Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


c. Iznaess ns~ eolsi. ihs Sherwood
hoass. LAS 3ssn opsnsa ief business =
zss ~ tocu1s.
one of ghs sdisors q the Esssn Esgisis
Jsllraszi = .1sllce ~ tne pe-Cs sl1 t-s
otoer = eoasiaoie.
TAs Roman CaEh0lc pnssss of Ds1roif
elocsss ~ -rslrear - sanlsica e1l-s8s
J1iy - zad e0ugnus ana Jay -
Alleged lhat II L stee.s. of l9Bla. I'll
% = caZdldzis i0T he 1gnl.lailoa ef slate
Treasurer % tne Democratic Stale ueksl.
AZ Gaylord ~ Eafsn Ezpiis pio1eer
e. years Old. died sur 1aY s9oInlng- lie
s4s a me1lhsr Of Ebs HaFElzos lia0 u lctl
The solsisrs saii0rs anG Cltzsns Asso-
ei4il0a of EeiiVile Wayne ceQnty. Niit
hoid aa sne4lE Daasnt at thar pace ~ esp
tsnssf.
Ana Arnor aas a colorsd barber named
Jonn Cox no . = ms1l Der ~ The icczl
posE q. a r.. a. ssl- a. Eae camp oi oons of
tstefa1s.
J. J. Wissor bought IA 90 90 feet Of
lumber a. easEass Saturday tnis . tns
hssFisst sac u tns season. .nd s2s made
81 fun nsfkei prices.
Il . nos reported mat forty six Of The
s1rsrsrs by the Alpena nre. .ao bad 10
insurance. have lGssss sggr-zstlnx 80. COO
1ks iocsl relief COMMITTEES has raised about
$1,000.
C4ritoa r Grsndins aged - years. res
idsnt Of Battle Greek about 20 Years. most
of Which tine be has been q msuloer o. tas
drug nFm Of 6rsnGins hinmans died
sandsy evening Of consumption
James Lacas. Who sas running q camp
messing a. Aaso1. vas arrested snd taken
- CenlTssllls On a snarge Of stealing .
uunk. Ea.iss and ice cream freezer. He 70
torpec yindicaisd and fe0psaed bis camp
nssuaz
The state weather service directors re-
port SAYS the weather Of the past week was
very favorable 10 growing ero0s. The
Wheat = being eur. and cas-, corn and po-
tzfoes ars dong nueiy, aud hay Is turning
out vel.
AFTER ths zreAt Ere Al Aipeua last week =
hGmau skull vas iourd in The ruins Of one
Of the houses. aDe sheFe s4s great conster-
nation. Then it Vas ioand that the skull
vas ors used a. an smolsm oAn0rtality II
scores society.
Mrs. Helen BroEn Of Adrian. attempted
suicide yesterday ny Jumping into The River
kalsin- She Nas rescued by Der orother-in-
law. Mrs Brown Dad become despondent
o~iux 20 tbe death Of her husband and The
sole ears Of = iargs family Of ehlldren-
Last Wednesday, az Bakers Mills. near
6lad~ln. Ass. Lizzie legice and her son.
aged years we're going home along road
through TIE WOODS. when they were sur
rounded oy n forest IRE. overcome Dy the
beat. aud burned % death. Mr. and Mrs.
Lssics we're recently from Bridgeport. Ssgi-
nav county.
Statistics Of the Palmer murder trial At
Ithaca shox that there wers IN attendance
during the able argument Of 7. w. Whit
Co. - rt.f. = = -
srs mostly lodiesl. nineteen lawyers. eight
Law students and seventeen physicians Re
ports were furnished 90 twenty eight news
papers. Of which twenty we're dkilies.
Mrs II. +. Allen, aged AZ OF saginaw
City, sn0t herself In the temple SUNDAY
morning With a Z2-caiibre revolver aud
died 10 thirty minutes. Cause, temporary
insanity. caused ey poor health Ar. Allen
had been ao vita Der AL night and bad
jnst retired for rest vhsn be heard the shot
from al sdJoi ning room. and when he hur-
RED back 20 her room ns found her lying
On The a0or beside the bed.
The hardware store Of John Mckinley,
o. Cassville. was broken open az an early
hour Sunday morning. the safe blown open
and about $50 n cash and notes TO the
amount Of several huddred dollars taken.
the report wos beard bat unnoticed by sew
ersl persons. The conclusion broke the
'front.' windows NxEv feet away. Search ts
being made for the parties. but as yet no
trace Of them nss been found.
Some light IL thrown upon the mysteri-
Gus suicide Of q. II. Spencer. who ended bis
life June 10, st a hotel Al Marquette. by tax
lnz csrbohc acid. In the two letters which
he lsft for bis wife and which the Coroner
refused 20 open az The inquest. &c begged
forgiveness for the trouols be had made
and said bis brain was turned. and that he
killed himself 70 keep out of the mad
house. IL a understood that there Is
woman 10 the case, Who has always borne
a. anspottsd reputation
A hair-breadth escape from a terrible
slaughter OF human lives took place at Mar
quetts on Saturday afternoon. A party of
ladies' from the steamer Nysck. st anchor At
Asrquette. walked over to the Burtis saw
mill and sat down on some lumber TO watch
the nafli men At work. They sat there for
nearly an hour Thew bad hardly got out
% reach before terrific explosion occurred.
Part Of the cylindsr and piston rod we're
blown entirely through the mill directly
over The spot where the ladies' were sitting
add fell far out into sae AXE. Had the ex-
plosl0a 0ccurn&' while they wers there
nothing coald have saved them from being
btrrslly torn to shreds. No one was hurt
bus the mill Is badly damaged