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Morning
Telegram.
VOL. II -NUMBER 181
GRAND KAPIDS, MICH., FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 31, 18H5.
Grand Ka
pids
TERRIFIC LIGHTNING.
OMt a r druHM at Mr McGRtuOH
fhwa Pop Prostrated Gan Jack
00 UnCAflKiuul tor Tavern Mm
, taw- rlgrpn vViree Dtaarii.
Mr M . Uij 41 Mi "in
.:;. li . - -1 r .lf.ttl.li 'aii
ji4 ua tLBrn wire a maw ore atrium
uudwr thw aror. runum Un Hotel
llaJanoral to th railroad tiRv lh aCh
way in IB frual of tM Grant outlay,
... : iea. Jat-keoU, of
ft, HMgm, aaui CoL W. If II r Back, Com
pa 4. Flftn trtdiwry (euvernor
Mm aalfckau to tke dp..t.
llwcliv ut front of lh
Wtwt tOWJ MM knocked mOmImm to
lmm p.ak dconatf. v Mr. Pas, of phn.
del proa. sknafwg' t Colore Park Place,
ti n m walking near tftem. She
tor twenij una
in IXaiLa w iwmwliilnl) uiu-
froon 14 Ikutal dining room whom
M had gun foe dinowr Mwveral idler and
Umf MOOda t otbar portion of tha BOtt-
tr tnruwa down, but wr oul
ep UUla Tike -rwatet 0eitcuieot
4-Url. 1 ht
iii.ua MM t mv abaw the wire ur
Urn walla. ian. Jcl, in fallm.-. struck
Old llhtif 0Qt hUMJ He tutd only AT
rwd at tk Uiouutnirwtto tnorniua-, to take
ou. part of
Uie rwt of
L IUm hi J
Mr. Wan fodj moo
of ftftawn minute.
Mm1 M "vtraUaf
aotkatfa iictkni the
tha family had felt
lout a ad Mam mMm
Vt 10 uckek Ui
taaaoJ Mb MIM
J, after ppMtratiou
id lmuiedl Uel) i
u-iuiry t tha Urant
rm.ttlon that. thQh
rock, nothing s-r
joming- U. iraut
U;e leeneral fir tlie
nr-; ua smew death.
Dm l uiUhJ Pre oorreepondent dkaeov
ared that one of tha (.rinctpal employed
IU tha rUi , r T: 3raiit'
tMidy, aa approBflhr! ypurd by tho man
aho MM1 M at a profound admirvr f tha
iilntrioa iJaad. and waa prard to otlrr a
til l- . " U14 : r 1 inamanto of hi t: and
uhwut rnorn do dcltbarataly oftVn hi.i
UataMjr M lara a faa aa be would aok for a
toak of tha Gwofti' nair. It ww
iudiifntntly r-furt-d whn tha man
apaahi diaapfirarad. 4 careful taareh
'u.-l '.. !; v r ivl-Iltiry I hr '11 ATI
' -.in .SarnCokfH tt 4 p. in. bronchi fkboct one
handred nod rlfty vwitor. who min ed lately
viewed t.'.e raoMBM oaakinf aboal five
hundrad naracai in -tit who aw tha remain-
m, hi- aid that tha public will lot ba
Allowed to look npn the in atin until the
t ' o'clock thM eveuin Lr Doal w re
porwd tha I en. Jtckn nn ruptdly re oar
inr fron - i. : a-t- -t..i -oine
t' !.-: ' Hack a v lttiDjf :jj tnd
thera wan no danaar of ertou. result in
wither .-we. The family at the WatMji were
alarmet when the r.-k mm a. The til
tinctl f fait " ;t r'miiv. li'itWtTK
hi., momentarily ilanned. V.! trlrni r.
wiraa on tha Mount were pnmtratel ha Uie
4brm. anu ' wre pondan t had t tro
to Saratoga with tn-tr Jiptche
by 4xrial trtiu. 1 Ate in the e?aniDtf tha
miuem ubrM.Ul i:i. tha nirfht l clear and
'iMwmlit. Trie ir'- coiiifratulatim;
them-tei v i ' i riilt 'f tha lttituru'
were n wtr-. Ktn tha injorad men ara
doiurf w-il
Mr. SarUiri-i ind Mr. Fred (traot were
with l -i '.-i.: w in he viewed the faca of
theyeneral. Tna baraarad wifa wa par
tonally mini and did not rie vent to the
-i! tmn which ha inant have et rieii''
mi Pi n. amanaewarta that tha packet which
Col drant placed within lha pocket of the
roat i- v ' ' f-n. - . ! . Ufore trie
ifTla fw Aenil. contained a letter from
Mr. ,rHnt in r-ply to ona which the ien
rI left for Ml read after bi death. It
',- ntainmi a look of her hair. Her letter
. one which Mra.
r go. It ba
. and ha had of
hook.
late
MRS G4NT S LETTER.
