Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27
Morning Telegram.
GRAND RAPIDS. JUSE >. isss.


n8u. Ias. A. Hu8oel Is g. deliver tie
foarth ~ Jals oaafh0n as 81. Clalf.
Ten ~ b and elk boys graduated AZ
ths blnla High -ehool. on Eharssiiil
it s sald that there are twenty zanb-
Ang houses running opsnly at Jackson.
The uanbef * lights q bs supplied to
the Northern Ass lnll ny TIE ksliaon con-
paay b lft
keq. r. H. Dag Is writing soms very
Interesting ,ketclee 81 the Northwest
f1r the fr4ad Traverse Herutd
Ii estimated that i00,e0 pounds u
vol we're rsceiFed "a the Lansing mar
kat on tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. h. r.. Letter. wife of Postmaster
I.elt-s. ~ Charlotte, died very suddenly
THURSDAY morulng after a short iIness-
Charles a. Loose has sold bis banking
az iced CITY % ~. II. Packard & Co, IT
Muir The nes nFm take possession
Jaly T.
The German Evangelical Association
sili tlellsslts ~ new BRICK edifice az Reed
City JAY 5. Bishop K Dubs, Of Cleve-
L.sld. o.. Ill oiiielats.
The Neas says the Muskegon team Of
sharp slooters are PREPARED % challenge
ANY team Ia the State. Wonder Why
they don't do it, then
Justice James y E Campbell of the Su-
prems bench all soon retire from The
Marshall professionally Of law which he
has So long heli ia the state University.
The tram time * the Chicago fast ex-
press GA the Michigan Central, betwe@n
Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, - less than
80 minutes. The distance Is twenty three
miles.
NJ. l.. r. Jones, wife II the rector Of
st. Lakes Church. Kalamazoo, dled
Thursday evening She was Young
woman and had been married bat few
months
The intelligent compositor' has much
70 eGdure The Hastings banner, f'r
example. accuses him Of making the edl-
tor say that the "ll-year old iOcusts" had
appeared
The Jackson County Pioneers Society
held its annual picnic Thursday al the
iair grounds. The Hon James \. Park
inson delivered the OratiOh- The attend
anee was very large.
Among the visitors AZ Ann Arbor dur
ing the present week are Senator Jay
Hubbell. who had Rot been IN the city
since lS55. and Secretary Harry A. Con-
ant Ot the class Of l>dj.
There were 1000 persons in attendance
at the Normal school commencement
Wednesday morning. Fine farewell re-
marks we're made by Principal Willits.
There were $50 at the alumni dinner.
A reporter of the Kalamazoo Telegraph
has made "A tour Of the various celery gar
deus of the city. tie says that on all
sides ths crop il doing remarkably we'll,
and Il would seem as II the area planted
was larger than ever.
Congressman Brutung. ot Negaunee,
has been presented with the largest palr
81 deer antlers ever known IN has section
IL the country. They measure four feet
and two inches across aud two feet and
eight inches IN length.
At Lake Angeline. near Ishpeming,
little giri 81 five named White was
drowned. and while search was making
for her body a fish-hne and pole was
foand: following this up the body OF a
boy named Paterson was discovered.
The jury in the ease Of Eugene Sauls-
bury. who has been on trial at Coldwater,
on the charge Of numbering Peter Miller.
went out az l0 o'clock Thursday morning
and remained until : O'Clock IN the even
ing. when they returned with verdict OF
manslaugbter.
II any man Is discOntented with Michi-
gan let him compare her crop prospects
with those 0f other states. and be happy.
A trip through Central and Southern
Michigan will convince the most fastldl-
ous that there u no more productive state
IN the Union lansing Repabiiccn-
4 company ~ twenty-nine members Of
Co. II. of Lansing. intended TO visit the
National encampment 40 Philadelphia,
commencing June q. and we're entered
for the driH contest. but owing tO the
serious illness Of Sergeant Sanford It has
been found necessary 10 abandon the
trip.
DR. :. L. Fuller. wel-knOwn hfe In
surance agent and pres ident Of the De
troit Light Guard. left home about ten
days ago on q visit 10 Iowa, and has not
since been heard from. HIS long silence
gives much unessiness to his friends,
who have tried gnsuccessfuUy to reach
him by telegraph.
4 Mt Morris. Cisuesee county. GORE
spondent writes that trees. bushes and
fences are covered with locusts. and the
rpenng waeat fields are evidently fav-
orite resort. In one wheat Geld near there
almost every bead oi grain. as FAR As the
eve can reach. Is hugged 10y the insects.
Mrs John Wood and VIM. Bates. An
clipping couple from Kildare. Ont. having
with theia the womans three year-oid
child. we're arrested az Monroe by the
police Wednesday night Thursday
morning The womaD's husband took her
and the child back home AMI Bates was
released and stated ON foot for Toledo
Judge Cooley Is e. % the guest - the
Tennessee Bar Association az It's annual
meeting to 30 held at Nashville July
and p After the meeting The uige and
Ms. Cooley are ca accompany the presi-
,lent ~ the assoc'ation. whose home - AZ
Chattanooga ON visit - Lookout
Mountain aad the battlefield 0f Chicka-
manga
The new water works At White lake
we're tested last Monday evening 4
stream ~ water was thrown is fact
from the hydrant furthest FROM tle
pumu. Two streams. enc f51 feet through
inch n..rria f3f fasf fhrnurh T rs {