Telegram-herald., 1890-11-11
MATTERS III MICHIGAN.

Ishpsnling's city charter needs re-
visias
Very fes Of the Saginaw sat blocks
slli Fun today.
Esed CITY nan Ia "a sed "a
poand e41bake.
There ara 70 SO peopls n hich.zaa
sno dzas psasioas-
Nasisanon las closed between CHI
ca<o a1d -2aE4Edck.
SaEnas has = z.theF club. They Vii
give a eoncsft thanksgi vinz.
>4glnAw capita j. - D1iid . ine nev
faFaiEars iAetory Ia Wsst Bay CITY.
A good quality 0f eosi las Desn
found n Albss to~nsnlp ls@E saginaw
Ths Luther Brick Company b4s
burned "a lssg klln Of brick Tor tAs ssz-
son.
The ore shipping season IA the Upper
Peninsula val practically close ~iin
this week.
M.ss Katherine K0Frnan. % kaiaaaa-
90. aied whils Al the supper table sat
irdAy nighs.
Marshall has a phantom woman.
she appears aad Disappears n mys-
teriogs manner,
The Michigan Horse Breeders As-
soclatiOn hold their annual meeting IA
jackson tomorrow.
DF. /. +. Brown, a vel known Detroit
physician, died SUNDAY after al acute
Illness frOm typhoid malaria.
A Benton HarboF man has raised a
IA =
two feet and seven inches "a length.
Detroit anarchists held services sun
day 70 commemorate the thlrd Anni-
yersaTy OF the hanging or the anarch-
ists AZ Chicago
shipping i psrslysed at Cheboygan.
The docks are piled up With millions Of
feet OF lumber, every foot OF space
being occupied.
John Byestrom, II years Old, broke
through thin ice while skating on Lake
Bancroft, near Ishpemlng, Saturday
night, and Was drowned.
During the present month Lansing
churches will vote on the question OF
whether women delegates shall pe al
mitted % the general conference.
Thomas +. Hin. an old resident Of
Ann Arbor. dropped dead OF Apople1y
Saturday. He was one or the Oldest
Knights remDlar IN the state, and Was
= charter member of the Ann Arbor
COmmandery. Funeral today.
Mrs. Frances smith, of Bay City,
sues the Michigan Central for $50 900 for
the loss OF a foot. She was run down
by an engine while crossing the track
about year ago. There were no gates
at the crossing, and no hsgman was
stationed there.
Sergeant Norman B. Conger, chief of
the State weather service, has been
rendered the position of manager OF the
signal corps display at the coming
Worlds fair in Chicago. 1t IS suppOs-
able that = Michigan man can show
more kinds of weather than one from
any other State.
Cyrus Gail, a saw tiler, living at Bay
City, was handling a thlrty-eight-callber
revolver Sunday morning in MS resi-
dence, when a cartridge was discharged
accidentally. The bullet struck his
daughter, Gertrude. aged Is years, IN
the left hip. causing fatal wound. 1t
lodged In the spine. Mss Gail is still
alive, but the surgeons can afford her
no relief.
T. J. Reynolds, q sub. marine diver,
met with a peculiar accident at Wheeler
d Co.'S ship ward at West Bay City one
day last week. He was working on the
ways being built for pulling the City of
Chicago out OF the water, and was in
about II feet of water when some one
above showed pike pole down. striking
Mf. Reynolds on the wrist. The spike
went through his wrist and stuck in the
ways st which ne was st work. lie
pulled Il out and gave signal TO pull
him out of the water.
Michigan pensions granted: Original
invald-Decatur Harmon, Iona; sam
uel CARRIER. Charlotte; Charles T.. Good.
win, Arthur; Carlos (. Dexter, Three
Rivers; Gsary Lee, Decatur; Cornelius
l.. Smith, FOstOrla; Fernando Z. POme-
roy. Whlteford Center; Samuel Lay
South Monterey. Restoration and in.
crease - Ignatz Kenclesr, Saginaw
Alex. DetwIIer, Three Rivers; George
+. Moore, Dearborn; Abram Sa
gers. Grand Rapids: BENJAMIN
Green, Benton HarbOr; Albert 3
Payne, Carson City; Edward B. Cook
Sturgis: Charles GOsler, Portsmouth
Slas Placswsy, Ithaca; Hiram Palmer
Kselersville; Joseph Creamer, Casco
Henry BamfOrd. Bay City; A. VI. Mar
TIN, Lake Odessa; c. G. Hart. st. Louis
Jay Morse, Birch Run; Oscar Z. New
comb. Detroit. Reissue-K. Kimmel
Vermontville; John A. Shriner, CelOma
.. :. Wles, New Haven Center; Henr,
j. Egerton, Kellogg.