Said to Tell How the General was
Dece-ved.
s , N a, July :1 1 ha n Mr
i,r-.r rMMMMlanl - i , - tQtt IMMH
why Mr, (trnnt Ju aot give U tha public
tha latter the rneraJ left for her thai it
ion 'be name of a number of men
now living, telling how h ' reneral had been
deceived b tboee ha nppoed to be hi
md -'ti'iain.ng how ha waa drawn
nr.. 'h he .f Wurtl The latter would
OMke eiwht iNtfe cloel -"v-t '-aj
inwn win na
,( er
-ok , it may he
tha pmllU the fa
it have hean gr
- r.il -' r-
eaaMw fraan the
tkM. Tha raanoa
hnnad in hi nr
maa. It went a
; r-'ter . rvl -l:
ng of tha eneral'-
at the reports aa to
ipect b" ilenve from
I x aggaraled. Their
-' - to date i
, ee.1
eneral I not to be
i bemne he had
kj wonl anl other
ih ta tran-fer-i ti
family are aul to
of the miform and
IN MEMORY OF GRANT
t - i-' n. Jr'ce Occip'ed in Oa-
MjH to be Suitably Deaped.
4 large two atry frame howaa. with an old
2 " d whita painted
mid - ?'d ' a K t-et.
The aiding weather I eataw awd rawty. and
tha whwla liatlure hewr tha mrk of fr.
The "xiuee wae eantiad hy l.ieut. Tlyae
QrnM whai ha waa wCaoel n Itnnt in
- ' i 1 ' -!! .Nx-d ' the -io-' k-'
-. f -r-.'i ithiw ind Knwell
freet. ham i' R v uiiMad to give
f li"i VtMiHan radanea. Dr
C. C Yevwame Haa railed the tteaitioQ f
ne u
ail ' eM
f i ,rri
uly V. The Preatdant h
ti hi -GaUfc.
dial It fflwerai.
pail hearer I
ha- apinte.l
m 'XTl. I -l
Wtn.-l Dt
Mpki a C. Ri
LOM.NU rivjMfc
CunraMniari Cfntwc T Sad
Leave or tn rr,o
fcr a ' aka Oaarutt Wnm Ptm.
Wai4Ton, July A Mr and Mra.
fnaiiki left for SmjmI IbUptd ak
o nieak Uim ovaftiag W I QMMlMi tn
ood haaita, bat not iu an uonUruted a frame
r .ud .a M atlght L. 1 o Oay re bald
i . A:-tu.-ujl intervutw with tna Fnwid t and
.jecrlary Vila. UaUcr r not going in
thaFtftn tuttnet to uit turn. Foe inanc,
reOuLutiAceded Uej ' .Oord, a Well-
knoam Uiaaaabaekar. for tne ju of poak
maaU M I ntnd Mav avarai waaka ago.
toelcrday Cieo. nanford rOkted tha ap-
i.' 1 hi-- ivune uf prjcdurv looked
!u Mr. ouinioca aa if a Cojigraaamau
; tjcowtiMtndaUoa did not carr. with it the
Weight It we entitled to rt-Ortvr lie -a.d n
Han to tha Fraaideut aud Screlary to-day
in the interview mentioned. TtieU
aa to the other rh. heretofore
U-rrcd to, u. Collector of tha
poit t irud llteu. in.xtuia.vUr at llmud
Him Of thone atHoial poellloU-v "I luld
U I'reeldcnt thU AltcfUooU, aid Mr. 1 OOB
& thw evi I'ing, "that within uiy owu r
.oiiefiKu. eilenuing ovor a prtcl of fifty
years, the recommendation of Congreaauieo
wa aufttcient to settle an apt-ointment iu hi
duinct 1 -rtw uo rea-xui wti the rule should
not prevail now. The ripouibility , 1 aud,
bould reet xtunewhere, anil 1 knew of do
lielter mode ttian to malie 'oti'reiuien rr
-Pu-ihle for all appointment willuu their
reircttve bailiaick-
What did the I' reel dent in rexpuoae?"
"He -atid he did not wl.Mily igrew with me.
