Telegram-herald., 1889-05-27
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.

t.t-fat - Aa.-E4&s
Among tAs shipments from Muszegon
ga frd4y were sesenty toAz u s4s-
dust.
Hart VII observe Memorial Day
Mayor q. L. stofrs, u Auszegons MI
spe4k
r. r. Gibbs, Of Grznd Hayen. s 70
deliver tie Memorial Day address AZ
LaFenEa.
The ghth Mich gsn Lnfzntry VII
held tlelE annual reull11 "a Lansing
Ca June 10.
Tie B.g Rapids Base Ball Club de-
fealed glle h0Nafd C.ty Club Oh ksld1y
b a s. oee " ~ W IS.
The supEeme Court doc~et tllis term
egaDIa. es 100 eases, tic largest dock=L
"a a nambeF " years.
John l.. Sullivan, siugger, arrived IA
Detroit GA saturday ~ give ala e1hibl-
ton there in the evening
The foundation OF Kalamazoo
County's pew pcor-house 3, hnished
al work = progressing on The frame
Lansing carried the day Ina favor OK
bonding Tor 81. 600 % secure the state
far - = vote % 80 - 28- POaeFf vi
influence TIE newspapers have.
The graduates OF the Mar High
school during the past ~ years arc -
hoAi a reunion AZ The Dcsc ple-.t hurch
H. taat village On Friday evening next
The Long Lake resort vii ~ opencd
o. the evening OF Memorial Day with
dance. Dancing in memory OF dead
soidIer- - 4 peculiar way sOnle people
have ~ celebrating.
The Lyons Herod nays Rev. NJ. A.
Jac0kes received SIS "a cash and 81 IN
hly and provisions foc five months and
j days p4st0gate az Crystal. lie had
q pas s54 more from his own p0ckc.
Ior DuaTd alone.
Several members Of the Delta Tau
Delta fraternity have remained AZ the
Agricultural college durug the yaca-
ton working AZ their steam yacht with
which tney expect % take = trip durlag
tnc August vacation.
The conference at East saginaw re-
veaicd the fact that the present mem
tcr.h.p of the Congregational churches
Ot tie state = 226S2, a net gain OF
lOl0. 1853 members being added on
confession of faith during 1888.
Two suits were begun against tho
Muskcg0u Booming Company on Satur-
day, hy +. ". Cook, attorney, one for
$1,000 aud the other for S-0, ,00D, the
former tor damages Tor oyeriiowng
lands and the other Tor ObstrucLng
nav sauOn.
The North Lansing millers and wheat
buyers have each other 10y the ears, and
consequently -four has dropped several
peg, within the past few days. one OF
tAr mills Is placing the best grade OF
Hour ON the market NJ $3.50, and the
other at 81 per barrel.
4 little son Of J. Y. Graham of Lans-
ing. while climbing an apple tree Sats
urday afternoon. lost has footing and
fel. lie caught on hammock nook,
the projection entering his groin, aud
remained suspended until MS screams
brought assistance. lie sustained q
very painful flesh wound.
There was heavy fros. this morning
and corn and potatoes and early veg
etable were badly damaged. K. La
Duke. the gardener on the State road
reports serious damage Co all his crops.
He had nearly 1000 tomato plants sct
ont and los the whole OF them. X. ".
Kellogg as that fully two-thlrds OF
his straw berries are gone. We think Il
WAS the heaviest frost ever known in
tins vicinity so late III the season.
Iona Seatinel.
The mean temperature for tn past
week has bse en- below the normal. Frost
WAS generally reported on the morning
OF the I'D, bat no material damage has
been reported except IN localities where
pOtatOe vines and grape buds were
slightly nlpped. The rainfall Was below
the average, and was not well dis
tr,buted. The sunshine was below the
average and the effect uufavOrable 10
corn. Cut worms are reported working
ln the corn IN counties Of Southwest
Michigan. Wheat - heading in some
sections and the clover and timothy
show the eject OF the drOuth.-Laasing
Journal.
The examination OF Emerson L.
Hines, aged 20. charged with rape IN
September last upon the person OF
Lucinda VI. ChaddcrdOn. a girl claimed
90 be- under IA wears OF age. which has
occupied two DAYS before Justice W. II.
Churchill az shelby, closed Saturday
n ght and the prisoner was bound over
o. the Circuit Court for trial. There
are three other young men IN Jail
charged With the same crime upon the
gri 1t another time. The girl IS y no
t0rous character believed hy many to
b. 10 years Of age, and the sympathy
Ot the people = with the defendants, as
tho evidence showed that no force was
used and no bodily injury resulted. No
complaint was made until April.
Mulliken : 4 new town on the G.. +.
J.. IS d. r. r., eight miles west Of Grand
Ledge, and = situated in as fine a
farming country as thore ia i'm tho
state. There IS n good hotel Just
opened May lst. Our business houses
are rs follows. one hardware, one
drug, one dry good and grocery. one
furniture and jewclry. one bakery and
confectionery. one boot 9nd shoe. ONO
mcat market. one millinery, two
blacksmith shops, one livery, ONE ssw-
mll. one feed mil. one planning. ash
and door factory, and a Eooi brCS
church. Several new store buildings
are row g0 1g no. Al-o scveri. ~
dwellings are being hulf am0ug thrm
brick parsonage. new elevator 5
beng butt to take the place ~ the 0re
burned last winter. There Is room for g
few more i've. pushing business mau.
Three Years in Iaca~cn.
William spores. of CooperTiue, was