Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-08-08

by bringing in Gen. Basil Duke and 100
men with the aid OF only two sergeants.
The coroner's jury investigating the case
of the child burned in Chas. Keer build
ing in Ludington have returned their YER
dict duplicating VIM. Hunt and Mrs.
Martin kull. Both are in Jail.
Joseph Dionne has been appointed keeper
OF the ) urgeon bay canal life saving sta.
ton, and William Nequette keeper Of the
Cheboygan station.
John Cody, farmer of Kingston, Tuscolu
county, was killed by lightning while haul
ing grain. His team was also killed. Dir
Cody leaves a widow and four children.
The state crossing board has approved the
IN p OF the Grand Rapids ~ Mineral
Springs ilroad, hent county, requ ring
ties 10 se maintained at the Chicago AZ
West Mich gan spur track and approves
the consolidation OF the w bash comp ny.
The industr al school ut Man!s,ec, which
is under the tutelage of the w. q. II. o.,
and is dong ar excellent work among un-
fortunate girls, wants 10 raise All endow-
ment fund Of SO, 90 in order that its scope
OF usefulness may be enlarA cd.
The regents have made the following
changes III the medical faulty Of the uni
vers,ty: Dr. Howell takes the clhir OF
histology; DR.. Gibbs is transferred 10 DR..
Sewolps labratory and viii retain the
chair OF pathology; Dr. Heuber will ACT as
assistant TO Dr. Howell.
The report of the commissioner of inter-
nal revenue shows that last year Michigan
paid 81 - 1897 OF the gross receipts of the
department.
The Colby mine at Bessemer has closed
down and 100 men are thrown out Of work
II is reported that the mine is unsafe and
liable 10 cav,' ~ at any moment
A company has been formed in Jackson
TO manufacture a coupling for railroad
nil hrs ifah oil nv Ipl IN
Michigan Cen,r i engineer of jackson.
The company starts out with a large
capital.
james Stewart the man sentenced TO
eight years in JACKSON for tue murder of
James Hall of Hudson, has been released
He had served .! months of the sentence.
John Moore, sentenced to % days in the
Detroit house of correction by Tawus
Ci v justice, was eng taken 10 Bay City
on the steamer Arundel When near Reser
walton BE ca Moore jumped overheard and
sw M shore, IA distance OF four miles. No
attempts was made To recapture him.
William Woldeck became involved In
8 loou row in Detroit and received some
severe internal in uries ut the hands land
heeisj of gang OF toughs, from the effects
OF which he died a few days later. HIS as
sailants have been arrested.
The biggest job on the extension of the
Toledo, Ann Arbor x Lake Michigan rail
way wall be "DIngman til, up in Wex-
lord county, over Newton creek. II IS the
deepest in the state be ng so feet from the
bottom TO the top OF the grade, nearly
1000 feet in length and will cost SiO,OO0
Rev. DIR. Samuel carp, an Episcopal
clergyman OF Aun Arbor, has been ken
to the Battle Creek 5 n.tarium be '1use he
Is broken down by "a terrible financial
strain, under which he has been suffering
or years. II is said that he owes the
gNk .sa Nlas1a
0lO TO 81 900 on notes which he has found il
impo osIbe 10 meet. What has been done
with the money is a matter of great con
lecture.
Il. w. Ransom has heen appointed as
sistant keeper ut ~. Joseph light station.
Wendermer hotel at Gratiot Beach and
sc eral cottages at Huronia Beach were
entered by burglars the other night and
money and iewe ~ TO the value Of s., 000
stolen. The thieves escaped in a boat TO
Canada.
Mrs Perry Muller of Colon has become
hopelessly insane because spirit medium
tod her she could not 1--we three weeks.
Two ocean pil)ts have reported to the
New York authorities that they saw the
air ship ir which Hogan made the ascension
some distance out at sea. The plots say
that Hogan was Picked up by a foreign
sail NJ vessel and will yet report.
Capt. Samuel Mcdonald, a pioneer miner
in the copper co!ntry, died "A few Us ago.
Hon. james w. Mccormick of Fenville,
Allegdn county, state senator from that
district, died July -
Prof Felix Jueger, leader Of the Ger.
man n society Of last Saginaw, has disap-
peared owing about -, 0OJ
Henry stephens, a st. Helena lumber
IN n, bought Of David Ward OF Ponti e r.
OOO, 100 feet Of pine in Otsego county for
$4,000.
The remains of "A sister of President Fill
more are among the unclaimed de I'd which
have been disinterred in an old cemetery
at Adri IN.
The first city election was held at Au
Sable July -. A citizens ticket composed
eq Ially OF republicans and democrats was
e.ected
Arthur Netey has been arrested in Flint
for stealing II quantity of wheat from the
farm OF Mrs. joan Packard, for whom he
worned. 1t is alleged that he has drawn
off and sccreted good share Of this sea
son yield
stephen Andrews, who came from New
YorE 10 Michigan in lo20, died in North
vile few days ago.
William Mower WAS arrested In Lansing
few days ago for sell ng cutlery aud re
volvers too cheap. la his satchel was found
six reviewers nd 81 pocket knives. a hard
re store at Leslie was robbed on the 18th
inst, and IL is thought that Mower 70 bbed
it, He is an old prison bird, having served
two terms, and 20 years ago was an inmate
of the state reform school. Frank Jeffreys
has als) been arrested for completely in
the robbery.
Michigan railroads earned g., 742 l6
during May.
Hesse, a three. year-old daughter of w ill
]. Osborn, living near Tecumseh, was
playing with the other children of the fam
lily hear the house when her dress caught
fire in some live Goals which had been
thrown odt The frightened children called
to their mother, who made frantic efforts to
save her caild by cutting and tearing of
its burning clothing, but she was too late.
The little sufferer was horribly burned
about the body, and fingered in agony until
the next morning, when death relieved her
IRON her sufferings
progressive degeneration OF the higher
nervous tissues, affecting both the brain
and spinal cord" is what the doctor at the
asylum at Traverse City says ails Rep O.
>. smith of Owosso.
J. +. McCulloch, the newly elected pres
ident OF Adrian college, has resigned TO &C
cept OF fellowship in Clark university.
Edwin Hcatou of Deerfield Livingston
90 nd ,I,n a Ia