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Grand Rapids Morning Telegram.
VOL. II -NUMBER 159.
GRAND RAPIDS, MIUH., MONDAY MORNT -O. JULY 6. 1885.
PRICE 2 CENTS
MR. BEECHEK'S SERMON.
VUCUTiON AND CHRISTIANITY
Tha Two Not NcitUM( inconaatnt
Mo (Jraat 0iwpmnt 0
Thought to bo
tii.t. eitiunafai f firm
llty mal rva riu fur moor day. m
Ur fiauU the UitriailrtU of lhe oua
MMM to dowroy ry Mtie
oi r
Vu, tttc ! hwiil on to
n to auy
irriUtteU
I Of 4
Half nua
w.it ..
u spirit
VoluUoO. Wbll boldm
folly . Heecber.
vWtod to laJicoU what in evola
tiou mttttmml '' ' !-, .'.it-l. ml fit
MmfOt b rvtoiooa. VVa it to ba suppo!,
h ukwl, toai after fifty yant of chruitiaa
mtab.u-7, with all ia aociatiou dear to
oim. aw would hotW any Joctrtue that
Would destroy tha .uUUuce or in any do
wraa 4ea tbw material form of ralitftoo?
Tlu would rattier die. Uu aim fu to give
to rvlii.m i ider of ana greater pooor
ma waa ui sympathy not
titjfth toot villi too whoW
with tri
Hie Umumi for yaan. bad been for
a would load men to a bibber.
wm mm m o-utiiiW.
the -..i.-.-a mm1 i.-rS.-u.v that
No rffisat levei..tuieut
Ihocurhl tool ! kfloore.1. I r-prp in
It -hould lie
on otienly and ruoourtfxl. It should
oof en 'tee Unrror in the church. Cbaraha
vera bat the rtiou of uieu and women
akin to mrOmtt) tneir moral and spiritual
nature in direct intercourse with (rod. Kvo
tattoo would not aboiteh them but would
aolartfv their freedom. Mr. Beoehar
ipw ' to aaa the day
man n aaeatial spirituality
ba bia title to admbMion into the
of the ordiaaoOM now in-
on, when children would not need to
at lJ'k ' i k"xd man if ba xald
ooNeibly o u Heaven, uot bem a churcb
ojanber. C'hureh were instructor if oom-
edlfe No '."Mr. u; :':.f " lOaOOt OJttfi b-
A UCh 1 - lecf;,-r J . !
evolution would abolMh them.
they would doubtleea simplify and
I hey conform a to the re-
of evolution in tliat they con
with the devepment.4 of
to hi-rher ntaee of growth.
to be m ule would be inaiuly
eaah church chum to be
autltoried reiowitory of
truth. and the auwnt for
roparatiou. only harbor a flotation ae
ie rain dxi not fall Upon the jut and the
let alike. Thw would be aioluhed, an 1
i it the rehtpoue juarreU that have lined
march of rhrwtianitv with kull, bonea
r.l.HHl lleevher f..und an increasin,;
lency to unity anion; the churchea. and
I bated thiw lea to council and aeaem
m than to the increanin: co-operation of
lofdtfofOBt denomination in work of
mm r
tag in
Thia tended
barnen of
to brwak
the
i e vii-Uui.-, -.ri wmmmm - taaMo
taota to the children and adnlU of
toatood of i mil cnm
itnral eTlutioii already taking
..ireh. and rammer meet
for metructioo. nch a the one at
abort laymen. well a
took part, were movement in the
If there were greater free
aa to the effect of
the t row proa ah
could not
ba delegated to any other claee of
It wa not in
in (od'. 1ot. it
.ui and llevlioplnM, the
wff wno Pftri u - '
with !eeenl etraint
out
it wa
OOkalwar afe to truat met
Mlee. rnt x: . oowt hat rnn are
afer the oaotw yon p them libwrty. Ha
concl'i'led by eoooaelimr the young matt of
ho wadieoce to refrain not from reading
oiaotine wrh, hnt frou Uin haty Ui
raept view that eemed contrary to the
troa tortt of rafafloo. which wa the spirit
tliat pnatoeel I ainfly mother and noble
father whm t hey revered.
ta? eerier will yr-ach next Sunday at Peek
kiU aa i haaleao of thelhirteenth reimooi,
who ir into p thora ao otorday Ha
pltt aotal the latter part of
Nag bbor'hood Nawa.
imb 4, Whoot k near!
la painful
bv IH Wnnip wi Hark.
and an father eihibitioa of a
To Aid n QuaftttWM.
OJ isrrwrrroa. Hlv The
THo 0mis C imborUnd ud Out.
July V The Fsoorol COvjorai has
m tern ahmm of Caomiimoi m oof
It v tce.i ' '
N4 i .. . ..... MM Mil
f WMIM IA aidlUoo k UkJM Ohich be fat
Uou Mtt oot Wiry M w utiai I ot
Of rtlUMM MMf, UUlUtfn II Will lai to
Uu KuUim Itt tOW Qjj MOmi1h be-t.
