Telegram-herald., 1889-05-29

A ~ - chicago eG-tcfs are expected
Al -. Jospii boLorr0S.
Tie lrst hQue-ggosa strasbefries
have been PICKED ID Eerrien county.
There are thirteen prisoners n Nus
ksgon iasl-es dsnee that tAlrteea . al
Gnluexy aumoeF.
The annasl meeting of tne Michigan
state Revival BaHd wal ~ he'd ~
whitehall. June -.
Melons aud strawberries have been
baa.Y .pped ~ Irosl Ia beFrlen county,
leslf Benton HartCr.
A force OF carpenters arrived al -.
JQsepn from tl.cagD sunday morning
~ aork a. Pl44k tavern.
A Woman's Relef C0rps, AUXILIARY 70
tle DoNsgss g. A. K Fust, . ~ -
organized at tn1t place al once.
Prof. y A Richards, Of -. LOUIS
vii succeed Prof. Church a. superln-
teudenl 0i schools al Greenvlllc.
B.cycle riders mast stop riding on
tae sidewalks AZ Kalamazoo or suffer
The consequence OF 4 violation OF the
city ordinance.
Charles BAN vas Monday sentenced
y eighteen months Imprisonment At
Iona for stealing guns from Palmer :
store in that ely.
". ". Wise, editor OF the Center, pro-
A.blIlOnlst. vii assume control OF the
Laa ia Chicago. Alfred WISE vii
look after the Center.
The water ia the harbor a, -. Joseph
j. not deep enough % fiOat the new
Detroit & Cleveland steamer, and
dredging s kelng done
Three young men living near Mar
shall stole a barrel OF cider from III.
Cute. They paid s32.ls each II court
Tor the same few days later.
John Layer, a blacksmith at Lansing,
j. under arrest Tor a brutal assault on 4
g-year-o.d grl. q daughter Of Phlneas
Sweet, a travelling photographer.
The fifteenth annual convention OF
the Diocese OF Western Michigan - %
BE- held in Battle Greek on Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday, June 4, 5
aud ..
The Unitarian denomination at kala-
m1L0O bf unanimous vote decided 10
extend an invitation TO the UnItarlans
of the state 10 hold their next state con
ference in Kalamazoo.
Elmer Proctor and F. r. Alden, of
Whitneyvlle. have finished tubular
well for james ". Eardiey, OF Cascade
township. 20 feet IN depth, which Is
the deepest pumping well III Kent
county, If not IN the state.
Rev. Jacob Van der Meulen, of Mus
kegon. preached his farewell sermon
last sunday. He had served a pastor
OF the Spring-street Holland Church
for seventeen years. Tie and hl-
family started for Dakota Monday
night.
The spring term OF the Agricultural
College opened Monday. President
Clute arrived Sunday evening and
stopped over night at Lansing. He re
pared 70 the college Monday morning
and at once grappled with the duties ol
his new position.
There are exactly l45 cases on the
Supreme Court docket. Eleven ar,
State lcriminall cases and three ar,
lngham county cases-Treadwell V
Paddock, Wright -. Starks, and Mich
igan Mutual Benefit Association VS.
Lyon. The court conyenes June 4.
In discussing the supply of water foi
the city of Muskegon. u number of citi
zens have signed communication stat
ing that N Wolf Lake there IS a spring
the current of which IS so strong that i
viii carry around IN a circle OF abOu
three hundred feet 4 piece of iror
weighing ten pounds.
VI. y. Root, son-in-law of W. 3
Smith, of -. Johns. and an emplOye o.
W. W. Brainard and the II. Johns Man
ufacturing Company for four years
went % COrdovia, Alabama, SIX year
ago with Just enough money To get
there, and Is now worth $4,000. He i:
bullder-c1,RtOn County Republican.
J. p. McCracken, who was at LAX,
City Saturday, states that the repOr
about the trouble growing out OF tn,
attempt To drain part OF the water OI
Muskrat lake into the Clam river, hal
been greatly exaggerated. There wa
no attempt on the part of any one, 70
far as he knew, 20 Use violence, anC
nothing OF the sort was contemplated
or threatened. HOvey & MCCracker
own the land where the dam IN ques
ton is situated, ard believed they ha,
4 perfect right to open the dam.-Mus
kcg0H Chs0nlcic.