.
consisting of the Newest aud Choioest
Designs manufactured
MoQUrTrEs from Sllo Sl.25 sl.85 aud
SL40 comprises the largest assortment
and best quality.
BODY BKUssELs al 9,c. SlO0 Sl.1O and
Sll5 Is cheaper than can be found in the
United States, and We are prepared T.
guarantee tins fact Tor the reason that our
trade is coming from places hundrede 81
miles from Grand Rapids.
SPRING a COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Furnished daily from the Office of ". r.
Scribner, real estate dealer.
Wednesday. June l0.-Charles J. Howard
% Mary KiekA Z p.rt Of lot Il Letter II
kict mond's add . S g0e
John puffy 20 and Hester J How
ard 80 Il l0t ia and ll6 n lot rs
Leonard q Co.'S add gga
Horace II. DunnIng TO Andrew J No
heen a. al part - lot A. Campau's
sub q "a
Benjamin r. Devcndorf - Clement
Hocuer - lots in old survey. Gund.iu 0ao
Jonathan r Nash 90 John 4 Simous lat
and o IS Of lot blk 3 sparta - 85
William h. Joscelin 20 George B. Gregory
TART 81 lot sec Is. Walker so
Theodore ". Behl to May Lobecki SEA
z. of sec II Scion 90
Thursday. Jun ll.-Wm. y. kufsche to-
Arie A. Van Opstall lot q blk Fishers
add er
Gardiner :. Hutchinson 20 George J..
Roberts lot blk 81 Shepsrds add DO
Samuel l. Ware 20 George u. trofhers
nv ir 2. NV fr 3 - sec a. Nelson sac
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
The News at Shelby.
.ondence of TIE TELFaRAN.

Correspondence Of TIE TELEGRAM.
SHELBY, Mich, June 1.-THE house Of Ira
NJ. Baimbridge, situated about two and one
half miles east OF this village, was burned
Tuesday, with all its contents. Loss, 5000;
no insurance. .- Yesterday the little daugh-
ter Of >. Wright was run over by wagon
laden with lumber. She sustained internal
injuries. and Is considered IN a dangerous
condition +. Rolph, of this place, had
one of his eyes closed temporarily 10y kick
from one OF ID. Ii. Rankin's mules, yester-
day.-Whe grass and oats loak well in
this vicinity
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

NEW ORIEANs. Ia. june IA special TO
says. Intelligence has Just been received
here Of bloody riot At a negro camp-meet-
ing at zion Church, York Co.. last sunday,
caused by whisky and rivalry between the
city and towu negroes. The conflict ragged
for over an hour and as it, conclusion there
vere three dead and twenty more or less
wounded. The country negroes retlined
possession of the field.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
No Cause Of Action.

The case of Sidney O. Williams against
the city for damage for injuries received by
stepping Oh an unfinished sidewalk Oh Third
avenue, came 10 an abrupt termination IN
IN the Superior Court yesterday. When the
plaintiff had finished his testimony and rest
ed, Judge Parrish decided that he had not
made a case, and instructed the jury to find
verdict for the city of no cause of action
1t was the second trial Of the case anCssiI
probably be the last
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
Geo. A. h
Can Supply all
NOM

Grand Rapids
growing in populat
lngpe0ple of wealt
with "A more mum
ton of people q
means. While Il
class has created
for early fruits and
the latter is compel
themselves many
luXeiles. but the ne
life are wanted
Theo B. & NJ G. &
Monroe street. are
all early fruit. and
of the season. an
speciality of strawbe
cabbage, bananas. pI
etc. One trial wilI
you IN regard 10 pr
IN staples and fai
and vegetables. that
sell amy competitor
pnce or quality.
T. :. Garden See
IN any quantity al
IN stove wood.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

Emma c. Bullard, by her attorney Samuel
d. Clay, Esq, has filed bill IN the Superior
Court asking for divoce from her husband
George Billiard. They were married al
Swanton, Vermont. III 1S72. and have one
child. George Gordon Bullard. aged eight
years. of which she asks 10 be allowed the
custody. She alleges that hor husband ha.
been guilty of treating her with extreme
cruelty and has neglected 10 contribute 10
the support of herself and child for the past
two wears
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
a Saint Missing.