Of ilotU to u fact mat mom tn too par
Otuavt UuiiHor fur oaaturuo, too other by
lin1"' Tho toioAora of to KoU0
wtuKil muwl to ba leutiu toward spirit
aol mbtof fHM of ImH 4oU trv aotttt-
aaut toward wtarTiWOiii oeutar I' has
flora aaottttma tuatortalisuu aaU rfua to
Mb tortW at pnaaut tnoa sQ-iialiamm
Hii.Mr mmuuad U, rutva iwachwd
om jot baw-
JvfatiOert ofttM
t..o
uot thin
th..iW-
clarify tham
which made
the le
ad '
or hanencenca uch a tem
i ( athoiic and Proteatant. or
'ereut Pnteetant faith aemnl
WQOBakaooBa, to be anrpnaed to
i inuine. earnest, christian
er hail a fnoetton which
tea. her I? wa not in knowieIrfe.
wa nl atin
i with
rour nty.
iuita badly ann h.mt the hel and face
try beam, yeewnroft. A free concert m to
he firen at tho M IL CaorwK Mowitar awao
tna Ny l!a. l-naie Jordan ami Minnie
MeMttflhtia after whteh
m. THtnty tana haww hewn laying MM fat
ol aotai pipe u e need fo oarry ooaar frooa
the vartoeia priow too form to the house
The water will be foreed by a wind-mill.
1 mm HP
datwrmiood w aomottoh by moaoa of a vea-
wim the trformanea vf dafttW OOttas son
astad h the warvvos, ta aaamt tha K9wol aath.r
oia 1 1 wa1 aonvotaoja to apao
im all r nee la ammg frnaa tars' go 000
Bwa'in7 ?d wany'tuaTaoi or m
fiinn 1 dtasose 00 board, -w that have eft
AbccEP IN A CELL.
A .e, f ej'-U' J bo, 4 'or
Mi Drunker. Fattier
Yaaiarday afternoon Win fcraoaobertf
waa arreeted aod aeot to jail for bein
drunh. At 11 o eha laat mr&t a aom who
Oorka to Pattereon paiut 4hop fottttd
hrauenherg little ' year old boy on the
lrte uid It led to coax him to go home
with turn. The baHa tattoo avomhi not arre
to 4j, bat wanted to tee hie father. He vaa
uuictt to aaodqoarUrti a tie re be waa told
O) fhlhwr wae in ,ui. He aaked bow
it would take to rfet lu fattier out and
Johneott wlJ mm f.u much
tie had and b anoWervd "ten oenu.
Itueu the Hereant told him there
wae a a use bed in the back room where he
... : .rep anul mttmiag iud tt.n h
could go and eee hie fatlier. He did not
want to Uy. Itaid ba avoid got a bed at
Lauipinan for five eoi and would hare
nve awnte left to get sotnethmg to eat. He
oaa anally induced to go lu and look at the
hod, hot when ha aaw that it wae tncloned b
iron bora ha began to cry, and aid he
cWd not t im, tlie btd. the 8er
geant ahowed lum the door to the
ceil. and by prom Ming to leave the
gae burning, and the door between Die
calk and the office op n, ha wae coaxed to
go in and waa aoon sound aeleep. At '1
O'elook this morning he had uot moved since
he went toelawp, bat lay with hi cap on, hie
arm under hi head, and hi feet drawn up
a if ba wae -deeping in a bo. Hi mother
k dead, and at two older brother aod a
youuger later are in the State Public school
at l oidwater. where he ought to be.
England's Fraternal Feeling.
Uiauoa, July .". The Saoodord ay the
dinner given by I'yrua VV. Field on Saturday
in commemoration of American mdepend
anew, represented the unanimou feeling in
I iml. Ill of the bet Americana, all of
thebeet HnglL-limcu of the preeent genera
tion have Labored to create between the two
countrie the feeling of brotherly aenti
uieat. Lomuoh. June 6. TheaWy .Ve-., m com
menting ou tnr dinner given by t'yru W.
I rwiu on nnturuay, aay everything i arnw
I in tiHrethtir the tmn kniilrMl nitinna Th.
afoaar they hall be broagbt together, the
greater will be the advantage to both, and
the greater the benefit to the world.
A Fr.ghtfu. Fall.
Ka.st Srauioriaia, Pa., July fu. Two
heavily loaded freight train, one running
eat and the other weat, met on the hi-.
treetle bridge of the Nickel I'late railroad,
yesterday, and were thrown I V) feet below.
Both train were terribly mahcd. Three
trainmen, Jame Peter. Thoma lxng aud
k.i i...;. ! Kii n. were lulled. The property
detroed i valued at many thousand of
dollars. The engineer- and conductor
have diaappeared and it i not known
whether they have been killed or ran away
fearing they might be held responsible for
the diaaeter, a it appears to have been
caused by ome one' neglect.
The Sad Death of Two Boys.
Botoj, July While Henry Cooney,
aged ami William lonnell. aged 14, were
bathing in a stream on Black Buy Park, to
day, (.'onnell wa seized witn cramp and
called Cooney to help him. The latter cried,
"i'limb on my back, Willie: 1 will take you
out all right.' Council did o. The boy
struggled manfully with hi weight, now
sinking, now rising, until when within a
dozen feet from the bank, both went down
and were not een again till brought up dead
by a diver. The affair wa witnessed by a
large crowd who were paralyzed a usual
with alarm.
