Telegram-herald., 1890-07-30
MATTERS IN MIcRIGA AN.

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Brooks Enghsh synd cate @ aoe pei
tue water power canal a. toe. 500.
Merton 4 Co.. Chicago, nave secured
control. The English bad TO money
sud work wlll Row be pushed.
Patrons day NIL t.e q feature Of the
next tORl2 district fsir. me coauty
assoc alton, Patrons ct Industry. sf
taeir nesting on saturday l&st. passed
Z resolution annOuncng = purposs g.
eonIpete tor the 80 prize offered tor
tie l4fgesI professor.
A scheme 70 defest Julius Caesar
Burrows .or Congress, is reported ou
foot IA the FOURTH district TIE plan is
for me +. l.'s - nominate Geo. J.
Yaple. woo viii be endorsed by the
Democrats, lnSkllg a combination
S bieA II IS believed Will be successful.
rhis = = pretty plau on lss face. hag L
Is nor yet worked out.
The citizens Of sand Beach tarned
out eli masse Sunday and drasseI ihe
harh0r for tue body Of james l,osch,
the Old soldier supposed 20 have been
murdered here July u. All efforts
were fTultless, sud the matter IS shroud-
"a in as much mystery as ever. A re-
ward OF 500 has been Oflered for lnfOr-
nation concerning tie man.
James Clark, foreman of smiths
lEmher camp, MAS assaulted saturday
night while Oh his way % his boarding
place by Charles aud Bert smith, and
bTualy beaten. smith had been dls-
charged b CLARK, and had grievance
10 settle. His head and face were
badly dishgured lie Is quet, peace
able man, aud the assaul. was without
excuse. Arrests Wlii be made.
An effort IS beng made 70 erect q
monument 70 perpotuAte tue memory
and great deeds oi General Ulysses :.
Grant, aud that every school district
IN the United States and territories set
apart Wednesday. October /. next, as
a day for receiving contributions from
every man, woman and enid for this
great work. One-half dime is al that
anyone IS asked 20 contribute.
John Matthews aud Isalas Monroe,
both cOlOred, Of Calvin township, Cass
county, gJ;tnto i drunken fignt 40 the
home 81 the formers iatAer-ln-law.
Wylie Craylson's. Sunday night abougs
o'clock, and as y result Matthews lies
dead with luguiar vein completely sew
cred. Monroe claims self-deiense and
shows cut on his shoulder made by
Matthews with a large butcher knife.
A fellow by the name of Isaac Stuart
was between the two during the atfray,
and was the only person VINO saw 1t.
A curious accident occurred one day
last week near the near the south end
of the tunnel leaning from the North
Sackson mine. A lad named Nike No
Ian, employed IL filing cars, attempted
TO board the last of string of ore
cars which WAS being drawn through
the tunnel. In the narrow space he
missed his footingand was swung of
behind onto the rails. He WAS picked
up apparently uninjured and began
looking around for his nat, which had
fallen from his head dnring the excite
ment, Noamount of search along the
track revealed It's hiding place until
one of the workmen espied it hanging
to the lads side. No pain was felt up
to this moment other than Sigh
shaking up. When it was attempted
to remove the hat it was found to be
fastened 10 his side by his candle hold
er, the prong of which was found 10 be
driven full length INTO his thigh. As
soon as il was removed the boy tainted
and carried TO his home unconscious.
He now lies in precarious condition
and even under favorable circumstan-
ces it will b9 many months before he
viii be able to leave his bcd.-Mdrguette
Journal.
Michigan pensions granted: Increase
Joseph Hughes, Sand Lake; James
Carpenter, Greenvllle; John Doherty,
Grand Rapids; John Sawher, st. Clair;
Wallace III. Norwood, Portland; Stephen
Jacobs, Ann Arbor; ORC &. Alexander,
Buchanan; John Larkms, Grand Rap
IDS; Wilbur c. Harrington, Reed City;
George W. Percival, Decatur; Rich
ard c. Lewis, st. Johns; Ed
wark q. Good, Bridgman;
Thomas s. Post, Nestaourg; William
Barber, Mount Monens; Sidney Weller,
Rockfor; Charles II. HoucE, Mt.
Pleasant; Thomas Reid, Hasty; James
f. Downer, Nasssar; Cyrus ;. Bulhand f.,
Union; Franklin Il. Sweet, st. Joseph;
Dennis Wright, Jr., Maple Rapids;
Johne L. Martin, Detroit; Jacob Helt,
Bannister, Charles L. Stewart, Grand
Rapids; WarrenF. Houghton, Casuoyia:
Allen Anderson, Lltchfield; Jarvis
c. Cooper, Ionia; Charles :. Clute, Bat
tie Greek; Daniel Hostalin, Evart;
jeremiah J. Herrick, Crystal; George
Fincout, Webberviile; Robert smith,
Muskegon; John Hickman, Hillsdale;
Harlow Clother, Flint; Benjamin De-
wer, Lansing; Joseph b. Stone, Yer
montyilic; Daniel Rauney. Lowell.
Mahlin Lawson, Sherman; Dennis
Macomber, Muskegon; William Buezzll,
Mt. Clemens; William Cheal, Pontiac;
Aaron Munsie, Ovid; william
f. Simson, Bancroft; Hiram Wiser,
Quincy; Henry +. Doveland, Grand
Rapids; Malan Sddal, Dorr Center;
Jonathan I. Olney, Union City;
Charles Miles, Kalkaska; Francis ".
Redfern, Maple Rapids. Original.
widows, etc.-Emily, widow o: CHRIS
tan Waukenhut, Lansing: Nancy,
widow of John Thayer, Sr.. East sag
nav; Joseph c.. father of JOseph NJ