Ha thought that certain danger might ari-e
f-oin no doiug. 1 aid I Wa willing to take
aU the repoiilhihty for the apJtntmeiit - in
my ditrtct, and further, 1 thought 1 ktiew
a hat wa ueeded a Well a any one eUe in
t.Te diatrict lhe t'raeident received me
lach u. ore kindly than tn laet May when 1
A i- - 1 hn he WoU!d - ..-Vo ll'teU -o
t' 1 '-. id to a I'hix time he wh- mre
itjrdial in hi conversation aud did uot hurry
ma. Ihd I uccead in bringing him over to
mv view.' We parked on about the name
grouud a when I etitired upon tha subject
of m iUveration. I am uot ure that we
hall ever think alike ou -ome .jiiettou.
and yet I tuut ay that the 1'reaident treat
ed me with the uttnoet cordiality aud pa
tience." "Did tha lreiiieut give you any iutim i
tmu when he would make the more imjxirt
int apintments for Western Michigan.''
"He did not, but during hi couver-ation
he created the tmpreaion in my mind that
la would make no more in that dirn tini
for at veral day, aud that perhnp" no action
would le taken until after he returned from
hi v ication."
Said to bi Disgusted.
S: -ial iriH IWn.it New.
W i.-oiimk o.. July :1J - 'ongrenemati 'oin--t
Mil left for home lat evening. Hi ri-dng
-pint-, have received auother phock iu the
appointment of Geo. S. Sanford a. poetmaa
ter at (iratid Haveu. He did not kuow fiat
I : rd wa a candidate. ( "omtock rwom
- ting a man named Hubbard. He wa.
an tttagaated with Sanford'-. appointment
that he concluded he wonld not remain any
longer in Washington. Hi will keep -till,
however, until o.ue of the W estern Michi
gan ippoiutmenta ar dt-d of. So far
Mr. ( omtock vrv got nothing out of the
adiinnitratiou.
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SUICIDE AT MUSKEGON.
A Prominent Restaurateur Takes a
Fatal Doe of Morphine.
( ormeuondence of Tmt Tki.kok vm.
Wmnmumt July ;t. -Mr. w. I. Sam
propriebr of one of the mot j)pular res
taurant here, committed uicide lat uuht
by tak.ng an over IMM of morphine. He
had not been feeling well for a few ilay and
aeetned to ba brooding over MMM trouble,
real or imaginary. About 7 or o'clock he
came tnto the drug store of Mr. B.ircus, ou
hi.- street. He i acting very strange at
the time and remarked that he wa not
aware that the tore had ch iuged hand. It
l believed he took the fatal dose of mor
phine al-i'it oVlock. Ha waa not known
aa being in the habit of taking it, although
he i known to have taken it a few times be
f ir". r S. William and Ir. Din-low
wa. summoned and all that medical skill
rould do wk done but without avail. He
dnl nlajiit 1 o'clock thi morning. He came
to this state from Horneville. New York,
where also conducted the restaurant hui
nea. Ha leavee a wife and wiJowwi daugh
He will ba buried by the rder of I Kid
Fellow, of which he wa a member.
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Farquharson Corning to America.
Iijinia, July 3d. It is stated that Farrju
harn. the defaulting Dublin manager of
the Mnnster bank. ailed for BalMmore to
lay from Holy head on a small veeael char
tered solely by hi meal f. Warren Fame, who
wa recently elected director of the bank,
informed a t 'antral new reporter that the
Hank of Ireland refused Ui lend Muoter
Hank the unrt rouired to tide it over its
difficulties. The director of tha nnfortnn
ate mrituton are determined tn bring the
Jefanlter to justice and are harp on hi
track.
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Escaped From Slavery.
i.rn i!'. July -Tommy McHngh,
gal 1". whoee widowed ' r
"".nnearit. .. ha reached hi home after
even year' lavry under Charle Mortmg.
. iho'jr-Tian who ntcei the boy away from
Bradford. Pa., avan yem- ago. The tro-i;.
traveled all over Kuropa and Tommy wa
nide a itintiiinnn' md trn; rfiriwr.
H waa often brutally beaten. Me wa taken
, ;..uc at Rttenlam. Ho'land. who
ent word b Xmenca. Tomrnv aHed m
'-ipaaa in company with !ittie girl. who
Alaska Graf Country.
P 1'TVT. l" I y ' I'" if lTU.
,r tr Tame cnlleg. Snu;h Bend. Ind..
rnvod hei yewtarday from a fnp t- Alaka.
