Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-14
Morning Telegram.
GRAND RAPIDS. NAY IA lsss.



lL 10 VefY uncertain when the Port Hu-
ron coilectofsllp vii be deeI1sd
Jasksol get sl5.752 u the State school
Inonss on tle clam " Il, "a ehlldren-
James Carr. the Clare county murder
er is ga trial az Harrison iof hls erime.
HOn. Thomas = Cobb Is y be the new
sasAIef n the Kalamazoo National Bank.
&c Is SAID that "a soldiers speat the
WinteF al the Wayne county poor house.
L0nasnofemen Al Grand Haven refuse
~ work GA sundays until they gel extra
pay.
The great sale Of trotting stock was to
take place Al Kalamazoo yesterday and
to-day.
seven hundred loases II bread are
baked at tie INSANE Asylum, AZ kala-
Inazoo. every Iay.
Port Huron BARRIERS have shaved their
last shave on Sunday. The city fathers
have so Decided t.
The Salvation Army of Lansing and
seighbOring cities, had halleluIah ban
qust "a Lansing on tuesday.
The teachers ia Mecosta county Will
bold az ASSOCIATION az the school house,
Mecosta, 0a Saturday. June o.
Plymouth Congregational Church. at
Lansing GA Monday accepted the resig-
aatIOn OF Rev. L. +. Prudden.
A lf-year-O!d hoy has been discovered
pilfsring at the Bardick al Kalamazoo,
and viii be seat g. the Reform school.
The Biz Rapids Ne,cs, SIX column
ioho, Milton J. Colby, editor end pro-
prietof, made ils appearance On tuesday
T. F Bovine, of Nj Pleasant, has bu--
ied AL of bis children Ia number
during the past three weeks, OF dphthe-
RIA
Judge Brown has appointed John r.
Champion, IL Coidwater, as L. ,. CON-
missioner, IN place % John O.. Parkhurst,
resigned.
There were no new cases Of scarlet fe-
YER or diphtheria Ia Detroit on Tuesday,
something which has not been known be-
fore In years.
There are twelve mills az the Bay City
end Of the saginaw river which have not
yet commenced operations. Most OF them
are waiting for logs.
The ~Friant" arrived at Harbor Springs
Sunday afternoon. after being stuck IN
the Ice twenty-fOur hours. No damage
was done IS the boat.
Nine new members have recently been
added 10 the Michigan Yacht Club. The
first cruise OK the season will take place
on Saturday afternoon, May l6.
There was a rather light attendance at
the annual sTring meeting OF the Central
Michigan Bee Keepers Association which
WAS held al Lansing on Tuesday.
The steam barge Thomas II. Smith,"
cedar and lumber laden from Sturgeon
Bay, - over due at Chicago, and there Is
little uneasiness about her safety.
It Is reported that George f. Shsr-
wood, of Jackson, has been offered and
vii accept the superlnteudency ef the
Electric Light Company in that city.
The wife Of ex-MayOr Jacob died on
Tuesday morning. after an illness OF sew
eral years. She mad resided there about
30 years, and was a native OF Bavaria
Barnum J. Bowers. OF Mt Clemens. is
the successful competitor for tho vacant
cadetship at the naval academy at An
napOhs. tie Is II years old and an or
phan-
Sheriff Fifield. Of Jackson, has been In
AlbIan the past two or three days, and Is
expected 20 take home with HIM some
what noted prisoner on a charge OF for
gsry.
The third biennial meeting Of the Mich
igan legislative State temperance society
WAS held at Bucks Opera House. at Lam
sin. on Sunday evening. Senator Phelps
presiding.
The Negaunee from mines will work
much stronger tbis summer than last and
the business men there expect the de-
pression of last year viii be relieved the
coming summer.
The annual meetingof all the eminent
commanders Of Knights Templar IN
Michigan was held on Tuesday on West
Congress street. Detroit. and continued
until Wednesday noon.
The Lansing Industrial Aid Society has
taken possession OF its pew quarters.
and find themselves 500 in debt The
new scho0l-room VIII accommodate 100
pupils. and - very convenient.
The steam barge which T. ID. Stimson.
~ Nasksgon. bought at Saginaw. the
~Rebert Holland" began making trips
between Muskegon and VI. Stimsons
south Chicago yard on Tuesday.
Mrs. Kellogg. the scuiptress. will give
an exhibition ~ her studies in plaster at
the Detroit art room IN short time.
There vii De. IN addition to her beauti-
ful women. several fancy pieces and some
PORTRAITS
Bay City ~ exCited because the Coun-
cll refuses % accept bonds for large
number 0f saloons because the police on
Tuesday arrested the proprietors who
have continued to sell in the face OF the
refusal ~ the Council
II = expected that Dr. Goodell. gynec-
ologist of Philadelphia DR.. Kingston. Of
Chicago. Drs. Moses Gum and Reeves
Jackson. ~ Chicago. VIII attend the an
nusl meeting ~ the Michigan Medical
Association. which VIII be held az Port
Huron. june To-
Frank Olsenberxer was Drowned in
Two Hearted river on Monday. His
mother. who was eith him. succeeded in
saving herself by clinging a. a churn they
we're carrying. 0lseuberger was a Wind
sor Ont. man. who settled az Grand
Msrais last Fall
Mrs. Melvin Otto. u Detroit. bought
bottle ~ nostrum called "Dr. J Rock
pr : worm n1f fqsrn a uasffIa~ lset Sutur-