Telegram-herald., 1889-10-11
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Dspaaher.a : raging q al alarming
ezLeaL a. Holland.
The state far Al Lansing banned cat
ever $500 above eNgelses.
Ms Harriet 3. Chase, wife % the
ealtor0f the b0yae Cisiz>n, Is dead.
Peaches ID the vicinity u Grand
Haven have been badly injured D. Ihe
lr0sts-
Oscar Fenn. OF stanton, rsissd 25s
bushels u potatoes thls year OF Il
acres.
III 80 Michigan tomato district they
say the fFosts and drOuth have cut the
crop 80 peg cent.
A matron s - BE- placed IN the ladies'
waiting room &C the Mich gan Central
station N Jackson.
An unknown man vas killed by the
cars on tne Michigan Central tack al
Detroit "Wednesday.
over two hundred thousand people
waited tile Detroit exposition during lts
ten days Ol existence.
Howard Patung.ll. Of schoolcraft, IS
under arrest Tor having shot john
bud~on 90 the hand. street hight.
The Presbyterian synod, IN session az
Kalamazoo, condemns sunday amuse-
ments and the sunday newspaper.
j Milton, OF Adrian, goes 70 Jackson
FOR eighteen months for humping has
wife. Paradise IS lost for hun for a
time.
Cty taxes will be about three-tenths
OF cent lower ia GTeenville this year
al4 SOME folks think they can save an
honest penny.
The Michigan UniversaIst's conven-
ton, aL Detroit, has located their
UNCONVENTIONAL resort at Bowers Har-
Tor. charming spot on tiFand TRAY
crse bay, eight miles north OF Traverse
Clty.
Mrs. Louisa Dali, OF East Saginaw, a
widow, and the mother OF six children,
wnom sne supported by washing. was
probably fatally burned by stepping on
match which lay on the floor woerc
some gasoline had been spilled.
The state Unitarian conference meets
Al Kalamazoo next week, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. Mss Bartlett.
inc new minister here, Will then be or-
dained, and prominent dlvines from
Boston and Chicago Will be present.
Raut BRISTOL, OF Clare, accidentally
shot himself while hunting the other
day. While standing on log he shipped
and She gun went OFT the charge enter
lng hls breast, killing HIM instantly.
lie leaves a widow and two small chill
dren.
eTittabawasSee Boom Company has
raftcd and delivered tins season 30l,-
so0,o70 feet OF pine logs, and the presi-
centOfthe boom company estimates that
only $4,000, 600 feet are vet 10 come
out. Last years the total output was
10000, 900 feet.
Mrs. Frank Jones, of Flint, was taken
Ill In the night and arose 20 light the
gas. she turned it on but tainted
away before lighting II. Five hours
later she was found lying unconscious
ON the floor. Seven hours of hard
work brought her back to consciousness
and it i thought that she VIII recover.
The barn of Col. =. u. Pritchard, #
Allcgan, on the farm near LittlClohu
Lake, was burned Tuesday afternoon.
Thrashers were at work and the fire
caught from sparks from the machine.
The barn and Its contents, 1000 bushels
oats 80 bushels wheat, and so tons
OF hay, were consumed. The loss )
5000; covered by insurance. The sep
arator. owned by Mr.. Kincald, was
burned.
FIRE broke out in the school-room
addition 10 the Jackson prison at noon
Wednesday. Only the walls were left
standing, and the library, worth $1,000,
was destroyed. While the COnvicts
We're exclted, they were not allowed to
manifest It, al work and preparations
Tor forming IN line 10 mach to dinner
being carried steadily forward. The
walls were lined with guards 70 shoot
down any who might attempt 10 take
advantage OF the excitement TO escape.
At the regular meeting of the State
Board OF Health, special attention was
gwen 70 the diseases prevalent at this
time OF year.-typhold fever and other
fevers.
The local Board of Health IS required
by law 70 make such regulations as 1t
may deem necessary for the public
health and safety, aud 10 publish such
regulations IN some newspaper, or by
POSTING IN five public places IN the
township. Whoever violates such reg
ulatlons f0rfeits for each such Otfense
sum not exceeding one hundred dol
Health has declared typhoid fever
disease dangerous 10 the public
health under the law requiring such
diseases % be reported, in some parts
OF the state there IS q failure 10 secure
reports OF and prompt action IN cases
or tl,S % .ease. The following res0lu-
ton was therefore adopted
R>soi-o9. That the local Boards OF
HsaIrr th~rurrQfrt the state hn urged
to second the action of the state Board
~ Health by making regulations de-
C.ariuE tvpnoid fever a disease dan
ger0us = the public health" which
s10uM be- reported to the health officer
N accordance with law.
Report Is made Dy health officers
throughout TN state tHat eases of ty-
pnoid fever are frequently called typnc-
waiarlsl fever in order 90 Cvade the
law requiring such eases Co be reported.
frequently more deaths are reported
from tvpn0-mIiarial foyer than from
tvphoid fever. After considerable Gis-
clsslou the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
R-r. That n the opinion ~ Tins
beard ll cases Of so-Caucd "tvQho-
maia~aI fever" should be reported 90
Che local health officer. and The Same
precautions taken as IN cases Of typhoid
fewer.
Rso're3. That all CASES Of fever con
tuUng more th3n seven d2ys should
bc r-rorfrd On fhc h~0itn officer and
precautions ts<rn. as in other diseases
dangerous to tne puohc health, such as
typhoid fever.
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