Telegram-herald., 1890-07-11
MATTERS II MICHIGAN.

Bay Clty pas been sxPefi~nelng
Dl4d-t0s sc4fe
8lrs. Georg4 Dsmoress, of Lapess, las
= snON- snlle gDoDla.
The prsseni census vi credit Che
bCVzal Win t1Z5 sou-s.
John J. Van Wormsr, OF Flint : Ia
a. 0u 4 charge o. incest.
A new resort hotel : 10 be built on
L0Bg Lake, qear teaI0n-
Track LAYING On Am Artor's electric
read VII oegln ne1t week.
With a population 0f eco Sault ste.
Marie las nEe elsctr.e railway.
Marquette the c..y OF homes, Is ex-
pegiencing good healthy boom.
COldWatsr has a population OF zoos an
increase OF SO live persons since 1854.
Mrs. Betsey CrOssett, OF Battle Creek,
celebrated her s7th birthday Wednes-
day.
About twenty teachers are attending
the summer NcEmal school at Vermont
vile
Detroit geese are dying OF sunstroke.
Luckily the census has already been
taken
The summer school Of chemistry now
running at Ann AroOr has only elght
pupils.
I. W. Palmer j. arranging 70 tell the
ChantAuqu4 Club q, Bay View what DC
saw IN Spain.
! The English sparrow has a friend.
The Kalamazoo Gazstts 3 making 4
good fight for hlm.
A Kalamazoo girl, while running
down bill the other day. fell and dlslO-
Gated her shoulder
The Kalamazoo board sidewalks are
IN bad condition. The nails project IN
long rows ike sentinel lines.
Luther will give the Chippewa Valley
railroad a 5000 bonus and Will DC
made station on that proposed line.
George Bentley IS Pontiac asylum
inmate, and was once gallant soldier.
He has lust been allowed 5000 back
pension.
The Saginaw Press Club has COM
pleted elaborate arrangements for the
entertainment of the Press Association
next week.
Dense fOgs obscure the national game
at Calumet. When the air gets so
thick that the bail can not be seen the
game - called.
Fairbanks post, Women's Relief
COrps, OF Detroit, viii provide an out
ing tins summer OF the children Of poor
and INDECENT veterans.
In boring for a well for the water
works plant Birmingham has struck a
vein OF pure cold spring water which
flows about 20 barrels per minute.
IonIa's water supply is inadequa-e e to
the demand. During the recent hot
DAYS hill residents were unable 10 Sc
cure drop between the hours OF
q. N. and ) p. m.
James Pedelty, aged 20. fell forty-five
feet down an elevator shaft at the Calu-
met * Hecla smelling works Tuesday
night. HIS head was terribly crushed
and he died IN two hours.
Michigan postmasters appointed July
9: III. J. COmstOck, vice {. COmstock.
deceased GagetOwn, Tuscola county;
Otto Eggert, vice X. Keeler, removed f,
Layton Corners, Saginaw county.
The -. Joseph frog raiser has 100000
nearly ready for market, and at the
popular price Will realize about $1,000.
There are similar hatcheries at Saugs-
tuck and Grand Haven, and Muskegon
l. about to build one.
The Northern Michigan Development
AssOciat on has sold S2j, 900 worth OF
stock, and thefrailrOads interested nave
promised TO Increase the amount to
$4,000. This money will be spent to
encourage immigration.
Everything points to the largest crop
of potatoes, wheat and corn ever raised
IN fnfa n rfanna "a
potato bug has not done much damage,
and IN some fields It has not yet put in
an appearance.-AHsgaa Democrat.
Oak Grove Sanitarlum. the new pri-
vate insane asylum at Flint. will cost
100000, and i to be finished oy May
2l, 1891. Dr. Geo. c. Palmer, for many
years past n charge of the asylum at
Kalamazoo, will have charge of the
new asylum.
While Milton Call and Charles Brock
were saving stove-wOOd Wednesday on
Cassler's farm, near Cadillac. the boiler
of their engine exploded. killing Call
instantly aud Brock died from the iu-
Juries received "a few hours. Both
men left families.
Nelson G. Walton, OF San Francisco
has hied claim on fifty-two acres IN
the center Of NuskogOn, including the
Occidental Hotel site and big strip of
the business portion of the city. He
claims 30 have bought the land ia an
early day and have a most excellent
title thereto UjssaHkss TadsPendsnt.
Reports 20 tEs state Board Of Health
snow that rheumatism, neuralgis brOn-
Chitis and diarrhOea IN the order named
caused the most sickness in Michigan
during the week ending July 5. Diph-
liberia vas reported AZ % places, scarlet
fever at Is. typhoid fever at 8 and mea-
sles at 81 places.
The jury IN the case Of James Fl
Baker of Saginaw. against the Flint &
Pers Marquette Railroad for damages
rendered a verd CT for the plaintiff for
1880. This case was tried in toe Bay
City circuit. aud the jury disagreed
The suit was brought for past expenses
and future damages, the former FOR
medical attendance, nursing and the
purchasing medicines for Oscar Baker
the son Of the plaintiff. who lCst rs lee
by being run over by a Flint & Pere
tram November 5. 1856, and the latter
for loss Of services from tbe time of toe
accident until the boy attains the sge
OF n years.
All cases Of weak or lame hack, hack