Telegram-herald., 1890-04-12
MATTERS IN MICHIGAN.


commonly vel.
TIE steamer Petoskey Is expected IA
IFAEsrse cay too4y.
Aabie Valley hAs = rns township h.
huary s1t 20 Librarian.
The steamer Gin EFT Grand Haysn
for NorthpOrt Thursday.
Herssy expects . have q cheese fac
tory tie coming summer.
E1-Alderman smith Daniels, Of Ian
ang, died Wednesday afternoon.
Inc Cneboygan Lumber CompAny's
mil has started up for the season.
7 J. Warren, OF Belding, VIII build
the Greenyllle potato starch factory.
Ch4s. Williams, OF Wlliiamston, gath
cred NId nOwers "a the woods April 5.
The woTkmen ia the tunnel At Port
Huron have struck Tor nifty cents per
hour.
Ihe Benton Hsrbor pickle factories
want 10000 bushel of eucumbers 10
pickle.
The Upper Peninsula snow-shoe clubs
have folded up their snow-shoes for
another winter.
The Flint band came out and seren.
AIDED the successful candidates at the
recent election.
The stage between Atlanta and Gay
lord, made the trip IN ~ days on run
ners, THIS winter.
The Marquette Rifles gave a grand
ball Wednesday evening. IL was the
most successful event Of the season.
Chickens OF royal blood are being
hatched at st. Louis. On attaining
their majority they will all wear crowns.
The I0-months-ol1 baby boy of
AdOlph Trudell burned IN the family
residence near Hancock the other
night.
IL : reported that Hon. Dwight Cut
Ter viii build an elegant summer resi-
dence on the site of the one burned
last fall.-GraRd Harea Tribune.
New postmasters: X. Mckinley, vice
VI. c. Gregory resigned, Casevllle,
Huron county; d. Shanahan, vice L. b.
sewell resigned, Crawford, Isabella
county.
Warren Messenger, of Butlersvllle, at
tempt d TO lift q box OF castings weigh
Ing 300 pounds. The plank upon which
he Was standing gave way and be re-
celved a broken shoulder and other m
Juries.
Lightning liekered all over the State
during the week, striking church bells,
burning out telegraph instruments, be-
sides killing several persons IN addition
10 burning several houses and barns, to-
gether with their contents.
The PetOskey Presbytery met in an.
nual session at Cadillac, Thursday and
Friday. The Presbyterial Missionary
Society, composed of the ladies Of the
churches of TINS presbytery, was also in
session at the same time and place.
Mrs. Norman Emmons died Thursday
morning at the residence of ner daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morton, near st. Johns. De-
ceased was % years old, and had lived
IN that neighborhood since 1855. Her
health was good up to within two days
OF her death.
A man known as Emil, who works
Tor farmers IN the vicinity of Bay City,
was held up by fOOt-pads Wednesday
night. Emil has u fog-hOrn voice, and
ne used 1t 20 such good effect that the
fcOt-pads fled. Emil had only five
cents N MS pocket, but he has 1t yet.
George Freeman, a cOlored coachman
employed IN the family, became greatly
enrage6 at Mrs. Sarah Sidmore, at De
troit, Thursday, and made murderous
attack upon her. lie choked her and
stabbed her IN the neck, and as she is 65
years old, sGe may die from the shock
and loss of blood. lie also attempted a
criminal assault. He Is under arrest.
A mulatto named A. Jackson, who
completed a 20 days sentence in jail at
Adrian Thursday, was Immediately re-
arrested on gaming his freedom by
Sheriff POllack OF a charge Of adultery
and taken to Charlotte. The complain
ant Is the husband Of a white woman
with whom Jackson Is said TO have
eloped and for threatening whose life
with . revolver the mulattO was Origl-
raIy incarcerated.
Wallace Brown, a Big Rapids biped
exhibits enough meanness to supply an
ordinary neighborhOod. Early in the
winter he stated that ne was going away
on business. RE departed. Mrs. Brown
was left 70 care for herself and three
small children. A short time ago he
wrote as wife from Marshall. saying
that ha had concluded % live BY hlm-
self hereafter, as ne didn't wish 20 be
bound down by family tles-that she
1ecdut expect % see him any more
lie probably expects 20 pose as a dar
Ing masner. Marshall girls look out
Michigan pensions. Original-JOh,
Green, OHvet. James T. Dock. Rio
Robert e. Blair. Lake Odessa: Isaac r
p3nelscn. Maple Rapids sidney r.
>m -h. Hastings; David Wolfrou. 1.-Two
ia. Nicholas Meyer. Saginaw CITY
Eemus T. Baldwin. Westwood. Benz
Caldwell Bancroft; Benz. :. Everest
rai9. Ransom H.. owen. Battle Greek
Charles F. MaCkey. East saginaw
Robert p. Nfhafey. Marquette. Jas. &
wilson. Filnt, Jas. Barns. Detroit. Re
storatj0u VIM. p. Rauney, Otis
vile. Rcstnration and Reissue
Edwin Cr0wt. Elm Hal. In
crease Thos. McQu-ilsn. Cass City
Chas. A. Parkos, Addison; Erasius 7
Miller. Paw Paw; Elnas ". Norsv
Brulxeport. Isaac j.. SpsldIng. -turgis
Daniel =. r.. sanford, PtssfOri. I0h'
NJ kc3rncy. PlnCkuey. Spary Phillips
Hastings. John J. Calsns. Lesl .6
stephen T.. Travis Battle Greek Alber
r Nuiburt Is Keriersvilie. TorcrEo prs x
Buchanan. samuel ". Oberhaltfo-
Torch Lake Enos n. kimkau Alma
Htrrv ~. Bailey Emmett. Robert A
Rrvnu. Saginaw Civ John N. Ere th
aupt. RrldUrmsn. Eeotsn Cave. Athens
rcu. H. Cheney. brtrot- Geo. "
Chaplin. Fowlerv' ie. Neison ~
WaiHri6ve, Fvart, tlorulan :. uewiti