Telegram-herald., 1889-10-17
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.


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Jackson las $50 telephones.
Monroe county hAs lArge apple
clep.
Iyphoid fever 5 prevalent a. Cedar
rpunEs.
Adran wants the LAKE shore CON
paay 10 locate their shOps there
VIM. Neal. aged N years, died st tie
halallaloo c0unIy house Aoaday.
Rev j. q. Spooner, 0f Cedar springs,
is holding revival meetings az ,44rheld.
The nea knitting works At Aanlstee
begin business silA a capital ~ So co.
Fifty 6ne surgeons we're caught "a
one pound net al Benton HaFD0g Mon
day.
John 7. Clark, Of Tscumseh, picked
tas season 1000 bushels OK Standard
pears.
j. g. Blanchard has coo plum trees on
bo-s b.anc island That are just begin
nLg o. bear.
4 large fOFce of men have begun
work 0n the Halier furniture factory
m Bay CRY
A farmer near Decatur l. raising
number oI acres " cucumDers Tor
Detroit seed house.
Albion and Battle Greek both want
che M.en gan Batn Tub Company winch
II cos located AZ Homer.
Hunters report a large increase this
year n Ile number " partrldges - be
found n ftis part oi the state.
Detroit fears an epidemic OF small
r0x and has declared q quarantine
against Pelee Island, where the disease
- raging.
George " Mitchell, Detroit carpen-
Ger. fell from the second story OF
dwelling and received probably fatal
injuries Monday.
Mrs. Tlden, OF Mt Clemens. a vocal
ist of note, and LOUIS +. Campau,
young member OF the Campau family,
OF Detroit, we're married yesterday
Henry W Riley had the heaviest hog
ou the Detroit exposition grounds. lt
was a POland-Chlua, valued az 500, 10
months Old, weighing an even 1000
pounds
Harry smith, OF Jackson, % years
OLD and a aue vOlIui-t, Jed there Tues
day morning from hemOrrhage OF the
stomach. He was the son of George
i smith, ot Purifier fame.
Oregon Hamilton, OF Ncwavgo. con
veted ot killing ms baby, was sentenced
o. Jackson for life. lie obtained a new
trIai, aud after fye-days' struggle the
lury acquitted him.
William J. Ward, a veteran editor
and printer Of Flint, died TUESDAY
morning OF heart disease, aged %
years. lie had been engaged IN news
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Frrik Gard ner, of Mt. Pleasant.
threatened % Kill his wife and then
t-led 90 commit suicide by shooting
himself. The ball struck his lawbOne
and glanced of. lie isn't dead, but he
is .n jail.
Horace Sehring, the Galicn youth
VINO tired 70 poison his family, So that
be could get hold of the estate and
thus be IN a position 10 marry, a
been convicted and sentenced 10 twenty
hvc years IN state prison.
The $4,000 required from Escanaba
citizens % secure resumption of work
8t the COchrane Milling COmpanv's
works has been raised, and 100 men
wcut % work yesterday. The works
manufacture flour milling machinery
ot new and improved order.
The street railway ordinance grant
ing m exclusive franchise for thirty
years 30 Charles u. Hanes. of Kinder
hook, y. Y. was passed To the third
reading by the council Monday night.
Alderman Randolph presented the or
dnance, and Haines VIII be here soon.
George Trpp and ms brother Joseph,
OF Frceland, small place ten miles
north OF Saginaw City, went coon hunt
ing Monday night in climbing over a
fence JOseph's gun was discharged, the
contents striking his brother I'M the side
lie fingered until o'clock Tuesday
afternoon and died.
Five OF the BRICK arches OF the fire.
proof portion Of the new college build
ing AZ OlIvet collapsed Tuesday noon,
nurying Contractor George Frazer and
James Hook. a labOrer. Frazer's IN
1urles viii probably prove fatal, but
Hook escaped with slight bruises.
Frank Crawford, the Calhoun county
boy Who Is charged with an assault on
his sister, which caused her death, has
pleaded not guilty and Will be exam
med October p. He has an $500 inter
e-t ~ bis fathers farm. which the
probate hes ordered sold in order 10 fee
lawyers for his defense.
supervisor Moore, Of Big Rapids town
ship. has threshed 5S37 bushels of
wheat this season and ,933 bushels of
oats. The wheat was grown ~ 900
acres Of ground and the oats on j0S.
III VIII therefore be- seen that the wheat
Welded about eleven bushels and half
to The acre and the Oats about twenty
seven bushels and q half.
Three children Of Noe IaBerge, Of
ft-t T1Nas. were playing upstairs.
THE Youngest lis A candle. setting ou
tre Che clothing Of her sister. q wears
o.i. Her screams for help were heard
blocks away. a. sire rushed out OF
doors She was horribly burned. and
Che hands 0t her mother were badly
burned p putting out the flames.
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