The National Encampment.
PititaPKLpniA. July . The Nation.il Mil
itary Encampment at Fairmount Park has
dosed. Nearly all the organization. will
leave for their reapective home tomorrow
morning. LieuU-Gen. 1'nderwood, the pro
jector and manager of the encampment,
announced Saturday night that the winner
of the various prize would not le made
public until Monday. Financially the en
oiUttpment ha proved a failure. It i not
believed that cash prizes will be paid.
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Another Riot Expected at Chicago.
(" 4hi. July .". Mayor Harrison to
ught issued a proclamation ordering all
I ople to keep as much a possible off the
trsets along the car lines to-morrow. An
other effort will be made to run in the morn
ing under the protection of two or three
hundred policemen. Probably the scene of
Friday will be repeated. The striker are
endeavoring to have the city council, winch
meet to-morrow evening, declare the char
ter of the West Divuuon railroad forfeited
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The Cholera Record.
Myrarr. July .". The official cholera re
ports for Saturday are Aranjuez new
Jfrj; deaths, rvt; Valencia new caao.
deaths, Ct; Murcia new cases. i ; death,
v Kliciente- new case. 107: death. .':
piaeeanw case. IX; death. 7.V
Co to n' today 11 new cases and ;
'ath from cholera wr reptirted it x: n
I her are many instance where en
tire families have pariafced, laortttg not a
single member.
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Yelloav Fever m New Orleans.
Naw rat.Ra. July .V The Board of
Health reports a case of gsnnine yellow
fsver of 9BB Domains street, in the outskirts
of the city. The eaas is that of an adult
male aativs, who i now ronvale-cent. There
is no trace of it importation. The physi-
is origin purely local. The
it there t no jiotilaotiuu
alarm, as dismfctroi
ary msa-nrs ha been
Bad Lock to Bimym j C'ccus.
.. July ". -Bamnra circus
with another train on the Mt.
thai morning. John Hhaaam
say. of Wooosooekst. R. I., conk of the cir
cus, hod his log broken, two other m ploys
w-r- Sadly hurt and a Norse was killed. Two
msbood ajektant prior to this have Sap
petted to the circus mce tt tnck Maine
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The Cn,r,ese oiarene.i
Kao. July 5k Tha Chmssa (rom
at ths ssndent
f Kuswia up.wi Qmrnh aul is taking
Tmopi
watch mo
Tjrket as mmmVttto
I Jttfv A Tha fiawry Ttim aya
ft Of the (Vr-'i,
at Saturday's Cahaoot
mmmml
of Cgjok, whom make Turkey
both ippar snd !ow-r Fr
Tho "Ooll a" H sac Has Qooon
Jnwwwwwwo, Joir V Tha
aaamt ha alarmssl
A - 1 in a . A mWA - -
"eoft Ml Um-Vml y !Tanfta
roraaoeoost.
Nw Y.k Jnoa ) mMtt I'ttai Ml
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
A MAN MURDERED FOR MONtt
A Leading Citizen in Maasochi etts
FoumJ UcaJ an J RoOOed
A Brutal Asaault.
Pirrartju-n, Maea., July 5. The dead body
of George Dunbar, one of PlUeheld'a wealth
lest aud bet auowu ciUzen, ror many yeara
uprmteudent ot the Pitlaheld coal ga
raa found in tn- street near Um
gM tur.-e about loutU lat evening. Two
pocket boo An, one the property of the gas
pocket
company an
were miaain
and blood a
oilier hu personal wallet,
be body waa quite warm
zing from a bullet wound
in uu. head. it.e ooroee wa rruioiJ to
Ua victim t.-ou-e. Mr. Dunbar and lar
four children were paralyzed by the shook.
There 1 no clue to the author of the tragedy.
He often carried large uin of money aud
had twioe told the police that he had been
followed by ntrauge men recently. The en
tire detective and police force of the county
and many citizen are hunting for the mur
derer.
A Dastardly Outrage.
JkJtacir City, July &. At 3 o'clock thi
morning a colored woman, named Khza
Blanchard, who Uvea with her hoeband and
children on Terrace avenue, wa aroued by
the apearanoe in her room of ix druuken
white men. They brutally assaulted her and
her daughter, aged 17. The men remained
in the room several hour, in spite of the
scream of the women, which Ho one heard.
The men left the women unconscious. The
police were notified by Mr. Blanchard'
husband, who is a rter 011 a Puliuian pal
ace car, and who came home thi morning,
lame.-. McCormick, a desperate character,
was arrested, and admitted being in the
house, but denied that he broke in. aud aL-o
denied the ;t--:iult. He Would not give the
name oi hi companions.
Grant Weary and Restless.
M 1. MiBJtooB, July Bk Grant passed the
day with 11- little discomfort a could be
hoped for. Ho wa ab'e to sit ou the porch
nearly live hour thi- utt. rnoon, partaking
omc food while there. The rest of the day
he kept in his room, although the weather
wa perfect. He had a good night, as night
go with him, but wanted to rest til the
morning and after hi outing slept two
hours, out of four that he spent in his room.
