Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1886-04-02

Capt Carhart and several members OF the
salvation army have been lodged In Jail at
/ Charlotte for disobcyingta resolution OF the
council OF that city prohibiting their marching
and drumming on the street.
James II. Moore was convicted of burglary
/ in the recorders court Of Detroit and
sentenced 10 seven years In the Jackson prison
Owing 10 some eXtenuating circumstances
and good behavior his sentence was In October
last committed 10 four years, which gave him
his liberty last January ON the condition that
/ lac would forever abstain from Intoxicating
/ liquors and shun all bad associations. This he
/ promised faithfully 10 do. After "A few weeks
/ OF liberty he married Sarah Hodges, a woman
/ of bad reputation in jackson, and commenced
| 10 frequent saloons and drink heavily. On
! learning this Warden Hatch recommended 10
/ the board OF pardons his rearrest and at their
order Moore was again imprisoned. aud will
now have To serve out his full term, which will
not expire until lseS.
The second national bank OF Bay City,
/ claims that there is due it from H. a. Har
beck OF Cleveland, Ohio, 50, 1918 on bill Of
exchange lhe bank has filed a petition in
/ the United States circuit court in Cleveland TO
enforce the payment
The difficulty between the Knights Of Labor
and Pingree ~ Smith of Detroit has been
settled aud the. boycott removed.
The lOdy OF Aaron Palmer, the Tecumseh
man who shot Ernie and Burt Anderson in
| that village in November asst, was found the
! other morning in a swamp about two miles
| from the village, with bullet in his brain
: Peter Loop of Eaton Rapids, middle-aged
! man, totally deaf, was struck 10y a freight EN-
! CINE the other morning and instantly killed,
I his skull being crushed. lie has worked In
J saw mills and with machinery all his life, and
was always quick 10 notice any change in bis
surroundings, 80 IL is probable that his mind
was intent on something nj distance and So
| did not notice the jar caused by the heavy uaiu
coming down grade He leaves wife and six
children In lour circumstances.
Col. Eldredgc gives notice OF public ex-
animation for a Naval Acadcmy student the
examination 10 bc before a board convened in
Adrian.n April.
The Mackinac straits will probably be finally
clear OF icc.by April H.
During $50 only SIC barrels of oil were re-
lccted ~ Michigan out OF 1913, '.3 barrels tested.
Col Piukney LuGenboel Of Detroit, died In
that city March ~. COL Lugenblll was on
The retlrcd l-t Of the army, most of his life
having been spent In military service.
Henry Rood, lanitor at the Mt. Clemens
court IOusc, VINO spent several months in
southern prisons during the war, has been
grained LaCk pension OF 5000 after a long
aud earnest fight Tor 1t.
P.ainwell coopors struck az ainst a reduct on
of one cent on barre. After icing cut
week they gained ther point and resumed
operations.
Tie annual statement OF siXtN manufacture
ing anu latTchantllV corporations OF Gfand
kapios have been flcG with the county clerk
since January !. They make "A showing AS fol
.ORs: The capital stock iuuts up SJ,42S ~,
paid IN, S@,t4, 90, n real state, sl,0lS,3li;
personal estate, S..S5I,3.3; debts, Sl,4tO, 80:
credits. Sl,lsO., -. Many tuite large COM
lanies hayc Lot AZ get complied with the Jaw,
out the above gives fair epitome of the inter
cst> of the city.
The Port Austin Manufacturing Company
has teen lOun In Port Austin, with capital
stock oi clO,UW.
Alont o. patients are being treated At Che
TraSer,e City asylum.
A~rau geucnt~ have been made between the
West Auch IAN tIuit Growers society and
south Ottawa Agricultural Society by which
the former shall lake Large OF the fruit cXht-
I at the arcrs far IN holland LeXt Ial
rcinluIns 90 M amount of 800 viii lie Oier
ed. List OF premiums TO be- made hy Joseph
Launln, Waiter Phillips ana d. talconer. The
exhibit Is 10 be- SUI eriutendtd bI j. Lannin OF
South Haven.
\ farmer named Chauncy smith, residing
near Picrport. Manistee county, was killed by
a strike Oh lightning during u storm the other
night.
The four young Holy boys who stole
quantity OF goods from a store III that village,
and started uut iUr the west, will postpone
thefr expedition until the expiration OF the 90
days for which they have been sentenced 10
the Detroit house OF correction
In 1882 the attendance at the normal
school proper, ! psllantI, was $50; in lSs2-,} IL
reached @@; in lN,"-i a further increase TO
40 was mauc. ana IN lt9t5 it was go. For
the irst term OF isis the attendance is 534,
and President utnan il Justly roud Of the
prosperous condition OF tie normal.
WIN. Remer, a herman lIylng al Ida, Mon
roe county. Lu~ teen arrested on charge OF
incest lis daughter, aged 10 recently gave
birth 90 "a chi4d, whose paternity she said she
dared not reveal. This, with other suspicious
circumstance, led to the arrest.
Prof V G. Vaughn OF the university is one
of the associate editors of the Michigan Dairy
man. a IerIooical just launched al Grand
Rapids.
The firm Of Thos. Winson Il Co., general
merchant aud sat manufacturers, bias been
merged IN new company, called the Port
Austin manufacturing company with capital
stock OF $1,000. Detroit, Saginaw aud l. mt
parties are interested with Port Austin men in
this new enterprise The board Of directors
embraces some of Port Austn's most sub
stantial men. The company l. a live one and
is expected 10 help boom the town.
The lngham County Board Of Supervisors
met in special session March 23d at Mason To
rc-distrlCt the Legislative districts OF the Couu-
~. The first district now comprises the Town
snips OF Lansing, Delhi, Aureius, Onondala
anu Meridian. the remaining eleven comprising
the second district This makes both the popu-
lation and cqualizcl valuations OF the two dis
tricts about as equally divided a. possible.
Lucy ohm, domestic of Jackson, who was
suffering from "A severe attack Of headache,
took a dose Of morphine 10 alleviate her SUI
icTing aud started - a Bcighblr's on an Ell
rand The open air caused her 10 become
tent orarIiy insane, and she wandered through
the fields a distance OF half mile into Crane
River After several hours young man
named Bryarty on the other side OF the river,
hearing her enc, Tor help, swain cut and res
Cued her. be girl was found nearly up TO her
neck in the uirc unable To move, in which
condition she had remained three hours. She
Will recover.
Mr.. SHOWER, a tailor " Manistcc fell dead
while about his work the other day.
Miss Carrie Gilluly Of Brighton, aged 2G,
died Of quick consumption recently. She was
daughter Il Tie ate Col. John Giliuly Of
company ], fiith Michigan volunteers Miss
6iliuy was q most cstimanlc young lady,
prominent in social and church matters.
The Scofcid buggy company IT ovid employ
10 men aud turn out ~ carriages week.
During the coming summer thcy will bulld
2,OUO carriage, Tor Minneapolis, Mimi, parties,
beside, supplying their regular trade.
The driving park association Of Grand Rap
ids has dctlued 10 hold meeting ut the lar
grounds in connection with he Indiana, Ohio,
and Michigan circuit July 10 ., with $500
oilNred in purses.
In July l,sj (hariCs II. Biguell of Grand
Rapids was arrested on a charge OF perjury,
preferred y n. l.. Nallen, ir. B.gnI was
acquitted ana imint diatcly brought
suit aga nst " allen for ma icious prosecution,
fixing $1,000 a, the amount of damages lie
should received.
Elias Wilson, pardoncd from the peniten-
tiary after serving seven years for n crime he
a f..I 0ttI