Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

Lansing cify tax rosi calls I'D $3.50.
DssssIas = - arxznizs flax sad Broe&s
<ias.
TArss alssrs haa voted 81 30 ioE sshooi
p9rposss.
isaia's mala sFsss s ssiaz p@ssd sin
cal4E alockA
Tie DoGei4a osnd Las been rsofEaalzsd
a1dsr Eas Lsadsrsaip - Chzrlls More
President flynn. ~ tas Detroit bo<sd q
Trade. = gsiaz ~ Oregon so IA aeaiia-
Nias 0iiyst ooiiszs s.Fis afs s.ilsrs - tas
1otel a. t1s h4ft0f faiat >unamsf resort
Poslmasssr stephen x. Jones. 0f Hsrssy
las Bsea ssmossd 4Ed Ionn 1sssl A4laed
= saeessd AHA
Dr. shank. "a Lansing. MO attends
D2nisl $. Cr0ssmzn. a. Williamson. InlRAs
Aia pallsat slli ga osftsf.
Pert Huron butchers are charged With
''blo~iae ap sers-ny e4rc4ssss - order 10
nzxs tlls nsat icox plump sod soAs-
Bangor dealers have takea IA aboat s5.
o. pounds sf 700 LLls ss-sOn- Hartford
baysrs 81 tsks n ab0as ins same amount.
Rev. r. >. Mccall PASTOR Of 80 i0nia
Bspgist eburch- has resigned, and sll De-
eons rnnlBal Of Liberty Collage 0lasgss.
Judge j. b 1hipmAn. esO has been Ia
washington nost Of as nsns ior ssye1al
years sass. n4s 0psnsc las once a. Cold
sstsr.
Ia collision at Frankfort Wednesday
evening between ths steamer sanford ana
the TAX NARA 3 A.. 800 DAMAGE AS doas
10 ths taz.
The iaFmsrs around billiards are turning
thsir attention 10 raising onions. Some Of
cur toS lands ol This cguaty are becoming
TIE most yaia.5is lands.
The corner stones Of Fiint's two new
Aetnocist churches sli sa laid aext week
and President tlske, Of lkloion Collsgs, vii
maze the necessary addresses
Tbs examination Of Dr. Bennett. Of Bsld-
ing. sho IS under arrest Al Iona Oa a
charge of criminal assault upon little col
ofed <ifl. nas been adjourned until August
~
The proprietor Of the Imlsy City Optic
sficrs % wager his entire assspapef plant
or Harrison and Norton. and further II he
ioosss vii rua a Democratic paper Tor
ysar for ths rinner.
Hon. John Quincy Adams, Of Negaunes,
has sued a man for 500 damages because
be pat Dig bell on bis cos..snd turned ner
loo~e where she disturbed khs slumber aud
ruftied as TEMPER.
four men have oeen crippled at the box
AAatAAH u y H. AAfftAA q 10. ~ " J&l~
dotte. slocs the factory started. The lzst
occurred when a boy vas pushed against
the cAOppin< rasehius and lost bis arm.
John NJ French. hale and hearty a. the
sss Of 81. Is oeiebrzEns bis birth annivsr-
sary today. lie Vas a member Of the Leg
stature In i.4,and has been a resident Of
lansing for tSsnty-three years LGItSsRg
RspsbheaA
The story comes up from Otsego that
womaD seil into the river. below the mill
dam. and when she vas rescued q ten
pound cathsA vas sntangied IN her wire
bustie. Her husband wanted 10 set her
again. but shs ooisctsd--AAsgan Record
A Cleveland and Thurman club has hesn
orxsnixed at Traverse City with the follow
inE 0ncers President l. A. IhOmpson:
Wee President. G.. shilson; Recording
Secretary Geo. +. Hannah, Corresponding
Secretary. William H0ldsworth, Treasurer,
j. j. Fay. Jr.
Beginning next Monday the Michigan
Central Will run train on the main line
west at ; s0 a. m. daily, except Sunday,
for ths benefit OF the Detroit morning pa
psrs. The sunday morning papers are
printed In time 10 oe sent by the .. m
lrsin saturday.
A Republican club. $50 strong was or
gsnized in tais village tuesday night with
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Ferguson. Vice President. 4. 5. Harvey,
secrst@ry; G. Q. Phillips. Treasurer. Exec
awe Committee. David Gibson. Thomas
Horton. Frank Charles and y. w. Drake.
Hoa. Joseph Estabrook. State Superin-
tsndent Of Public Instruction, IL lecturing
90 Pedagogy" before the Huron Summer
Normal a. Bad Are this week. The school
has enrolled sbOut one hundred teachers
snd Is IN ali respects the moSt successful
teachers school ia that part OF the eogn-
Try.
n. n. Clark. formerly an editor at
ksnistse. bat now smploye in the public
printing 0fice st Washington. has dis
tlnguished hfmself by heading q committee
which has succsedsd in having IS per cent.
added % the wages 0f al printers employed
on the night gangs IN the government
offce.
Il Is difficult to learn exactly the state OF
the coming psach crop. Certain il is that
IN many localities ths.frost of s. has caused
go per cent OF the frRir TO drop. In Others
the prospects are goods In some Localities
also he apple crop will be very light The
unfsvorabie reports come mostly from the
nesr vicinity Of Allsgan vilazs--4Aessra
Rsr0rL
On the west bank Of the River Raisin.
ssout thirty rods north of Rsilrosd-st.
bridge. stands a largs balsam poplar tree.
is kind beng rarely found n this latitude
It's branches extend. from one extreme 10
the other, about i25 feat. Its trunk, near
the ground. measures eighteen feet. snd it
il about eighty feet iR height. Its leavss,
though longer. ressm ola the Balm Of Gilsad
sad IA buds Ike IT. Professors of our
Agricultural College pronOunos il one Of
the most interesting trees IN tie State