Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-03-21

DezZllng letters IRON the Detroit po3LOlce,
has been sentenced to two years in the De
troit house OF correction.
Mrs. II. A. E. Weadock o. Bay City. sis
ter of eX Congressman Tarsney, d ed in
To edo few days ago, while visiting
friends there.
While some cattle were being driven
through Owosso by a butcher a few days
ago, vicious SOW made lunge at Mabel
Henderson, year-old child, and she
was picked up and carried about 20 feet on
the animals horns, and then thrown
against fence. The child was severely
injured, but will recover
A wealthy syndicate has bought mp the
claims againt the Engeman estate Of Man
istee, at heavy discount.
The state fish hatcheries are now plant
ing their spr ng crop of young trout.
August Tanto, the Polander youth who
murdered Mrs. Christian Stochal in Delhi
township in February and attempted "a
kill the entire family, has been convicted OF
murder in the first degree, despite the plea
Of ms nifty raised for him.
John B. Belcher, former citizen and
prominent business man of Charlotte, died
in Austin, Tex, "a few days ago
Five Bay City physicians who are inter.
ested in the proposed free hospital in that
city have been dismissed from the Bay
county medical society, they alleging ir,
regular conduct. II is said the doctors will
sue the county and state associations If
debarred from representation.
Mrs. Elanor Boyd, resident of MuslSe'
gon since 1915, is dead.
An old man named Dougherty, is under
arrest al Alpena, charged with criminally
assaulting three little girls between the
ages OF Id and IA.
A Detroit & Grand Haven freight train
ingham the other evening, wrecking seven
cars. IL took five hours of daylight 10 clear
away the wreck, Caase, q broken wheel.
Andrew MoDOnal of Stanton, has been
sentenced TO 10 years in Jackson for assault
with intent to commit murder,
j. >. Ranuey of Chicago sued James
Donovan in the circuit court at ColdwateT
for commission fees on the sale of pine
lands. He got verdict of 5000.
Mrs. Seymour a Grand Rapids mute,
was attacked by a vicious cow and knocked
down. She WAS seriously hooked, but
managed to attroco the attention OF dog,
which made for the cow and finally drove
her OFF. Mrs Seymour was considerably
bruised but not seriously.
August Free OF Fairfield fell upon a side
walk in Washington four months ago re
ce,ving injuries which resulted in partial
paralysis. He has sued the District OF
Columbia for $4,000.
Horace Kelly and Mrs Mary Spencer oil
Oxford, charged with stealing butter from
the farmers dairies, have been held 10
answer in the circuit court.
Frank Evans of Jackson, was found
drowned ut Saltwater, Mimi, recently and
the circumstances point to "A probable muir
der. The dead man q brother Will investi
gate.
Water Ives, the Aipena burglar, who
got stuck between two buildings while try.
ing TO escape IRON the officers of the law,
became insane in Jail and has boen sent 10
the traverse City asylum
Eddie Taylor Of Osseo, whose b5,cl: was
broker ana one arm amputated IN rail
road accident at Butler, Ind, Is months
ago, diod on the 18th inst.
Judge Peck of Lansing has sentenced
August Tanto TO Jackson Tor life.
james +. Forrest, for many years tho
only banker for Au Sable and Oscodp, died
March Ii at his home at Au Sable, oftyptoid
pngum51ia Mr.. Forrest was one of the
ieadinS business men of the shore for l.
years and had accumulated a fortune.
Mrs. Lottie Glue of Lakeside, Muskegor
county, charged with as sisting in a crimi
nal operation upon Jennie Ciscoe, has been
discharged.
Grey. b. +. Smalls," an alleged hote
his trade on the Exchange hotel a year ago
Six Bay City fakirs, names unknown,
buncoed strange Swedc out of s D at Vas
sar the other night, and the officers chased
them TO Reese on q special engine anC
captured them all. they jailed them al
Caro-.
Mr.. Nellie Stever, wife of Delos VI. Stew
or, a prominent and well-to DO jeweler OF
Muskegon, died on Louisville & Nashville
| train at MIlldale KY, the other Afternoon
She was returning from Thomasville, Ga
whittier she had been for her health.
Ex-senator Palmer will take the oath a.
United States minister to Spain in Detroit
The shipyards at the mouth of the Sagi
nav river are building II vessels at an ag
gIegate cost Of 81 100000.
Thomas Mcbride, Scotchman, over C
years old, was found dead in his bed al
the Davis house in Sheridan the other
morning. He had lived around there fol
the past four or five We rs, owned 40 acres
Of land and had no relations IN this country