Telegram-herald., 1890-06-05
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Lansing wi gsas So 500 foF cry
t4Iez Ll-e year
C5reeuul.s wants 10 1spcss Of her
Creamery " beld4lg
les Eater 5 on TAP 81 TIE puol-c
cEnkl1z fountains .n Detroit
TIE Moline cheese factory = making
1000 pounds II eleese per DAY
Five estt.s we're Allied oy -ls czrs a.
Ealkzska one lay as- aeeS.
Jackson i deleerarlg GA Lhe fe4sl-
Eilfy III celebrating tie t0grEn.
there we're lNelty y-e.gal c4ses u So
cl1s Ia Micnlgaa dQrEg Aprland nay
Every cottage 40 Hurol-a beael 3
rented tor TIE se4sCu wlLcl opens JlLe
Ia
L4nsIng Eiu out HsrOd Herod ns1I
Fo1rLl. AID give a TOP nOlca celebE4-
Log.
The Patrons of Industry throughout
tae state arc -Lsliy planning ~ enteg
poltcs-
The Kalamazoo county pioneers vii
hold Inelr annual p.culc AT Long axe,
August IA.
Edmund Craven. 2 years DID, fel. on
the dock and Was drowned while nsu-
lDg on the aOc6 ~ Detroit.
Joseph tlaytsT. MuskegOa jury
m4n, has been hued s50 Tor aDsenL.lg
himself from the courtroom.
he Patrons Of Industry or COnk.ln
are laying tie foundation Tor new
Hour ml4 Of nlLy barrels capacity.
T. H. HICKS, while q ~ ~ I'D the
basement " hls new house AZ Iona,
found = gold and slYer nugget worth
$50
Theodore Hoffman. Saginaw small
tCv. played WITH matches seL nre % the
hons and VAS burned % 4 crsp IN the
building.
OceauA county ueWspapers have de
e.ded "a charge cents per line Tor
obituary togserel, resolutions or re-
spect and cs-ts OF thanks.
There IS Az institution Tor the manu-
facIure Of "d0g IOOd az Benton Iiar-
tor 10 > not stated whether the food
a. made for d0gs OF Ot dogs.
MuskegOn wal sOOa have another
-four ml. on the site where the old one
recently burnt down The building Is
nearly ready for the machinery.
Born % Mrs. anu Mr.. Charles Grail,
Ot DmJutale, sunday, june /, trlp!ets,
Two boy and girl. All are dong we'll.
The combined weight OF the ba0.es Is
llt pounds.
Edward Weincke jumped OF one cleo
tr.c car uglt iu front II another at
Port Huron the other day, and eNperl-
cuced A general breaking up Ot hls sys-
tenn. he may 1--we.
Mss Agnes Cailow, Of Ionia, fell into
the RIVER while boating Monday night
aad narrowly escaped drowning she
was rescued by an expert swimmer.
after having gone down the second
time
several members Of the Salvation
Army are under arrest az Saginaw,
charged with making too much noise.
They do not recognize TIE chief OF pO-
lice They say they know no cnlef but
Jesus.
An ovid man got mad AT ms horse
fourteen years ago and has kept it
inside a. dark stai. ever since, refusing
% let anybody see the animal or % per-
m.t % get ! snlh or pure ar.-Detrou
J2arn1'-
A party Of twenty-five students from
the Michigan Mining school at HOugh-
ton Will spend about month IN the
IRON region studying It's geological for
nations. They are under the charge
OF Dr.. Wadsworth and Mr.. seaman.
Mrs. Ecker, 4 Jackson widow, poured
gasoline IN the creviCes Of her bed to
delude the insects. She then struck q
match tO accelerate the catastrophe. IL
accelerated. Asa result she was fright
fully burned about the body and limbs,
dying shortly after.
Mrs IL. ". ShaHer and John Wolf,
Of GrauOt county, elOped year ago
and were living together IN fancIed Sc
Cur.ty M Lansing until the other day
when Mrs. Wolf discovered them.
They have been arrested and taken
back % face their deserted homes.
Michigan pensions: Original invalid
Israel HOrner. GalIen; George Luces,
Ashland; y. :. Bryan, Charlotte; Lew
Magett. Hil.srds; Siias ". Sadler
OwOssO; Joseph Harrison, Climax; A.
:. Fisher. Union Pier; Scott L. Hath
away, Marion; Daniel Judd, Green
VILE. Hugh McRoberts. Jackson; Robert
Lawrence. Vernon; Horace FOrsdick,
West Detroit; simeon :. Huln, Brady;
JOSIAH Vick, Flint; Ross Fradenburg.
shelby. InCrease-JOhn II. POppno;
>turg.s. Re- ssUe-J esse W. Madry,
Cassapol lis. Orlginal-Phebe J. Scott,
for widow of Washington Tcachout,
Flint, Elizabeth r., widow of Fern,
scott, Albion; Emallne, widow of Henry
Nolan. south Haven; James X, father