NEW YORK. June il.-Much surprise has
been caused by the departure Of !. II. Hart,
agent of the Latter Day Saints. People who
visited bis Office to-day were informed that
hi- absence was for an indefinite length Of
time It was reported that Hart had been
called t0 Salt Lake and that the Office here
would De- closed during the SIMMER. At the
office Of the. Ggiou steamship line II was
stated this morning that ewi grafton from
Europe had closed for the present
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

II the people Of Michigan could make
all their purchases as low as they can ob-
tam Dry Goods and Carpets at our
establishment. they would accumulate
wealth at a rate that would soon make
this the most wealthy State of the
Union. SPRING A COMPANY.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
a SmalI oDlvn,. for OficiaIa.

CRY OF ME1ICo. June Under "a recent
act Of the Congress OF MEXICO. the govern
ment authorized the payment Of the salaries
of all officers IN proportion ~ the funds on
hand Justify. The revenue Of the MEXICAN
Republic from all sources has fallen Of ma
terially Of late The balance in the treasury
consists to-day OF only SfO0o.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
The Cigar Business Improving.

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE reports Of Pres
ident Strasser, of the International Union
from Unions in all parts of the United States
and Canada show a slight improvement in
the cigar trade which has been affected 10y
the general depression. The sales OF cigars
during the month of May were $5OO.00
less than for the corresponding period In
loo4. There are bat few strikes now in pro-
gress. One AT Hamilton, Ont, and an an
other at CovingtOn, ky.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
Packing Up Gladstone Goods.

LONDON. June 1.-THE clerks and work
men are busy packing Giadstone's papers
and effects Al his official residence III Down
ing street, preparatory 10 removal ans
are waiting Ia front of the building out 'he
man il charge Of them, a. well "a those en-
gagged IN packing profess the most profound
Ignorance of the intentions OF the Premier
or OF the destination of the property.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
SMALLPOX in Quarantine.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamers "Weser"
and Polynesia have been lying in quaran-
tine for eight days. During that period the
small poK has taken stubborn hold among
the people on board, forty cases IN all having
appeared since the cOntagion vas brought
into port b. the steamers. The passengers
will not be allowed 10 land for a week or ten
days yet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
The Chase Of Big Bear Given Up.

WrSIpre June u. Dispatches from Bear
River seventy miles northeast Of Fort Pitt.
state fhst Middleton has given Up the chase
of BiE Bear and r. returning wifh bis troops
to Fort Pitt The country through which
Big Bear 81 travelling Is said to Pee densely
wooded AMI fna ~ N1skegs. go that 10 Was
impossible for che troops to overtake bin.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

NoRForK. Va, June ll.-One hundred Of
the principal merchants Of this city sat
down to a banquet at Virginia Beach Hotel
to nj Eht. given M honor ~ Thos. J. Jarvis.
recently appointed Minister % Brazil The
new minister wili sail from Newport News.
Va on Saturday for Bio.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12

IosDoN. May l2.-Ihis mornings Stand
afd. Ne,cs and Times all say Lord Salisbury
left last evening for Balmoral IN obedience
To the command Of the Queen. The Iefe-
grdph says It's representative personally IN
quired at the residence and was assured that
the MARQUIS was in bed.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
GEO. a. Hal
% MoNRo

haa 'apen ~ q. 81 81 q
ti.a tssr Oak salrfns ~
qi.arel riam oI rsau astt -
iush iiuen pepper hg oaif
nam slii envelopes g. mate
A a1et t-si'rinonf ~ fisiiil
incledinE fif nee cfaas ei.,s
Muunr faila vifi tasisa
end gu.is~ nf Is,i,so- Ibis
beos-rIi3 vifl. s grrf mans.
I'cpuiar oUg iat Orders +
frmlnE sohul.-I Sahsfarfi.
We hHee ute hnssi i.ne ~
furste aud ts.fi as,a in fi,s
er- Arlto -oe tIma Igas =
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
BASEBALL,