He came out ou the porch this evening as
though he was retle.. Dr. Douglas soon
after joined him, when he wa ready to be
prepared for the night. The indication
oiuted to a good night at 11 o'clock,
when the Qettorol fell aalaop.
The Afghans Restless.
Inii.. July .". The Afghans arc reported
to be gathering in large numbers on the Rus
sian frontier, evidently meditating revenge
upon the RttttmUM for the Peuj del. affair.
The Turcomans arc also said to be consid
erably agitated, but no movements on their
ptttf taTOB yet taken place.
OFFICIAL STRUT.
The I'eeullar Cialt Aflctel hy Department
i lli
Washington '. r 1 l lphla Press.
Department orticuils, high aud low, now
put in appearance and seek the presence
frost whn h flows the milk aud honoy of
OflMol life. It is not generally known that
th-- men are the very pillnrs of (iovaftt
meut in their own estimation at least.
Kvery one f them has a grand, almost
tragic, strut, a characteristic aa that of
Henry Irving und scrupulously imitated
by the low-at rlerks in the departments.
Men who have made a study of the matter
can even noted i-n iHmtt -t varieties of
strut peculiar to the diviious over which,
the seven Cabinet ofhVera preside, but aa
ordinary olserver would not notice this;
it is whispered that grace in the art
of struttiug was the surest recommenda
tion for advancement under the laat Ad
ministration, espeeially in the olfice of
Judge I.awrenci, Controller of Currency,
who was a perfeet paragon in this respect.
Thes pillars Of State nourish a vast con
oe, tion of their own importance. They
regard themselves as th skillful manipu
lators who keep the mat nine of Govern
ment in motion, arid " -ngress 1 mere sub
sidiary power, wnof duty it is to do a lit
tta repairing once in a while. They are
satisfied with only tha highest grade of
o letjr, aud look down a ith ineffable con
tempt on the private citrs-n. I-t one of
your Philadelphia banker or merchant
BmUottttVwl come t W ,1 mdttgfeo . and
thee 1 eT ' v . -i i X. ..v. be it a mat
ter of conoesconsion on their art to re
ceive Hm. although their iwomea average
l.'h;i v..K v.-ir. Thero i a gei.eral
pinion here that their ridiculous vanity
an 1 struttiujr should be suppressed by
Tr- -1 mttttol lii t.
-e-O-e 1
iii an mm hum 1 1
Manager an Horn state the Canadian
Pacific Road will Im- completed to the Paci
Ac ( koean in seven week-.
Ths Hags of the National Capitol were at
half-mast Friday on account of the death
of Representative Elwood. of Illinoi-.
Hani an and Ise rowed three miles at S1
via LAke. New York. Friday, for a purse of
$l.r. Hanlan winning eaily in 15 21
The schooner, " W. Keller." coal-laden,
prong a leak in Port I ol borne harbor early
Friday morning, and went down so sud
denly that the crew narrowly escwped.
Mrs. Dudley, who shot 'Ionovan Rosea,
was removed to the Middle town Insane Ay
lum Friday, taking with her enngratu
latory letter he had received a to the result
of the verdict in her case.
Siv. hundred bicyclist took part at Buffalo
F"d .! '-e ir.r ; -v;e ' f Ungus
of Anienean W hettnn. At the park front,
overlooking the Niagara River, a large
group photograph of the wheelmen was
In Swallow, the
the
a few wek ajv
has bean sold for
I The mare wa
the Indi
until after the plowing hal been
Ths Hon. Mr. Burchard. sa-Dirweior of
the Mints, arri-v-d at his noma ia Freacort,
Ilk. Friday morning. Mr. Burchard was
'"i ly t-"iTOM 1 a poimfi ri
Ecrpt.
Jaly SL Toa ropors frrwo Rrypt
iSaah aTrsrnrnnt ha
hr4d loo Prnsvloes if Isnaala a far
as Akott)oh is omoaaBy eooerrmod havo.
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LwmodO" Oats a Both
Ivwrww Jut? I The 'neri
tho 1 rdsT f
!nT?hat Cm-Si- ha boa 1" aoVp-oW.
aod thot 00 ehai g r Sled againt Mm.
5AbdATH DESECRATION
How. Sproiilo BoricKO a Dicoura Yaa
teroay Morning.
Rev. Mr. BurtorU eexuaon yeetM day h
upon the .-ubyect of buttday uiaxU and bun
day trains. He had intended, he raid, to
peak also in regard to "that other iniquity"
the ttunday newspaper, but he uped ma
were too weary to UaleU Lo a long
so that part wa deferred. 1 he
Sunday mail, the Sunday train ami toe Sun
dny paper are tied together, he said, more
closely than the Siamese twine. Sunday
mail led to the carrying of r'ssawnger
to Sunday pp r-. 1 . - tun .
much evil, thougti U , u.i ..
charge them wit . s.Qfui 1
must have u.u.-t . i ie?r -n.ie u . oe
in die weak. The uepbty oi I ani.uto
not of Itoeit perpvlj.Us t.'.t !ktl
( ibedienoe to God's law in tlie only safeguard
of the nation. It was not till LiR) that it
ws propueed to have mail on Sunday . 1 he
1 raciiuewar introduced, however, in 111' a
a ueceaslty of war, though there wae great
op(oltiou to it. 1'bat war, like all otheo.
