Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-05-09

eclipse the recent exhibition ut Detroit
John MCGOWAN the tramp who villain
ously assaulted Annie Superaw at Big
Rapid is held for trial, the child is suffer
ing severity.
Mrs. Sarah Murray of Saginaw, was
thrown from buggy last fall and severely
injured. That last fall business has cost
the city 1900.
Edwin DeForres, only son of the Chippe-
chief Nau-qua-chick- aiming, died on Che
boganing creek Thursday and was buried
at West Bay City.
A sister of Charles T.. Wright on trial
for murder at Benzonia, fell to the floor in
faint during the prosecutions terrific
argument to tho jury.
Albion is trying to induce Texas man
to locate a mammoth brick works in that
enterprising city, and offers the stranger u
1000 site for 500 cash.
Christian Locks barn at Grand Haven
burned Wednesday, three horses and colt
perishing. The fire was OF incendiary ORR
gin and the loss reaches IL 900.
Cyrus E. Lnrkin, "A school teacher of near
Muskegon, who mercilessly punished little
girl with a rawhide, has only been fined g
aud discharged from his school.
st. Marks hospital at Grand Rapids
built largely with money left by the late
Richard r.. Butterwcrth, has been dedicat
ed and will be opened for patients.
Earnest Van Auken, Bronson shoe
maker within three years has built himself
a $500 house, supported family of six and
enjoyed life hugely, all on 81 per day.
NJ Bonde, a member of the life saving
crew at Pentwater, fell from five foot
| fence Monday aud broke his neck. In this
condition he lived until Tuesday evening.
The Marshall aldermen, who voted to
give city employees 10 hours pay for nine
hours work, will be in hot water unless
they adopt the same rule in their own bust
nesSeS.
Alvin Larraway, one of the Oldest resi-
dents in Kent county, living in Paris town
ship, was kicked by colt in the abdomen
Wednesday and died Sunday. He was
| about 20 years old.
An Indian boy named Wezenburg, living
near Kawkawlin, attempted to cross the
river there on some logs Saturday night
and, not having been seen since, is believed
TO have been drowned.
A Detroit jury found "Buck" Murray
| guilty of shooting Pdtrolman Shumaker,
the judge gave him a life sentence at once
and the sheriff took him from the court
room 10 jackson at once
Sunday night burglars entered the store
of DR.. Beebe at Wixon and secured about
So in pennies. They also entered the post
Office, where they secured about the same
amount in small change.
Bad big boys compelled Miss Howes to
| close her school at Raisin Center. Now
| big burly athlete, with blood in his eye and
club under his desk, has been employed.
Bishop Caspar II. Borgess. who was
stricken with paralysis at ST Augustine's
Deanery, Kalamazoo, died Friday morning
He had been failing each day, although he
remained conscious until near the end.
William Wood, alias Caine, convicted of
criminal assault on a German lady at East
Saginaw has been sentenced TO state prison
for three years J. u. Mcpherson, con-
victed of robbery, was booked for two
years.
The class of naval cadets which ,lradu-
| ates at Annapolis this month. has three
Michigan men in it - Cadets Beswick,
Hartrath and Gates, who stand tenth, ff
teenth and twenty eighth respectively in a
class Of % members
A family named Russell, living near
Moshervile, have a child more than one
! year old which has not grown since birth,
| except as to its head, which is as large as
that OF an average adult. Physicians say
| the child cannot live.
Children have been dying off at rapid
rate in Jackson during the past year, and
the food inspector has just discovered that
the well water used in that city is alive
with stuff sufficient TO kill grown men and
women as well as children.
Some people in Oscoda profess to believe
that the Florence Nightengale abduction
was n fraud from beginning to end II is
asserted that the Nightengales delight in
sensationalism, and that Florence has
| figured ia many other cheap little fakes.
The ballots for city clerk at Hillsdale
were counted by NJ. j. Davis, and then
| Davis was declared elected. Five out of
the eight Hillsdale aldermen now swear
| that they voted for Davis rival, 5. Is. Rick
| ley. Rickley will bring suit To secure the
office.
The last vote at Cadillac on author
izing the board of education to borrow
! 5000 additional TO the $1,000 allowed by
| the charter and insurance on the old school
building burned recently stood 6S yes and
g no. This probably means a new brick
school house for Cadillac.
In the case of the people against H. j.
Yates and others, implicated in the alleged
larceny of 100000 feet of logs belonging
were held for trial in the circuit court at
Saginaw Tuesday, bail being fixed at
1000 All furnished bonds.
Inree years ago 1uJJle LamS0n, inc IL
| year-old daughter of respectable Lansing
family, eloped with Edgar DE Camp, a
scoundreily dude, who then refused to mar
rs her. DE Camp and his victim have been
! living together until recently, when Dc
Camp deserted the girl and their child
De Camp is in Jail.
A woman 40 years old was put of train
at Augusta Thursday, because she couldn't
pay her fare. She Was en- route TO Ale.
! gan, but her pocket was picked at Battle
! Greek The aged wayfarer walked to
Yorkvillc, and the light of civilization hav-
ing reached that place a man was found
who paid the fare to her destination
Two weeks ago George Guetsff. an in
offensive Polander, living near Green Bay,
Wis. interfered in fight between two
| brothers, William and Carl Karowski, Carl
promptly Drained the peacemaker with "a
hickory club He then lied 10 Chicago,
uiterward coming TO Lansing where another
brother lives. BY close hiding he managed
TO elude the officers. Late last night the
brother marched into police headquarters
with Carl in tow.
A Fiulauder strayed into the poor house at
Traverse City "a few iys ago. The matron
of the place not being able to converse in
his language, he indicated by signs that he
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