Telegram-herald., 1889-06-01

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tLa.liag Il tie rayages II elt-a0Tnls.
Ils aedieatl0n VI tie B4gley Gem0-
Ia aust IL DetrolL las oseI. postponed
sasep dogs have besn d0sng great
damage - TIE lelgADCgl0oo u PlA-a-
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Tie lead ink leWeiry houses AZ Detroit
VII glye Lnsir clerks hall holiday O.
saturdays.
Tie new Y. VI. c. A athletic grounds
a. Detroit Vii be dedicated On ,2tEf-
day june :.
lshpemng all, or June 10, vote on
Tie Question OK ISSUING S33, ,eoo OoaGs -
secure better water supply
The business men of M-skegon have
decided ~ celebrate Tie Fourth u
Ja-g IA a becoming manner.
The Traverse City HsraAt reports Sc
Tous damage 81 crops by TIE IrOsG az
through Northern Michigan.
A colt vas stolen froni Charles Bald
Wn, &C Hastings bat the thief nndlng
~ Too young a. wOfk, returned II
South Lyons has a bonus or 1900
awaiting the man who viii erect I'D
barrel roller Process Hour mill there.
A streak Of ginning killed two oxen
IA their barn Ou the farm OF John Duu-
Lip, IN Eyellne township, near IEOnLon.
Archie McCollum, OF Isabella county,
goes ~ Jackson Tor Ilye years on a
conviction " assaultlng LOttIe PlOw-
man.
The sixth annual brigade meeting OF
the improved rank-Of X OF r., OF Mich
lz4n, VII DC held AZ Albion Oh June 5,
Z and Z.
Rockford citizens are still agitating
the question o. waGerWOrks and have a
committee investigating the various
systems IL use.
y. b. Hayes, who has been deposed
a. chef clerk OF the railway mail
service at Detroit. u 10 have his old
Iiace as u postal clerk.
The Southeastern Michigan fair at
Three Rivers has been postponed until
June 4, and 3, owing 70 the severe
storms. HOrsemen are remaining with
their trOtters AZ Three Rivers until those
dates.
Lapeer county was Wednesday morn
ing visited by the third severe frost this
mouth, and in the afternoon an inch Of
snow fell. The grape crop IS reported
ruined, and other fruits more or less
injured.
Mr. Saunders, one of the officials of
the Flint 4 PCre Marquette railway, is
al Port Huron closing up right-of-way
bargains preliminary 10 building a
short line entrance 10 Port Huron vla
BrOckway.
About two inches of snow fell at Ed
more Thursday afternoon. All the
email fruit in that section IS frosted, as
well as gardens.
The case of Yardmaster Bush and
Engineer Welihan, AZ Kalamazoo
charged with manslaughter as result
OF their connection with the recent rail
road disaster, has been adjourned to
juno p. It 5 believed that conviction
Will not result.
II. ;. Lyons, Of Atlanta, Ga, died
Wednesday night from the injuries re-
ceiyed while attempting 10 board a
moving train at Pontiac last Tuesday.
lie was a circus performer and on hI,
way 10 Detroit TO JON Forepaugh.
Frank Morrill, and Cora Ihling,
daughter Of John Ihling, superintend.
ent OF the Kalamazoo q South Haven
railway, were married Wednesday
evening at Lake Cora, Van Buren,
county. Two hundred guests were
present, and Il was a grand affair.
A brother OF General Kidd, of Ionia
and a son of W. W. Harrison. OF Port
Huron, who were released from their
engagement a postal clerks, have been
relustatCd, the former At the request oil
both senators, and the latter on the
recommendation of Senator Mcmillan.
Last night the insulator of wire
leading 70 one of the lamps of the
Brush electric tower at the pOst-Ofiice
became worn through, and the current
burned the IRON rail as If it We're char
coal. The melted iron fell IN drops till
the wire burned through and dropped
from the tOwer.-Dctroit Journal.
An expert wool dealer. of Detroit,
who has been closely studying the stu
alton Ia this state, gave as the result OF
his invest CATION the opinion that the
wool clip IN Michigan tins year Will be
about 1900 0o0 pounds, \ little in ex.
cess Of last years clip. Prices viii
range from p To 25 cents. This IS a
trific higher than last years openings.
The convention Of the State W. c. +,
I. at Bay City elected the following
officers; President, Mary T. Lathrap,
of Jackson; corresponding secretary,
Emma A. Wheeler, Of Grand Rapids;
recording secretary, Lizzie VI. Johnson.
Of Flint; treasurer, Fannie F.. Holden
Cf Reed City; delegate-at-large 20 the
National convention. Mrs. II. Is. Jaynes;
alternate. I. Anna Ballard.
Mrs. Thomas W. Palmer and Mrs.
Hamilton VIII leave Detroit, Saturday
or Monday, for New York, whence they
sgli for Liverpool on their way u Spain.
Mrs Palmer goes armed with a special
passport, with an eagle at the top and
Secretary Blsne's signature at tbo
bottom. The parchment asks that she
be- allowed On proceed to her dest.na-
ton without official hindrance or delay
4 raft OF pine for MOsher q Fisher
s. 900 pieces, amounting 20 nearly
three million feet. from 1t. Martin :
hay. arrived ar the mouth Of the river
tuesday afternoon in tow Of the tug
Sea Gun. The Durell patent boom
sticks were used and although consider
shis rough weather was encountered
Mr. Fisher saws that he thinks that
not a piece Of timber vas lost. and he
is emphatic m prouounCng the boom
sticks success.
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versally known and everywhere es
termed a. the only Powder that Wi