Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-17

A. j. Dean. a Battle Creek street car
driver, has been arrested charged with out
raging his daughter
Aunt Laura" Haviland, who won celeb.
rity as an emancipation lecturer and divis-
ion superintendent of the old underground
railroad, has just returned 10 her home in
Lenawee county from summer i'm Europe.
The old lady is drawing near 10 80 years in
age.
Gen. AlGer gave 500 to the Grand Haven
fire sufferers
John Clynes was run over and killed by
passenger train near Republic tho other
day.
julius G.. Ellinger of Allegan has per.
formed the wonderful feat OF making 49,
900 barrels in 40 weeks, working eight
hours per day, thereby breaking the
record OF barrel making in the United
States.
October II, Ann Arbor will have had
the Michigan Central railroad for half
century.
Friends of Mrs. w. II. Goodale of
Forest, Genesee county, are anxious TO
learn where she is. She has been missing
for some weeks.
Typhoid fever Is epidemic in u number
of upper peninsula towns.
Button a. Hopkins saw mill at Bear
Lake burned the other night. Loss is esti-
mated at $4,000 The mill will be re built.
1t is said that old man Bender, the muir
derer OF Kansas fame, is living in the
woods in Montcalm county.
DR.. /. n. Eidridge of Flint, who is the
father of homeopathy in Michigan, day
or two since got through the mail re-
ceipt in full for S!2i for subscription To
the Medical Era for liz years. The pc
riodical is published by DR.. Charles Cat
chel, one Of the homeopathic medical
professors in the Michigan University.
Charles A. Hemmng of Downington,
Pa, wants information as TO the where
abouts of his mother and sister, from
who he was separated when he was seven
years old, and has not seen since. He
thinks they are living in the vicinity of
Bay City.
The President has appointed George A.
Royce TO be register OF the Marquette land
Office.
Mrs A. G.. Earle of Lansing has been
appointed poor director in pl-ce OF her
husband, deceased.
Oscar Fem OF Stanton raised 259 bushels
OF potatoes OF | q acres OF ground.
q. De Frate of Clarendon has an apple
tree on which orange gratis are growing
vigorously.
Grand Ledge is enjoying a business re.
vival, several new business places having
Miss Kate Corey, Nj. d.. graduate of
the University OF Michigan, has recently
been admitted TO honorary member
ship in the Indiana Medical Society, he
first time, ii is stated, this recognition
has beeu extended there to a woman. DR.
Corey has been for four years the prin-
cipal surgeon in charge OF hospital at
Foochow, China, and has, it was stated
in the convention, performed almost every
surgical operation known.
Ezra Jones, q resident Of Lansing since
1856, died on the 9TH aged - years. He
was once pastor of Euclid avenue NJ r.
church in Cleveland, and since residing
in Lansing has been deputy auditor gen
eral, deputy internal revenue collector
and u member OF the board Of control of
the state reform school His daughter
M Louise Jones, is prominent in state
educational circles.
Forty pound sturgeon are being caught
at Saugatuck.
Mrs Mary L. Dix, mother of Il. d.
Dix, state land commissioner, died few
days ago. aged 81 years.
Andrew Sundberg has been appointed
stamp deputy at Marquette.
Miss Maude Clsbee of CassopolIs, has
been appointed teacher of French and
Latin in the public schools at Greenville,
Miss.
Phillip Gunberling, brakeman, was
killed while coupling cars at Benton Hur-
Dor, the other morning.
The jury in the case of Mccullough,
charged with killing William Cunning
ham at Jackson last April, have rem
dered a verdict of guilty. This was his
second trial the first having resulted in
jury disagreement.
Gov. Luce says it will not be necessary
to ca | an extra session OF the legislature
on account OF the defects in the new liquor
law.
David HUFF, for over half century a
resident of FoIina, Cass county, is dead.
An epidemic of small pox has broken out
in Ontonagon county.
w. l.. Davis brakeman on the Frank
fort X Southeastern Railroad, is in jail at
Frankfort on a charge of seduction.