tended to public demoralization. J I eto
.'.M-tian men who originated thin gov
ernment, men who kept t Sabbath
acred. You cannot compel a Congressman
Pi attend a latttton of Cougre ou Sunday,
uor the President to sigu a ooinniispion.
lbeu why nhould the people ask men to go
to the brick building ttt irly oppoeite to do
work on the Sabbath: The most eloquent
-poe'.h made in C'ougreee for year was that
of an old man in the gallery, when a seeeiou
wa protracted into Sunday. The old men
said: "'The wicked Ittali be turned into bell
you are dishonoring God to-day, and may
He forgive you." The saloon men are
QOt most to blame for filing llUOr on Si. n
day. 'The saloon would not be open if they
were not patroui d. Wo needed the ex
ample of the President.- .0 wall
church on Sunday-and did not work. All
praise, too, to the groat aud gtoriottt Oaa
eral now langui-Tung at Mt. McGregor,
who, in Paris, when asked to attend the
races, replied, "1 nui au American audi will
not violate the spirit of tho American civili
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Efficient Police Service.
The excellent order and lack of aividi tits
which prevailed on Saturday is largely din
to the efficient work done by the iKilice force.
The men did double duty and by the good
management of Sergeant Johnson and
Hurley they were always on hand where
their services were mo-t 111 demand. After
the procession was formed on Fulton r-tn.it
the men who had been on duty there were
immediately dispatched to other point- on
the route, aud by keeping them moving
from place to place the streets were oil
of vehicles and street cars, and remarkably
good order was maintained. It mnde h luird
day ' work for the olicem n, fel motttt
only way the work could ba msmmll done
with the avHilable force of men.
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The Visiting Bcriboo.
Tha foBowiog oowspapai men pent the
Fourth in the city : K,l. .1 . lurk, jjaoiafot
Ih-movi ut . Gei. K. 1! kin-', Springtield
111. 1 RtgiBtmTj Mart G. Averill, Muskegon
Jti' rnni; w. g. Baraos, OoooafatsPl Omwr-
rer; A. J. Shake- eare. Kaiama'Mi (!'i:rtte,
Alf . Rimige. Oodillae Times 0. EL Oowdin,
Rock ford Rmjim"t K. b. wiord, Datroil
fVowa, and T. moOoUonx, Detrail fjaf.
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One ol the Best.
We now get Tin Guano ItrtM Hottram
TelkoUAM nt cue o'eloek ou the day : ,
sue, in the same mail that brings the Detroit
morning papers. That's boaittoas. And, by
the way . Thk Tfi.koram is as neatly-prmte 1
and handsome a duly as we know of, and is
always full of news, ormp editorial-, -tute
;t mOj etc.. etc. VVe regard it as one of oor
bet exchanges. Albinr V ubl CM.
INtiikr of M took.
I Hart ford Post.
"That looks very nice, indeed," re
marked Mr. Fitjoy to his better half,
as he asSOOVttTOd til breakfast dish.
4 What is it"
"That Is the new cook's speciasty trip
mOOihorod in crumbs of bread."
"Well, I should say so," as he made an
niifuiecesa'ul attempt to cut it. "It'a
nighty t ttgo."
"I don't see. The cook has a diplouia.
She ought to be a pood one."
'Oh. that aeeouivU for it- S!ia fried tha
diploma. "
ShakepaRR wasn't a broker at alL
but An von know . f auj' nip-i who hasfur-
nt do
ished
nished so many stock quotaTions -Iiro
Tim's.
TaniKS. wnsn yon go tm the sewing so
r ly, I laaaparoaa in all th-ngs and prac
lic' swbriety. W7i t'holl Tinw$.
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Fast Reaching Out.
Hon. W. M. lHarford, of the QttJJBl Rat
n Moriso T gh eora o, called at the mlOttMl
MM office on Satnniay. Th Tpi-eoram is
fast reaching out to all part of Western
Michigan, and its final prosperity seem to
be no longer a matter of doubt. .Vwi yj"
RooMmm
a
Toilet Soap reduced in price, at Mills
I ic. j "- Pharmacy
Kxtract of anilla $1..'-- pr pint, lucent
lr ounce. ar own make. Peck's Irug
Ster-.
e
Grand Rapids Markets.
ran raotr-a raoo ftst ro
Tii fuoi Ornnt July
4aAie Wheat rt ln Kerry 'fir. short ts-ry
hK He. 1 white fan, tswo, SOV Gats. WfilV.
Krssh MsaTS Beef, per rwt. gfl !TC
t x7Sf; mutual, a-'-"'Of pm 5 00
v
Ph i Tar -fowto Ibseser! labile.
i nei
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real skin, arsen. Sr Ary.
imbby hid 'sathiH
maw. hiar. bush wkma.
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load.
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frtwa Psetirr - ha-rL gS 9 wk
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9 sorhm. whwhs.
