Telegram-herald., 1889-09-03
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Tie Lansing Repasaoaa observed
Labor a4y y s1sseldlag publication.
The o4t crop = turnlag cat very
heavy ID SINE to~nzhlps II Kalamazoo
county.
J1lius 9. Sea-, 0f the Ann Arbor
cs~s@. 14s been traadADg his bicycle
through Sorsay.
tial. Geo. r Maxwell Eho entered
TIE army az a private ~ the F'Est Allh-
gan cavalry, died recently ~ Jtzh.
The 10. Joseph Steamers continue 70
carry l4Egs czFkoes "a tr-.t- Pears AID
peaches are a large Fall Of Lleal.
Ine sh4ai n4yal battle al Milwaukee
THURSDAY n-g1t c4use.l f4cket enough
~ be heard az Grald Haven, eighty
four m-les across the l4Ae.
Flre al I clock sunday ncrninz de-
stI0yed the changing house OF TIC East
AeN YORK nine, at Ishpem1ng. Loss.
: 90. Miners lose hall tbs amount
GA clothing burned.
Mrs. Ina JARVIS. Of Armada. Vas
wheeling her baby when an Ok led -
t~o n1en broke away and attacked her
Both me woman al1 TIE baby we're
seriously bruised.
Mrs. Joseph Profit, formerly of tns-
cola county. comm tIec stlcde AZ Nio
Saturday evening ~ cGtans nef threat
~ I'm a razor Calse religious insanity
she leaves three children.
DF Cauov. Of Bay city, Who takes
Dr. rockingham Fos. -on 40 TIE l1--
vefs.tv his f4l, Vii re hanqucted by
tne Bay county Medical society AZ the
Frazer House in Bay city september IL.
On Wednesday Clarence Brown
thlesned Tor Malachi Cox Coz bushels
of wheat and rs bushels 0l oats. one
piece 0I wheat OF sixteen acres aver
aged over tl0Ety bu-hels.-Seh0ol-sej.
Espfos.
Among the best yields Of wheat that
las come - our notice 10 Tar - that %
Vs. Troy lie nad eighty seven bushels
from two ald sevea-e lgAths acres The
berry was somewhat shrunken. or the
yeld would have been greater - Mendoza
tsas.
Austin Mareness, of Constantine, who
for years has been hopeless insane in
the Kalamazoo insane asyium, AT the
states expense. has recently been
awarded a pension OF So per month,
with hack pay amounting 10 nearly
sl5 900 Ttrse Rtters Tri5uae.
About O'Clock Sunday morning
Heury Parmenter, OF Worthwhile,
Jumped from freight train and, miss-
ing hls footing, fell under the wheels
He was instantly killed, the top OF his
head beng cut OF. He was % years
old.
Ta. IT.. - ff...of.~I Stoo,,,
Navigation company vii withdraw the
steamer City OF Detroit from the St.
Joseph route next sunday and send hcr
back % Detroit The experiment, So
faE as money-maklng goes, has not been
n success. KumOrs nave been current
that the company would never send tho
boat hack % this lake, but the heavy
Investments &C -. Joseph, including
Plank Tavern. render this improbable.
kalgma-oo Telegraph.
Hon L. G.. Storrs, secretary of the
State Board OF Charities; Hon. William
fall, president pro tenn. Of ne Senate:
Mrs Mayo, OF the Adrian Industrial
Home board, and Mrs. Dewing, OF the
Kalamazoo Children's Home, arc the
Michigan people who 50 far have s.gni-
he'd their intention of attending the
National Conference of Charities and
Corrections, at san Francisco, Cal. Mr..
and 1lrs. ~tOrrs leave next Tuesday.
The special tram leaves Chicago on
Wednesday.
Saturday was the closing day Of the
State meeting Of the DISCIPLES of.Chrlst
At Paw Paw. The day was devoted ex-
ciusvely 10 services OF religious char
acter. Three services were held-one
IN the morning, addressed by President
Collars, Of Hiram College, O., and one
IN the afternoon, addressed by Theo-
dOre Brooks, of Rolling Prairie, Ind,
and one m the evening, addressed by
+ N. Rams. OF Topeka. Kan. All were
largely attended. The meeting has
been the most successful one ever held
by the ASSOCIATION.