Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-21
Morning Telegram.


appointment u collector - Port Hunsn
TINS Eeek
Is - esflMafe-l thai 0gsF NJltDsaD fses
y lnlbeg base burned ID Michigan sInee
isst gi.iay
The Hlst election anG.ef Osc0d8s Lev
charter took place oa Ai3nday and passed
n verf quietly
Msco9ta county aas 3..f5i children u
sehosd a-e Ana 1rass - zN ~ the
PRIMARY sen0ol H4oley-
II Is reported that hyerson, Hills Z
Co. ~ Maske2o8, suffered Sf.fssi b. the
forest fr.a tn AeRssgo
kast iaRas - fllL There IS not q va
cant bus iaess hOslse no town. and 0nlF
one dwelling house ~ rent
The anlon ~ the Detroit Medical Col
lege and the Michigan College ~ Medi-
ieine vas u be- eonsuEnmated yesterday
The lomr convention Of temperance
workers ~ al -ocIeties is tO Be held at
Detroit Nay ~ aud II afternoon and
evening.
j. FL Ialbot. ~ tie Port Huron sun
,ffg C9.antfyetai, expects % succeed
FostDastef White ia the Port Huron
post Office.
It II expected af MuskegOn that party
of Young lady s1hool -teaehsFs from Chi
cago VII spend then sumner vacation Ia
the saw-dHst eity
The Jackson Agricultural Company,
en yaged ii the manufacture Of harvest
lng machines. have mOged their manafae-
tOry from jackson % iletrOIt.
The Homeopathlc state convention met
az East Saginaw tuesday, with good
attendance. An address Of welcome Sas
delivered by Mayor Estabrook.
There Is trouble IA the e. F. between
the n5W Hancock x Calumet railroad and
the Marquette HOughton < OntOnagon
line regarding sle right Of way.
The sseoud semi-annual meeting Of the
Ingham county sunday school sssocia-
zion Eil be held Ia the First Baptist
Church 81 Leslie 0n Msy 26 and q.
Three carloads u 4-inch iron pipe
have arrived at Kalamazoo for nse III ear
rylag water This is the GrAt installment
forty carloads Of pipe and connections.
Monday evening at Kalamazoo Wap
SOoseIu,ia barn was destroyed By fire.
Among the contents consumed were two
valuable horses. Loss, $1,000; insured.
Cyrenns = Black, Of Caro-. expects 10
get the office OF United States district at
tOrney for the eastern district Of MIchl-
gan. about % be vacated ty >. VI. Cutch-
con.
And now Lndington Il happy. The salt
well ls down 2.2i5 feet and at that depth
there are twenty-five fest Of rOek-salt
vita the bottom Of the stratum not yet
reached
Mrs. Sarah J. Wilson. wife of Rev. j.
b. Wilson, Of the United Presbyterian
Church al Otter Lake. I.apeer county,
died Sunday afternoon. aged 63, of blood
poisoning
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
West Michigan Fruit Growers Society
viii be held IN Muskegon commencing
on the evening of June 3, and continuing
tiu the 5th.
The Detroit irOn-clad paint company.
with a capital stock OF $4,000, has been
Incorporated BY VIM. T. Fuller, Chas.
Miller, Samuel t. T. Harrington and
RomaIne Robinson.
There il great excitement at Kalamazoo
over mad dogs. One OF these dangerous
cannes which was killed last week, bit a
number of other dogs and seven Of them
have gone mad at Kalamazoo and NIcks-
burg.
Miss Lizzie LOughlin, prominent and
estimable young lady, residing near
Brighton, died sunday night OF quick
consumption. She leaves a large circle
of relatives aud friends throughout the
state.
John owen has Just been elected as
treasurer Of the Central VI. +. church at
Detroit for his fifty-fourth successive
term. and James Lenton has begun ms
thirty ninth successive term as secretary
Of the same church.
The Law and Order League Of ST.
Joseph gave notice to the salOon-keepers
and merchants that hereafter the Sunday
law mnst be- observed. The matter has
caused considerable comment and some
lively times are looked for.
OtisvlIe had a magnificent meteroic
display on Monday evening. IL was as
hight for few seconds As at midday. 1t
seemed b burst IN many pieces few
rods northeast Of the village. sending
forth a brilliant shower OF light
Jss. Crqubart. who was SO suddenly
killed last Saturday b. tree blowing on
him. VIA buried Monday afternoon at
Cadillac with Masonic hCnors. Il was
the first Masonic funeral that has taken
place at Cadillac for number Of years.
Tie Detroit Club viii tender Minister
George y y. Lothr0p q reception and
dinner bef.Te he leaves for Europe. And
Il - on the tapis to have han give a ban
quet that vii Do State affair ou the part
ot tie most prominent meu ~ Michigan.
The details have al yet % be arranged.
Rev Theodore Priilen. who preached
his farewell sermon az Plymouth Con-
gregational Church st Lansing last sun
dag. vas given a reception by bis people
Monday evening and presented With a
purse of si85. Tie - SAID that ~ minister
ever left Lansing whose departure was
more generally regretted.
Rev Fr Van Antwerp. of st. Paufs
church. Crosse Pointe. has been ordered
by Bishop Borgess. to take charge q the
church AZ Battle Creek. which - badly IN
debt and uee,is heroic trestment. Sever
sl hrndred II the Catholics at Crosse
Poiute vii send p petition 70 the Bishop