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C. a COMSTOCK AT HOME
HIS GOOD HEALTH RL8TORE0
He Will Not Resign to PleotO Anybody
His Opinion ot Dickinson
Burtingame Spooks
Knowing that reader, of 1 aa 1 u aoaso
would t t. mtereoted in reading the fact in
regard to ( - ngrcueman t'ometook tteallh,
a rrporler caiied t tu reeidenc yeelc-rdaj
afUrrnoon and 1 1 lotuod to inform the
public tnat there n. no truth Utvi in Ue
story publlnbed in the rer r and re
inulrJ luli.o." nU.ut Mr. Com
stock' being atfiicted with fatty Ut genera
Hon of the heart. He lias never ten
troubled With heart dlseaae of any kind. It
1- eiueo i.e. lo at ny tiiat hn health
1 affected Jb) unUmrUt, Uvau- eery
person who kuowh bun, knows that he i
poneeesed of a moot imperturbable disposi
tion, lu fct tie v, ry rarely, if ever, get
eicited, Sttd hi remarkable oooluer dunng
leiting pohlu'til campaigns or a hen his
property au beiug destroyed by fire Las
often Ins-n ticrved.
When the iel.rter rried ht ttie ro-i ue
Mr. i'omto-k in company aith Hon. v'.
Heeley, of ( 1 rand Haven, had gone for a nde.
Noticing !- A. Hurlingame and John t told
smith ou the lawu with Prank Koukle in
front of die latn r ; residence, which 1- ju-t
acroee the corner from Mr. (3omstock'e, the
scribe joined them and enjoyed a short talk
with Mr. burliugame on the matter of potH
ical apisjiulinenis in Western Michigan un
til Mr. ( '.iiii-t.x-h. return, when Me--r-.
Hurlingame and (roldsiuith acooiiipanit-d
him to uu- 'ongres-inau f re-nlenoe.
Mr. UottMOBCk appean-d to be in his usual
health, -nM h a- all right ami laughed at
the idea that he was alllirted with heart dis
ease. He said that his sickness at a-bing-ton
was caused by drinking iced watt r. Hi
never use it at home and although he drank
but little, it did not agree with him. It
gave him the sick headache and for a short
time he wa pretty sick. Iutead of his
coming home in care of Mr. heeley and Mr.
l ay lor. they were not feeling well aud he
thought l.-t to bring them home. At Port
Way ue they missed tlie fast train and their
coach was attached to a mixed tram, wloeh.
ow ing to the large uuuiber of excursion
train- on tin road Saturday night, did not
reach here until yesterday noon.
In regard to DM ' ittSOl in Washing! :
Mr. ('omstock said: "I accomplished HMOs
all that I expected to do. In my interview
with the President I ttttl not hurried, but
wa allowed all the time 1 dwired. He gave
me nearly ten times as much time as
was allowed others who were on milar bus
iness. 1 told him that 1 would like to intro
duce Mr. Seeley, the man whom I had recom
mended for Collector at (iraud Haven, and
wheu I went out to find him I was surprised
to find Cha. H. Taylor in the hall, waiting
to be admitted. The President and heads
of department- are rushed with business and
it i uncertain whether there will soon la?
additional appointments made for thi dis
trict or not. Hut for my s'ekne 1 should
BOWS rOinainodOttgOr. It lias frequently l.e. n
suggested that had I u-ed only htaudanl
Democrat ie liquids the sickness might have
been avoided, but the suggestion wa not
MMM -'n enough. 1 wanted to stay until
the arrival - f Dott If. Diesdneon, for the
purpose of having well, it might have bttSB
more of a collision than -i conference, with
lum. 1 left tokens of my regard for lum
w hich he w ill have no difficulty in under
standing. There is some-thing about
his influence with the adminis
tration which I cannot understand.
Heia too groateol dmotsastmwi over board
of, except one. About forty years ago John
P. Hale succeeded in disorganizing the
Democracy ot New Hump-hire by methods
similar to Mr. Dickin-on's until it wa in
worse shafH than the Democracy of tins
State is now. but if Dickinson per ven- he
will etjual Hale as a disturber."
Although Mr. Comstock gives Mr. Dickin
son credit of having influence with the ad-mini-tration
he ds-s not believe that he ha
a much influence aa ha been credited to
him. When asked if the apioiutnient of
Geo. V. N. Lothrop was due to Mr. Dickin
sou's influence he said: "No: I believe that
Dickinson's success is due to Mr. Iothrop's
influence, but how a grinning youth like
Don M. Dickinson can have any influence
over the President is more than I can ac
count for."
U hen asked alsout the statement that he
had threatened to resign, the Congressman
answered: "Well, I linvo remarked to some
of my friends that unit there was more
hannonion- action in regard to the apoint
ments, it might la? better for me to send in
my resignation, but I do not intend to re
sign to please anybody. I do not think that
I will go to Washington again until Fall.
Col. Messmore did not say when he ex
pected to come home. He looks well, better
than I have seen him for some time, and
seems to ! enjoying himself immensely,
better than I could 111 his position. He say
he i sure of an appointment, but does not
say what position be is to have."
