Telegram-herald., 1889-07-13
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

AH4tsa< Burglars are PE4cEe12z AZ
Lx1szlg-
Tie ha1,~az add tsE1Htnl1 csEaesnzr
tso1 laz reached fTzEeF-e city.
Bye ia Grand IFaseEss county grows
u he1ght oi seven feet.
The BsFren county hucklsberry crop
al be unusually me tn-s ysaE-
DaFlng tne recent hot weather infant
ul0raLllty las. bssa very lzFSs a De-
trC4I.
4 as foaudatlon wallis are beng lad
Tor tie nes gE4nse hall At tr1seFss
CITY.
John Hess, q Detroit saloon keeper
conan tied SUICIDE By shooting klfn-
self With a revolver "Wednesday night.
There are ruHoTs OF attempts al
bl.ckmaliiuz prOallnsnt Pet0skey peo-
pie Or course they we're not naughty.
Mf. helllm4n. Of the Agricultural
College, Las accepted tie Pos.tioa in
the Nevada CG4vsEs4ty a. Professor "
entomology
Antn0ny Cab0f, a laboFer, and Anne
Ep-tsin. a little gFi vino peddles
n4ateig.s. we're overcome ~ the heat Al
Detroit Thursday.
Frankfort is % have = driving park
ASSOCIATION, race course, etc, and ID
that end has rsalsed 5000, which vii
perhaps 81 increased.
The Catholic church at the Indian
village ia Good Hart, Emmet county
Is approaching cOmpletlon. The work
- All oelag done by the Indians.
Charley sans and K NJ. Fisher, Of
Grand Rapids. caught Hlty -cigat trout
and siK grayiug one day last week out
OF Beaver Creek Rcd City ClaFioA-
The third annual reunion OF the
Heruen County Battalion, -. A. X. ;.
Of v. vii be neld az canip tieoTge K.
Wright, Benton Harbor, July Il, Is
and 10.
4 movement = on foot at Jackson 10
have all liberated cOnvicts returned 20
their homes. It j. alleged that they re
main IN and about the town, conf
uniting all sorts OF depredatlOns-
The drouth during the past two years
has gwen clover and timothy such a
backset in Jackson county that the hay
crop wlll D. very light there, notwith-
Standing the heavy rams OF tins season.
Rudolph Haller caught has sleeve ia
some machinery at Hargraye's mil.
az Bay City, "Wednesday. and had his
lefst hand sawed of and the bones
shattered and broken up 10 the
shoulder. HIS recovery = doubtful.
Mrs. Kroik0ff. of West olive, Otta-
wa county, died the other day an hour
after having gwen birth 90 t.ins. boy
and . girl. There are also IN the
family twins Is months old. Mrs.
krOk0ft was 81 years old and the
mother OF sixteen children.
Crops Of all kinds will be immense
tbs year Wheat Will be the largest in
many wears Corn Is n little slow IN
coming 60 the front, but II will getther
Potatoes and all other crops are good.
The nudge IS hurting wheat hut very
little. but affecting timothy some.-Big
Rapids Pioneer.
4 little 6ve-year-old girl, the daughter
OF Mr.. Lowe. OF FrWtp0rt, was taken
10 Grand Haven Wednesday to have
some paper removed from her ear.
The operation was successful, but on
the return home a stone, careIessly
thrown IS 2 boy, struck her IN the fore
head. cutting y long cash, which re-
qulred theserylces OF another physician
% sew up
When the Ohio editors went I'D the
lakes a few days ago, the boat stopped
a few inmates at Alpena. Several mem
bers Ot All Indian medicine show COM
pauy were at the landing in full toy
gerry, but not until positively assured
10y the boat officers that the Alpcna In
dams were not hostile. could an OhIOan
D. induced To go ashore Che5oygds
I,fRocrnt.
Moses CharbOneau, Of Alpcna, went
~ II. - At % fgxr1f 1f.ff-
while there saw hIs own grave and read
the INSCRIPTION on the tombstone, which
recorded that Moses CharbOneaU lay
buried there The inscription also gave
ns company, regiment, etc. Mr..
Charboneau VAS wounded az Gettys-
burg and was supposed 10 have been
killed. which accounts for the stone
[, erected % his memory. After decor
ating the grave with flowers he turned
70 over to the care of a veteran who
lives IN Gettysburg, and who also has q
grave of hts own IN the soldiers cemc-
terry which ne tends with great care.
Louis G.. Wilson was tired and con-
vlctCd for murder IA the second degree
at CassopOls at the May term Of court.
Tuesday last was the day % pass SEN
teuCc- Wilson 5 attorney made plea
for new trial. and m passing an Oplu-
ION upon that plea Judge O'Hara
caused intense excitement and sur
prise hy declaring that, although the
man had been pronounced guilty BY
the Iuries. there was not sufficient cvI-
deuCC u the case 10 hang yellow dog.
The Judge then added to the excite
ncnl by oyer-rulIng the plea for a new
RAJ and sentencing The prisoner to
en- years st the Jackson pcuitentiary
wilson was about 20 ST down, over
vbslmed by the sentence, when the
court babe hm wait, and reiteratIuc
hs belief Ia the mans lnnoceoce. sad
be would have che court stenographeT.
al the public expense, make a copy OF
the record. 50 that the accused ~ ght
g. go the supreme Court with but little
expense. Judge OHara begged the
people present IN the court room to
rally o. sine defense of greatly
wrOngcd man. ard ardentiy expressed
IL hope that the supreme Court would
Cvewule bis rulings. whereby the con
vcton bad becn possible. The Judge
sa,d he. himself, would pay part of the
expenses.
= any aFIswsr Eorp 70 Elush URs~ea2''
The old wives chat hushnE II vir-