Telegram-herald., 1889-09-22
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Stanton nzs a. &c famine.
L-us.ng lad light fAl Of snow early
"a TIE seek.
Wild ducks are plentiful u tie l2kes
about Jaeks0n-
LeslanAw county far A. Maple CITY
September Zs-7.
Cnlezen thieves make the feathers ~
in Wexford len E0osts-
Bears are destroying the growing
corn near Mt. Pleasant.
Muskegon hzs plenty OF Waite Caps
-Oa the lake, however.
There are nov twenty eight cony.cIs
Ia the Marquette PRISON.
Chaunuqa. circles are beng or
gained al over the state.
The Borgess. Hospital ~ Kalamazoo
Vii bold a far tals week.
There were Ii. 900 people u attend
ance a. the Iona far yesterday.
McBaln. a lutte town near Cadillac,
nas bran new clOthes-pin factory.
A band OF female white night caps
has been organized al Grand Ledge.
The typhoid epidemic al Negaunee Is
not abat.ng. There are now 100 cases.
The Carson city creamery has closed
rhe cows n that vicinity weIe getting
tired.
Governor Luce addressed an .m-
mense thrOng Al the Traverse CITY iair
Thursday.
f. sibeck. Of Benton Harbor, has
late variety OF aWberry that has just
come lutO bearing.
And now they say that gold and sill
yer has been found IA rocky ledge,
near Harb0r Springs.
Clary s Eaton. of Lake City, are
shipping their shngie mill 10 Turtle
Lake, BenEine county.
The Plerson block, at Stanton, has
been painted black, and IS SAID 10 re-
sembIe a gigantic hearse.
Blanchard citizens gave a dance the
other night for the benefit OF a bind
lady, and realized Sl2-
A plum weighing three ounces and
.lx6i inches N circumference was
shown AT Mt. Pleasant last week.
The Grand Haven Tribune says that
10, 900 families are wanted TO settle IN
that vicinity and raise garden sass.
II Is claimed that the peach yellOws
Is more than usually common IN the
orchards about Saugatuck this season.
The first section between Petoskey
and Charlevoix of D., {. & +. X. K.
will be graded ready for ties next
month.
Thos. Cross, of Bangor, threshed $50
| bushels or tirst-class wheat from thirty
acres and go bushels Of oats from
twenty acres.
| A sneak thief is making way with
valuable plants from Muskegon gardens.
| Tie doesn't want the frost to MP them,
50 he nlps them himself.
Grand Haven IS TO have a new paper
called the EIpress. Ii will advocate
JeffersOnian implicitly, Civil-Service re-
form, innOcuOus desuetude and all
that.
Michigan pOstmasters: Daley, Cass
| county, John w. Brewer, vice }. Brewer
| removed; Raber Lake, Point au Frene
Chippewa county, Geo. L. Raber, vice
K. ;. Todd, removed.
Prof. Kedzie says the Western Re
serve Fertilizer, that has been adver
tised so extensively, Is nothing but
| powdered furnace clnders mixed with 4
little salt and worth twenty-five cent.
per ton.
The late Or. II. o. Hitchcock. OF
Kalamazoo, subscribed heavily toward
the new Congregational Church at thar
place, on condition that $4,000 b,
raised by the society. The heirs nov
contest the payment on the ground tha
| tho rr1nnax mas not bopr1 rafsat
Joseph Sent, of Sutton's Bay, lost &
valuable horse IN a queer manner the
other night. The animal was tied TO :
stump with long piece of rope, anc
being attacked by dogs the other night
il tangled up the rope so that 1t chOkeC
to death, being tied by the neck.
Two small boys living near Charlie
voix slugged the life out of what they
supposed was "blg black woodchuck.
When they took it home they wer,
scared nearly to death on finding tha
the animal was n small bear. They T,
afraid 10 sleep alone nights now.
George Gregg, a l4-year-old boy a
work in a saw-mill near CharlevOix, ac
cidentally stepped through a box GOV
ering the gearing. HIS leg was drawn
around IN the cOgs, grinding the mem
] der IrNm the Utct 10 the MD. lUl
machinery had TO be taken apart tC
free him. lie died twenty-four hour
later.
Reg ster Townsend has in his posses
sion for recording a rather ancient lega
document IN the shape of a patent dee,
of a piece of property designated as 10
No. IL Of the prison reservation IN tn
village OF Jackson. 1t ls issued to VIM
Younkin and given under the hand ant
seal of Gov. X. :. Bingham IN the yea
1856, and was never recorded. Fort,
dollars was the consideration paid 70
the lOt.-JacksoR Courier.
A swinging crane at the Michigan
Steel and Spring works at Detroit brOk
Friday afternoon and a 50O-pOun,
weight attached 70 i fell upon Josepl
KuliCk. a lsborer, breaking both Of hi
legs at the thigh crushing ms right arm
from the elbow 70 the shoulder, cuttln
and decorating his right hand and se
verely brulSng bim about the body
He was taken 20 the Emergency Hos
pital and the surgeons of that instItu
ton think h6 wlli recover.
4 large. hlacs animal. about the siz
of vearling calf. with eyes as large a
tescups and shining ike Goals of FIRE
has been soaring The life ont Of some q
tho citizens north Of BellevIlle. I'm on