In the the course of the conversation with
Mr. Hurlingame above referred to, he said:
"You want to know what I have done to
m. -,! tfe- treatment U.at I have rwvned
from some of the so-called mde pendent
newspaer. particularly the Detroit ,N.
the noroid and the temwMVml and I'll tell
yon. I simply had the audacity to secure
the endorsement of the 'ongre
men for appointment a Revenue
"o lector for this district. A
yu know. Mr. Davi got the appointment,
trot you nor any one else ha heard me say a
word against Mr. Dans. Neither have you
seen me rush into print to defend myself
against the itty charge made against me
by th newspa-r. I don't know what the
If ild is driving at ,!,;-- ;t (. p. voir k q
a boom for (ien-ral Innes or for W . D. Ful
ler. The aptintment of Fuller of course
would mean a s-laried plac- for Will Innes.
ami tlte Tier aid i hoific used for tliat pur
iose. I got (ay for a part of n y can.paign
work, of apnrse. tut if I am to t osnsared
for that what can 1 said for Fuller who
drew $3n0por rear for two years a Swamp
Iand orn mi i oner under Hegoie Fuller
i known as an impecunious cuss who never
does Ariy political work unless he is well paid
for it. In regard to my work in the Iloaaa
man campaign. 4ulge
a
tt-ey
aoj
came lowo to my farm
king about my having lorn of
Eefmbhcac party and saying
rbt ttiat trbaps I bad mad ttj
and after
fnen 1 in
that he th
my mtm
;ri
book so the otd party, he offered me
day if I worjld go to work for his
H did it in an bonorabl way and to get rid
of him I told him thot I would let hirr know
what I wo;d do siKut it in a day
The next time I earn to the est y I
that I arm (d r t
' ' - i- - . r. 1 1 mTAfllfttl g-
whSeh they spewo of . SWrt that
it bad any
thtag to 00 wtkli my Vaaaog tha
t- a lev I never )t it
all that Wjji Inns. know, s boot ft
by my alhiama htm to sow It, I
' touWnb th paper wtoeti it
Omtosoi hoo aVfested m. m v ba not
flmw m mA) soosStstCn-sd't t45 J cTih vWjf .
of the Neva )B rsfmH to the
Mr
n- liag fixed ny by my
ki
"" s7 II JM '-' ; : 'v-t r ',t
isoxttwaa Mr. ( rmk rc Mr 'KAA-mitb TT
' - I r'evwof otawmoox to sooaota ewwryShrnw vc,
rITkJuto nfTT ' tsole omsfatttwoisohttjad hor.
fiia ow M stoaws I astto, Tt doawot 1 mot howaoaa toaro
I wa noabwsc ra ft 4 Iaaoi oofawa I ha
not utougt.t it w orth ottma to so)dy to the
attacks aud msuiuataotts aaode upub lua tmt
in case U
aa ao o b
to U management ot
tiw tauniNkon to kuitcia. innor
tttt
that won. J surprise liw 1
lower of the rhirun and BOON
i.rnbaok kaHiU State 01.
o itn tt t.t u.:
the owooisapor bioinsai, would hi
advantage ot turn m Um uontesl a
uertainiy aneur
A Compliment Well Deserved
n Saturday evening Um hpriugtieid baud
vnuied Uir KatUbun liouar to nu-ud lo Mi.
A 11. nt.-lt : mt - . , iiiiMi'i it i. - 1 ..i..ii
After delightful muain, wbiob waa greatly
enjoyed by all present Ur oou.pany was in
vited to U dining room ahai 1 au
piomptu tnuuet lad t.-ex preparetl I hv
ox-asion was an enjoyable wind u( of Um
celebration aud a well deserted compliment
to Mr Antlsdei. who ha
n.toii it a r uu'w.-
Filed His Report.
Ine receiver in the matter ol U
ineht of Kinney, Motirao A Co., hardware
dealers on South Di virion sliot : sbo tuned
about two year ago, has filed hi final re
Iort ehowing about .:t7.. in bis hand a the
1 t proceeds of tin sab d lit sUn-k 1 ta
claims against tlie firm amounted to several
thousand dollats and tin- einlll..l s W lii n
oeive only Ave jar ieiit of the claims The
hearing of the report is net for the 15th. te
fore Judgt Montgomery.
a
Leg Broken.
Timothy Ferris, i. f Hutu r worth a enni a
section hand ou the tirand liapids A lndi
ana road, broke hi left leg below the knee
yesterday. He was engaged with a number
of men in relaying ties, near the railroad
bridge, aud hal gom-t the rier brink to
fix an axe helve. While there a large oak
tie slipped down the embankment, striking
against hi leg with the atsjve result.
a
The Ravages of the Cotton Worm.
CaIUO, July U. - The ravages of the cotton
worm are eit ndiug through'
great alarm is felt tliat the crop Ite entirely
destroyed. The ollicials have vainly sought
for mean r-of checking its adianot . but hnr
not thu far been U(xx-esful.
FASHIONABLE
Hatters and Furriers.
54 IfonroQ st reet.
w keap th iu'-t grttlfi Mid
the inot fa-liionahlf1 itylafl
from nil tin' best mil 111a1.11
f;irt Bra in t bo u f 1 1 ry.