I i . -,rt in . : -' ' - w - 1 1 .fit
e aye the trip frees Page Sund tn Alaka
urtae anything ha haa een for baanti
' j.f . think the trip will hacome
I fT - - t n- tnin?i M
.wi the mm tean-.e''
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TK F:rt Contributor.
v i i. I i . 1 ,
i.'n ' " ' :-e i.w -w r He reefed m honor
f jaqeral Arrant in Rieitie Fsrk w-j r
.ri t . - - ' - ' r riif J waa
eeued
:t the
V The Howe nf Cr
eeted eweratnaattl
i f koliaiMh eharaa.
SHE BEATS THE RECORD
MAUDS I ROTS A MILE IN 2 Ob 3-4
UnprccesJeoted Trotting Of Bonner k
Wundertul Mara Great Enthu
i.iyi' Among the CroaiJ
I i iuiii, July JU. Maud 8, Ui tear
lera i Atrii of Uie turf, earned her promi-esj
retirement a i Gleuvi.ie t r -m ! ,da hrenh
idg tier record hy a full ladf second, amid
tha etiMW aaai wildest pplue of a,a
people. Mm-w a brought ou I about o clock,
and wa given a "warming feral, " wtuc'. -made
Ul - -J 1 UeU the start of the - '
claa wa had, while Maud S aa gelling her
Wind aud UiUsde up for her great cffoit.
HM aa driven to the three quarter turn
and brought down tlte atretch at a
good jog, and when the word
wa given to go he fairly
!-.v.ediuto t.'ie tir -eemiug to fly ujm
wing inattad of hKds. She reacbtd the
,rter piU in -J iendid -UHpe, but lale Ue
broke all to piece and had almoet to tn- re
duced to a walk to bring h.r down Hair
brought her back, and a ihe MPHwl the
grand stand he teemed to act a if ashamed
of :.e:slf tuother lart wa- in ide aud
the beautiful little mare phot under
the wire like a rocket. She preserved
thi gait all the way round. Coining in with
her eye flashing and her breath snorting
victory. A shingle wa displayed froui the
, tdge trtiid bearing the a-toni-hing hg
uree, "14J." A terrific hout w ut up, and
a ti.ousand voice- screauud, "She's dine
it.'
There were no pools sold on the re-ult of
Maud S.'f effort, Honner especially reqOMt
ing tfiat it be uot done. The weather and
all other oondition- wen favorable and the
euthu.iaiu was immeu-e.
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1 he Saratoga Races
Siii;Miv, N. ., -lulv " First ra-e. f ir
maiden two-year old, 4 of a mile Luiuiu
ou 1, Scolti-li l.a Col. Cowan d; tun ,
1:17S.
Second race, for hore whicu have n .t
won a race tin year of the value of $1,4),
oue mile 1'earl Jennings one. Editor
Farewell :t; time ItHJ
Third race, for three-year-old, one mile
iitui .' yard. Irish Pat I, Jo Cotton '.
Favor d; time 'J:la'4 . Cotton led for a mile,
then ln-h Pat pM.r-d luu. nd uoii easily.
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Died from an Officer's Shot
Ht halo, July :-)--F.dwHrd Welch, who
wa -hot early Tueeday moruiug by Hlicer
Howmati. died thi morning. Bowman has
ban placed und r arrest to await the n Milt
of an investigation. Welch' fneud claim
that the officer had regaiued his feet and
shaken himself free from the young meu
before he tired the fatal shot. Bowman's
record a- an I thYi r is wry high, and the
police officials agree that he was just in his
action. Bowman is recoeriug slowly.be
mg tnore seriously hurt thau at first up-
pi -ed.
The Jones Investigation.
Inmanaidlis, July Civil Service Com -ti..--
on r Thoman and Fzaininer Lyiuau
continued their in -tigation to-day of the
charges against Postmaster Joue. They
confined themselves to the record, and have
to far examined no witnesses.. The inde
(endeiits who tiled the charge- have submit
ted an answer to Jones denial. They say
the have rather understated than over-tated
what Jones ha saul and doue. The result
of the investigation will be announced from
W a-hiugton.
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Another Rival for the VV. U T.
Mostbkai., July :t0. It i announced that
about a month heooe the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company will opH its whole tele
graph system throughout the launiuion to
tr e - rice of the putilic, ami that cable will
oon be laid in connect ion with Japan, China
and Australia. The Western I riiou Dtterl
failed to get control of the Canadian Pacific
lines. Connections will be made in the
Crutid State so a- to ! d'e to i hn-mes
all over the American continent.
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Cleve'and's Arrangements.
