Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-12-11
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GENERAL STATE NEWS.
Battle Greek aspires to free postal
delivery.
There are six ladies' bands in Gene
see county.
Mrs. Ira Rose, enc of the first settlers
in Hudson, is dead.
At st. Joseph is located the largest
mandatory of seamless hose in the
world.
The Reed City Clarion is already
booming Blaine q Logan for candidates
in 1882
The Detroit stove works will make
an extensive display at tho New Or
leans exposition.
For attempting to shoot Mayor Rob
inson of Charlotte John Morris gets ~
years in Jackson.
Chas. II. g. Rynd, the Adrian postal
clerk, gets two years and a half IN the
Detroit house of correction.
The Ionia light guards succeeded in
getting their fare to New Orleans re-
duced TO $2b for The round trip.
Miss Hattie +. Crittenden of Adrian,
has reached Yokohama, Japan, where
she will engage in missionary work
Pack, woods g. Co. of Oscoda, cut
50.00U,00 feet of lumber this season
and stopped. This was 5000, 600 feet
more than last year.
Earnest Straublo of Frankfor: was
caught in the shaft in A. Il. Butler
Touring mill, and both legs were bro
ken. he was also injured internally.
The school at Sleepy Hollow, Lena
wee county, has been presented with
gigantic Indian skeleton that waN un-
earthed in a sitting posture near Hud'
son.
An urgent plea comes from the in
habitants of Northern Michigan TO The
next legislature for more stringent
law to protect game from hunters with
hounds.
Thos. Russell, brakeman on the Nj
81 o. railroad, caught mis- foot in = frog
ut Marshall and had it severely crushed
Amputation may be necessary 20 save
the mans life.
Nearly $4,000 has been expended
in new buildings in Bronson during the
past eight months and at least 500, 00(
will be invested in brick stores anC
shops next Year.--Bronson Independent
Burglars entered Frank b. Watkin's
store in Monterey, Allegau county, ,
few nights ago, and took away wagor
load of dry goods valued at nearly
$1,000. They took only the best goods
leaving Inferior articles,
The excitement over the ManisteC
faith cure increases. Forty persons arose
for healing and 16 claimed to be heal
ed recently. One case of 20 years
deafness was cured. Twenty were
cleansed and four converted.
Ann Arbor students are to have al
opportunity of visiting the New Orleans
exposition during their Christmas vaca
ton. The travelling is to be done IL
the day time, giving the tourists an OPP
portunity to view all the scenery along
the route.
During November IL new convict'
were received at Jackson, and /,
prisoners were cut off by death. rehear
ing and expiration of sentence. Ther'
are at present in the prison 66S 'stud
ents" with all of whom the climat,
seems to agree.
+. w. Noble of Detroit, the genera
manager of the state exhibit at New
Orleans exposition, states that Mich
gan will exhibit from Is TO 20 tons O
mineral exhibits, from 120 to $50 bar
rels of fruit, from two to three car load
of forestry produce, cereals, ETC., anC
GOO varieties of potatoes.
Charles ID. ii errington, who figured
as an important witness in the examin
ton of some of the defendants in tn,
Crouch murder trial and was kept il
jail at Mason for 1872 days from Marcel
Is last without an examination, was IL
Mason few days since looking up ev-
idence for the purpose of commencing
suit against Charles G Hunting
ton, under sheriff; Milton Ryan
Justice; Detective Gum of Grand Rap
lbs, and John Flora, hotel-keeper, fol
false imprisonment. Flora made com
plant before Justice Ryan, charging
Harrington with having obtained cred
it at his house under false pretenses
Harrington claims the complaint, ar
rest and subsequent Imprisonment
we're the result of conspiracy paiC
for by the Crouch heirs to keeI
him out of the way. He says that hi
has absolute proof that the job wa:
put up in Mason, and two of the par
ties received $500 each, and one S20(
for the job. He has engaged ex-Gov
Austin Blair and George Wolcott o
Jackson. A. b Haynes of Mason
and John M. Corbin of Eaton Rapids
to prosecute the case.