Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-02-13

Frank DeForest Of Bay City has just re-
married the woman from whom he was
divorced 81 years ago, and whom be had
not seen in that time. In the meantime,
| Mira. Detorest had married again, raised ~
family, and lost her second husband by
death.
The government has served notice upon
the bondsnen OF the ex postmsster OF bay
City, george Washington that Ia case
they do not pay the draft IN Ede upon them
for s2,075J by the 18th OF February, suit
will be brought against them la the United
States court
Hillsdale county Patrons OF Industry de-
clare war on all middle men, trusts, CON-
bines and pools; urge "a combine OF the
| farmers, no that they may get Ia prices
| for tneir products, aud in favor OF Mrmers'
stores where goods may be purchased at
reasonable Rates.
At the annual meeting OF the Grand
Lodge OF Masons held in Lansing, the
grand master recorded the fact that 364
| lodges, numbering over 1900 members,
were now embraced within this urisdic-
| ton, aud each succeeding comm nication
records an increase in membership.
Godfrey j. Lochbihler, bond clerk in the
| Detroit customs house, is snort ~, 100 In
| his accounts with the government Col
| rector Campau p i'd the shortage with 10
| per cent. interest as required by law, SO
| that tue government losses nothing.
| Lochbihler's whereabouts are not known.
John L. Richard OF Pennington, secretary
| OF the OK Prisoners OF War association of
Michigan, desires the full name. posioifice
| address, rank, company, regiment, branch
| OF service, when and where captured, in
whit prisons confined and when and where
released oil every eX prisoner in the state.
| lie Is engaged IN compiling the record and
| desires 70 make IT complete
Every business place in Schoolcraft was
| entered by burglars the other night, and
considerable property taken and as much
more destroyed.
Pat Grant, n Chicago journalist, who
was In Detroit TO attend the meeting
called TO audit the accounts of Rev. DIR.
| Reilly, treasurer OF the Irish na ional land
lie que in America has been arrested upon
a warrant sworn out by DIR. Reilly ia an
action for xlO, 0O0 images for libel. il is
more than probable that the Chicago Inter
| Ocean and Herald will be sued.
The Alabaster Plaster Go. has been or
Ranized In Chicago by Grand Il pips CAPT
talists entirely, under the laws OF illinois.
to carry on operations at The plaster works
at Alabaster, recently purchased
| by syndicate In Grand Rapids. The cap
ital stock Is Sl0o,OOO. Frank L. Noble Is
| president iii +. Harrington secretary and
| treasurer, aud A ID. athbone, John
! Burtch and Loren Day are the other stock
holders. They will oper. to at Aiabaster
| and have headquarters in Chic go.
| Solomon W. Yeagley, county clerk OF
Hillsdale county, Is short In his accounts
between 81, 100 and $l,50l High living in
| the Yeagley domicile CEASED IL. The board
of supervisors will investigate Affairs in
| his Office.
Seldom Robinson of Saginaw had an OK
killed by an +. Il =. M. train. He s led the
company in a justice court and was award
| ed verdict OF : s.; he appe led 10 the cir
| cult and the decision OF the justice court
was sustained The sc was carried TO
the supreme court and that tribunal set
aside the verdict OF the lower courts.
The product on the first run at the new
mill OF the Michigan mine near Ishpemlng
| from % ton OF quartz is % pounds, ~
ounces avoirdupois. OF gold bullion, 80
| tine. Its value is few djllars less than
! -, 400. The average amount Of gold saved
/ by the mill from each ton of rock was over
500 The Michigan mill is the second on
the Ishpeming gold range, the Ropes mine
having operated IA mill for several years.