Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-07-06
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
MICHIGAN.

William Edwards, an employe in Dunton'
axe factory In Hillsdale, was accidentally stabe
bed by fellow workman with red hot iron.
doubts Of his recovery.
O. A. Seavey or Saratoga, N. Y, q travelling
agent of II. +. A. Pinckney a. Co. OF Philadel-
phia, died 10 Greenyille of apoplexy, Monday
night.
The graduates from all the departments OF
the University Of Michigan this year number
2S4. OF whom 80 are Ia the literary department
s. Of the allapathic school, 10 Of the nomeopa
THO, and 46 in pharmacy, and several who take
two degrees.
While delivering his baccalaureate sermon
Sunday night, DR.. Augell was overcome by the
heat, and suffered slight congestion o; the
brain. He was removed to his home, and
ordered to be kept very qalet and free from
callers.
D. B. Hurst, young married man Of Cold
water, was drowned while bathing, on the
9th.
Clinton Lawrence of Lansing was killed BY
Grard Trunk train on the bridge near the
city limits. Too much liquor is reported.
An off or from New Y,rk has appeared al
Marshall and identified Horace Yates" held
there for burglary, as Frank GillOn, murder
or sent for life TO Sing Sing, but who escaped
from that prison four years ago. The officer
applies for a requisition to take his man back
to prison.
The drowning of David b. Hurst Of Cold
water, was IN the sight of his wife, who, with
others, wers encamped on the bank Of the
lake. The shock has left her also in very low
condition.
Ann Arbor reaps pecuDlary advantage from
the large University class. The class historian
this year (ot course he Is a veracious h!storian)
says the class has $1i5,5S5 tor food, education
and other uecessaries in that city.
A Niles paper says that over e, 1910 worth OF
poultry has been stolen from citizens in that
vicinity within few years, aud sold on The
streets Of that city from the thieves wagons
and, though the thieves were well known
there was obtained no positive proof against
them until recently.
Marvin WILDER died at Esst Tawas June Y.
He was pioneer OF IcsrO, and has been much
engaged in looking up, locating and selling
pine lands, and his estimate has been regarded
as reliable.
Prof. T. G. Garner, heretofore superintend-
emit Of the Fentoa schools, died "Wednesday.
His funeral was on Saturday, conducted by the
Knights Templar and Royal AIcanum. to which
orders he belonged.
Il. Morgan of the Allegan Tribune is accused
of assaulting and beating Mr.. Nemnham OF the
Democrat, on account Of publications In his
paper rejecting on Morgan and bis father.
1t il stated that 5000 persons listened to Or.
Gregory's address, at University Hall on Wednes
ay, after the degrees were conferred.
Niles had a grand celebration Thursday over
tho completion Of the Cincinnati, Wabash and
Michigan railroad TO that city.
By the premature discharge OF a cannon Irv-
rg Strong, Niles, had an arm blown of and
the other arm, his breast and one leg badly in
=. jurod.
Prisoners Ia Washtenaw county Jail, Ann
Arbor, attempted 10 burrOw out, but were de-
tected and put into cells.
The bursting OF an emery wheel 10 the st.
Johns Manufacturing Co. killed man who was
usipgit He was alone and found dead.
Eugene Fontalne Of Detroit, inventor the
Fontaine engine, has perfected needle making
machine for the use OF which he receives $l0',-
600 from a stock company in Biook'yr. N. Y.
He will remove to that city to superintend The
works, at handsome salary.
The Brunswick Hotel, Detroit, has passed
into the hands Of A. b. Dickinson and Frank
II. Carr and Mr.. L. r. Agnsw will continue
with the new firm as chief clerk.
The tug Rooney, Foster aud Swarihout,
owners, of Mt. Clemens, took fire Friday, and
was damaged TO the amount of four or Eve
hundred dollars.
d. S. Hallocks' drug store, 764 Fort St, De-
troit, was entered by burglars Friday morn-
ing who blew open the safe and robbed it of
1926.
A man In Jackson has taken contract to
kill all the cockrochs and bedbugs in the state
prison Cor sum between $3Oo and 500. For
ammunition he will want barrel Of poison
20 WIDER.