Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-09-18

h manufacturer OlIdnnlnS IDllls, pR;tlESU
Walker d. lines, who are charged with
infringing trade mark.
The business difficulties between ID.
r. Brown and L. Z. Doughty of East
Saginaw, which led to the latter's
recent arrest for embezzlement, have
been adjusted and the complaint with
drawn.
George Dunckley, living three miles
northeast of WILLIAMSON, Iugham
county. lost two barns, with their con.
tents, which includes all of his wheat
crop and hay, by fire. Loss $4,000,
partly insured.
G. II. La Bar of Cadillac begins the
erection of fine brick block in that
place. The freemasons may decide to
establish their lodge room in the new
block, in which case it will be made
three stories high.
George Austin of Perry was convicted
in the Shiawassee circuit If selling
liquor and sentenced to Jail for ten days
and to pay fine and costs, amounting
to S75. He appealed from justice
court with this result.
Fred Winters is bartender at Chase,
and Fred Harris is choice example
of what drink can do with n nan.
Winters knocked Harris down and
broke his nose. The feat cost Winters
$50. 81 in fine and costs.
Matters look blue for the depostors
of the recently closed Adrian savings
bank owned by Herman LOOMS. Near
ly everything in the bank seems To have
been swallowed up il West Virginia
oil land company specuiations.
A Muskegon butcher named John
Albers is alleged to be implicated in the
conspiracy formed by q clerk for
Armour & Co., of Chicago, TO furnish
rural butchers their meat at less than
true value. Albers has been arrested.
Elder Copley, of Monroe, OBLIGATED
at an open air wedding at Greenwood,
81. Clair county, few days ago, the
high contracting parties being Edgar
Dodge and Esther Guinther, and over
100 guests took part in the marriage
festivities.
A three-year-old lad, son of Spencer
EradenbUrg, of near Chase, was nearly
eaten up by u terocious sow few days
ago. The beast tore his throat open,
gouged out an eye, and otherwise ter
ribly hurt him. He may live but is
badly disfgured.
John o. Shea, the young fellow who
tried to shoot school teacher at Hem
lock City, because she couldn't or
wouldn't love him, has been released
on $500 bail-that sum being an enorm-
Gus amount for Hemlcck City man to
think of FORGETTING.
N. j. Roberts of Battle Creek has in.
vented patent car starter, and COM
pany has been formed there to manu-
facture them. What Is most needed is
thing that will stop street Car, be-
fore the would-be passenger has run
his legs off trying to catch it.
The u. S. fish commission is making
arrangements for increasing the supply
of whitefish spawn, obtained at Alpena,
etc. The enormous quantity of fish
now being taken from the lakes, makes
it imperative that the artificial spawn.
ing shall be closely attended to.
1t is but 50 miles from Sault st. Marie
to ST. Ignace and yet no one cares TO
invest the money necessary to build a
telegraph line between the two places,
and all 800" telegraphing goes by
way of the Canadian lines, making the
cost to all United States patrons about
quadruple to what it otherwise would
be.
+. N. Clark, United States fish COM
missioner, has been making arrange
ments at Alpena for the fish hatchery
during The coming winter. The sup
ply of whitefish eggs last year was
large but several millions more could
have been used. The Alpena hatchery
has capacity of 100, 100000 spawn,
and Mr.. Clark wishes to fill it.
G. +. Anderson, recently of Jackson,
for several months has been engaged
in working the confidence racket" at
Louisville. His wife, a beautiful and
accomplished lady, formerly Miss
Richards of Buchanan, was with him,
and the couple occupied apartments at
the Stamford hotel at the rate of $40
per week. 1t is believed that his wife
was not aware of his rascality. The
couple have now fled.
Andrew Hay, formerly resident of
Saginaw City, who removed to Southern
California some years ago and is run
ming ranch near Los Angeles, IL will
be recollected was arrested year or
more ago at the instance of his servant
girl charged with rape. He escaped on
two trials by disagreement of the jury,
one or two holding out in his favor. A
third trial has just been had with the
result of conviction. Hay is a son-in- |
law of Judge j. b. Sutherland, former
ly OF Saginaw.
I'll Q village of Tuscola is greatly ex-
cited over the arrest of man named
John j. Denzer on charge of attempt |
ed rape preferred by the daughter. a
girl of 19. Denzer is German farmer
about 40 years of age, and with his
family lives about mile from Tusco-
Ia. His daughter. who is a pretty, in
teiligent young lady. declares that her