Telegram-herald., 1889-06-18

Albkol Csllsks cC1auleleSI2cns W.
be lad Jlns e..
BeEst = caty " -hits horses ard
rsd headed giEts.
4 Jsekson corset factory = run1Lng
-gatz ~ al orders.
Iisll4ad Clsy Is afflicted WITH the
measles Azd Iaumpa.
8yasc = SooaIng sitA nes houses,
neE barns 49, ns = fences
"a 1skegcn expects - get satsr from
LAKE Michigan -DOn for tne cay supply
The ~ DIVE gong ceeLtO Mus&-
g0n vii amount % over AZ sNS9sv svo
feet.
A Jackson hrm recently shipped I've
sample road carts 10 Baenos AyTes,
D. A.
The Little tawa OF Cedar Lake = eAoE-
elsssd because white caPs" Are IA tAer
midst
The recent rains have raised the kal-
amazoo nyer and II Is noS quite a
stream.
Muskegon = sassy enough 90 clam
precedence IA the race Tor second city
ia the state.
The Muskegon river IS over1owng
Its banks at many points and damas-
iAg Hood ls feared.
Five thousand pounds VI wool were
purchased At Bancroft on Friday last.
The price paid was 2S cents.
Axel Anderson Was convicted al Cad
lilac Of mansiAus shter aud sentenced
~ a term II nye years 80 Jackson
Kalamazoo residents who look back
mentally, twenty-five or thirty years,
conclude that the town does grow.
A eel three feet Two inches long
aad we Ching ave pounds has been cap
tured Iu Cry ystal Lake, near GrcenVllle.
The B.g Rapids Pt0aesr thinks the re-
gent rams are good for the drouth, bat
are NOT worth much Tor cooling OF the
ulr.
Mrs Robert Humes. of Marquette,
gave birth % twin boys Friday morning,
weighing 10 and IA pounds respectively.
NeXL
A Little worm IS creating havoc
among the maple trees ot Northern
Michigan. lI destroys the leaves and
ILLS the trees.
Several Chicago resOrters who had
secured quarters for the season at
1Ouut ~ the recent cold weather.
\ black snake SIX feet and six inches
long Is OF exhibition at East saginaw.
There are some residents OF saginaw
who have seen bigger snakes than that.
Detroit citizens have held an en-
thusiastlc meeting TO make arrange
meuts t0y the National Press AssOcia-
toos which meets there July > and -.
Edward McGuckin died IN the "hos-
pilal cell" 1T the Kalamazoo lan on
Saturday, from injuries received
from beng struck by u Lake Shore
engine.
Edwin waite, son of Charles Waite,
ot Chicago, was drowned AZ Bay City
Saturday. while bathing. He was vls-
it.ug relatives IN Bay City when the
accident occurred.
The pupils of the Eermontville I'm
ion school were permitted tO participate
ign the -radUal..- .'CrCI>es held last
week. 10 has not h,ru the custom
heretofore, but VII hc hereafter.
Black, alas Woodruff. who Is being
held at Chicago for cOmplcity in the
murder OF DT. Cronin, was formerly =
resident Of Port Huron, and y wanted
here for forgery and theit.-P0rt Huron
Commercial
William Tate was arrested az Sault
Ste. Marie. late Saturday night, for the
murder OF his brother Tom. Both men
were tug engineers, and the deed was
( the result Of quarrel, Tom beng bad
~ intoxicated at the time
A brother OF Dr. Dayton Parker, of
Detroit. was at JOhnstown during the
recent disaster but made his escape by
tlcciug for the hills. Beng swift
runner ne Outstripped everybody and
s0ou reached place Of safety.
sarah T.. Hartssll has been granted
decree OF divorce from her husband,
Phillip ". Hartsell, at Detroit Phillip
Is now serving time NJ the House OF
Correction for a murdeTOus assault
upon sarah, whom ne once promised To
love and cherish.
Iona has been afflicted with frc-bugs
for some time past, aud Ou FRIDAY
morning early the house Of Roman
Nteuherg was discovered % be on fire.
The entire family was asleep up stairs
and undoubtedly would have per!shed
had the fire not been discovered and as-
slstauce rendered.
Charles BCebe, of Elsie, crazy drunk.
Knocked his wife down and choked her
until his mother, an luhrm woman on
crutchss, interfered and attempted to
knock him over with her Crutch. He
threw the old lady on red-hot stove,
severely. burning her arm and shoulder,
after which be Knocked her down aud
kicked her. His father. scarcely able
e. stand alone from the effects of par
e'vss. tsiCd Tn knock him down with
hs cane, but It proved Intellectual. aaj
Che brute knOckC,. his father dovu eud
hurt him severely. Tie tlwely 2rIlvai
Of ncfg r.ro-s Drevs-.sd fu-iuCr out
rsgu. Ihc Geud e nov In l2li.