The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1877-08-02
NEWSOF THE WEEK.
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
At Chicago them @. r. B. hands struck
demanding Is per cent increase In their
pay. No riotous proceeding arc encour-
aged at any OF thee pcins. "pe
A: Gree t:ls the smp.Syss q n. Can n.
restitution of the 10 per cent taken of In
June, the payment ~ back Wo0no, and the
establishments ofs regular monthly pay
day.
ing at Windsor and resolved that they
would not submit TO any reduction OF
their wages.
The: There ! wee s sss consioscs. ,hs state
Ex-Gov. Alpheus Felch has been made
an LII. d. by Bowdoin College, Maine.
He graduated in 1897, having ss class
s %siis HH%ss1o &l L0nsisll0w and Ma
The total LIQUOR tsy ~ - the Comfy Coz; !. ,S Of
is in the City OF Hillsdsle. Last year the
tax In the county was over n, zoo.
The State military authorities have Or
dered all the spare arms andcaccoutre-
ments in Detroit packed and removed to
the Fort for safe keeping.
The state printing contract has been
awarded to w. 3. George q Co., OF Lam.
sing; the book and print paper coptrsYt
70 the Peninsular Paper Co.. sna. ~ 3
e. B. ssIisS 4 CO., Of Detroit . -
The Little Traverse Republican lsafns'
that w. R. Bower . short time since dis
covered ON tho beach, near the head ~
the bay, millions Of potato buRs, appaf-
emily having been foated In on the water.
All the pieces of sbOalds, chip and ~;
seemed TO be covered with them.
The Arm Of Alser a Co.. Haxrisville,.
have constructed . tramway with Iron
rails, by which they brings large amount
of excellent white pine timber to th0,
shore from three or four miles lbapk.
This timber Is large, much Of It being
cork pine, and is ant fhh length Of TIE
tree. This they raft to TonAwanda and
other points for manufacture. Ten mill
lion feet Of tins timber was recently lying
ON tho shore road Tor rafting.
A child Of VIM. Dean Of Kalamo, was,
by advice of physician, taken TO MGht'
gan University recently for treatment,
the trouble being In the face or nose, and
the cause not discernible. 10 proved ITO
be tooth growing the wrong way, into
the face and toward the eye. IL was re.
moved, and thsg child's life probsb9s
4 3yeO. an GNf-fN
Agricultural College commenceme
occurs this year November 70, instead OF
November n, as laid down In the cata-
logue.
All trouble with strikers on Michigan
railroads Is at an end. The men have
gone to work upon assurance being given
that when the railroads pay they shall re-
ceive their oldwages.
w. F. Goadie, the bank-teller who alb
seconded from East Saginaw In May last,
taking with him IS, 900 Of bank funds. has
written a letter Offering to make all right
SO far as lay ia his power. and soliciting
an interview with the bank officers. The
cashier at once proceeded to Paris, and
Goldie yester day turned over to him
$l,l00, every dollar he had left. Goldie
has visited many ofthe principal Eastern
cities, and made q trip TO Europe.
- terms on which the Michigan Cen
trs Erikers returned to their work were
simply these: ALI resistance to cease and
matters to gO on precisely as before the
troubles commenced, wages included.
After order L restored, the men are to
cialA. lay before them their grievances,
and are pronised that whatever is just
and right ilsthe premises shall be done.
The strikers WUre distinctly notified that
they could not Be treated with while In
stafe of robelli0ff = That the railroad
;tukhefities could not and would not act
under duress5 AZ the .ssme time .n.s,t they y
done to remedy any evilwhich should be
found to exist, on q fair md full investig-
alton, the railroad wouldbe willing to do,
and e this end . future conference was
provided fofsts SA
THE Government is -AsSing measure
mems and surveys taxed 20 ascertain the
feasibility q the long tailed Of ship canal
acrpepthe Lower Peninsula Of Michigan.
The party went through south Of Monroe
coming opf 1t Cedar Point. u Monroe
The contfsctor has beena obliged to sus-
pendwork On the new GoySrnment build
ing at Grand Rapids, owing TO the failure
of the contrHctors TO deliver the iron ne
cessary for use In the structure ut this
timer The Iron Ia at Pitteburg, and cam
not be moved until the rsllroad complies
tons are ended, " - IL
Thirty to forty bushelspsr acre is q not
unconnmon wheat crop Shis year. The
s thas' %sa s ssHR out 0e'''f
There are a places irf Esnawee county
where intoxiesting Liquors are sold, being
eight less than1aSs year,
Clam Lake rejoices In young California
sa1mon three to three and 0ne-half inches
in Length, the frst fruits Of crop planted
therein by the fab commissioners.
A vigilance committee, consisting Of
about three, hundred eitiEens, has been
organized astdeputy shesiffs at Alpeu&d
This is in conseQpence ofuA slightly dis
turbed feeling and rumors Of strike 81
the mills. Citizens do not anticipstS
trouble, but thinktt wise 10 be prepared.
In She labratory defalcation case,
whether the 1etters and marks on the
stubs Of the rtceapt booksare forgeriss.s.
Three laborers who bpif been to St
Johns on a hand car to receive their pay, II
were run over by the steamboat express
and killed Fddly evening.
gLdfher b. willard, Director of the Poor
az Detroit, diedsftom heaxt disease Satur.
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