Washinotom. July :k. President Cleve
land, accompanied by members of his Cab-
I'rivaU" Sicretary Iximont aud Marshal
Mc Michael, will leave Washington for New
York a week from to morrow to attend (ten.
( trant' funeral. The party will stay at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel iu New York. Praai
dent Cleveland will not return to Washing
ton, but will go from New York to the
dirondacks for a mouth's vacation.
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The Ship Canal.
I'Nihin, Jnly ;. -The House of Com
uon c.,ir on the propoaed ship caiml
ttetween Manchester and Liverpool, adopted
the preamble of a bill for that purpose thi
evening. I he chief conditions mentioned
are that the canal shall legin at Eaatham
lock. hall ! of a mimmnm depth of fifteen
feet, and that &". kk.M) capiUl -hall te
aurel before the work is liegun.
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The Propeller Quebec
Sui: Srr Mvrif. Mich.. Jnl ' IU
prot-ller tueliec, which wa sunk in Bear
Lake. hn vttled down in 1W1 feet of wUr
an I reported by the diver as being on her
MMD end I' i- fired (hoe wo are
c. 'i t, tit to judge that it will le a difficult
matter to raie her. owing to the depth of
wab-r and the wift current where she i.
Happy Commoners.
Lowtm w. Jnly :ki In the Hone of Com
mons this evening Ixird Hand ilph Churchill.
Secretary of State for Indis. anD'innnel that
the government intended to eitend the
tneta Railway thirty mile fnrtlier in a
r.orthweter!y directum and jw,-iibly far
i f'sndahar. This statement wa gre'ed
with great cheering.
A Monument Memorial.
Nrw Yoaa. July :ki. Tt ti )n imn' ir
f-.ti committee thi afternofin iud a me
mnrial inviting the (eople of the I nited
s- - to farticitate in the erection of ani.1
able monument in honor of Grant and
re)ueting new p per, railway, postmas
ter, bank, mnnie; i -,r ,,r:'ie. .?r . to
r.te in the r ,1 ieet.j.i of eootribution.
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A Str-k at Jo'at.
i nrr. II!.. Jt ' Dire hundred men
in the hiat f i-nace dt artrneot if tia roll
that new man wiH he put on at
the tnker go hack.
A f'frht t0r L'berty.
. Jtly V -aty crtminais aa
aaBa tefffcana.no their way thither
t iki WM tor Mtarty TwaaHy
a P ----: - O e - s
rMVi. M ch. iaty .Y - K B nm x
maatar tha place for tha yat ale-eeo year.
1 n r.m rAMJMjHMI V take Hfeet aa
e WI It
LOUIS HiEL S T Hi Al.
The Dtanc Tr to Prvva That He vVA,
a Having Maroac.
Wiaawo, Man., July JU. Airewai UAald
opened the oOae for tbe defettM Aft Rld
trial at lie gin to-day He went into toe
legal aopecl ut the Cae and reUeaed ttie
rguuieiit offered al the beginning of tr.c
trial, that while the defense Lad tuii oon
ndenee iu tr.e .uij. tie deemed A right to
protect agaxuet the neieciion of the jury
by a uioglslrate appointesl by lue govern
Uirlil. He UeXt reviewed at length thegriev
uoe of the halt breeds since the oouteder
lion, and dealt ailL agitation in UHfti 1 tie
( town had laid the blame ot the rebellion
ou Kiel' head, but forgot to point out lliat
uo heed Was ever paid by the goNem
inriil to their representations until al
.i-l .he I. alt breed touched a UiaU'h to the
smouldering embers and set the fire going.
ltiereWa no proof thai Kiel came to the
country to stir up rebellion, he came al the
earnest solicitation ot hi cou ntreuien.
1 ho defense would show the prisoner to be
a raving maniac. T he teetiinouy of expert
would be given in proof of thi-.
Kiel believed himself to be a prophet and
wanted to establish a new religion, and also
to conquer Canada and divide it among tue
nationalities of Furve. Kev. Father Ander
and tour otliers would refer to Kiel a taring
insane iu religion matters. He said that
the priest.- were unanimous in their opinion
that Kiel wa a fool in politic and religion,
and to discus them with him wa like ei
hiiuliug a reg rag to a bull.
Doctor Kay, superintendent of Beauporl
A-y lum, gave the opinion that Kiel wa of uu
souud mind. Doctor Jakes, surgeon of the
mounted police, had never reen anything to
lead him to lieheve that Kiel wa insane.
loctor W allace alo said Kiel was pertec
sane, but he thought the prisoner wa play
ing the insanity dodge to help him through
tils difficulty-. It IS expected the Case Will
close to-morrow.
