Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-14

10 3 cure the money. Ihere 10 no record.
The underta ler and physician la the case
are dead. and the clergyman who offiGiated
ut the funeral made no record OF II.
Barney Moreland Of Paw Paw wos rob
bed and murdered near Clarendon, Mo-,
short time ago
Over 81, 900 trout have been placed In the
streams In the vicinity of Marshall.
John NJ. Young of Michigan has been APP
poin ed CHIEF of the railway adjustment
division OF the postolfice department
The fifth annual convention of the Michi-
gan Ell, al suffrage association will be held
March 10, 20 and II. in Pioneer hall, at the
capitol at Lansing, beginning on Tuesday,
March 10, at = p. m, and holding three SEES
sions daily, March 20 and Il.
The three story brick building near the
Pont a. asylum, designed as sleeping
apartments Tor the attendants, was de
stroy ed y fire the other morning ut a loss or
$1,000 The origin of the fire is unknown.
Hon. M V. Montgomery of Washington.
one of the attorneys IN the famous Crouch
murder case, has taken legal proceedings to
co leco bill of 5000 Tor services rendered
Byron Crouch.
Hon. George Robertson, member OF the
| legislature from lo71 10 1851, died at his
home in Albion on the 4th inst.
Dennis Bowling, a well known lumber
man Of Muskegon, is dead.
Elijah Butcher of Jackson has sued the
water gas company for *, 900, for injuries
| received by himself and family as the result
| of leaky main.
After next Jure when the appropriation
| for the Michigan Indian agent expires there
| will be no moro money available Tor this
| purpose. Mark Stevens will therefore
have no successor in the Indian agency.
John Hammer an employee of the Lake
Shore " Michigan southern railroad
| while shoveling wheat in bin at the depot
in Bronson, was drawn into the chute and
| smotherod
w. j. Daley of Mt. Clemens, democratic
| clines the nomination.
A $4,000 site has been purchas ed for a
| hospital in Kalamazoo.
Burt NJ Fellows, the boy colonel Of the
| Michigan sons OF We erans, has been elected
| president OF the village OF Bronson.
An effort is being made at Ovid TO estab-
| lish book case and desk factory at that
| place.
A tree-planting association has been
formed in Grand Rapids.
The war dep r,ment will change The
record OF Sergt. William r.. Smith Of com
| pany NJ, Tenth Mich gan cavalry, 80 as 10
muster HIM for pay and muster out as sec
Ond Lieutenant.
X Rolla Poet, who died recently at Itha-
ca, held 81, 600 policy in the knights of
| the Maccabees. and the company now de-
clines 20 pay s father the money on the
| ground that the Ithaca lodge was suspend
cd at the time of death for non payment OF
| lodge dues. Suit will be instituted to col
lect the money and test the validity OF such
| decision.
Mrs Louise Reed Stowell, who has taught
microscopical botany at the Michigan uni
vcrsity for several years, has Just been ap-
pointed special microscopic artist OF the
| botaniCa al department at Washington, ID.
c., at salary of s 900 per yer. Mrs.
| Stowcll graduated from the university in
the 1876 literary class
The annual report Of the board Of control
Of the state reform school says the reform
atory work for the past year has been very
sue ,essful.
Edward Smo.ak, hurt at the Detroit steel
and sprng works in July, 1887, sues the
firm for Slo, coo damages.
Orno Strong, formerly of Nashville, and
| known to every newspaper pdblsher IN
| Michigan, is now at Tacoma, w. II where
he has established paper called the West
| Coast Trade.
William Morrison Of Holland, Ottawa
county, who was stabbed in an election row
at Wneatheld, Ind, on Nov. &, last, died on
the All inst.
Port Huron authorities are trying TO keer
Detroit Sunday papers out Of the city.
The court of appeals in New York has af.
| frmed the probate Of the will of the late Jesse
Hoyt. This is the decision Of the court OF
last resort, and practically disposes of the
| controversy. The suit was commenced In
1888 by Mary Irene Hoyt, daughter of Jesse
Hoyt.
The governor has fully considered the
case of Olive f.. Friend and her relatives
| VINO were arrested on charge OF fraud in
connection with the Eloc rio su Ear mudd!e,
and he has decided not to recall his extra
dition warrant. This means that Mrs
Friend and the Towards and Halsteds must
| go 10 New York for trial.
Fred A,.Maynard and George T.. VANITY
| Of Grand Rapids have been admitted u
practice before the United States supreme
court
Kerwin w Rabbit Of Plymouth, has been
| promoted from a 200 TO Il 800 clerkshiu
in the postoffiCe department. a. w. Bing-
ham and James Young, two Michigan
clerks, have each been advanced 10 s., OOt
per annum.
The lands in the Michigan railroad gran,
areas thrown open to settlement by the for
fixture bill VIII be opened at once.
A school teacher in Byron whipped boy
after school hours, and the law is asked &c
say whether he had right to do it,
George Bateson of Bay City died 10 the
Pontiac asylum early In February. II Is
declared that when he left home he was
sound bodily, but when his body was
brought back for burial three physicians
found be had seven RIBS broken and tina
his left lung was punCtured so as TO admit
air. The doctors refuse 10 speak but nave
seat word about the matter TO Lansing.
A 10000 potato starch factory will proba
bly, be started in Muske-on.
The new game law bill as IL now stand
permits the shooting of migratory duck,
from October TO April IL. Jackson coun
~ sportsmen want the time extended T.
May Is.
The great tunnel shield, 10 be used /,
the constructor of the Port Huron end O
the ST. Clair RIVER tunnel Is 81 feet 81.
inches in diameter and Is feet three inche
long, and will be advanced by byd-auli
pressure from the rear.
Congressman Burrows has been endorse.
, by the entire Michigan delegation 10
speaker
J.. T. Rawson, for over 30 years a grail
buyer ut Decatur, has sold his grain e,evu
! tors.
| a Genesoe county Jury has rendered
/ verdict against the Michigan hedge com
, any, in case brought by VIM. Fletche
1 - al ta ii.