Telegram-herald., 1890-09-04
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


state.
Jaekson IS sepeng large gaaatsles
CT celery
Beeksepers convention a. ies-l2 >ep-
tsnter l8.
sass.s creek xsl bee an sisetFie
ra4say ba.t-
The 6resnx8ls Fss opeued auspie-
ioasly ou IaestaY
Appiss ADD uieioas are ce4ne tlppSd
from Benton haTo1E.
There we're 718 couvicts n the Jack
soa pfisoa september ?.
Farnsfs Ia the vicinity or Cedar
Springs have 4 me crop of potatoes
Tue CluEeos' ASSOCIATION or Max-
q4ette : deyslDg plans II booming the
t0Nn.
Gardens sHd orchards IN the vieinlty
OF Big Rapids are beng wanioniy
rs.ded.
judge RamsdsA. OF Traverse City,
viii address the Maskegou Pioneer p.e'
ne today.
There are no new eases OF dlphthera
IN isapsming, and al the Old cases are
convalescent-
over enc hundred new houses and
eleven brick stores have been erected
IN OWosso thIs season
~. T. Root, OF Kalamazoo, has an
Albno wooapscker. &c IS almost snow
white and has pink eyes.
Mee0sta county FAIR, az Big Rapids,
September 80. October and 2, wlA re
tne best ever held by the society.
Prof. Alfred Hennequn, the we'll
known dFamatlst, and Mss Matte j.
~perFy were quietly married Al Ann
Art0r Tuesday.
r. II. SQ0or. the weliknoHn and
Jolly editor OF the Dovagiac Republican
has sold his paper. BeacEaft & Amsden
are the purchasers.
Reporter Fred Crimmins, VINO was
shot through the stomach by an ltaian
fruit dealer at Detroit, . now pracu-
Caiiy OCT OF danger.
The slaughter house, ice house and
harm, owned by Fred Schwenger near
Saginaw, was burned o. the ground
TUESDAY. Loss, s. 500. small insurance.
lncendary.
tienesee county this year produced
ald marketed 500 600 pounds OF wOoi,
as against S23 pounds last year. The
aggregate value ol the crop marketed
TINS year was $3.50 800.
Herman Voss. of Muskegon, was set
upon by a band Of foot pads early Tues
cay evening ana relieved OF gold
watch. Two sailors from the city OF
Racine are under arrest for the crime.
Alexander Mitchell, 4 Detroit man,
committed suicide IN what County
Physician :. =. clark terms an artistic
manner. He first swallowed a big dose
Of arsenic. then took enough laudanum
90 insure a painless passage.
Peter NJ. kilts, \ young, sober and IN
dustri0us man of Berlin. disappeared
myster.ously while IN Ionia last Friday
and nothing has been SeenOf him since.
lie had about $50 on his person, but
lefta horse and buggy and MS personal
effects.
Charles Coryeon. a farmer living near
Bay City. committed suicide by hang
ing Monday. Badly IN debt and with
poor crops, he became dependent.
Mrs. COryeOn is IN a delicate condition,
and the shock may cause her death.
There are four children 10 care for.
At the annual public school meeting
held in Pontiac Tuesday evening. it was
almost unanimously decided 10 ABOLISH
ali form OF corporal punishment by
strap, rope. whip or stick totally and
forever. The Jennie Webb case IS stlll
on trial.
Prof. Dewey, assistant botanist At the
Agricultural College, has been ap-
pointed assistant botanist in the Agri-
cultural Department AT Washington, at
n salary Of 81. 800. lie leaves today
20 assume his duties. He was gradu-
ate OF tho VI. \. G. class of IS.
George Barney, under arrest for
criminal assault, escaped from the OFF,
GERS Thursday night as be was being
taken 20 the jail at Flint. When near
Muse Hall he suddenly arose in the
buggy, and turned a complete back
ward somersault and was soon lost in
the darkness.
prominent physician in this city
took occasion to remark as he watched
the Labor Day procession that dollar
day was enough for any OF those
men. and that the men who would
strike should be shot. An aged lady
stood near. who turned and remarked.
"N0u charge $3.50 for visit OF ten
minutes 10 a patient. Are yoT willing
20 reduce that charge 20 - cents, you
miserable. piuable wretchg' The doc
tor looked az the honest, courageous
lady for a moment, and disappeared
amid the iecrs Of those ab0ut-Jack-
son Patriot.
Michigan PENSIONS granted. Original,
Invalid -Waistcu Burdlrk, Otterburn.
Joel II. Crausou. -. Johns, George
Pringle. South Arm, Vincent Riddle,
deceased. Tyrone. Increase ellison
&. Brandon. deceased Mt. Pleasant,
Theodore FhtCraft. Allegan. James
Kinney. Ionia. DAVID II. tfdlett. New
Iothrup. George J.. Foster, Lansing;
Reuben Griffin. Durand. Relssued-
Nsvv, Jacob Deckert. Dexter; Funcis
y. Austin. Albion; Walter II. Kellogg.
Harrison. Reissue and mCressc Ahra-
ham smith, Three Rivers Original
WIDOWS. etc.-Efta K. widow Of eihs0n
a. Brandon. Mt Pleasant, Jane, widow
of Vincent kiddie, Tyrone. John f..
father 1T Alpb0nso easier oshtemo,
Charlotte A., widow of Benjamin r.
Carr. Flint.
Mich gau patents granted Cortez y.
Barnes. Reed city. sack filler. Harry
r. Blades. Detroit. meaus for support
ing storage batteries on railway ears.
Harry III. Blades. pctrois, electric
motor. LOUIS q. Rrord wci Bav CITY.
slate ruling machine Jaw W Chapman.
Detroit. mach ne for cutting stave or
barrel veneer. Albert M. C.ark. Ann
Aroor attachment for widunls. clark
CoruwelI. rslsnti, kev Cor attaching
puHcrs to shafts John Cummings.
Crand Rapids thil gouring Frank
pntier. parsvil.e. wheel Maurice DOVE
nev. IT,. Montague, lImoernile Charlie IS
rs EEg.eston. Msrsnsi. button fas-
a