Telegram-herald., 1889-11-19
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Lansing sxn1s a uew i4l.
hcbr.cs . without a doetof.
Ein0se EanEs a hoop factory.
ha.kzsxz = ~ have 4 nes tailor
sAop.
Hastings CLAIMS crac2 nre depart
ulelt
cracker factory s u be started A
A1sksgon-
The OVID carriage factory resumed
work yesterday
9seenyLls Is Shipping -ots Of potatoes
. NsH YORK City.
fne z & Z = sll erect handsome
depot ia Bay ~lts
Benton harpor citizens want stoves
PlE Ia their street. ears.
The Republic Iron Company - Gov
snlpplng ore ~ Ese4n.0a-
The WetmOre mInes al Aleh CANINE
have closed for the season
The Owosso postmaster val not allow
any one % smoke IA as once.
The death rate 10 ishpemng has been
very lON during the past month.
Marquette citizens nave secured 500
toward the proposed zee palace.
The Jackson night school has an
average attendance OF slxly-lve pupils.
81. Johns Episcopal Church al De-
troIt, was dedicated thirty years ago to-
day.
a B. Crenshaw, the biyamist, has
been brought from Cleveland 10 De-
trolL tor tr-Al.
The wife of Dr. J X Elms, OF Trav-
er.e city, dropped dead 0I aeart dls4slse G
saturday evening.
For three years past Jackson has
been try.lg z 20 get new cemetery OF
an extension OF the old one.
The citizens OF Portland have voted
o. bond tne town Tor 5000 for a new
Ion bridge across Grand river.
Mrs. Redpath and Mr. Beveridge
Survivors OK the MatchWOOd tragedy,
are recovering from their wounds.
Samue. Gordon, a Battle Greek mould
er, vii 20 70 Jall for ninety days for
beng drunk and assault.nga woman.
The Hackley Public Library at Mus
kegon IS being plastered. The concrete
and uhng are also beng put IN Tor the
second hOOr.
The school at PalO, Ionia county, has
been closed. Three cases OF typhoid
fever had been developed, and there
we're fears of an epidemic.
The Potato Starch Company have
stopped coquettlng with Nuskegon cap
lta.lsts, and VIII receive and consider
proposals from other parties.
Benton HarbOr citizens are studying
the question of water works with a
view 70 having a tine system put n, 10
De N running order by next summer.
John W.ckland was burned TO a crisp
A. z. PetersOn's house at Manstee,
early Sunday morning. Loss on the
house, $1,000, insured tor 500.
sunday was the forty-seventh ann
versary OF the founding of the Scotch
Presbyterian Church IN Detroit and
was observed with exercises proper to
he occasion.
stephen and Peter Kartes, Of West
Branch, who killed Frank Buhlman
a drunken row last spring by pounding
lim with q club, have been found
guilty OF manslaughter.
Mrs. Jesse Caswell, daughter and
niece OF Miss Hattie Lockwood, nearly
died from the effects of coal gas 1T
Jackson, Friday night. It was their
first experience with coal stove.
And now il Is said that J oel Andrews,
VINO fell INTO the Kalamazoo river, was
nOtsO dead, but what doctors have been
able TO revive hlm. He now bids falg
o. survive his dose tor douse) OF cold
water.
Chas. Annis, Of FredOnia, has a coon
which ne caught recently, and il is
quite a curiosity, being 4 verItaDle A.
b.nO. 10 ; perfectly white, with not
even gray halr on 1t, and mas pink
eyes.
Elisha Shepard, of Boyne City, 4
prominent lawyer and supervisor OF
the township, has been arrested on q
charge of criminal SANDER by ex-
County Clerk ;. B. Thatcher. Shcpa d
had charged Thatcher with the burr ING
Of the court house IN 1887.
Four years ago Maude Coon, five
ycar-Old grl, was LETT IN the care OF
Mrs Toll. landlady of the Umon Hotal
at North Lansing, by the Chl.d's father
and a woman whom he introduced a.
his wife. A short time ago Mrs. Toll
received 4 letter from Mrs. Coo. az
spngwator. who alleg that sle was
the CnIld's mother ami tnat Maudc uli
been stolen from her hy Mr.. Coon and
the woman. The mother wants the
child but Maude refuses TO 90. having
become attached % her foster mother.
TIE earlier symptoms Of dyspepsia.
such M distress after eating, heartburn.
and occasional headaches. SHOULD not
b. neglected. Take Hoods S4rsap1ril a
II you WISH 20 be cured of O. spspsia.