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PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS-
A List of Those Cleveland Made
Happy Yesterday.
W -i. l v . i 'N, July M. The President to
day appointed 'harle- 'adu lilt del OoUM
tor of Customs for the Di-trict of Philadel
phia; la-once Bouly, appraiser of merclmu
m the Dtatrtflt of New Orleaii-, la. In
dian agent K. C. i-i)!ie. Teune
see. ot the Pouca, Pnwnea aud IHOO
agen , L T.J 1 redei u k Hoom t. of
Indiana, of the '-age ugeiic. 1. 1 I. --.
Lamj Hall, of Texas, of the Kiowa, Coman
che ami Wichita agency, L T.: Timothy
A. BjrxMB. Of New NMfi of the lik;n
agency, W. T.J Benjamin H. Moore, ot
NaS York, of the OotriLU agency. W. '1 .:
Kegistera of the land office-Frauk Dale, of
han-a-. at Wichita, ls.: Clat M. Kal-tin,
of Kansas, at Independence. K-. Po-tiim-ters
David (J. Hackney. Ft. I'lain, N. .:
S. B. Radebaugh. I rbana. 111.: Clinton
K .-. ti. D. Kalb, III.: Andrew J. Reddick,
LaSalle. Ill : Win. H. Norton. Kikhatt, Ind..
Jaine W. I.auer, Kvausville, Ind.: (iu-tavu-A.
Vauhorn. New Loudon, 0. Theo. W.
1 very . ( ilehwood. la.
W asiunuton. July Tha Pr. -ideiit thk
It at nOOB mad the following appointment-:
To te consuls of the United States, Alexan
der H. Shiph y, of New York, at Auckland:
J. L. McCaskell, of Mississippi, at Dublin;
Joseph Falkeiibach. of MO, at Bremeu:
James Whelan, of New York, at Fort Era,
Canada.
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CHURCHILL DENOUNCED
The London "Standard" Very Venom
ous this Morning.
Lomihin, July :&. The 'mlanl denounces
the action of lord Kaudolph Churchill in re
fusing to speak at the Liverpool meeting
liecause thefmembers' from Liverpool had
criticised his Irish policy. The MomiWOl
describes Churchill as a very much over
rated, impudent, overgrown school -boy:
good at insulting his suieriors, but
otherwise of very ordinary taleuts. His
praise are sung by the interested clique,
but, says the Stewdatrrf, tt is time for oth
ers to i?ak out. W e will not siug praises
nor ! bullied by any over-grown school
boy verging upon middle age without a
man's ene. Salisbury mut divide soon,
or Churchill, having already worked
irreparable harm to the Conservative
party, will rum it altogether." As a parting
hot the Standiinl describes Ird Churchill
a a miserable, aleuard imitator of Disraeli,
without one-fiftieth part of the latter' abil
ity. The article 1 sure to create a marked
political sensation.
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SLIGHTLY MIXED.
A Northern Contemporary the Victim
ot Misplaced Confidence.
The Rttoritr is a victim of misplaced con
fidence. Ijst week we engaged a religion
editor, realizing that our force needed
strengthening in that direction. He wa a
fair-haired, mild manne'-Hi young man, and
wa loaded down with Sunday School medal
and testimonial. ne of the find dntie M
signed him wa to report the seon at St
John' Kpi-copal Church. So great was mu
confldene in him that the night editor did
not reviae his work, and as areeult yesterday
morning paper proclaimed to the whole
world and the rest of mankind that Riaikaf
Richter. the eminent Catholic divine, now
in dermany, preached an elegant sermon,
and administered rite of conflrOaatMl in
our Kptcopal Church' I f coure intelligent
r, di-r like our would know that Bi-hoj
(tilleiie was meant. Imt " fel bad to tie
so deceived in tha young man. Hereafter
he will act as base ball rejwirter. ami it i
pected that hi peculiar ability will enable
him to report -very gam won by the home
eluh Harhor Sprt-y Iletorlrr.
A Big Petition,
bnrno, July :. The Salvation Army
marched in full force thi afternoon to a
point within a mil of the Hon of
iron, when they were halted by the police.
They explained that they were learing a
petition mntaining Xtt.'kfl signatnre. de
manding i mtection to young girl. The
potior allowed a deputation of 12 peraooa to
mtm1 and peot the tition to
Maaae. but wonld not irmit the main bofy
of the "army to nrntinue it march in tha
dirtiou nf the parliament building
a
Hamaon $ Grav
i ;orwwn. July V) The tomb of i
Freident Hamon v in a aadly m-gieeted
condition, and i raridly rrTrr,bling
A n appaal ha teae i nad for i
aa M a food for tha -con
motJUTnent rrvr the j'rav.
