Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-09
Morning Telegram.
GRAND RAPIDs. Ii. 3. -.


A@A4@1Ar- t-t- er1t- ~ tfN..4-ee
l.. Hayden, a prominent citizen of Char
lotte, died oi typhoid pAeamonl4 On oa1ar-
day.
ApopIsxy has carried OF a wealthy farmer
living near Kalamazoo, John Williams ~
name.
Tee citizens Of Albion expect soon 10 en-
large their cemetery AID Dulli receiving
vault.
DR.. Reynolds. of Red Ribbon fame. Il ex-
pected az FOf- Al-o1 O1 tas 2lsI OF THIS
month.
A furniture store, hotel and drug store at
AddIson were entirely destroyed by hrs on
Friday
1t Is expected that the number of Indiana
-~lumbermen arriving az Aluskescn 10 night
will Dc 10.
A meeting Of the Jackson County Short
horn Breeders Assoca8a4J.I MAJ - heid at
Jackson Feb. II.
The Grand River Valley Pomological So
elety will hold a meeting at Sparts, Oh oat-
urday, the l4th inst.
Rev. f. W. Bruce, Of Saches, received a
call % pulpit ia y racuse, y. \. He has
not accepted A. yet.
NintOn Manning, lad OF ten years al
Negaunee, fell head first into an open well
and Wa5 drowned TUESDAY afternoon.
Kalamazoo l. deploring the death of Mr.
Henry =. Parker, who died on Thursday.
tic had lived IA Kalamazoo since 1906.
A large number of citizens OF Port Huron
are desirOus of changing the name OF u at
city To Huron, droppins The wOfd "rort.
II would seem that the charity ball fever is
contagious. iona - nov considering the
adyisabiity Of helping the poor IN tins
way.
IOckpOrt township refuses TO the township
the $4,000 bonds voted iu lo6J IN aid OF the
Air Line division Cf tie Michigan Central
railroad.
The latest social event at Kalamazoo was
the party given by Mr. and hiS. +. B.
StOckbridge last Thursday evening, which
was said to be delightful.
A social club has been formed at Ypsi anti
which is composed OF thirty of the best eiti-
zens of the place. The use OF Intoxicating
~beverage5 viii not bo allowed.
The free soup project at Jackson has been
abandoned aud a committee OF i've appoint
ed 20 establish a cOmmI~sary department
for the benefit OF the eliy poor.
About 1000 people attended the last meet
ing that Major WhItlle and the AlcGrana-
hans held az Jackson. lt - estimated that
100 conversions have been made.
The January output of the Calumet was
=, $50 tons; Atlantic, 10 tons; franklin iIO
tons; Quincy, loo tons; AilOuez, liz tons;
Huron, 10 tons; Hancock, 80 tons.
George Hannah. * Sheriff of Arenac
County. and for several winters proprietor
of a stage line To Iawas, died at West Bay
City Saturday morning OF heart disease.
james McCalder. OF Port Huron, sued the
Port Huron Il Northwestern r.ilroad fer
$4,000 alleged damages sustained III Jump
ing from moving tram. lie lost his suit.
The Cornwell manufacturing company, of
Ann ArbOr, whose wOOlen mills were burned
recently, have just received from the lnSur-
ance companies SZ0JOj, covering nearly the
whole loss
The clothes-pin f. c ory IT Mason has shut
down for the preseut aHdltlng heavier Ell
0ine They started with a en-hOr-e euViue,
hut have now ordered one OF twenty five
Worse power.
Capt. ). II. Avery. o Port Huron, Is TO be
chief clerk IN the PRISON at Jackson lhe
Port Huron Guards gaze hun reception OH
Friday night aud presented him with sll-
yer water service.
A man. by the name of =. +. S.anner, of
Hadley, Mich, has disappeared and has
friends fear h6 has Thrown himself over
Niagara Falls. as he wrote them that such
was his Intention.
The engine house on the Mt. Pleasant
branch Of tine Flint * Pere Marquette raIl-
road no SIC. Pleas nt u urd tr day morning
about clock. lus loss - not hsaVy, PROB
ably about 5000
The L. ). A., Of Albon colleg', has had a
successful course 0t lectures tnis wiater.
They have received sou sO tar, aud the last
lecture of the course VIII be gwen oa March
A, by Rev. Il. Dewitt iailnage.
On Friday Joseph Rogers, salOOn-keeper
and gambler nc JtcSsJu, wIo ~ wanted at
Decatur. Mich. for adultery with Airs. Geo.
McOmber. was arrested. Joseph departed
from Decatur quite suddenly about SIX weeks
ago.
The whisky traders are busy on the north
shore. aud repoct has reach "a suit ste
Marie that a detective near Micuipico. en h'1s
been killed oy one OF them, Inc pOice OF
SAINT Ste Marie are on the watch toe hiin,
as he Is weu Saowa IN thSt l)cAhtJ-
DR.. George NJ. Trowbridge. resident Of
Centervills tor twenty-five years aad highly
esteemed. who was assistant surgeon OF the
Nineteenth Michigan lafanlry UurInx the
war aud went with olermtn lu has march TO
the sea. died at CcutCrYhle oasul day morn
ing.
<Friday afternoon Philip Ive'. near Muske-
bon. shot his wife ia ths nodJnen, then shot
himself IN the left temple aud ehe~t. She
will probably live. Ou- hs uisd instantly.
They were Germans and The wife hi'd iett
her husbald because he was a drunken vaga-
bond.
The National party ha fte 81 Mich
gan will meet IA state ,uv n 0I az Lansing
ON Wednesday. Geo. q lcoe, Ga nominate
candidates for Juste 0t the supreme Court
and Revsrts of tie Ssste University aud 10
transact such otAer pl-.nsss as ulay property
come before the convention
The homeopathic students st Ann Arhor
have issued a set of resolutions containing
an Indignant protest against the action Oi
Dr Allen late lec.usgt before tlivtr class, IN
that he has altacSei tne college with false
accusations. etc his me has been stricken
from their ro0 OF membership.
Jerry Tattis. n,s.fntster at Upton, nine
miles north 81 AAfeln. who kept a gen ral
store has suddenly isif. and h. =. Nnafp,
the mortgage. has ttie -tacS whiie numerous
creditor aro lowering aroaad en tue edges
endeavorinx ca ad spue Way 10 secure
clain,s Mrs ft.e 81 IN csarae Of the
office.
One i,,f..rse. r..l1 nfshs John Began, Who