Telegram-herald., 1890-04-22
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.

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L4xe klebixA1 = sad % Dc iessf
Elsa us44l tnLs yea
A1sxsxoa sl1Egie %I-s start - iof
TIE seassl sonaorr9s
ststss1 oaGlsnts 4ze Receiving treat
lasAs a. -La s@zln4N a1Sr--St-
EIscSne Agh1s ~ sllls GA tas Mar
euesse ore 1ocAs gAls saElI1eE.
The nss 80 80 n. L. chorcA a.
lansing EAs 1eale4gea >uE1ay.
The Jackson GFeys have been armed
Eta TIE improved Springfield r1ns.
Moaa axe, ns4E Auskss0n, . - Be
coon. 81 - = summer resort TIA season
Res } L. PzltO1. pssIOE u tee Con
grezat.oaA! Ch1rcn AZ OfsenE.l.s, dlsd
SATURDAY evening
The Detroit branch Of the Sstionai
association or letter carriers has re-
ceised lts charter.
There is &C n the bay AZ Marquette,
but c . ~ weak Il4t It forms 10 m
Pcdiuient ~ naWgauoD-
The fourteenth annual convention Of
the second 1lst-ict ". T.. i. U. MI De
held 81 Hudson April zz-4-
Jackson business nen have organized
stock company with $4,000 capita -
manufacture canned goods.
MaFquette's new school house has
been named la honor 0f Heman b. lily,
q pioneer resident of tnat city.
The mperi1tendeuts Of the public
schools IL gne state u hold their an
nlai meeting AZ Lansing May aud >.
Heury Mines, father OF state senator
Mines. was found dead IA bed AZ bis
lome u Coldwater saturday moFa!ng.
Standish viii soon have a new cheese
factory, a new starch faet0Ty, ne"
drug store ana a new Catholic Church.
Itls sad that plans are being per
fectrd Tor the release OF Wright, the
man nov 0n-trial 40 BenzOnla Tor muir
der.
The Department OF Agriculture "
ports that Micnigan's : crop outlook has
improved considerably within two
weeks.
The Fletcher paper pulp factory at
A.D,ua in one week recently shipped
~ carloads OF paper, a total OF lI2,-
90 pounds.
Tie dlueth annual convention OF ne
". &. L.. &. 0l the Fifth Congressional
U.strct will be nclr A. HOliAal -prl
- Co - inclusive.
Ms John Z. Moore. Of Chelsea, ~no
Was injured by beng thrown from
carnage A week ago, died sunday, and
wIl be buried today.
Mrs. Peter Fox, Of West Marlette.
N.rrh to hssW oil ffr Fml
0ne-naf pounds. The youngster Is
stlli alive aud can hold the fort nightly.
Gov. Luce hss appointed Harsen d.
smith, Of CassOpOlls, As member or the
Advisory Pardon Board, n place OF
Judge Cahll, resigned. Smlth's term
vii expire next February.
Gracomo Oldaui, an Italian lsborer,
vas struck on the mead with shovel
bv Edward Filnan az Detroit, last
Wednesday. lie died Saturday from
the injury. Ftman made his escape
and has not yet been appEehended.
James n. Johnson, q prosperous
farmer who lived near Lansing. COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the heart saturday morning
He has been de.pondent since the
death of MS wife IN the Ann ArOOr hos
pssal about eighteen months ago.
". D. Marks, superintendent. has
prepared q list of the streams that have
tccn stocked with brook trout BY the
Mich gan Fish Commission and VIII oe
0pcn to anglers May !. lt shows that
the clear water streams Of nearly every
county 10 the State have been stocked
With this most delicious and gamey
fish, ln all several hundred streams
Michigan pensions: Original invalid
Bcul. WIneand, Maple Rapids; John
Davis, Niles; Edward Straley. Gaven;
Henry Brouse, Charlotte; Conrad Peas
ur, Nermoutville, David +. Needham,
Bronson. Jonathan ". Marvin, Pine
Grove Mills; Aaron Finch, Lansing;
Timothy Ellsworth, Yankee Springs;
VIM. n. Underhil, Pine Run. In
crease-GeO. A. Reed, Lakeview; Geo.
Newton, Denmark; Jas. K. Woods,
Buchanan; John $. Wilcox, Owosso;
Norton P. SDauldug. Dundee; David
Burriss, Lakeview; Edwin A. Bunker,
Bowen, Ira Nelson, den