BOSTON.
Bo=ton ... o % @ o @ 10 a. I
Philadelphia - o % 70 q @ d D.
Base hits. Philadelphia e. Boston 4 Frrore.
Philadelphia 3 3 sfou o. Pitchers Davis and
Daily. Umpire tuehmRn
FRoVIuENrE
Providence U o. % o o. g
New York . ID n a. &
Base hits Providence ~. New York 8 ERRORS.
Providence 3. Nav York 4. pifchar- Melrh and
Shaw. Umpire Decker
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
FORAKER NOMINATED.
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Nssfry=ros faue l.--f. .hsries r Serrer.
"r.ef Sre~s' rrrf ~ -he Psnes7n rsf-e
tss re-tzre3 sawyer Efl engage ln huzi
aess win ts.f f0rlre ts-ioner Bentley sf Den
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
"LAPPORTIONMENT


o- so,..~,a a'"'' ana oo'orss Jersey.
you ever saw. In t.es !, ''' a. sis Ia
cloth .aa .al' ~ -1'ai as than a. chess J.. /.
'''' l'A' 'Aa' Of Hooss,..s Topical eli
lie equaior 80 ~n3 place
aude as,.g
Ne so4. Ses Tor 7be fi,.,
i retailed elise, 'iA "a a. - ...t
A very good aual y fof Sl25 ana :, 49,
also a very good snses for - "a.
nav ih''7' s,onoI make aud O. ,.t
FOR sLO0 s. $40 and upwar.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
TRADE AND FINANCE


OFFICF 0F p. :. TtT1oR. Powers Block
GRsND kArIus june 81 l2s5
iah1e~ Wheaf sfeadF. com uncertain. con
nis higher
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-12
THOMAS
| FASHi(
HatterS an
4Monro

We keep the 4
the most fashis
from all the l,es
laciuies IN the a
ooie agents f
orated KNOX" ]
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-14
CONDENSED TELEaRANS.

E1 Secretary Fieliashuysen's condition is
unchanged. Hv IS still weak ead uncon
cious
Seven persons were buried under s pile OF
so COO bricks at Osseala, Mich, FIVE OF whom
were killed outright aud two escaped.
Gary 4 Co, Of Petersburg. Va, dealers in
horse furnishing goods. assigned TO day.
Liabilit es. SIS, 600; assets. unknown.
Ex.Msyor B. F. PulleD, Of Paris KY, was
found dead in bis room at hotel in Lsxing-
ton, KY, to day, having committed suicide
by taking laudsnum. He had recently
shown depression of spirit
The death sentence Of William Nicksou,
vko was TO hang at Fort Smith next Friday
for the murder OF William Las.er, IN the
Indian Territory, has been commuted bT
the President to life imDrisonment si the
House OF Correction, in Detroit Aich.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-14
GENERAL GRANT.
He Keeps on Better and Worse Spells, but
Gradually Grows Weaker.

NEw YORK, April 13-S:45 q m.-GenersI
Grant slept IN his chair from midnight until
6:30 a. N. He was disturbed occasionally by
attacks OF coughing with expectoration. He
awoke, expressing himself IS feeling quite
comfortable. He has Just taken his nour.
ishment without pain, and is resting quietly.
Pulse y, temperature normal.
Senator Chaffee left the house az 9:15 a.
m. BE stated that the disease was spread
ing. The Senator was with General Grant
an hour. There was some pain this morning
attending the taking Of food. TIE cancer in
the throat was Spreading The General
seemed TO be weaker than yesterday, and
during the hour bf the Senator's call
the patient coughed only once, and
the expectofation Of mucus was ac.
complished without difficulty. So long
as ne General vas nourished as now, the
Senator believed he would survive until
death resulted from the gradual course OF
the generous disease.
2:3O p m.-General Grant has someEhst
improved IN his general condition since the
last bulletin. a slight toreness OF the
throat during the morning Was relieved By
cocaine. The secretion of mucus has di.
mlnlshed, and the cough has become less
Troublesome. The patient walked without
assistance TO an adjoining room, ana sar in
the sunlight. Pulse and temperature un-
char gsd.