Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-06-07
WOLVERINE ITEMS.

NJ. RULER ana JACK MaCkdy OF E.umOre,
quarreled over "a board bill, when Fuller
shot Mackay, the ball entering his mouth.
Mackay cannot recover.
The Marquette ore handlers strike has
come TO an end. The men get 81 20 per
day, with the Odd rate for overtime.
The Pott .wotamie Indians over in Cass
county have received SIS 900 from the gov
ernment, which still owes them st85, 900,
they say.
Senator G. v. Tyler, who has been i'll all
winter of nervous prostratiOn died at his
home in Bay City June |. Gov. Luce has
ordered the flags of the capitol building at
b If mast
Autograph operator along the line Of the
G.. X. ~ /. road, has been discharged for
transmitting profane language.
r. q. Peters Is building railway
through Luther to Cnryville. connecting
with his logging TO ID to Manistee.
The G. A. II. win erect handsome
monument in OAK Grove cemetery at
Lawton.
Mollie and Carrie Richards, daughters of
the late Capt. Richards Of lpsi LIANT, were
killed in tho fall OF the walls of the Hotel
Hubert at Johnstown, Pa. Carrie was
teaching in a private school and Mollie ar
rived there few days before the flood TO
visit her.
James Tuck, IN ner working in deep
we'll that was in progress Of construction in
the brewery of Casper Haehnle at Jackson,
Tipped and fell headlong from point 100
feet from tho bot ON. lie struck on his
head and right side Of the rocky bottom,
but was taken out alive with three ribs
broken and several severe bruises. He will
recover.
An extensive fruit evaporating plant is
being put in at Lansing by Messrs. Miller
and Pattenger, of Holly. n. Y.
,ip;p
company of lshpeminy will erect large
stamp mill.
Cut worms have done considerable dam
age TO the crops in Oakland county.
A company has been organized in Ionia
for the erection OF another overall factory
a soldiers monument is beng erected in
Hastings and it IL expected that II will be
ready tor de iicatiou early in August.
Howes, the young man charged with rob
birg the safe in the iewelry store Of j. Max
Davis at Fenton, was found guilty at Flint.
The jury was out 30 hours.
The shipments from the Lake Supcrio
mines for May amount TO | 100000 tons.
The watch factory in Bay City will be
in operation before tho lst OF June.
The West Branch council has so far 70
iectci all i,uor bonds presented TO them
and the town is ''dry."
David Kirne, who lost his hand in Falk
ert's mill in Alpena sued the proprietors for
5000 and that amount has been awarded
him by the Jury.
Hir m II. Pratt, living near Litchheld
Hillsdale county, w instantly killed, the
tines OF "A ptchfork piercing his brain
The implement was careless y thrown by q
boy
Postmaster Martin of Sullivan, who Is
accused by Mrs. Shields Of misJppropriat-
/ ing funds entrusted TO his care for the re-
\ lief of Sullivan fire sufferers, denies her
charges and asserts the trouble grew
out OF her demanding money instead of
provisions and goods. Mr.. Martin says
money would do 10 good as her husband
/ drinks.
G.. s. Wormer & Sons. machinery manu-
/ facturers with establishments In Detroit
Chicago and ST. Louis, have made an as
signment. The failure Is the result Of bad
management at the Chicago house.
A Z Ill OF rock in the Humboldt mine ut
Ishpeming. May 20, resulted in the death of
three men.