M I S' - c 4 f
the MaSonm" I alley n etnaJly smdd
B-own
tf aga
rr : a . "s't
T He m.j,' bj S
r. Ijotto, Joty - The
time Th- w- -erai
wvday. on i;tm fata'h
O.1aoea Go -s g to Norway
Iji otw . aHtty Ml CHaolakeaas aia rm tt
-,-dsi far Won hi ra H't iocM tha j
MAKING ORDINANCES.
PH. SONtRS MUST POUND SlONt
Keaoiw t iofv Relative to the Death of
General Grant to be Prepared
and Presented
But tern Alderman were present when the
adjourn.-.! ot the oiuUiuh onncai
wa called to order lt i.l.t Mderu.an
Stewart won arrived and later Alderman
Stanley and P;.x ni(dt l!ieir pie.ranar.
the Frrrt Ward wtu not represented and 41
derman Albright wa abaent-
Aldermau Killeau offered the following
resolution
ituW(ed, 1 hat a coin Ui 11 tee of three be J,
poinUrd t,y the Mayor to preimre and present
to the Council id the next regular session
appropriate reisolutloU relative to the death
of the Nation' Hero, the late (leneral P. S.
(trant. whose remain will be interred at
Riverside Park, in New Lil ( ity .
Saturday, August n, and also to
make liie Ueoesar preparations for the
Council and the city official to att-nu the
memorial service to le held in this city on
that occ.i-ion. The rtsolutioti was unam
in m-ly adopteti. and the Mayor appointed
Aldermen Killean, (lilbert and Hay ward a
the committee.
The ordinance relative to the duties and
compensation of the City Physician wa
taken from the table and placed upou it
third reading. The ordinance a read made
it the duty of tier City Phy-ician to net as
Health i iflicvr and attend -rson a!?'.. ieO
with contagion- dieae. Alderman 1'huin
offered an amendment huthori.tug the City
Phy -ician to employ an assistant w:,. n nee
easary. and forbidding turn visiting
any of the city poor not af
flicted with contagious diseases, while
tie has the care of can of contagious
disease. The amendment was lot. The
ordinance as read filed the salary of Ue
City Phy-iciau at $l.(Jt and Alderman
Stewart offered an amendment increasing
the amount to $ l.-Vk) per y ear. Adopted.
Attcr further uuiinHirtaut amendment
being adopted the ordinance wa passed.
On motion of Alderman (ullart the ordi
nance relative to the employment of prison
ers in the jail was taken from the table,
placed upon its third reading aud passed
without amendment. The ordinance re
lative to slaughter house, butchers, etc.,
was read a third time and passesj, and the
ordinance U) amend the ordinance to sup
ptaaa gambling was taken from the table
and disposed of in the same mauuer. The
ordinance to amend the ordinance relative
to houses of ill-fame aud also
relative to indecent npCMM of the person,
and al-o the ordinance b amend the ordi
nance relative to disorderly persons wen
taken from the table, read a third time and
passed. The ordinance to amend tlie ordi
nance relative to the preservation of public
peace. Hhd the ordinance to amend the ordi
nance relative to breaches of the peace were
placed upon their third reading and passed.
The effects of the amendment - to the ordi
MBOM i- to give the courts authority to sen
tence prisoner to hard labor in accordance
with the provisions of the ordinance relative
to the employment of prisoner in the jail,
in other word to make this last mentioned
ordinance piacticable it was necessary to
amend the others. Adjourned.
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The "Cl-pper" is Rifcht.
Tin- Soldiers" Horn jnuketinr committee vis
ited St. Joseph Itlld reH.fifsl t hs s jMent to: of
the txiiuty and gr udear of the city and the
many mason h tha Morn should t looated
there It i si im-othcially aiinotiniwd that either
lletmit or St. Joeepti will Im M-leeteii as the i--r-rniineut
Kite f.r the Home. Detroit "Journal "
Just wait till they reach (irand Rapid, the
"(iardeu City of Michigan." aud they may
change their minds. The Valley City is
entitled to the .Soldiers' Home." should, aud
we believe will, get it. CVoW Sjirnuit
CI itter.
Lively Times in the French Chamber.
Pakis. July .If). M. Clemenoaau. Radical
leader, replied in the Chamber of Deputies
to-day to M. Ferry's sjaech of yesterday.