Sole agents for the oe
brated "KNOX" Bate.
Merchants and Manufacturers
OF
GRAND RAPIDS
Ami vicinity, will tinl a full
line ol
OFFICE STATIONARY
-AT-
GEO. A. HALL & CO.
29 MONKOE ST.,
At Lu an Pbi as.
W. S. Ginn i Sova
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
IKA I.KhS IN
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
AND
House Furnishing Goods.
rrrra it uuii
KIM IX'KS.
at V, 'jf. i :. :arI lr.
MORTIC1 IKKS.
at 12 H. U UX , ), . l. 70. 75.
11 ti..vi, fi.no. $a.oiVwsUa
ot ia. lft, , 2T.. an, f. rt.
90c tttxl tl It
HIM LATHHER
10. 1, ao. otwi 2ftr
Mi:TH'f LATt Hl
30, 2f. and Tftr.
PAD IJCKH,
', . v. 2 j: f ' -N.H
I'd'TTS Wh I'AIK
ft. ia i2H. lft, an, sa, mx m. m. w. ao. 7ft.
-t. fl). HJft. tl', tl 7ft. $mW
ImmVoM
POCKET WEA
10. ift. art, as, jw. . tt, m av tr ny m,
tfrnuvo mu
( .-ramir m ElmtMe Vmm VI1
Wv f f . rww aof mm
W S. GUNN&SONS.
4" mad 46 Monro ftlrwot
TOM
CRIPPEM
Lodioft Bloc. andCulorod
S.;. hHI ; SKlr II. tbl. llUO
you vr aaw. lo loot lii now tt i. for aft
Hft oud aAi- an aUuii a tun. a Lo.
.i .11. i.n i vl! auia4i to a trouooJ rat-
litr tOotof flmmtoraw M au
fhf tHjliutOf.
V c tall a attmmmsl Jofttty fur TVot
U tvtoilrsi ruscaherv f rvOB mm to M ravli
A ttjr pssl quality wariLmS ojmI $lJm
aua a vwr f.sJ .lrw for $2 Wr nlao
boaotlaioc of aottttlmV iua- r-i.mi,,
for rJL.rM). $n. fo.50 mu& ..i.aarOa
mrmaw a aoi amt.
Caneta.
Wboti wa Mamttmttowi our ,
trade u tVra!a out U
oouhtwd
lara. It
;u- us to
aUiorur
to uuaar.l of lift lh i.
i not jiut ao larj,v ttj it a a
Ve r,!. ft,' ! !,. '
ba fouud ui tin market, i
ThHstr ! , - (i t! evtromo loV
niaof .'.. tV. ?: 1 !:?. i o:4it4tf
a low rt Vt-'a-. -Vi,'. :fs H 4V Vs. .Va
tVk t I.hm Um 'aroal aawortttmttfi
of attorna aa well a tne bowl luaaoa to
I fo 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ! i 1 ! , , ( ur Kt t4 of
Vklvvtj Ht 1 1 .1 1 f 1 .1 ft 91 M f 1 ..ift
it- U-.itj,i all quttatiuatno loxmt ttOmtttwmV
OOIIMHl.I.i. .-v. ; ('lions,
ltwuu inaiiufiK-t .
Mw nTEa fnnu $1.10, f 1.2 '. $l.'trMiil
$1.40 ivunpriM'- t)M inrvoHt hairtmatt
hihI lot jtialilv.
mm ITttii II ot r,$l.(ia 11 1" ud
$l.lfti rhajijM-' mmm oaii Ih- fiuti in to
I "mt.i Mi,:-' n :. : w I to
iiuranUs-ttnt " ' hhiii tiiHt niif
tTHde i ivmiiiir from pla ImtHiroda 4
miloti from i rand lu.pula.
hi uiN.i A (Vimi airr.
If tll p.sM. ' ' il,KI-
all thir inrciuii in low aw tbay mtt
tiiii; lr;. .: '.-,r(a ot ffttf
oMaltlihl iu.tit. Mit-y aoiil, arvMumtlato
waltli at a rat that would ana maka
tbia th roowt wtoJUiy State of tha
l inom HiHiKu (MfAwr.
60-COUNT THEM 60
Only 60 Left.
TUr NlAr l.l -HI WWKI.VIM
Oar $OM Or Missel WwH fwjtt mu
itnr-- It is mvV in ma moot tta rmt
mxtA fit t 0S ifi i wof ma aaMOmt
wit i nt. If rtu f,.,H .r. .. in mt
gmsttmor owawl mw abwojn W- ar Uittr Hmb
I tiZJsOwalwiv mb tttaoltt Mftowri w aaa
u h tvl way mtaa.
WK MAt t
f wmmwom
mm
Th f mmmml or mnnm
mn- mmm TW r awo fw u war-
mot owiio maaaottaw tw a a
sa-s-d o am moawi wmw aaoti
In i
t if,
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m t
9aoi4 awttjffsw wawk ttttttt
I ,r
Haw wad H W r rWa
Rfswa tmt Wvwsv. Mid Ctm W
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Ts ass sassa4 vRta lt trssemj.
E. S. PIERCE'S
GREAT WARDROBE
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