Telegram-herald., 1890-02-22


srion n the Central Lahor Union Il
tbs ely. Ihsy AL attend tie Central
un-1n meeting Aolday eye1-ag.
WheEe as Alderman StTyker l4st
nigatg
RAakin again 4t tie W0neer and TO-
Dlght. Admission free. IuTn out
Grand Rapids Lodge, S0. Ga. l. o.
O. T., lnIt.Ated gnt new members lasG
night
A man named Ham lton Fox Vas
gTostEaged Cy a nt ln aeksOl's baTbeT
shop, 0u Pearl-sl-, yesterday Afternoon.
lie sas taken ~ hls nome A. ID kl8g 81
Henry b Grady has commenced q
E sglt Ia SsslnpSlg against Henry outer
/ AID sa0rs Out MI ot attachment
I yesterday. otter i nOtel keeper al
I Grandule.
Tie Patrons OF Industry ia the south
F part OI the c0uuJy propose ~ lncorpor-
+ aLe according % law and have called
. GA tie county clerk ~ receive needed
information.
The members Of Lily Lodge, K. Of
P, conferred the second rank last
evening, and number OF the members
0f Eureka and CO8en lOdges attended
and assisted ln the work.
Col. BshOp combines pleasant with
unpleasant duties IN MS trip - Detroit.
lie scatters prisoners along the road
and then joins the company or the
Michigan Club at Detroit.
Saturday : always a busy day Don't
90 home % dinner, bat 20 10 Hartman ;
lecture room and cat a Southern din
ner, which viii Dc served from IL 80 10
2 O'Clock. Only 25 cents.
A. L. Livingston, who was arrested
/ on capias Thursday, on complaint of
I J. O. DeSobe, furnished the $1,000 bail
I bonds necessary, with J. -. Van Every
I and Henry HuDer a. sureties.
Tie rag-pIckers, sam Barlow and
I VIM. III. knsrd, suspected Of stealing
/ from COrl, Knott & Co., and who Were
/ arrested on MOnroe-aye. alley, yester-
| day, nave been released. Not sufficient
evidence 10 convict.
HIS name was Dan MallOy, and he
/ got there. The TEIEGRAM-HERALD said
/ lie Was too Tar gone 10 brace up and
/ give ms name 10 His Honor III the
morning. Apologies are hereby ten
/ dered. Fine, 81; costs, $3.50.
I lIulEUALL
/ for you'll Eight men daring TO tell the
voters OF Grand Rapids that they are
/ not nj TO vote on matter that 50 near
| ly concerns their own interests. Won
/ der won't those voters get even?'
The case of Samuel Nyhart, charged
| with embezzlement from the California
| Vine Co., of ST worth OF cigars, was
III police court again yesterday for the
/ last time. The respondent was held to
the present term OF the superior court.
Charles Anderson, the Swede who
| was confined IN lall for safe keeping on
I the supposition that he was insane, has
| been released by the County Supern-
/ tendents OF the Poor. He is harmless,
| and though eccentric, is not candidate
| for any insane asylum.
The man John Assink, the confirmed
/ drunkard, whose sentence to the De-
| trOit House of Correction for 90 days
left ms lO-year-old boy homeless,
paTentless and penniless, was taken to
the place Of confinement by Sheriff
Bishop yesterday.
Archie McDougall got a bad cash IN
the head by a runaway accident, yester-
day. He was driving a horse and buggy
on West Bridge-st., and the horse got
the upper hand and smashed into a
farmer wagon, tipping it over and cut
ting McDougalPs head.
George Cook, the most persistent, if
not the most accomplished petty thief
! in Western Michigan, was taken to
Iona by Sheriff Bishop yesterday. His
latest speciality was the stealing of new
ron from the cable company, and max
ing it over into old iron the moment ne
got his grip on 1t.
Messrs. A. w. Mech and Nelson b.
Rich, respectively president and secro-
tary of the County Superinteudents Of
the Poor, have returned from Big Rap
ids, where they attended the state Con-
vention of the County Superintendents
OF the Poor Tney report a simmer
attendance than usual, buta very in
teresting meeting nevertheless.
When Nelson +. Fyficld got married A.,
he held up his hand before the county
clerk and swore that the bride prOspcc-
tive was Is years Old, whereas she was
only n lass of Is. Chris. Peterson,
father of the girl was justly indignant,
| and caused Fyheld's arrest for perjury.
The case came up in police court yes
! terdqv and was adjourned IN Monday