Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1884-11-27

day.
John Haibel, late OF Caro-, has bcught the
tnIonyllle sun
The Methodists viii erect new church IN
Sears, Osce0ia county.
The prisoners in the Detroit House OF Cor
fection will eat turkey to-day.
The Battle Greek Workingmen's Society
has been organized with lz5 members.
Names sometimes fit men. Phil Boozer
has been arrested at I0nia for being drunk
The Board Of State Auditors held their
regular monthly meeting IN Lansing yester-
day.
Treasurer SouIe, OF the University, fell
down stairs a few days ago, and was badly
hurt.
The tag Getty, on the beach at Pentwater,
has split, and will probably prove total
= Tuesday forenoon last the old red mill'
burned at Adrian. Loss 5000; insurance,
$1,000
Hon. J.. c. Burrows has formed law
partnership with III. +. Severns, at haia-
maz0o.
A house belonging 10 W. W. Reed. of Lud-
ington, burned Monday night. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, xl,JOO.
Probably in anticipation of the cholera
visiting us next year, there are 56S registered
physicians in Wayne county
Since last April there have been over thir-
teen miles OF water pipe laid at Port Huron
and seven new fire hydrants set mp.
Another fire broke out in the Calumet and
Hecla mine Saturday on the sixth level, but
II was extinguished without much trouble.
Seven lean and hungry Democrats are
prowling around the Negaunee postotfice,
and the number will probably increase.
The ten-year-old son of Chas. Webster, of
Ithaca, was run over by loaded wagon on
Tuesday and received severe internal IN
juries.
Three three-eard monte crooks were ar
rested at Big Rapids Tuesday. They were
Jimmy Mcclure, Dan McGiness and Tom
McNorton.
Pack, Woods Il Co.'S mill at Au Sable will
probably shut down next Saturday. The
mill has cut about 5OOOO,OOO feet of lumber
this season.
Thomas Burnell, farmer living near
Bronson, died Monday from injuries he re-
feieved ia drunken runaway accident two
weeks previous
A Kalamazoo church choir is giving con-
certs, making a tour of the State. Other
churches would be blessed if their choirs
would do likewise.
A Canadian named Henry, in the employ
of the Green Oak Evaporating Company at
South Lyons, dropped dead of heart disease
Tuesday morning.
The Michigan electoral college will meet
at the State capitol IN Lansing on Nednes-
day, December 3, at ? p. m, and cast their
votes for President.
NJ j. Reedy, of Detroit, went to Louisville,
KY, secured his lady-love, Miss Mary 4.
ROthermal, and eloped with her to Adrian,
where they were married Tuesday.
III. ALL. fro.-sffo thsvatc Gov Raoofa il
bigger man than Leonidas. Leonidas
tried to hold a pass and couldn't. Begole
tried, and held several for two years.
In the trial of Mrs. Vanderhoff, at Berrien
Springs, for the murder of her husband,
the Jury returned verdict on Tuesday of
guilty of murder in the first degree"
The jackson Sir Knights will visit their
Battle Creek fraters Friday night, and do
valiant Knight-Templar work IN the Com
= mandery room and at the banquet hall.
Mrs. NJ. W. Knapp, of Montague, Mich,
issues card in which she informs her friends
and the public that IN answer TO the prayer
of faith the Lord has restored her to health
Vessel captains are warned not to attempt
To enter Pentwater Harbor during day Oh
night without the assistance of tug, as
there il a dangerous obstruction at the en-
trance
Only $500 bonus is required from citizens
of Caro- for the establishment of a pail OF
tub factory to employ twenty men, Kelly
and Riddle of the Caro- machine shop made
the offer.
The flags on the State capitol hoated al
half mast Yesterday, out of respect to the
memory of Hon. Robert Z. Eldredge, ex
Secretary of State, who diedat Mt. Clemen:
Monday night.
NV. Il. b. Schermerhorn wants to be post
master at Hudson Good thing for his out
of-town correspondents. All they will have
10 write on the envelope IL simply Postmas
ter, Hudson, Mich
Kalamazoo people have exhausted nearly
every new scheme for popular amusement
"A a last resort they have organized fres
class in Hebrew. The old prophets may pre-
pare 10 shed their tears.
Judge Gridley, OF Jackson, suspended
sentence In the case of Henry Blake, of DE
troit, and ne was ordered To appear at the
next term of court for sentence. Bail wa
fxed at $500, which was raised.
Editor Bates of the Grand Travers'
Herald presumably counts on a long life
He has resolved to wait until the Crouci
trial il completed, and promises to give hi
readers the result.-Cddltiac Citizen.
= The excursion to New Orleans arrange,
by Mr.. Moran, instructor In stenography a
the University, il reserved for professors
students and former members of the insti
tuition. Fare for the round trip S25.
Leo Miller, free-lover, temperance lee
turer and Greenback stump orator was ar
rested ON the streets of Detroit Iuesda.
night for being helplessly intoxicated. 1h
strong hon held the weaker Leo captive
Last Saturday the Common Council o
bronson had the names of fourteen habitua
drunkards posted up IN the saloons and drul
stores in toe village, and VIII prosecute an.
one that sells them intoxicating liquors.
The Muskegon husbands of the future vii
not have to curse long over the absence o
shirt buttons. They have sewing school II
that city. and the attendance is getting int,
the hundreds. This alone ought 20 Civ
Muskexon boom,
Rev. q. ". Costing. the Three Oaks M. +
paator had narrow escape from deatl
Sunday The snow and car smoke blInde'
him 30 that he did not notice an approach
f~afu until ho was <frnek and throw