The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-15

Senate, in executive session:
A. Z. Bailey, cassopolis Harrison Berdan
Mt. Pleasant S. Foster Lansing; C. Il. Griffey.
Negaunee VIM. Harris, Lake Linden T.. s. Hor-
ton, Worthwhile; w. H. Hit, Manisti1ue; g. w.
Jones INLAY City; 5: d. Kirkside, lark H. Is.
Long, Houghton X. S. Markstrom. BESSIE
mer; J; A. Perry Au Sable, T.. r. Phin-
nney,, East Saginaw; W; 4 Patterson
Escenlba r. NJ. sampson, Norwayi q.
Scott. Gladstone; s. J: Springer; Plymouth
s silvola, Red Jacket; w. w snyder Homer;
g. f. Seibert Iron Mountain; George Tucker,
Ishpeming Il. q. Warren Charlotte 4. b. Will
Jams, Iron Wood l.. j. Wilcox, Bay City Frank
McElroy Marine City ID. Warren, Three Oaks
IT. A. Ety. Alma; William Humphrey, Adrian
W. X Chapel Corunnai Adam Beattie' Ovid.
The following Michigan pensions
have been granted:
Original invalid-Hosea Bedunah st. Joseph;
Daniel Correll, Eureka; Geo. L. Johnson, Kali
-kaska; Perry w. Foote. Kellogg; VIM. Olinder,
Shelby; Jacob Nj. Lesley, Grand Rapids VIII
lard n. Briggs. Fremont; Sanford f. House,
Fowlerville WIN. p. Hicks, Gresham Chas.
w Gardner Fremont; JAS. Gibson, alias Jas.
Gibbs, Dewitt Hiram A. Chapman, Covert
Robinson Norwood, Delton; David stodard,
Webberville; Amos w Abbey, Petoskey Ora
g. Waugh, Owosso; Geo. H. Russell, Cato
Reastus ID. Robinson, Albion; John II; Thomas
Jacks IN; Levinas w. Brott, Clover Dale; Ar
thur ;. Gum, Ovid; VIM. Brown, Union Home;
John 9. Christensen, Grand Rapids; George
East Cone; VIM. Monroe. Otsego.
Increase-Aaron j. Buffham, Coldwater John
Donnilion, Mnden City; Calvin Halliday,
Hastings; Melchior H. Smith, Jackson Lewis
city; Harvey Stevens Vassar Jacob Hilborn,
-Croswell Benjamin n Richards, Caro- John
Nisbet Soldiers Homel, Grand Rapids; Robert
G. Mason. Wacousta; Chas. Lanz. Ionia Alvin
II. Lamphere, Coldwater; Patrick Riley, Ypsil-
anti Seely Squires, South Monterey; Lemuel
Williams, Alanson Hezekioh Smell, Cass City
ing, Caro-; William ID: Oswald, Hart
ford. John Agner, Detroit; VIM. G. Far
Tar Coldwater; Angelo Pa ., Detroit {;
Harrison; Albert NJ. ormsbee. Millbrook; Les
ley Jewell, Waeousta; Purdy H. Green Detroit !;
l.. Hemen, II. Palmer, AlleFan; Almon b. Dan
iels, Waldron Winfield s. Plumb Lansing /;
George w. Lewis, Allegan.
A Restoration and lLcrease-Thineas A. Gale,
Reissue and Increase-James III. irish. Mason
Reissue-Zimrf Brownell, Charlotte; Michael
II. Sprinkle, Eaton Rapids; j. IL. Richardson,
Original Widows - Diantha L.. mother Of
Chester ID. Kinney Holly; Catharine v, widow
OF Deuiel Z. hetchum, Rochester.
The Michigan Millers' Association
held its annual meeting at Lansing last
week Very little business was trans
officers: President, w. r. Knickerbock-
er of Albion; Vice President, c. j. Deroo
of Holland; Secretary and Treasurer NJ.
A. Reynolds of Stanton.
The number of marriage licenses is
sued in Alpena County during 1889 was
1872.
The barns of Samuel Thompson.
near Berville, st. Clair County, were de-
stroyed by fire with all the contents.
These included one horse, twenty six
sheep, three hogs, number of pumps,
windmills, and sixty tons of hay.
The Alpena Common Council has in
structed the Comptroller to advertise for
bids Tor laying a large amount of cedar
block pavement, work to be done the
coming summer.
The Supreme Trustee of the Patrons
of Industry have been holding a three
days secret session at Port Huron.
u. S. Grant Post, c. A. r., of Bay
City. owns 81, 1874 worth of property
Rhodes, Gladwin County, has been
added to Michigln's list of postoffices.
The name of the postotlice at Print, Ben
:zie County, has been changed to Nessen.
The second convention of the FEEDER
alton of Labor for Michigan will convene
at East Saginaw, Feb. 4. Each trades
council or central labor union is entitled
to send three delegates to the convention,
and each local union one.
"A prominent farmer in Bay County,
named Humes, got on a quiet little toot
IA Bay City, last week, and unintention-
ally took another mans coat. He was
locked up for the crime, and large por-
ton of the township is scandalized in
consequence.
The eleven year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Martin Breining of Wasktenaw
County, met her death in a shocking
manner. The little girl was pas sionately
fond of her fathers horses and it was
her habit to pet them whenever occasion
presented. While Mr.. Breining was car
ing for the stock, the little one sought to
assist him by leading the horses to water.
She was returning to the barn with the
halter strap wound around her waist.
when the horse took fright at hen fly
ing through the barn door. 1t wheeled
about and ran into a field, dragging the
unfortunate girl and trampling upon her
at every step The father rushed out OF
the barn, only to sec his prec Gus girl
crushed to death under the horses hoofs.
without his being able to render any as-
-sistance. Life was ex met when he
reached her.
The Holly Water Works of Bay City
pumped HAP, al gallons of water in
1889. The daily average was 2,5s7 ,597
There were ninety-nine fire alarms.
George w. Brown, Register OF Deeds
and Deputy Treasurer of Arenac County
was found dead in his bed at Omar, 9
bullet hole in his head and his revolver
in the bed. AS everything in and about
the Office and store was in usual order il
appears to be n case of suicide. No rea.
son is known for the act.
The university of Michigan has two
graduates in the United States Senate