He was interrupted many timi-s. and the
preceedings became disorderly and finally
tumultuous. Paul de CasHagnae wa repri
manded by the President, and M. Clevis
Hugue. of the Fxtreme Ieft, nearly came
to blow in a di-pute with another member.
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tc ctr t'-e bvi.'it t Mo t
l ts hoard of lruatoa. of Lbe boldier
Home axritwd in lir eilj lt eonua' at .
ooluok. and wa met to in ioual iaHntnit
lot at the bridge trotl at js-t tin 11 1 in'
oou.millwe4x.en ore Col. 4. T Bile, ut ea
luaw C4t H. 4 hamak, of leUoii
lloa. M biow i. biA' Rapid, and Cl rwiii
nei Moll, of Buotianai, itei. B H Piernt
of Uiis oit aud Ui reiuainina luauiUn of
the Board Iwr tfen will l!r i.ri it. iu
lour bout Uit MU aud ri,eu wiU. it
laol etaun: Uui an odormai ;ieutina
ol the ill I i trriillemtOi aere driti
iu aarnare u- tbe " Bl. ? .. and
the adxMVUt lands pried for Uk
Wt HUtMU tor ihr Soldier Hoiua. 4
thorough iuitahni of the grouud a hwu
and tlie prl i ol u rued to I lit MorUOi tot
supper lu in eteumg u tut.iruiai and
picavtanl raoeiaiou wa UvbJ led lh uweu
at the jiaiatial reMdeuct id Maj A B V At
aaat. Tbe eutlemen will take oamafe at
1 tie Morion Uii inorii.i,- i. : w ; u .n . .
to tbe various fu r? led fur the luetliou
t i. hi ll ui ou the Lust Suit I he V rd
protierty eoulh of tbe eily will tirt be IslU-d
to day and MM the site iu tbe immediaU
vioinit) of Heavdl's Iake.
The Hotel Regiatera.
Al TH Moki-'ii 11 HteutM-rg. New ) ork ,
(i. i (ioodrich, New o;k r I Parxu
Byrooose Fret! Hdl. Chitanfo. Ctl 4. T
Bliiwi. haatna . t'apt K heiuiek. Im
lion. M Brown. Isi Itapid. Col. Kamuel
vfatta, B urban an. Ja. W, HoaakOf 1. tr,,it.
Arthur aT. CampU-ll. New ork Jl.lu
Meyer lf-!
4i Bwarr' C. W. liirkok. ltiledo. I
Haas, Chirotfo. Alttert F I 1 Uetrott ti 1.
Taylor, Cleveland. Frauk I l.ymau
0040; M. Cbriatophar. Philodeaphia vl J
laily, lW. it. (t ( V, . 1 k L
D. 4paley, Chicago.
Ai th Kriuiii ! II i Laell. Bir B
ids: K. A. Maynard. SpHrlti. M. J. Kelly.
New York; A. J. Bur batik. Uaita II Ma
Kansas Oil ; M. Goofc, Ma i Rapida
Dolisburrf, Holland. L li l al ba, HaMMja
E. P. Walter, kalauiaaoo.
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The G. R , G & & Railroad
A meeting- of the director of Wa- (irand
Rapids, ireeuiiie A tSainaw Railnaid
Company wa- In id ut vi,! - ii i. . is-u-r
day morniu:. at whioti Iire-torh OlMl
Hall. H . P. Iuues, Hi nry Spring and Mu
man H. Bruley were i r-s-i.t. 'I ha resigun
tlou of 1. B. Kalou hs iJireeh'i aud ,-eeretH!)
was accepted and i1 h- - :. u
Secretary of Ml MjMf, The iiiteraat
reoeiitl liiauifested ty the buMUe men of
this rity and (ireeuville telidr to eneouriigt
the diri-ctors, and it i not improbable Mat
work ajion the road will te reaumed withiL h
Itl weeks.
A Cadet Appointed.
Wasrinoton, July $K In. I -.--ident to j
day appointed Joaeph Nicholaou Harris. , d
Baltimore, to a cadttship at the Naval i
Academy at Annaiolis nm h --.i. of tha
late Lieut, hisliuburi. of Arctw faihi wtio
failed tn a the examination foi ad mis
sOU.
Merchants and Manufacturers
OF
GRAND RAPIDS
And vicinity, will finl a full
line of
OFFICE STATIONARY
-AT- I
GEO A. HALL & CO.
29 MONHOt ST..
At Lowmt Piffl
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