Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06

The X. &. Nudge paper clothing company
OF Detroit, has been reorganizcd at Port
Huron with capital stock OF $4,000. The
plant viii be removed to that city and will
utilize portion OF he product of the
Michigan Sulphite Fibre company. The
works OF the tier were started buta short
time ago. 1t is expected that the new con
Germ will employ about two hundred hands.
Henry Cook, while fishing in Pine Lake
near Dowagiac, fell out Of his boat and was
drowned, May IS.
win Mains, A. Parker and Fred Ian
grldge, residing in tho town OF Lee, Cal
houn county, decided TO have some cider
and proceeded TO the premises Of II. Clute
in the ad dining town OF Conyis for the
purpose OF accomplishing their object,
which they did by capturing a barrel of the
apple juice, carrying il of in Il carriage. The
ultimate result thereof was that the three
young men above mentioned paid into jus
tice Millers court a little over so, fines
and costs inclusive, each one being taxed
S33.13.
Some 10 years ago u state road was sur
veyed In Lake City and runs through
piece Of land lately pur,h scd by Simon
Langley IT., and within the corporate lin.
its of the yil-ge. Mr. Langley proceeded
TO put u wire fence across and thus ob.
struct said highway. He was ordered 10
remove the fence, which ne refused TO 90,
so the authorities removed it, Langley re
turned TO the premises with a rifle and re
placed the fence across the highway and
stood guard over it all night, but the next
morning he removed it on his own account.
The sixth annual brigade meeting of the
Uniform Rank Knights OF Pythias Of
Michigan occurs at Albion June ,, 6 and z.
1889. The occasion will be honorCd by the
presence of the Supreme Chancellor OF the
World, VIM. Ward, and Mai Gen. James
Il. Carnahun. Tho committee of arrauge
haxa InaianH ~ t1,fe i,r n
general *: of Z. gathering, and extent a
chivalric invitation to all subordinate
lodges aud individual knights.
Hudson will consolidate tho two school
districts OF that village, and erect hand
some school building in the center of the
village. The old buildings will be used for
ward schools.
Mrs. Margaret II. Thompson has sued
the Grand Rapids Eagle for $1,000 She
umbrage at the way the Eagle told of her
release from that duty and the appoint
ment of George w. Thayer as receiver.
Matthew McAllen, an +. Sc Il. NJ. brake
man had his head horribly crushed be
tween the logs protruding over the ends OF
two cars which he was trying to couple.
Conrad Bucherer, while wandering home
along the Lake Shore track near Adrian,
was struck by freight train, and instant
~ killed
Lansing has voted 10 issue bonds for $lo,-
600 to pay the incumbrauCe on the Lansing
fair grounds, as "a condition Of the state
fair locating in that city.
Drs. Smith end Brooks, arrested for man
slaughter in causing the death of Mrs. En-
ma Decker Of Flint by reason of mal-pr4c-
ticc, have been discharged.
Prof. Kimball of the Flint normal school
was accused of undue familiar " with his
female pupils He demanded an investgt-
ton, and the committee appointed for this
purpose say the charges are false
According 10 the report OF the depart
ment of agriculture tie percentage of con
diton of the winter wheat crop in this
state is 81.
An Arrangement has been made between
the Detroit exposition managers and OIL
Gals Of the sta'e horticultural society by
which the latter take entire charge Of the
exhibit OF fruit flowers and vegetables, on
plan similar 10 that which has for Is
years existed with the state fair. This in
sures show in that department which
Will be broadly national IN its character
and complete IN all details. One OF the at
fractions promised Is display Of citrus
and other tropical fruits. The premiums
w II be far more varied and liberal than is
common to such exhibitions. Michigan
hor,icuturalists will be out in force with the
finest lot Of fruits and vcycta b,es ever col
ltCtcu IN Ilc stare fIesluenL l. 1. Lyon
of South Haven; Secretary Edwy &. Reid
OF Allegan, and Charles w. Garfield OF
Grand i;ap.Gs represented the horucu.tur-
al society.
An UuaCown man was killed and horribly
mutilatCG by the cars near Bronson the
other night.
The fish tanks at the United States fsh
hatchery at Alpena are now full Of black
bass, some 900 having been captured and
placed therein this wcoN. The b So arc
lull grown ones, and IL is the intention 70
keep them until after they have spawned
The expense and work is borne principally
by Henry Bolton aud the AlYcua game pro
lection club.