The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-05-15

THn Bay City police force has been COM
pietely reorganized.
REV. C. w. KucKERBooxEs, of Wayne. .
widely known Universalist minister. died of
heart disease.
THE fiftieth anniversary OF the settlement
OF the Township OF Medina. Lenawce County.
will be celebrated May 20.
john ELL well-known mechanic and old
pioneer Of Kalamazoo County, died NJ his
home In Kalamazoo, aged 81 years.
THE new reservoir at Adrian contains
1000, 900 gallons OF water. al supplied from
= largo spring that pours in from the bank.
AN Indian mound has been opened in West
Bay City. Stone pipes. silver ornaments,
and over 100 stone arrow heads were found.
THE first annual report OF the Bureau of
I abor Statistics Is in the hands OF the State
Printer. whore 1t Is likely to remain some
time.
FRANKFORT IL enforcing the compulsory
school law, ana the attendance through this
law has been increased twcnty-three more
than any year previous.
ORDERs wore received ut the Saginaw mine
TO ship all OF the second-class ore at that
mine. About I,OOo tons are in stock and win
BE- shipped to Cleveland.
The Frankfort Express says Crystal Lake,
Benzic County, one of the most beautiful
sheets of water I'm Michigan, will hereafter
be known as the Congre yational summer
sort
HARRY II. SAUNDERS, an attorney formerly
OF Detroit and resident of Choboygan for
the last year, skipped town with $500 intrust-
cd to him by a saloonkeepcr for procuring
lcense.
| ON the train of the Lake Shore Road going
south at 6:15 last evening there were twenty
one babies not to exceed 2 OF age. The
gentleman who noticed this fast thought
Michigan must be baby nd.-KdLdmoZoo
Telegraph.
Tom CASEY, who has been wanted In Barry
| County for a long time TO answer to various
crimes, has been arrested and brought to
Hastings by Sheriff Cressy, who found him
at Fort Atkinson Wis. He was brought back
upon a requsltion.
THE Agricultural College lands, which were
| Withdrawn from market some time since for
REORGANIZATION and appraisal, have again been
placed on the market, and fresh influx OF
Gland sharks" have appeared on the scene
to pick up desirable pieces
THE street railway is being rapidly built at
Kalamazoo, and the town now presents the
| appearance of very busy city. The founda-
| lions of the new Court House are well along
| and the cornerstone will be put in place
| with grand ceremony July A.
THE young daughter of G. J. Whitney, of
Detroit recently eloped with his coachman
TO Toledo, whore they were married by
Justice of the Peace. The fellow gave the
name OF Charles Grevard Melville, Barouet.
He has a wife and two children In Detroit.
THE Williams slate quarry, near LAnse,
has been sold TO the j. NJ. brunswick Bake
Company, Chicago, for $4,000. The pur.
ohasers intend to build mill at once for the
purpose of getting out slate slabs such as are
used in the construction of billiard tables, and
will employ force at quarry and mill of
about ESQ men.
TaE greater part of the whitefish spawn at
the United States Fish Hatchery, ut Alpena,
have Matched, and paintings have mostly
been made. The present will make two sue
cessfu lots that have been Matched at the
Alpeua hatchery. The crop this spring will
amount to about %, 600, 0GO fish, and most Of
them will lie planted in tho waters of Thunder
Bay, or adjacent thereto.