Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-05-30

ner nose Dlllen OH ny savage uOR
the other day. She may not recover, the
shock leaving her in precarious condi-
ton.
The full program is out for the Sons of
Veterans encampment at ST. Joseph, June
4, 5, q and Z. Camp Sherman is what It's
10 be called, and considerable prizes are
offered for tho best drilled, best dressed,
etc. General Alger will make one of
the speeches and George l.. Yaple an
other.
The stockholders Of the Peuinsular gold
mining company of Ishpeming will build
a stamp mill and work the mine for all it
can.
jackson authorities are about to com.
pei the Michigan Central railroad to put
gates ut some important street car cross
ings.
John Carveth of Vaudeville and Peter
l.. Tremper OF Midland have been admitted
TO practise before the interior department
at Washington.
Miss Hattie Lyon, formerly of Ann Ar
Dor, who has for some time been studying
music in Berlin, has recently become
insane and has made two attempts 10 com
nit suicide.
Ann Arbor was flooded the other night
with circulars signed by an assistant of the
medical department, senior medical stu
dent, and graduate Of last year, as an in
vestIgating committee deuounciug Drs.
Vaughn, O'Bct2 and Herdman as monte
banks, and AT the next meeting of the re-
gents they will prefer charges against DR..
Maclean on three counts Ungentlemanly
conduct towards his colleagues, inefficiency
and neglect Of duty. The fight is hot and
when the regents meet again they will
probably end the dlsgraceful imbrogho
which has existed in the medical faculty
for years past.
Poverty has made Mrs Sarah Larson of
Greenville crazy, and she has been taken to
the Traverse City asylum.
Capt. J. H. Kidd of Ionia is preparing
paper on the operations of the Michigan
cavalry at the battle OF Gettysburg.
Considerable lumber is being shipped by
rail from West Huntsville to Alpena for
transportation by rail.
The corner stone of the Masonic home at
Grand Rapids was laid with appropriate
ceremonies on the 2lst inst.
The secretary of tho treasury has award
@ 4 the contract for provisions for the fiscal
year ending June 30 1850, for the eleventh
lighthouse district 10 G.. * II. Mcmillan OF
Detroit at $50 per man for vessels and St5
per man for stations. The secretary has
also awarded the contract for fuel for the
same district TO a. &. Viger of Detroit. M
Steiner of Detroit has been awarded the
contract for repairs 10 the piers around
the OLD cut st. Clair Flat light station at
sal
Decatur ladies are contributing a large
amount ofclothiug and other necessaries 10
Dakota sufferers.
Albion has voted to bond itself for $50
900 for the construction of water works.
Horace Hahn, an employ in the school
| furniture factory of Eattle Creek, died in
the Jail in that city the other day, where he
had been placed 10 sober up An empty
bottle was found which had con aimed
quoting medicine that he had procured.
The dose prescribed was half teaspoon
full, but he had swallowed it all at once.
Mrs. Folsom, mother OF Mrs. Grover
Cleveland, was married at the residence Of
Mrs. John w. Cadman in jackson on the
10th inst. TO Henry +. Perrine of Buffalo,
n. y. Mrs. Cleveland was present at the
ceremony.
The will OF the late Alexander Folsom Of
Bay City has been admitted TO probate
The public be quests amount to S9l2,0 o.,
distributed as follows; Young Mems
Christian association of Bay City $4,000
for building purposes and so, 90 for IA IL
brary; 70 Alma college, for the purpose of
establishing "A professor ship chair therein,
$4,000; to the Presbyterian church of Bay
City, SIP, 900: TO the American bib.e c.ety
of New York, ~, 700; To the board of for
eCn missions of the Presbyterian church
of the United States, $4,000; to the trus.
tees of the Presbyterian church publication
: nd Sabbath school work, $4,000; to the
board of missions for freedman in the
Presbyterian church in the United States,
S.00JJ to the board Of cduca ion of the
PRESBYTERIAN church in the United States,
5000. The estate Of deceased is estimat-
ell to have value of Sl,2.0,0CO. f.. r. Car.
rington and Fred Il. Norris of Bay City
ana Il. w. Arnold Of Albany are named as
executors.
Music is hereafter to be taught in the
Cadillac schools.