Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-03-29
WOLVERINE WHISPERINGS.

The business men of Marquette are ar
ranging for SOME factories.
Florence Palmer of Muskegon sued w.
II. Dreskey for $4,000, because he called
her thief. The jury gave her $50.
Keeper o. G.. Coleman OF the state
prison, was fearfully pounded 10y VIM.
Flake, a Detroit burglar because Coleman
ordered him to attend to his work better,
The other couvicts pulled Flake off or he
would have killed Coleman.
John Gregg of Stanton, gets eight years
in Jackson for criminal assault.
Streams about Newaygo have received
10000 young trout and $3.50 more will
soon be planted. Deputy Game Warden
A. r. Call OF Lakeview planted 10000
speckled trout in Tamarack creek near
that town.
Michigan state trotting horse breeders
association have decided to hold their
races along with those of the jackson cir
cult, at Jackson in July.
The Hon. +. VI. Fogg of Lansing, will
deliver a series of lectures through Arenac
county under the auspices OF the knights
of labor of Standish.
Charles r. Pratt, deputy United States
marshal and ex.sherif OF Emmett county,
has received appointment rs weigher OF
mail on Grand Rapids a. Indiana road.
a steam turning factory is to be erected
in Petoskey this spring. Faucets, meas
ures, butter stamps, etc. will be turned
out.
State Game Warden William Alden
Smith of Grand Rapids, has particularly
instructed his deputies to look out for
xyinI lou Of 70
killing woodcock, partridge ,ru ed grouse,
wild duck, wild goose, snIpe or other
water fowl from Jan. to Sept !, penalty
being $50 fine or thirty days imprison-
ment. Law further prohibits spearing of
any fish in Michigan waters except great
lakes and Saginaw bay, during March
June inclusive; penalty 500 or thirty days
Randall Mcdonald, a school teacher
was run over and killed by the cars near
Roe Lake the other night. He was in
toxicated and had laid down near the
track
Claire Falls, the 11-year-old son of a
prominent business man of Tecumseh,
while at home in company with several
small boys of his own age pointed a re-
volver, which he supposed was not loaded
at his head He had his hat on, and say
ing he would shoot it, pulled the trigger.
An explosion followed and Claire dropped
dead shot through the temple. His par
ents were not home at the time.
Ferdinand Sope, one of the proprietors OF
the Michigan Journal and Herold of De-
troit, attempted TO get on moving train in
Grand Rapids the other day. He missed
his footing was thrown under the wheels
and crushed to death
The union labor party will meet in Ian
sing on the 9th OF May.
A company has been formed in Cadillac
for the manufacture of patent oil cans.
Woodtord, the colored man who was
caught in an attempt to burglarize the
female seminary in Kalamazoo, has been
sentenced to three years in Jackson.
Michigan men have purchased 100000
acres of pine in Mississippi in the past six
months.
Hastings talks about bonding itself for
$4,000 to secure the Lowell a. Hastings
railroad.
Every state and territory in the Union
is represented among the students at the
university of Michigan, while in addition
are students from Ontario, Japan Eng
land, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Sand
witch Islands, Italy, Turkey, Costa RIGA