Telegram-herald., 1890-07-16
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

Naskeson IS s. rs = ssy free school
tsxt t-s.ss.
a,p>kegon Is having q temporary
,,stss fssss..le. bat size IS reAel. ..e g.pt
tar axe Nlchlsan water al ssAnd
RAPID r4te.
George IL. Mann, Of Port Haron.
MI n6i retuTn fo duty IS 8 senate
paee. bat IS candidate Tor appoint
ment a. = presidential cadet ~ An
nSpolis.
Fred lrlaDd, OF Detroit. has re-
ceived his permanent commission as
0fficiai stenogfapher u tie House and
l. apparently good for las s5909 i year
for lhe rest ~ nls lie.
Blanche. the htile 4-year-old daughter
Of r. ~. Nichols, ef Jackson, trlod 10
Jump from 4 fence sunday, ana caught
her lefI snkle, spraining Il very serious
u. Ii i thought, however, that 40
tones we're broken.
John Squires, Of Jackson, aged So
wears. was found dead IN an alley az
q $50 O'Clock Monday evening. lie had
reen feeling badly during the day.
Heart troubles are supposed 70 have
caused death. lie Was Vel known
throughout the State.
Flye-year-old Bennett Moran last
Saturday afternoon turned a switch Of
the Michigan Central Railroad near the
corner Of MourOe-st.. Bay CITY. just far
enough 10 run an engine and two loaded
ears OF the track. The switch Is never
locked and works very easy.
According 10 reports from Marquette
Ashland and Escsnaba up 10 July y,
and from Two HarbOrs and Gladstone
90 July 3, the total Shipment OF iron
ore from the Superior country for the
season, amount 10 S,lll. .I9o gross tons,
or 5l3, l4s tons more than for the same
period Of last year.
Or. and Mrs f. II. Van Deusen. of
Kalamazoo, have offered the clty S5O,-
600 for public library building, II the
| district wlll provide site. At the an
nual meeting Of school district No.
Monday afternoon $4,000 was voted
for site and the building Will bC
| erected lmmed lately.
The contempt case against Warden
Hatch, Of Jackson prison, was 10 have
/ come up IN the recorders court at De-
troit yesterday, bat Thomas a. Wilson
OF Jackson, Warden Hatch's attorney
wanted more time 10 prepare the ease
which Judge Chambers accordingly
postponed until next Tuesday.
Everything points TO one Of the mos
pleasant meetings of the State Edltoria
| Association that has ever been held. The
people Of Saginaw are dong thell
utmost 10 assure the editors a cordia
welcome and an Interesting visit, anC
the program as arranged seems 10 leay,
! nothing undone IN these respects.
Valentine G. Brown, an old anc
prominent farmer of Emmett township
Calhoun county. died Monday noon a
his residence, as the resultof a paraiyta
stroke received Friday evening, from
which time he had been uncOnsclou
till his death. The funeral will be hel'
on Wednesday at p. m. at the resl
dence.
President Campau, of the Detrol
Driving Club, says that beautiful sigh
at the blue ribbon meeting will be tn
variety of costumes worn by the ladies
vi V are vylng with each other IN pre-
paung beautiful and appropriate atiir
for the event. They viii rival in splen
dor those worn by the fair habitues o
Morris Park and Sheepshead Bay.
Secretary II. Z. Gordon has succeede
in organizing, at Cass. the largest teach
ers' institute ever held IN Tuscol
county. 1t opened Monday, unde
the most favorable auspices, with an eI
rollment Of 80 teachers. Supt. Rankin
of Lapeer, is conductor, with Sup
Emily Fuller, Miss Killerns and Prof
Conlon, Diamond and Walton as a
sistants.