Telegram-herald., 1889-05-25
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

There E4s heavy fsost Al J1c<soa
u Wednesday l4gf-E-
There sas bat one patent IA the
Jackson prison hospital on Thursday.
sTls said electric cars WIll soon traverse
West Bal CITY streets within three
E4lufAs.
several aeE b1iidiags are beng bait
a RAsenna, and business = generally
good there.
Al on.er for a carload Of ro4deaFaz
Dfas received from Australla a Tie other
daT by Jackson company
Ex-ConaressalAn I Timothy Tarsney of
Ea.t -aginax. SAYS be- = 40 longer %
ts,aUcs, bug = EIying ~ lead Al honest
lie.
Ps. Dodge, editor of the Stanton
Caggsr. las inveated 4 power press
had &c built in Stanton, and printed ala
paper on Il last NeeA.
III Laaslnz = not bonded Tor flz ,OoS
T. .ecure tne state fslr, e Nil not De
because the newspapers thefe Rave not
R0Fked h4rd for that end.
Decatur claims - 30 the only t0Sn IA
ths. state OF "a ssLs which supports
seven churches. Probably there isn I
another town IA the state OF TIE s.ze OF
Decatur.
James N. North, clerk at the Hib-
bard House, in Jackson, "bolted" from
college a. % aud ngnt for hls country
got shot for g, and now hae received
$500 ia back pension
E1Congre ssguan seymour, Of sault
St. Marc. 1. GA hls Say 10 Washington
o. urge IAat Fogt Brady Dc removed ia
order u alloH streets 4 straight way
through iO Lhe river.
Mrs. Phoebe kOrcia, OF L4nwOod, MAS
taken % the Pontiac asylum on Tue
day. she IS IA stupened co.lsiitoa,
and since she became afflicted, year
ago, sne has not spoken q word.
Warren Boyle, Decatur milkped-
dlrr. wll nos peddle milk any more.
Ii has received intelligence few
davs ago OF the death OF MS father, in
New York, Who left him a large SUM OF
money.
Mart Lockerhy is going to move his
-hngle mill from RAyenna % two and
one-half miles west OF Deer Lake, at
Hau's siding. where he has contracted
Nth f. Z. smith, of Grand Rapids, Tor
about a three years cut
Adolph Rich has Just received from
Geneva. Switzerland, violin Of the
make OF Tlstore Ii is OF the vintage
az l739. Though not very handsome
in appearance II y marvelously beautt
tai ia tone. IL cost III Switzerland
SaU00.-Ssgsaag Cogier.
Tom Trumbul. OF NOyi, was visited
a. "a a....,r..v.r IT Nkhffa I'm xrh hA fOnl
hm % osack kuer & Robbins tlle shed
where he vas treated TO a coat of tal
aud feathers. and told 10 leave tOwI
inside Of twelve hours. he went home
where hls wife scrubbed the decorative
material from ms person, but he ha
not left town.
The enrolment Of tho Michigan
Schoo, for the Blind has reached iOl q
far this year. OF these fifteen los
their sight by accidents, with scissors
kuifves, gun caps. etc. scarletfever wa
the cause IN ten cases, Inflammation o
the eyes. twelve; csttaracts, five; and u
nineteen eases the blindness are SAID q
have been inherited.
At the forty-eighth annual conven
ton OK the state COngregatiOnallsts, il
East saginaw. the following officer
were elected for next year: Rev. "
II. DAVIS, Of Detroit, moderator; Rev
Il. K. DAVIS, of OwOsso, assistant mod
orator, and Rev. j. VI. Lyon, OF Meta
mora. scribe. Muskegon was selocte'
as the place for holding the annua
meeting in lS90. Nearly three hun
dred delegates reported.
Ex-COngressman >. o. Fisher con
cluded the purchase on Tuesday from
J. I. Hurst, OF Wyandotte, of a tract q
pine Hmber IA town, Is north, range
west, IN Gladwln county, estimated 4
cut 5000, 900 feet OF logs. The tract
tributary % the Tobacco river, and
contract has been made for the deliv
cry of the whole lot within the Tttala
wassee boom company's limits within
two years, for Shipment TO Bay Cit
and West Bay City mills.
The State HOmeopaths elected tn
following officers. President. Or. II
VI. Nottingham, OF Lansing; vice pres
dents, J +. Brown. of Jackson, and J
y. Reynolds, of Grand Haven; genera
secretary, DR.. Harold wilson, of u
troit; corresponding secretary, DR.. "
VI Bailey, of Detroit: treasurer, Dr. II
NJ Warren. OF Jonesville. Or. Ayre.
of Kalamazoo, was reelected necrolo
Ust. and J &. Nottingham, of Ba
CIV was elected chairman Of IL