Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-23
WOLVERINE WHISPERINGS.

Fred Case Of Three Rivers, who has been
in the railway mail service some time, has
been removed.
Samberg, who killed a man named Ak
worthy in a saloon row at Port Huron, ka9
been held for trial for murder in the first
degree, without bail
Casper G.. Clemens. veteran of the sol
diers home in Grand Rapids, has been ar
rested on a serious charge
The Pottawatome indians who live In
Cass, St. Joseph aud Ca houn counties are
to receive, wit in two weeks, $25, 900, the
sum voted by congress to eXtricate the In.
dians from debt incurred in building
schools and churches.
In the Barry county circuit court, the
case of Sarah Wright against saloonist
Frank Treat and his bondsmen fordamages
alleged 20 have been caused by the drunk
cnness of men TO whom treat sold liquor,
has resulted in verdict of 500 in favor of
the plaintiff. The case will be appealed TO
the supreme court.
The state Eclectic Medical society held
its annual meeting in Lansing, Nav Ii,
and before adjournment elected the follow
ing officers: President, G.. w. Nafe Of
Fremont; vice presidents; G.. w. Casford,
Mancelona, +. b. Wright, Grand Rapids;
f. r. Curtis. Saginaw; secretary, II. &.
McMaster, Dowagiac; treasurer, Dr. East
on, Dowagiac; board Of directors, Drs
Bell, Crum and LamoreauX. Delegates TO
the national convention to be held at Nash
vile, Tenn, June 10. Drs. Evart, McLach.
lin, Finch, Wright, Nafe, Lampman, Mer-
chant, Bell, Van Ripper, Curtis, Holden,
and Wilton.
The annual meeting of the Improved
Order of Redmen was held in Grand Rap
ids on the 18th inst. There are As tribes Of
the order in in this state, and last year over
$4,000 were disbursed for the relief of dis
abled members, and 81, 500 remains in the
treasury. The next great council will be
held in Detroit a year hence. The follow
leg officers were elected just be-
fore the final ad. ournment: Great prophet,
VIM. II. Cole of lshpeming; great sachem,
VIM. =. Walsh OF Grand Rapids; gre IT
senior sagimore, A. l.. M. HERMANN of
| Kalamazoo; great junior sagimore, Frank
Plat of Potterville; great chief OF records,
John M. Herr OF Detroit: great keeper of
wampum, T. j. Broonling Of Eaton Rapids
great representatives, Rudolph Worch of
jackson, for one year; Andrew +. Schaef-
fer of Grand Rapids two years; great san
| all, ;. l.. Baker Of Kalamazoo; great mish-
enewa, Jesse Burt Of Detroit; great guard,
| William Koch of Detroit guard Of forest,
| Vim. Cook Of jackson.
The recent advance in the price of sugar
is turning the thoughts of Michigan farm
ers TO sorghum raising.
Mrs. Rosa Muir Maltby, formerly one OF
the best school teachers in Michigan, die1
at her home in Corning, n. Y, a few days
ago.
The executive committee Of the state
agricultural society has decided TO erect
400 additional horse sheds, swine shed
and carriage hall in time for next falls
exhibition. The Is acres recently purchas-
ed by the Central Michigan society will
also be put in shape at once.
The national editorial association will be
held in Detroit August 81 80. program
has been arranged which ends in an ex
cursion to Mackinac.
A snow storm ragged in Marquette oil
day on the 18th inst.
A commotion has been caused In Mar
shall by the marriage of Walter II. Clark
a colored barber, 10 pretty German girl
whom Clark married in Canada. He hal
brought his Teutonic wife 10 Marshall Il
live.